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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
- AND ROOMS
IIoHr HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

LIGHT HousEhBEPRo ROOMS "a
THIRD. r.. iso7-Two nicely furnished
rooms for housekeeping,
DENVER, N, 54l--Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
MAIN. g, i025-For reas. modern house.
keeping rooms and sleeping porch no
children Phone 6O69.
FRISCO, s.. 22a--Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping Call s55O.J,
BRADY f.. 23--For rent one large. light
bookkeeping room. Calf aftSS9 a. m.
TWO MODERN, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
R0oMs-Closo in. Phone 43o5.
DETROIT, s., 5oI--For rent. niae large
front room for housekeeping
TWO NEATLY FURNIsHED--Houseke
ing rooms; modern; adults only. Phone
XANTHUS. s.. 52i-Two clean. front
rooms for light housekeeping; strictly
modern.
ELGIN. s.. 5O2-Nieely furnished light
bousekeeplng roms
FlFriI, W. s23-For rent one room and
three roms modern: furnished for light
housekeeping. Phone ils9
BOSTON, n. 52O-Two light Housekeeping
rooms modern, close in Phone 1925
CINCINNATI. s.. 5li-Nicely furnished
clean light housekeeping rooms 10 base
ment. suitable for two,
MAIN, s., 7Os-one housekeeping room.
DETROIT N. aoe-Modern furnished
light housek eeping rooms for rent Phone
696
BOSTON, s, i22S--Two newly furnished
housekeeping rooms; modern. a6s3-J
MAIN, n. sis-Two newly furnished
housekeeping rooms; private home: adulis
only,
CHEYENNE, N 627--Clean comfortable
housekeeping rooms double or single
neighborhood, everything furnished close
in. See this first and save time
EASTON, f. l2O-Two.room suite. well
furnished ard clean
COLLEGE, s. 3O7-Two lisht housekeep
ing rooms - per week; no children
ROOMS FOR ENr-rURNIsHED II
ELGIS. S, sio-Beautiful,y furnished.
southeast bedroom, near bath. Phone
Also
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room In
steam heated apartment: four blocks from
Third and Main Phone 79ea.
EXTRA LAREE--Nicclv furnished front
bedroom privilege kitchen. dining and
living room II desired Phone 1871
DENVER. $, 5l7--Furuished room for
reht for man and wife Phone 1874
nished apartment, Eas Lynn
MARY RRoCRMAN. SOC Room connect.
ing bath for gentlemen. phone 5llj.
DETROIT. S, 5i5--Two light huusekeep
ing rooms furnished.
ROOMMATE WANTED Prefer Young
man Of GOOD habits. between IL and %
years. Three blocks from Third and
Main Phone 1929
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM south cs.
posrrs, adjoining bath; new house, five
blocks from business center Phone 65Si.
GUTHRIE. S, 2l4-Tuo nice rooms, al,
Joining bath in private home gentle.
men preferred reasonable rent
CORNER ELEVENTH AND DETROIT
We'll furnished. large upstairs room,
Phouc 3e96.
TWO LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS
with bath; gentlemen only. also use OF
garage Phone 2236.
TwELFTH. W. 9i4-Smull furnished
sleeping room: eonvenient to BATH. s. 90
wSek. Phone 1891
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
AUTOMOBILES.

W Sea- Q1@T
ExcElam$e
Eighth and South Main
/ j e ( fery-l9l7 seven-pas-
senger ......,.......... $500
Studebaker-l9l8 four-cylin-
der roadster $3.50
Buick-Model C-37 tour
ing ..'....,,,....... So5O
Dodge--l918 roadster $3.50
Chevrolet - 1918 roadster;
never been run .......$7 $700
Scripps-Booth - 1918, three
passenger roadster; run
only l,400 miles; five wire
wheels and tires in excel
lent condition ....... $3.50
Nash--l9l7 touring; in good
condition ..s..... $500
Hupmobile - 1917 touring;
tires, paint and top in extra
good shape .........$ $500
Buick - 1918, four-cylinder
touring; run only 8S7 miles:
in excellent condition S840
Buick-19l7 light six touring:
new top, newly painted,
cord tires .......... $3.50
Oakland-1918 touring; wire
wheels ............. $3.50
Studebaker-1918 six-cylinder
touring; in excellent con-
dition ..............S 1875
Tulsa Four-1918 touring;
only run l 400 miles; spe-
cial paint job and extra
tire 5000
Mitchell-1918 touring; newly
painted ,.......... 5000
Buick-D-55 big six turing:
new tires and top =. 900
Buick--D-55 big six touring;
good tires, new pantasote
upholstered top; in excel
lent mechanical condi-
ton ..............S1, $50
G h a m s-1919 j.. touring:
new; never been run SLABS
II. A. L.--1918, 12-cylinder:
five new tires; in excellent
condition; originally sold.
for $4,000 ST. 800
Terms to Responsible Parties.
MMo III mn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

PARTY WHO HAS JERSEY CALI -.
lakon last Monday might near Sprinr
dale school north Of Fairgrounds had
hsiltt return calf to owner And rec"its
reward No qdcsliors will be ask"d, 9th
'twte No effort will l,n spared 20 locate
rif sud parties vii be prosecuted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
NOTICE. OF ANNUAL MEETING or THE
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS

rRe annual meeting OF The ttoct holder,
OF this company will be held on wednes.
day, February 26th, 1919. Al 10 o'clock
West Fourth street Tulas, okishomA for
o M. At the office Of the compsny, III
the purpose OF olectinr a board OF director.
and receiving and acting upon Tho reports
Of the officers and for the transaction Of
seh other business as may properly come
before the meeting
ru accordance With the laws q, the State
ef 0klshomA under which this eompsny IL
Incorporated. no stock can be voted on
which has been transferred on the boots
preceding this slsetion
Join @ RARTLETr eerrrtarY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

DO YOU WANT TO BUY A NEW
high-claSs 8-cylinder automobile, at
saving of several hundred dollars?
Address BoX-M-93, care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
ExHfhfT A
:, ,NorIoR or ANNUAL NETTING.

The ~sSkdfar annual meeting Of the STOCK
holders of the Atlas Liie Insurance Gem.
pany will be held al its Home office, No,
ati PalAee Building, Tulsa, Oklahoma, al
Eleven o'cloek q. m, March 4. 1919
Reports OF otficors and Committees viii
be heard and thc election OF Eleven Dlreo-
tors for the ensuing year,
ATLAS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
II, o. MCCLURE, President
g. DE zELL UAwLEl, Secretary,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTORoBILER TOR BALE.

hOlobOblLLS Ioh pHA1s
PASSENGER OVERLAND - RIM
about J J 600 miles in good shape Tor
quick sale sagO Phone 526l Room
IL Turner bldg
TOR SAI.E-igls Vcle touring like ne~
1917 PAig. first class condition Byran
a sherman Motor Car Coo 10 v. sitth
FOR SALE-Ford sedan; in perfect con
diti0n electric starter and lights, de
large steering wheel, brass lotk, Shock
sbsorbtts Must be- seen 10 be Apprec1.
Ated Phone 1891
1917 FORD ROADSTER--Goo shaps bar
gain Phone 1879 X
TQR sALE-or trade. my chummy rand
Gter, Good running order. Good tifes
Good road car Cheap for cash. car
Ninsr Chandelier Co,
FOR sALE-l9ls model Studebaker Chum'
my, Series 10; ourpAssenger, with seat
covers spotlight and extra casing. In
fine condition. Phone 1885
FOR sALE OR TRADE-Fiye passenger
1917 Kissel ksr, In good condition, looks
like new win sell on terms or trade
for real estate. Can pay difference OF
assume incumbrance Phone 467o.552
NGLBURN ELECTRGC-For sale; driven
1900 miles: party leaving city. Phone
6si
1918 SAXON slX--Fivc good tires, five
passenger, nearly new ear: cash or terms
1O7 South Boulder Phone 1890,
SAXON FOUR RoADsTER--ioIs Tor sale
In good condition. See this bargain
cash or terms 307 South Boulder. Phone
1860
FOR sALE--Usnd seycn.pAsseng.r Packard
car Al bargain Phone 69g2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS FOR RENT-fURSIsHED II
FOR RENT--s1eeping porrh and sitting
room combined. phone 9li1, 49,.
CHEYENNE, T., lo--SiccIy furnished
sleeping room private home: suitable
for man and wife or two ladies en-
poyed .--
FOsTORIA, r., sOs-Nieely furnished
sleeping room private entrance! connect
ing bath Phone S762 -
FOR RFNT--Room. modern convenience
connecting bath, private home, close in
Phone i365. ...-.-
ONE FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM
For gentleman, connecting bath' Fhohs
$50
FRONT SUIrE-Or single modern south
side: mahogany furnished VIII appeal
only TO those desiring best furnishing
Address M'92. care World -
MAIN n. 526-oror rent, furnished room
with private family; gentlemen only
DENVER. n, 5il-Nicely furnished front
bedroom, convenient TO bath.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23


Lost one acre. -, ,.r,,ng l.ry. ,ound
rr,tl a., in ,,,,a,, ri,tiprn .rliInz chin
diamond .f,,,nJ ,dg. h.tx..n Third
and BonlIey a,d . Cincinnati
Tl1d,, rrt,yr ia u,brst.,d,. Tl,.nIny
L WORKS
IOS1 n.i.,., nt,Ly and Tul., blArk
a. Van s1yto. WiShta Kan, Finder
please return Ia room alH OklAhoms Nat
ural Gas bldg or Birby Drug Go
LOST Army discharge papsr,. belonging 10
Charles Wc,lty Arnold Of Miami Re
turn Ia rtt uoutd.r and rrc.lyn re
ward
81 600 REWARD 10, diamond brooch.
lost t.twssn pI.i,o tn.a,,T and FrI,ro
drp5i som, tIms Thnrsd., Writo I
iioyt nrndshsw Apts Ksn,a, CIV Mo
LOST rs.terp star nln Tba,,d., Nam.
Iosr v..,.sa a.. Wv, I'm 49,, .r,
''hII ON 49, aa',stn S,M rgs s,tn Mason sm
,g" Phone s'ei and receive l'w'rd
LOST Diamond bar pin. Return to oifle,
LrwrLI.yS srTTrn prp s,r.,od .,
stolen, four month. old black and white
spotted liberal reward Phone SaSa.
LOST sesrlr, and Ives field rnsn..rins
oooh FRISCO Mauon Please return
y" suu'eA' W l'oh' OF zoos .--.--.-.--.-.-
PURELY PBRsoNAL /
\ sVl-pynony stftprpIYn rpn,, pItpS
Gslpls flsn,yss' ulesrs,lou oon.,ip.tion.
bleeding itching wrIta Tor ,r,s ,,i.l
IAnlo,s pile Cure n Tsrnry
Auburn, Ind.
LIZ ROy HENDRICKS ~ Please 4. once
%"i..s n'ns your address to your friend At Oh
THE VEIL MATERNITY H6sPrrAG--sn
petot Aneommods Tons tor patients de
s prvy snu seclnson before anu
Io"kn eonI,hemenIi cnaIrrr tessonsne
IT,, w 'or e,pen. oso'es or snop
WWoh ymrs James - W IhrV
IIsN hsnsAs oi,y, MO ,.-------.--...-
BRorhER--Aeeidenis discovered ms
ture's sDtidots pleasant Florida root
easily ins,pensissy overcome. any 70
uo ns", ot Inoscs.oh osd sena
Weh.s g'"cos" "ee' hAr'ey s'oh"'
nons~si fis, fis,----.-..---.-,..----
WHY PAY MORE,
,peu ra'en sna c,1ok ,epa,finG lssn'nl
20, I'LL Bn % ~.
,peei.ity Formeri, in,p..,or "a, ,hr,,
| roads 10 years ,rperi,nse In IN. be., ye
tsii stors. and watch isstori.. j .,ey
don's Watch Repair shop. iii North Msir
1t, Phone 214n,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
NANrEn pARrIEs 10 INvESrlGArE
WANTED

First class brick man for snperin'
tendent OF Shale common and face
brick plant 10000 capacity per day
Give references and salary expected
Burk Brick & Tile Co, Fort Smith
Arkansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

snutted fUt IatuH BOO mu.h
Nturr b. uHUgt
" rpsfS-N ........ $50 OIl qIu l
Dtf Moiuus ..... uuu uuu nu. I
MHUr "a M.|Nnft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
Hard Hitting and Perfect
Fielding Nets Last Game
Oilers Concentrate Attack k
Again and Make Their
Hits Count.
LEFTY BkYNE GAMES HERO
Holds Rourkcs 10 Two Runs
and Leads i'm oilers
Attack.

....a. ,u I.r world
DuNlN Nua s- l,r. H.m.
uas lu good nm today "n. n.'h.i
%, .uuIs.a support defeated umoHI
7fo Ip.t nud timely mnur boo
.Nr r.uud and ninth innings gave
IuIl % sweep uf fn. hrr. game
.rr0.s Two c|s1n HuaIus uE Wau."u
DuI Inyus boo Mo-, ninth won rhr
.1mr
rh. bail .Hl. w.u- r,f Hus oyer
second uaa. lr ula band hN 0r1
ru".I roNuI l., Iu p.u'.. pr1rn
who mHiuIr.I tho bail Wd l"l '
poo. away from him long enough ful
NbnIOu fu cross tnr ul.h with 'H.
Nraf counter
Tho srurr hold tf uu, FOB rul until
ne nai hair Hf ihu grh Whom 'No
EUurI,s gathered Ivu. su"''mHn
I,I OF with % double and burke sU.
rf,rd him iu th.rI Ulruunu wont
out short lp NrsI NpoNWlu h''us
hold uu thrd Gnhlm ripped out
another two blggoT ana Jap
scored Ice followed Tu,i with ihy
third two-haEo hit ln That frame and
Graham trottel home llrwwiuFs
way popped high one io Nut'N
making The thiri uut
Those tWO were 900 the nuns that
Omaha was ahlU tu set bnNn nl.
lowing only three more hits on.f
ono Ruurkr was lcft ON base after
This inning
Tho locals held me lead uniil the
first NJ the final inning TlerrcN
popped 10 % williams Manion and
lmyur each singled ana Maniun
scored ON Nurkos single. Wuf0i
walkcl Rnd DllH hlt into double
play. Hemm.ngway 70 - Williams
To II Williams. but the play 600 sec
oud nuae was the only ono allowed
pltS being called safe M first First
HHseman Williams. thinking the run.
ncr was out disregardcd llurke run.
Ming 10 home When ne Was half
way TO the bench Harry realized
that Dnts had been called safe and
another runner had scored and no
went up In tho air lie gave Umpire
Freshwatur o. pretty stlff call, but
Al availed naughl Slattery was an
easy out. short TO first
Omaha could do nothing In her
half OF tho ninth baYne having
hand In each OF the three outs lie
famed Shinklo threw Speilman out
q. f,rst and struck burke out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
C0SDEN AND FEDERALS
PLAY SECOND CONTEST

The Cosdcn ana Federal baseball
clubs fast independent mines Of
Tulsa, meet In the Second game of
thc city chnmpionship series at Nc.
Nully park tomorrow at 30 o'clock
Horushy viii probably work for the
oosdcns with Young tolllng Tor the
Fcjerals.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

Sf JOSEPH Aus s-Oklahoms ,ip
s within one poinl " hfst place - .
result 81 iodays victory over 81 Joseph
to . willisus vas BIC sIl over tb,
lot while stonsr weakened In the third
Hnd Acsdo~s who succeeded him, held iH,
tu,als svottlets
1 Ln ...Ia-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
REDS INCREASE LEAD
ON M'GRAW'S GIANTS
MnrnnS Win from Philllc- In Pitch
Ur~' Ducl while Giants Lose tu
champion cubs
PIRATES SHUT OUT ROBINS
cooper Holds Supcrbns tu one hit
10th CUTE riY Irrurlcr>- Game
In I1Cld

CINCINNATI Aug --rhc Cincinnati
Team son tho first some. t9 D. of The
.rrir, slth rrnaiJpha ., nln,hrr urs,
us with teu pnur, Oft Packard u ar
urst iruiug aud s.u.ing four ruut
Ilu slutr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
AS TAKE l3-INNING
GAME FROM CHICAGO
Kinney Holds sox tO seven Hits
Glcnsons Hunch Blows and Take
second Game.
YANKEES DEFEAT BROWNS
superior Fielding Wins For GOthnins
Indians Win From Red SoI
liy one HUN.

PHILADELPHIA. Aur suuuks IN
field Hug, u She 18th |um.s after
M ,'s,r sAs pufpus'ly passed. won toe
FIRST game ot tUa.l uoab,sN,adof for
Philadelphia % 90 a. hut the second COZ.
i..i Nas chicago al the wa,. score u
tu
Toe SCORE.
MN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
WESTERNLEAGUE


DIS MplNtS. AuF Wichita made
,au sweep Of 'ar ssrirs br latlos Co
iaIs Same 4 tu 90 herd and umry
batting without hIt safely boo bic 7h con.
trruiiyr rHut
Ih. arUr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
LEuESEGWs
By
Larry Daley

% was all lu favor uf southern
clubs iu the first series uf their in
yaHou ~ the north, which ended
yesterday out OF ~ games played
40 were won hy southern mines and
,wa by northcrnyrs Three teams in
this section made clean sweeps OF
their series. Tulsa, oklahoma ClD
ana wichita heating DmahI. ST.
Joseph and Dos Moiprs. rospcctYcly
Joplin was tho only southern nine o.
fan tu Win their series though the
Mlmouriuus won the final game with
Sioux city yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

HuSTON N4g Cleveland took thc
A. game ot '.s srtoys 20 today.
fhr winning run coming In the ulnth
wHr1 MrGraW walked tavslBkr. Granry
sarfi'ited and Chapman singled
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

Two out of the four first division
clubs Oklahoma CI,y and W,.huJ
are from the south Uu.h b, win
ming today while ST. Joseph loses
can go ahead of the league leaders
Tulsa leading the SECOND diyis 1.
ana only one point back Of sioux
city. can 20 into the trst four Dos
winning today should tho Sioux
lose
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

iWu.b bnrr hits EIEnuian. Graham.
ice. Nufli, ihiuri buHcs on halls.
or llurkc I uif lInync : struck out
hN Burke {, h liaync 81 sacrifice
hite, Zee. Graham. BuSkc, Bnrhcnu.
hit hN pitchers, hJ burke y, double
pluN- ~ Williams H. o. Williams Ia
" Williams. Mnniun to Tcruc,
lirrury ip Mhni" Huiru bnsc-. ..
Williams 1lcrncN. lcu un bnsrs.
Omnhu u. Iulzn : time. i.i0t um-
piru-. nhh aud Irr-iWutcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

~.ufr hN IuuluKt
Chicago ........ UOl 200 100 600 %
phIAdr|Iba uul 900 800 600 10
summary Runs Weaver. Jackson.
Fehgh. sghAl kopp, Perkins, Kline, o.
rltup . touus, r. Collins Wiu, two
haso hita j. Collins. hrhAk kopp home
rlu. Jackson. double play 2 Collins 90
Weaver Co., thndi bAsrs on balls OF
Fabuf 2, Uu krtr % OF kinney 3.
SItOND UNME
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

Dos Olson 300 Ihc FIRST inning ~ ioday's
gur aud thr Pirates wuu. iu r.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

summary Runs I.ihold q q Collins
Jackson Frlsrh MrMulhn Waltsr. Rogers
errors kopp Wit ltoger,, two base hits.
LsINuld ~iruul three bzse hlt Walker
stolen bases Jackson. frlsch, burns. wit.
double plat. witt 90 Thomas 20 Turner 70
Perkins iu Thomas bases ON balls. on
Rogers oN kr-rrhrr 2 on Nayrs !
siruck out b., Rogers Q b. Kers.hrr ..
hy Noyss ! hy loud,rmiR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
Host

NuWrarN kuuH braurF. Gardner.
Nhrus-a.s, to,rlrskls @. VIE. Euh
Ruth SrhtrE slror. Uardn,r double
r'al. SrUa.g 10 Mcinris 10 Scts1g bases
lu hnIs ," Doy-lssl.c s. oW lnnss Of
MgHsW struck ont. hy Covelsskig 4
NsW York Q 81 Louis /
NV huNk Aug HHNrN York made
b. isn out o, three games from So Lou,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

summary. Nuus MUhoit, Mus.Irt
NrWaaha q. lauan hutsrf UuWmno.
run Naf1au. three base hits NUUuIt
hctgcr Two tAsg liu Btsen ,oiiey sar
fiiiro bite, Mashbufu. Newashs tt,rfurt
~ Esaidt loIt on bases Mlthua %
hgs MOtnes struck 0uf by Payne
by Liurh . baass op balls. OH Payne
utt Lynch htt by pirhsr. by payu,
Mueller NseashaI hy Lynch tMIsuI
paased ball Walker esrnsd ruu, MirbIts
D Dos Muturs double plays Payne lu
Mar ia ussbroos laJns 10 HsHiufi g.,
ltaabfuok
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09

score d., uulU"..
rNtItdr phn ...... ..... 1000 nUl UiH..
tu,Iuusu ....... ....... 400 900 uny A
The Keota news., 1919-07-25
REVISED HiNO GRENADE RULES
BANKS 70 3arva Children wien Lleeis
Savings Banks.

John r. Wayiand, Director Of Saw
lnxs for che Tenth Federal Reserve
District, mas issusti ths following statss-
ment:
AT the urgent request OF tha
'rrsHaury Department ana IN ornsr 70
simplify distribution, the hand srei-
ada savings banks viii be distributed
by commercial banks ana trust COM
,an:ea instead nf through County
Chairmsn anu County sup.rinrsndsnts
aa previously outlined.
One grenade IL 70 be- loaned by
any hank 10 any child under ~ years
old who will sign a thrift asrenmsnt
similar 20 ths accompanying form.
The Keota news., 1919-07-25

Fsstses, PhotegrspAsr, ssesiise. C.l.
The Keota news., 1919-07-25
csssr,h.i Deafness Cannoe Be Cured

Nv local publications, as they cannoi reach
the diseas~tt portion OF the ssr. rhsre III
only ons way 10 curc catarrhal dsafness.
aud thst ~ by CONSTITUTIONAL rem"us'
tsvnrd condition of the mucous lining ot
the Eusiachtan Tube. When this tibs ~
initained you lAv. a runbIin4 s0unu OF IN.
pryS.ri hearing. ana when II ~ ent!reN
c,ns~d Deafness 10 the result. Cntso thS
mi "a In,nsIion eau bs rsducsd ana this tuhr
ra.tored 10 it's normal condition. hearins
vii ~ DESTROYED forever. Many ras~s %
deafness caus~d bv cateSrn. ~nsch -
an inta,nrd condition of the Inucous SUR
aces HAiis casasrh Medicine acts thrn
The bioed The mucous surfaces of IN"
systsn.
We viii give 0n~ Hundred Dollars FOR
any cAse - Catarrhal Deafness hat cann0s
Ne cured ~ Halls catarrh Medicine G.r-
cuIsrs frse. all DrnH0tsss fSr-
y ]. CHENEY . Co. Toledo. ..
The Keota news., 1919-07-25


b 1sesi n q savings bank for money
sarnesi during vacation. and may ..
brought periodically Ia The hank that
lssuss u, vh.r. Il viii ae opened. the
money cnunfssi. and Thrift ar War
Savings Stamps given in return foe
The contents
|Th. S-.nah. In % become .ae
permanent property OF IN. child only
after .. has h.~n regularly enrolled
~ q member of a savings so-isfr and
has bought at least nna War Savings
Stamp. face vair. s. ~. as The naax
issuing the s-.uat. child NUS, buy
On. War Savings Stamp IL under ten
years. old. and Two IL tan years or
older
-The hank IN 20 sli oue and s.v.
the child C.f . school child . c.rc.s..
cat. ~ his summer savings ia order
thar d. may present sam. 10 hts teach
~ aud g. credit cher.for in IN. War
savinss Society aov or hereafter
organizes! IN his x-ad.
'Vhils u 10 optional with the
banker. 't Is suggested that ha re-
guest contestant 10 write . letter or
sssay On how IN. srenad. bank vas
Won. A few OF those Letters might
furnish the thrift impulse e many
other children ot the county.
The following IL the enr9 q The
Thr'fs A4rsemsnt 70 BE- signed b. the
Duptl Giving hts or her age. Grade.
school And prpstotsice address:
THRIFT AGREEMENT
I secsps sats Hand Grenade sav,ue,
Baak, Io0uAd BY the
's"ss....... ..................
fHa0e st Eank)
With the understAadinS eha. viii earn
money aurtns VACATION. keeping an the
moneY .ha. can ave IN tn. srenad.
viii bring IL TO the bonk to b4 ooens.,
from tine To tina bafsre school op.ns
saa vH invest my savtngS ID Thrift,
ssd War savtnss snnps. I under.
stAsd that when I have saved enough
W poSchase- se-.-........war Saytuss
ssAmp..... and have been rpeulsriy
esroOSd ~ . member Of . Savtne, 20.
eisty, the hand grenade becomes nv
personal proparsy. Otherwise II setil
fsmA'ss the property OF the haak. n
J % not earn the grenade by Oc,oh>r
t1o1s. viii return IL tn the Hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
Bathing Suits Come
With Spring Fever
At Atlantic City
Weather Draws Out Apparel,
but Bold OnesOnly France
on Beach: Winter Visitors
at Resort Are Numerous


ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. % Spring
fever almos; reached the stage Of an
epidemic here this week. Warm and
brilliant sunshine bathed the board
walk and made heavy wraps super
fiuous and brought unexpected pros
rerty to the purveyors of boardwalk
rolling chairs. A few souls essayed
appearance On the beach in bathing
rigs bet failed to plunge in the still
chilly breakers At Northfield the
Ozone Club. a Philadelphia goling or
ganlzatlon played its midwinter tour
Icy to decide the final Champion
ship of the season and planned for an
other similar event next month if the
present weather continues.
1t is likely that the first 'cross-Atlan-
tic flight viii be made next summer with
Atlantic City as the landing objective,
according to Lieutenant Joseph
Schwartz, Q. NJ. c.. who has received
word from Chief Pilot Federico Sem
prini. Of the Capron Society Of Italy.
telling Of the resolution of the Italian
experts to attempt the first flight over
the ocean from east to west. with a
landing on the Atlantic coast in this
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. slocum who spent
the early winter at White Sulphur.
have arrived at the Traymore Among
the New York arrivals at the hotel
this week were Mrs. J. p Parsons, Mrs.
Charles O'Day, Mrs. John S. Thatcher.
Mrs. and Mrs. Wade Robinson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil ShalIcross Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis +. Spellman. Mrs. Clifford Will
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Burnside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lang. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Crane. Mr. and Mrs. James
Austin, Mrs. Edward De Noyelles. Mr.