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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
EMPLOYMENT
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AfAAa
MAS tu sots uIs rlfy rtIni-hnE "aN
drIisp LrAss beds automobile 70.
nsv method tlO dad1 "iN"nl aI ,.a.
90 Apen'u'e "fi'" "'""''''
'.. i'''"'"l
tNANltb Reliable H'H A'' ~I' "N'
uiu siis go lo. frn'f'' N"l'' 80
] sUu1t good wages t''H"F ""'' ''
dra,. R r' Nuhd
lNts N.r ~ Go .s. s1psrrYtr tuurrr.
Ar, fr,rI uaIr tr.ryf WvrsiiE,-
ttont frpors sslhut' r'nan-s An',r
| man furusH prtr.tIt' Agency Aal 0'
tout.
( WNhIfU bUu,ys Lay over in ~ o..
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iada, a.. psare t.H.
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t ..a,,r o..f ts.. fa4rrrs 81 lfU.
/ sl nug .,.mIr,ttnrs e.rrg vHrra october
i ia roysmbsr l4 ptturuArs free
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ha.i~a' pep' aia lnd''.'r'N' l''
uOE OEIHkMFNI wants ihuuHanda census
grrts before I'nnH} ~
hfhi 'eat Mrn N'"'l .,, t.,r.
,'Aih''s s,'v,- '"i.., I.mL.Ir n.
w. ,,sr E.ts.t.r
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~, ',', os" Ne tr,rb b., pfartiraI 81
o,r,-a,s ON fcs, sa,os and tractor.
oldest largest hest cluiproi trade f.laa".
iu soutlrest Onr bic irro book Ihs
WA 10 Heltsr Job otp.A'ha hl
hAru"'l o. Au'" ''1u'"' =
tN"i'" '"l''' '''''
WANTED. Two aaiesn'n. wc'I arlHHI"lra
IA thm territory, good prop" ni.9 10
flEit parties ts'I Milton ! HW'lN. va
Hotel Tulsa
r,IFsNry WANTED al once fur large
department uotc ,Argosiss 100 en-" r'oin.
Ing furnishing shoes nnd dry roodA ''
parlmentA salaries range from F'' 10
il75 per month ana iib'rl oomnl sion
sunday from 10 t.p M and evening".
from Z 80 70 . Ast Tor Mr webster 1'
ketchHm holN Al Tulsa
VIZ grruVED OPTIONS
On several hundred ARE, in the New Me'i'o
oil fields before n" ruah began hence We
oAn glve you bargain prices o" hiA'0 leases
A1 about 'hc" u,Grv.u
., ~ $1,000 ,,,.yt ma.
3ln"l1 '"hlfAl NaI"'" hH"N "''s
CANDY MAKER" WANTED.
First class cream man and frst nara goods
nan reference required. i"q"''" go -
faH fitA' ---... ---.-....-
WANTED ,. A hoy ior blue print work
Apply 20 McEwen mfg Co corner hAd'-
son aud Admirsl
NFas,vNoFn hov. w.pteA must be 10
ysars olJ Msrtsy ToIerrabh Co
,o,,, 49,, a,,v p..i,t. .t,t-..
nlt.ham, t'i'y Tulsa MuskoYse. Cbicl
s,hs. Ardmore and En,d
=. I,,,-IT.Ss
"ANlhp ohhg mhn '" - w 49,.
men, vAls"'ua 1ls'e nu,,,'A'
hNoeiAtlons et'oiAl mAEst,"e
snu eapentM OF 'o'aip'a,' . ~, ,,,2nsI. 2 men
nsss .pniy Cnu SUNDAY room 500
~ nL1shon,a hntels ma nhone calls
y q 49,, ,,,,,,. ,,,,.,,,p,s
LEARN hIlo AND lhNt l'n w 80
u TO weeh, tbE oppo''un'tie' 10y noT
al W. u,sd "a train IhousAnds OF soldier
mechanics for q = army In 90 day
courses Double equipment now Write
st onea for big FREQ oaiaioE aud day
trial offer Rahe Auto \ Tractor School,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
EMPLOYMENT
MUTATIONS wANTED-m MALE

MUTATIONS WANTED MALE az
srESOdRAPIFR: seven months expert
sure could also assist boOkkeeper. F-'l'
care World
ACCOUNTANT With u years aettvsN er
nericns. An general cost aud mAnafactur'
Ing Hnrs desires ~ Affiliate sin Tep'
table company public accounting snd
auditing experience eiIht years lhf'o
ysars iu Oklahoma oil ileid htstemANia
ton and auditing best OF reference.
qualified a. senior accountant. Address
= 81 care World
mon SCHOOLBO( vita steuouAph,e ("
pvrlruec desires position after school ana
saurdays George Hand 100 East
Fourth
ENPEIstENCEp driver Of high grade cars
wishes position a. chauffeur or 70 drive
party 70 California. Write huedl,
care Y N &
GFNtRAL repair man IN office bunding'
carpenter Nork aud plumbing Address
so World
DEPARTMENT store manager and buyer;
with one establishment eight years a
Young man that knows merchandise and
how 10 stop the ieAks 10 an establish
msut. thoroughly experienced In handling
help. open nov or tho first Of the year
Address PA World
siTUATIoHB WANTED FEMALE -
EAPEHltNCED photographer desires posi-.
ton Coil company preferredl. Phone
o'Ar~ lsop
POSITION hy experienced educated Wom
an a. natron OF college or public in.
tutution or pAnagrmrut Of tltst Class
roominv housf address rIG World
bt ~iNtoS woman wishes position a.
manager or clerk OF good hotel can give
references Address y - World
sttNouRArIlER wishes postt.ou three
wars experience Phone Cedar ld23 ..
S1TuATiOE as housckerpsr desired by
educated woman. In wdower's home. Ad'
dress VA, care World,
YOUNG lady desires position as general Of
flee clerk can operate adding machine.
experienced best Of references. Address
I56 care World .-..-
YOUNG lady wants position as office girl,
eIpericpcsd Call Usage 1870
REEiNhp sidow. with syear.old son,
wants position as houfekerpcr IN wld-
overs home. rs objection "a one or
two children address Mrs Alice Hicks,
aUp North Lcshy pnwhrskn. oks
EXPERIENCED PBX operator desires posi-.
ton: oil company preferred work guar
Anteed best reference. Call Usage oolo
from TO l 80. -.--
fBX OPERATOR 10 years experience, de.
sirca responsible position. Address Plt.
care world -.-
Assistant cashier or bookkoepor, four
years clerical experience, also use Ad
dinR machine reliable firm with advance.
ment Phone o.adoe.
YOUNG lady thoroughly experienced IN
PIX operating and clerical work desires
evening position Address R.ll care
World
FINANCIAL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
EMPLoYM MENT

Main
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tNlltllut~ WANTED l~o 1oung
.hFr ne. WIN ns.'he au.'l, 9 ,,v
An' 'Hh' 'ln'a 'h .',F'Al Nt''''
,,r.rr ar s,rrrt,r.r iu Urr Inc moi
ne,s.sar, bot live wircs With pau -.
rsrIrnra In selling irata..ws1t specialize.
Inturau or book tu'rHHru will make
good wH'f have IRON $500 10 $500 ,a'h
r~rlN rood 'Ar' Aad gommhs'on
laa lo VA PN.'t .aie ,P'i.'n'' l, a.l
tl'''.''.' '' "'f' '''' '''- 'I''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
EMPLOYMENT
IfTIr wAkTED MALE

WANTED Educated yoarg man Indian
rIiH ume bnt mnhcf ta take veIl 3"
motion picture play io Do s'reahfI iN
Cahfotun Aidrres = ru. Nprli
uLN,k-MlIlf Tulsa trrrrt ita1~a, r0m
pany corner iftl frest aud Lavi"n
Hyrtur o..
W tNTEp Experienced .uI"rei ihn1df'
Apply W T. HopbtI sIg.a.r biIr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
300 Black Faced Ewes, one
PERSONAL PROPERTY

HUUHtHULD UUUDH tI
BEAUTIFUL funsd ona Amhert setieS
new $50. sacrifice $40. OAK rocker.
leather rushi ioT $50 Ca1 IS Fast SIX
frrHh O.fhA'1
ONE PULL cabinet sewing machine. good
as new for sale cheap A. North Oym-
Va
FOR sAIE-rwo white iron tets osk
princess dresser baby basket. hand eu.
hrHitarsd s.H HH.f and baby bunting
mans overcast 'afT's winter coat
ltTd's three plsre knit suit. st- all Ike
rrH. EII West Ezston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

WANTEn- rvo mss hnost,.rr-, Nr7'y
a. .ls Sar.sr His Nv"tsy after
noon
WANfhn. An s,rsrIrHssJ ur.,-r NlI'1
American ,I~--frg Tailoring g.
Foufik ara Isu.A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUsINEss srhvioE orrBnED qs

H.G &c MACHINE 4 FOUNDRY co
.la south Norfon Phone Cedar li27 G'n.
fr.I repair ulra TtbgfInE Jyhudrir. muA
AHg f.aga fpF gasoline plaHts specially ,
threading raslre held wurk mArataclurvra
~ ths IS g. hray, duty pump jasl ave
t. q 'rlaE
FNpFRT clock beparirF all uors FuarAo
tret will csll Tor and dd1sr Phons
usaEe l9l
MATrHESats- bsuovstod Aad fsooyyfsd
returned hori- The same dsJ Ihop'
fstp SspitSrv Waitress On
~ uHN tlEtN ur .auuirr fur Isrt
hnrd 90 hruidrfsd linens aud all binds
exclusive irsds o t1ts lllp 'n
tIHnau
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

blTUhIloHb war M
sTESOGRAPIiFR seven months e'pril
eure could also assist boOkkeoper. PA,
care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

Phone Usage, hlHI.
FOu CAN make the finest candy In the
world for home use or to make money
IN your own kitchen. The Candy MAD
Menomiuee, wis
ADVERTISE in i75 Iowa weoklies 81 so
line bowers. 2l9 South Dearborn, Chi
cago ---
A MONEY MAKER-Cgn stand. soft
drink. bar aud lunch counter; doing
good business; attractive lease owner
Paving ciy;- u sold Az once, s',,ou
will handle no information given over
phone D. Ward Really, AZ Mayo
u YOU have business sbihiy and t2,Ooo
to 81 600 capital We eau establish you
IN an entieiy Yw line Of business w'lh
ont eompctii,oh N your locAllty which
should net you, At lea" Sl4ooo ufs'
yrar Mechanical Works 30 East JACK
son CheAEo III -----
SCOUT who Knows south southwest Okia
hnmA northeast Texas, can pick up val
uahs acreage cheap ahead Of drill. few
thoussud will rake good. 81, care
World -
TAPlTAI--t specialize IN financing
meritorious business enterprise ~ sell
ing stocks or first mortgage bonds Arici-
ly commission basis Nal full particulars
m first letter John Tnsr 1879 Eddy
st Chicago .-.-
Dok 4 LIT PROMOTERS
DECIDE FOh YOU.
MANY Tempting utIrFN lhf WAhNNk h''f'''
in oil stocks may cause you to MAKE az
unwise Investment II you now hold OH
Atocks or are planning an Investment or
merely Interested IN oil-th" world ErrAt
est commodity you should read IN" 'il
Press an authority on inyssimeuts and
production Zach issue brimful OF authentic
Information ~ recent and sensational dr
.,rIopmruts in tho great mid continent ana
TEXAS oil fields where opporuniues are
msgy tor making Proi'isse's ni lnf'ISm.s''' r1...
Guide ,oh 1t may make you money 70
NAV protect you from losses Zach Issue
contains analytical reports Of numerous COT %
paacs- good bad and Indifferent The 'pl
Pr@ss" together With late ISSUE oi lh'
markets containing quotations on listed,
unlisted active and Inactive OIL stocks sent
frr. on request Also while thcy last =
new accurats roIorcd map Of Kansas, oklh
hona and Texas Just out featuring the on
nrIds in red address Oh rre-F io7 Re.
public H'Ar ksUsns CITY Mo
.tApITAIr.li you need money FOR your
hHs.ness with privilege Co repay over
long periods oui ot earnings write ini
rariirulsrs in first letter Legitimate en-.
tsrrrisrs financed on strictly comm 'ssluu
haus kdward Grant 80 North ia0aue
St Csi,Aro.
lNJtRruK ,our business avoid part
urrshgrs protect private property irom
business adventures Informal ON free
Address Incorporating bureau 20 Phillip
La~rsrrr Iauytfs Huron. pr
FoR SNLT Cleaning srop vel equipped,
also building lHNnl vrN located leased
grouud Marhaiiau Cleaners. ravhusta
OKLA
MEAT W,RkFr Cor sale doing good h1s.
rrss 'as feUt. 81 500 worth ~ id'Hrrt .
vIH sell Cor sI 600 tal 81 L. West
Market Past Second
UARgATN FOR QUICk sALE- owrrr
rrar.rr .Ifs ola and vol s.tahHshrt rra.
10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

1.ONDON, March 1-.--The pres
eut stage In the drama OF ipdustrinl
unrest corresponds to tho interval
between the acts. In the first act
the strikes were sectional and un-
authorized by the national cxcCu-
tycs At least in their earlier stages
Tho place Of the official trade union
leaders was usurpcd hy leaders OF
the rank and file who were careless
OF the letter OF agreements and only
out 10 Win hy striking a sudden
blow
II was easy to dlscredr these
strikes by dwelling on their uncon-
Nliutiouil character and throwing
blame on the methods employed.
And the public. wading miserably
through the slush IN the streets Of
lubolcas London or drearlly light
Ing candies In lightlrss Belfast,
found y only too easy TO believe
that the evils they were suffering
were due lt&S to reasonable and
remedial social grievances than 10
=ouo vague doctrine Of general re
volt imported from bolshcvist Rus
s,u.
The Scene Changes
But the second act Is u very ar.
fcrcnt story The peril which now
uIvuI,,s Ia joint strike uf the
inrD greatest unions IN tho ,ouu-
irf .WIu"rs rAllWHymou Ind trans.
port workers. Tho ftCt that these
unions represent a total ~ some
thing approaching 1000 O00 workers
and that at the end ~ 1915 they
were Unkcd together IN the so.caIlcd
triple Industrial alliance a loose
kind ~ pact affording the pusnbll-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
DEPARTMENT ONLY WANTS
SOLDIERS DIRECT CLAIM

WASiIINGTOS, march % -nfn
Gers and enlisted men discharged
from the service will not expedite
settlement OF their claims for ar
ronrs In pay by placing them In the
hands of attorneys or claim agents,
ipild u statement issued today by tho
war department. u was explained
that adjustment of claims thus pro
sonted whS delayed "hy reason ot
additional filing and handling OF un.
necessary papers OF thoo inter
mcdinry."
'"rhn claim ot ths soldier II all
that " required" snid the statement.
"nnd such claims should bc submit
ted directly by the discharged Of
fiCer or soldier 10 tho war depart
mcnt director Of finance, who will
gtvo them az prompt and careful
confederation ns possible ANY fec
paid by the soldier 10 an attorney
or claim agent In n needless cx-
pcnse."
Claims for tho $50 additional
bonus authorized In the war revenue
act. tho department said, should he
aent 90 tho zone finance officer nt
Washington. and the application
should bo accompanied by n certi-
fled copy OF tho discharge certificate
To bo made by tho nearest recruiting
officer. n statement OF all military
service since tho declaration OF war
against Germany and the address TO
which tho check should be sent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
LATlN- AMERICA GETS MOST
OF u. S. GOLD EXPORTED

WASH HINGTON. March %. -
Latin America continues TO absorb
virtually the entire eNportation OF
gold from the unlted States Fig
urNs, made public today by the bus
rcau OF forelgn and domestic com
merca ahowcd that or total OF
$500 Ogs worth of tho metal IL
Ccnsod for shipment In January,
81 S9S 900 went TO Colombia, 81 129, -
67S 60 Mexico, S292,g5O to Nenc-
Euaht an fl3h ,339 to Peru, only
negligible amounts going elsewhere.
In n"von months ~ the fiscal year.
Menho has received $4,000. 900 In
gold from this country. out of a to
tai OF i23,O00,0O0 exported.
In tnvon months SILVER exports
have am ounted 10 fl7S, 900, 900 ns
com pared with t5s 100000 In the
same period last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
ALEXANDER n. KERR SENDS
S25 TO TUBERCULOSIS FUND

Having read the notice IN The
Daily world uf sunday March rl6.
10 the effect mat tho Tulsa Tuher-
rulous nocicly hnd been hampercd
In Irs Worh by tho lack of funds.
Alexander ~ Kerr Tulun who has
been assistant 80 tho secretary Of
agriculture sine" the beginning Of
the war. Immediately mailed "A check
Tor i4i 10 the TULSA DAILY World
10 apply on q general fund This do
nation is the first 80 bc received.
Mr. kerr iS greatly Interested In
TulEl although n" has bcsn forced
10 spend most ~ his time away from
he city fOr the past year His check
wIs mailed from Washington ON
March 20 ana only recently arrived
At The World office. II IL hoped that
this donation will be followed by
many others through the means ~
th" appeal made by The World for
more FUNDS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

demand OF the workers mo-, r.,.-
for tho same, but for hlrh,- .,..'P
ard OF life than. they had hc,.,o ~.
war--hctter conditions ~ W, ,,' ,D'
more leisure moro chance to grg,
and expand. e''N
And the new factor is the ab.o
lutte confidence on the part a., 10 ny.
who demand and the fmuliIl, tu'''
sion OF those at whose prgb,Eio
pensc the demand must Lo -,
that tho demand in itself H. ,,l
Discussions significantly h,rgs 'e"-
points OF practical mcthod. ,,,.,, "'
possibility OF the Co-u.dlnatio, 10,
various olaims-not of the r4ch,7s,,
OF the great end In question. nr,,Fs
tho war MIR, Lloyd Gcorge t.ft ES
workers that they should "he and
ciousr - that they should dkrsnJ !.
new world" They are acting -
that advice now va
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
AN ACT BETWEEN THE ACTS

ity OF concerted aCtion--Eives some
idea OF the immense power which
they hold In their hands.
Their procedure Is as regular and
az authorized as the most bigoted
uphOlder OF Constituoial trade
unionism could desire and their
spokesman are their official leaders
men of recognized weight and au-
thority. Each union has fOrmu-
lated It's national program with re-
gard to hours wages and other
conditions. put II forward for rea-
sonod argument and debate, and
avoided prccipithte action,
The EndlcrNs Chain
Most attempts at analysis OF the
causes OF the present discomfort in
cludo these; The knowledge OF the
immense profits which many per
sons have made during the war,
the difference between the face
value and the purchasing value of
wages, 50 that, as Mr. J H. Thomas
NJ. T.. pointed out In the house Of
commons, II wages are raised five
shiillnEa today prices go up six
shillingS tomorrow and the advance
aNLils nothing. the suspicious that
the government viii carry out no
big constructive program without
the application OF determined pres
sure,
Many'ot the demands in the ma
tional programs" have been before
the country for years and In one
sense the struggle might hc regard.
cd as IN" continuation Of the one
interrupted by the war But there
is "A psychological factor which Is
new Behind all the unrest is the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little MuSterole,


And MusteroIe won't blister Tx,
the old.iashioned mustard plaster
Just spread II on with your fingers
II peneuates TO the sore spot with a
gentle tngle, loosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain.
oMusterole is clean, white oint.
ment made with oil of mustard. II
Is fine for quick relief from sorr
throat bronchitis tonslitis, Group, stun
neck, asthma, neuralgia headache
congestion, plcurisy, rheumatism, lum.
bago, pains and aches of the back O,
FONTS sprains, ,soremuscles. hruiseSrhil.
blainS frosted feet, colds on the cRFsr.
Nothing like MusIerole for oruupy chi.
iren- Keep 1t handy for instant use
5Oo and SOc iats, hospital size s. 50,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
Reds Conuo,Sruor-.

A1tCllANGEI. SATURDAY, March
22.--Rcccnt dcvelopmfs In tho
Dvina river sector indtN,to that the
bolHhoviki are trying To change the
conduct of their uncontrolled detnch
mcnts who have been accused OF
kflling and mnltrratinR prisoners
An American officer who returned To
Archhngol today after long stay In
the Tulgas region declared that the
cnmraign thcrc ~ At the present time
-CivillLed wnrfarr"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
l Have About Quit prrrrrihlne CnJo-
md Says Prominent Physician

NaturiZod Liver Tablets are bot
ter, They do not salivate weaken
cripc or leave you constlpated. All
druggists sell them on "A money bach
guarantee. i5o and 36c.-Ady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
NphniSl, In Fight.

TN>GlEltS, saturday, March %
,lltvuHl An encounter has ou.
CURED IN Morocco between Spanish
troops marching from Tetunn to
ward IarFf'en x ofish and some par
tinns Of gainIli. according 10 iu
formation received here from NATIVE
sources
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

Tho -Four six oil company to-, -.
the school lands IN the ,ou,t.a,, w
the southeast Of i-2s-l0w IL ,r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

NuIal Ahmed Hen Mohamm"d Er
Nrisuli is Moroccan briEdnd and for
mcr governor OF Thngicr
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-10-16
Foster Facts.

Mark Thomas and wife, OF Butler,
were in Foster Monday.
Mr.. Hammamon and family moved
on the w. A. Woods farm, northeast
of town, the first of the week. 8.
A large crowd attended Bob Stand
ish' sale Monday.
Word was received from john
Fust, Of Taylorville, ILL.,, formerly OF
Foster, that his. Is year old daughter,
1Waburga, committed suicide by TAX
ling carbolit acid this week. Further
particulars were not learned.
Jap" Haner has bought Bob
Standish's car
w. A. Woods and son, bought out
the Frankcnfield garage Friday.
Miss AeFa Mills Mills for kansas
City Sunday for visit with her
brother, Nuel Mills, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cullison and
baby, of. Amoret. came down Satur-
day for visit with relatives.
A certain young man took few OF
! his friends to Rich Hill one night not
long ago. On the way home his car
behaved very badly. 1t tried to pass
larger car, missed culvert, went
ever a ditch aud came to sudden
stop in a barbed wire ENHANCEMENT.
Such things were of an every day oc-
currcnce before the big dry spell
but the way it is--weli, I'll let you
come to your own conclusions. since
no one was hurt.
l. Charley Cobb and wife and broth
er, Sam Cobb, motored to Busie,
Iowa, Monday to visit their sister,
Mrs ]. Irwin. L
Mrs. Leslie Swarens and baby re-
turned to her home in Kansas City,
Tuesday, after a visit with her par
tents, MI. and Mrs. Williamson.
w. H. Carr and family spent Sum
day with Lewis Mccall and wife. !.
Tex Swarens has ringing in his
Tears. Don't call the doctor. They're
wedding bells, Call the preacher!
I Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews Of Hutch
inson. Kas,, visited their parents, Mr.:
and Mrs. ]. L. Millsap, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Blackburn, OF
Kansas City, came down Saturday
night for visit with her brother, P.
L. Shelton and family.
| Rev. Warren, of Nevada, filled his
appointment at the Christian church
Sunday.
Nj L. Millsap's daughter and
husband are visiting them this week.
| The relatives of Uncle Jim Thomas
gave him pleasant birthday surprise
Sunday by gathering at the home OF
Tart Thomas, where they. enjoyed 4
itig dinner and general good time.
Claud Hamilton. OF Kansas City.
1 came down SATURDAY. to visit Leland
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-10-16
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
AZ Administrator upon the estate Of
Martha K. Baskerville, deceased,
have been granted 10 the Under.
signed by the Probate Court OF
Bates County, Missouri, bearing date
the 23rd day 81 September, 1919.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
ance within six months after the date
Of said letters, or they may be pre-
.cluded from any benefit Of such es-
tate; and if such claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
of granting said letters, they shall be
forever barred.
Witness my signature this 23rd day
Of September, 1919. NIL
BENONI r. BASKERVILLE,
Attest: Administrator.
(Seal) H. E. SHEPPARD,
sI-4t Judge Of Probate.