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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
Daily Horoscope

The stars incline. but do not compel.
"Wednesday, April %. 1919.
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
The stars presage misfortune DUR
ing this sway of the stars, according
to astrolagy. Saturn, the Sun, Mars
N Nepfm me all adverse.
On a day like this 1t is well to post
pone initiative. to rest and to seek
cheerful companionship.
1nere Is q sign read as warning
against a tendency to quarrel and to
rouble The planets make Tor
fnharmonious associations of all
sorts.
Long after the treaty of is
signed, the psychic effects of the war
VIII be felt In the general disturbance
of social conditions.
1t is wise to avoid t~endencys toward
controversies or q~uarrels. which may
be frequent while Mars is in evil
place.
Wild reports ana severe criticism
regarding all public matters may be
exceedingly prevalent, especially as
the summer advances.
In the drawing Of the new era in
history all the forces that are antag-
onistic to progress win gain strength
and became active.
10th Inc aAf1t anu HWY QTUD1UlY
viii meet new questions that put them
on h defensive during this rule of
the planets.
Neptune is IN an aspect that In IN
terpreted as menacing, the indication
being that there may be danger in
drinking water which should be safe
guarded against contamination. :
Cleanliness Is emphasized ms impor-
tant, especially during the next few
weeks Sanitation should receive ser
ipus attention
Women come much TO the fore al
this time. Tlrey shonld be careful lest
their labor and their influence be ex-
plotted.
Love affairs begun while this direc-
ton of the stars dominate are likely
to be disappointing.
Again changes in the theatre and
i'm theatrical management are fore
told.
Motion pictures come under a rule
making Tor continued development
and popularity.
Beauty viii be much discussed and
American types of rae and figure
win change greatly. It is prophesied.
Children born on this dav may have
a year OF many anxieties They
should be careful not 70 enter into
law Suits
Children born on this day may be
proud. hiEn-tempered and secretive.
Taurus is their ruling kisn-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
DIR. STEELE SAYS:

Its easy enough to prove an -albf" when the big jb should have
been done-but anbs never get 70 anywhere-they're generally framed
III to prove that on weren't there"
n roll is called hey ont ash you where u didn't GO nd
what ypu didn't do but what DIE YOU GET ACROSS"
Our sins Cd OMISSION are more umerou than VI sins of COM
MISSION.
Some OF Is are 90 an-fred lazy to 10 een a ron thing heartily
we rail- down lot ecau we're 30 very good. b because w haven't III
punch to pun ANYTHING over n a BIG way-whether it's BAD o. GOOD
w e sin in small ways because we're BUILT OF a small pattern.
We're guilty merely OF petty larceny" not bcaus we did not coyet
te thing ht would ave set us to the pententiar fr life. but because
re HADN'T TfE NERVE to be regular" criminals
aaybe ti is stating 1T ratherb luntt, n M doubt it will get a rise
IN o. somebody who'll tell III that CRIMINALS ARE COwAFDS
Undoubtedly most 4 hem are. They're too cowardly to face the hard
ut having started out Il ecum q criminal It does euuue nerva IN
finish the job, although it requires still MORE NERVE to stp anoeMber
And sc whether we're criminals or wards Jail or out II fit
would b 70 great If w re swore o on al kinds of mr. Dare
N vi REAL ENERGY into orfh-whue jobs Just hea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22

chicken will make a goose of herself
every chance she gets.
Any man who can live UP to his
wife's expectations need not worry
about his chances of getting into
Heaven.
Most of US criticise the other fellow
because he does not do that which we
cannot do ourselves.
A poor man may think that he has a
lot of trouble. But he doesn't have to
III around after people to collect in
terest on loans.
No teacher and no preacher will
ever be able to convince a tired bust
ness man how hard they have to work
Why doesn't some Edison invent a
square collar button that can't roll
when it falls on the floor.
Another Damii: Once upon a time
there was a man whose job was hard
er than he thought it was.
Any man who wears tight shoes
should go the rest of the route and
wear a corset.
Many a Prohibitionist who thinks
he is temperate because he lets whis-
ky alone dies OF foot d. It's caused
by eating like q hog.
are such liars that even
when they are rafting a pocketful of
loose change they viii complain that
money is tight.
If II takes a man a long time to
make up his mind to do the right
thing It is a sign that there Is no
money in 1t for him.
And what has become of the o. +.
who Used to use a Glove for q
chaser?
"A man will marry a living picture
and then get mad because she insists
on him supplying her with y suitable
frame.
Many a wife has a bad time of 1t
because she happened to marry q good
fellow.
This rs a bad old world. A play
that is Endorsed by the clergy viii take
in ten cents. while a play that is de-
nounced by the clergy is taking In
a thousand dollars
And you may have noticed that your
kinfolks who are well to do are also
hard to do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22

tered through many small towns
such as Saarburg. Saariouis, Serfis'
Merzig and Taben-
Near the Lorraine border Is SAL
brucken, metropolis of the resion
with only $4,000 population not dh
the coal mined in the S~aarbrucken
fields, by any means, is used in locai
Industries. Much OF 1t went. before
the war. mn the Saar and through the
canals TO Italy and Switzerland
s-Snarbrucszen, IA forty miles
norfbeassr of Metz and forty-ive miles
from me French border. was n Fort
sumter of the Franco-Prussian war,
scene of the first and last success OK
tha French arms In 1870, and the one
hrsaf foothold the French gained on
Cerman soil. There Napoleon Ill,
with hts son Mt his side, led the nn-
par French forces agalnst -
ranguard of the army of Prince Fred
.ricR Charles. The Germans prac-
tlced an adroit sort of
nav nv day the same soldiers wouiu
annear in different uniforms and new
ans leading the French to beiiese
thew were opposing a much greater
force than was on hand at that point
"when the Emperor's son nneo lne
first mitrailleuse the war was on. the
Prussians retreated in a few hours.
and in Paris the victory was nalieu
&c n smashing initial success. Later
~ was learned that fewer thar a iiun-
dred men were killed on both siues.
-Four DAYS later the Germans recap
s,Yred Saarbrucken and proceeded to-
ward Paris.
Nearly every town along the saar
has some historic landmark. AZ Saar-
burg are the ruins of the old caste
~ Tho electors of Trevcs; at SerrfS IS
a chapel where Frederick William ~
laid away the remains of King john
of Bohemia: Taben has many shcleu'
abbevs: at Mettlach rs an eighth cen
t,,rv home of the Benedictines which
vas utilized by an e~arthenware rae.
tory more thar q century age; az
Merzig is a Roman cathedral OF tne
twelfth century, and Saarioufs Is me
OF Marshal Ney. An OLD
castle at Saarbrucken saw the RUE
of the counts of Ardennes, the pro
prietorship of Nassau, the $500
of france. the iron rule OF
and now awaits the decision OF tne
paris conference for its future Iate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
TROUBLE

1 look abroad, across the sea, and what I there behold, puts
goosehesh on m marble brow, and makes my feet grow cold. The
blooming nations oyer there don't seem to car for peace; they
haven't had enough of war-they hate to have it cease. With chips
upon their shoulderblades they paw around and cuss, and seem TO
hope some locoed gent will start another fuss 1 wouldn't are a
tinkers boot how much those nations fought, IL they'd confne their
scrappfng to their own ten-acre lot, and not expect the outside world
to drop its useful tools and take up swords and guns again, to curb
a bunch OF fools. Alas, i fear that Uncle Sam will be, in future
years, kept busy doing peelers work in both the hemispheres; when
not suppressing Red at home, who would oerthrow the law, hen
have to chase some Red abroad, and soak him in the jaw; he'll have
to help out ter cent kings and jack up sagging thrones, and every
fifteen minutes he must blow a billion bones The nations all have
come to look n Uncle Sam a s one who works the scales Of Justice
M looks on the job as fun. I should be proud of this. % doubt
hut I'm a mossback jay and ] regret the hygone times the old
tented way, when Uncle Sam was satisfied to u u native land,
and MARBLE Hail Columbia" an eagle in each hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
WOMAN cnlED WITH PAIN

Thousands OF women work today
while suffering from kidney or bladder
ailments that can be relieved. Mrs. I.
Wavue z72s 2rd St. Ocean bark. Cal.
writes: 4 had to SIT .down during my
housewprk. Ny back ached 50. also
my hip panied 30 ] used to cry ont.
thankful 10 say that Foley Kidney pills
rid me OF all m pain Backache. sore
muscles. stir or swollen Joints. rheu-
matte pains are indication OF kidney
trouble. Foley Kidney Pflfs are safe
and reliable. They hiring quick rcs1Itk
Sold everyHhere.7Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22

After a mar gets the automobile bug
he wonders why Noah ever bothered
about putting horses in h Ark.
A we'll built girl may display poor.
taste in going out in a knee-length
skirt. but she certainly shows good
form.
Too many of our alleged Christians
imagine that a man has no business
enjoying himself instead of being mis-
cradle.
ANY man who has gon over the
humps for SO years can tell you that
overwork causes mighty few men to
boys idea Of a Molly - . kid who
takes q towel with him hen he goes
And 3 may have notieed that .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
Paw Knows Evcrythins

Paw Knows Everything.
Willie-Paw, what Is a headstrong
man?
Paw-one who is always butting in,
my son
Why?
Said Mr.. Bard
To MIR. Beasy:
why is it hard
Luck ONE SO easy?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
Bits OF By-Pldy


BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright, 1913. the Cincinnati
Inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
HoDrayt

The town is dry, but I'll find joys
III have my little sup:
I'll hunt a bowling alley boy,
And he will set 'em UP.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22

A funny man is Oswald Pe1f,
He's strange, there's nothing to 1t
He'd rather do a thing himself
Than ask his wife to do 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22

The Last Word.
Here is h last word in the Virginia
lullaby controversy. We started some
thing. and we wan to finish It. /. b.
Brown. of Troy. Ohio, holds that the
two classics .'Old virginny' and "Sing
Song Polly" hav been mixed up. The
rhyme: "A little old man came riding
by" etc. is correct. The other rhyme
starts this way:
There was a boy whose name was
Bill.
Sing song Polly, won't you XII me o;
And If he amt dead he's living still,
Sing song Polly, won't you XII me o."
Here endeth the controversy.
Setting a Good Example.
belmont (Wis.) Success.)
The collar bone of The Red Cross
President has started to nit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
Mean Brute,

Mean Brutei
MY wife talks n talks all the
time" said Mr.. Naybor.
"0h, no., h doesn't" replied Mr..
Gabb. "She has to listen a good deal
of the time or my wife wouldn't be
with her SO much"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22

He bought a set of brand new tires,
And now he's busy tending fires,
The salesman said they would not
skid
--- They did.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22

Dear Luke: Could you call a man
who makes artificial busts a reformer?
w w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22

We would advise all Indians to keep.
away from Borden. Ind. Mrs.Indian
Warrman lives there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
Gosh!

(WrightsviIle (Ga.) Headlight.)
Mrs. Colonel Charles s. Claxton en-
tertained Monday evening from seven
to ten at six O'Clock dinner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
Haw, Hawi

Mrs. Violet Coins, of London, KY
presented her husband John with trip
lets. And John remarked: That
Coins some!"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
Wnni

WHIT
1T never saw a ringtailed queer
With purple eyes," said Henty;
'sBut after prohibition's here
I think I'll see a-plenty."
Luke McLuke.
1T never saw a pink-eyed Spy"
Said William Henry Moore:
"But after first of next July
III see 'em by the score"
Hastings (Neb.) Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22
Hefp!

Albany, Ala.
Alta Boyf
It's hard to keep a good man down,
I've often heard it said:
The only time 1t can be done
Is when the guy Is dead.
Billie Wood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-22

our Daily special.

Where are the frogs gonna set theil
after July 1?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15

FlRS'r CLASS dre,,makinc. coats. suits.
dresses ,hldrsn'H clothes aud altcra-
iionS satlstsr'lon guaranteed. 3lB "
second Phone Ioo2
sEWtNd OF ALL KINDS Alteration, a
speciality Phone 7ib6.
WI DO hem,rtchine and make cloth GOV.
orcd buttons work called iur And dc
livered Phone $500
DISTINCTIVE Fross. Tor children. hand
cmbroidetcd household llnrus. lingerie
and layettss lhone INao
MOVING AND STORAGE 20
rT'S YOUR MOVE NFNT-.loc Hodges
transfer, moving Aui storage, goods
packed snd shipped on short notice At
reasonable prices, lu2 South Cincinnati
Phone oslp
MOVING AND STORAGE
Stole with Psrs', Firsproof storsss
Phones nsAsA l3-s.bSeb
WALL rAPER CLrtNED ~ experienced
cleaner Phone 2'l Leave order,
PAPERtNu ANp rNINrING-Es Estimate,
cheertully rivcn. o. work gnArsutesd
John Peterson Phone 2Js1 i2A 3
Cheyennc
ROOMS PArERFD. ,rc,nd'ns paper. for o.
Per room Or w az work guaranteed.
5 sutherland 'hors l1l5
WALL PAPER paint, yarni,h and stains
rlymouth Wn,l Paper 3 Pain, Co. 3I2 +.
SECOND rSone ,22i
A RTrrFR CLASS or PAINTING Am
PAPER HANGING '"r. loss money spe
CNly ~ Interior tn#orttlona. 'NAtnAtrs
furnished. rboao itey Fr,i S shor,.
REPAIRING AND pEMopGLINo 81
RFrlNlSuINU Ol mrA'mfe mado hbr
new. cen 2ic Wos, trrqul or phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15
LEGAL.

- ,a,d ptoprrty belonging - the 'ard de
feni.rt rompspy ~ both Washington ani
Crock ruuuty iu tbt state ~ bt 'ahoms or
suth part thereof - may De- n'''ssaD ip
10y tho outstanding Npptd Iud'hi'dbtts Ard
obligations of sad company said al" 20
10 conducted At nst~ust door Of th" court
house ~ Tulsa County. Ot'ah"us on 'h'
l6lh hsy ~ May 1919
That The property T." h" sold or s"rh rh'
hereof a. may be r',"tsaT Tor thc pnt
pose ~ f,ii tAir ~ a. 10. oN'
Ou and gAs icaI' Hni persona rfop.
cry used Iu rpuHr,tou thrry~lln
Tho uofth hN' ~ ~, Uouhsett
quarter II the south vest Gusri't and
tho .nuth~rsi auAEisr ~ the nofths"st
quarter 81 the sputhprst quarter trs
ton Nhtfty t~o lJ1H t"sEsn.u irrniH
tfhi i2H) north range tllyt'ru tli'
east ~ the lGdiAu mrudlaU. roplA.u.
iug thirty l1pI HHtvs. muto ~ less,
Washington rnunt,. Ot'hhpma
Tho northeast GHSr'"r tN .. D. ~
tho northeast quarter ~ rs = ~
trsuon hu,ru IlaH tpNHtH|u srtru
teen 40 north rNuso eleven 40
.Ast. U n tfer4 county Otlaboua
An Infrutorf NJ lHs property and mo
condition ui samf may b. in''suEstrd 81
any time h,'Dfr tA.r Hg prospective ptr
fhasrts A. fNr office ~ me irrrNtt I'o
Daniel thfd NoYr It.hanEr National bant
hutldlnE or a. the nf'I.o oi the ATTORNEYS
FOR tba rtreiysr Poe 4 luuiI az lAa,o
building Tulsa osau"ms
Atiarut.t 'uf Itt. s.rrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15
ruRnLY PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES

TiIE MANY friends Of Mr. l. NJ strait
formerly Of this city, viii ho sorry 10
learn Of tho death Of his mother At nj,
present home ., rinrville. Mo Friday
Nav
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15
NEW FRISCO TIME CARD
BECOMES EFFECTIVE SOON

Reports age current IN railroad
circles sbar the Frisco railroad VIII
put into effect a new limo card,
probably next Sunddy
No addition OF trains on the OK
lahoma divisions TX contemplated
and It Is said that the change OF
time WIN not materially affect tn"
arrival and departure In Tulsa OF
the more important through trains
Tho timo cards are arranged and
printed at ~. Louis hcadquartors
OF the Frisco.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15
EMPLOYMENT
HHLp WANTED-MALT


WANTED -Fipt-eias non.union paper
hanger and paintsf 7O2 South Guthrie.
STEADY work TO night man
BicOhE tf,tosss stsnoEnpher by at
tending the TultA Business College uDti'
you ara competent 10 hold high sslsrisd
earn more Both day and evening school
Tor yonr convenience Tslsphons At
huise 1879 for an appointment to talk
matters over porGonAlly
JOiS THY ARMY -Rscrai,lns offices ..
Oklahoma CITY Tulsa, hu,koEee. Chick
Asha, Ardmore and Enid.
GOVERNMENT needs 1000 clerks for cen.
sps 800 month examinations soon age
requirements, Is or over For free psr
Urulsrs write j, g. Leonard former eiVil
servre oIaminsrJ. i2i7 Equitable Bldg
Washington.
WANTED - Clothing man; 'ineIperiencrd
msn need not apply W o, TruskeIt
'Anry. ksn box lSs phone iHs
WANTED Young man for bookkeeping
tome knowledge Of oil business preferred
State age experience, tAlAfy wanted
address Is 7s care World
WANTED Truck driver. nust h. esps
ricnced 10 oil field work state where
employed al present or last place Of
with which you are familiar Addrs,a
.b 70 care World
WANTED Porter Apply 10 Mr Bishop
at The Country club
NAN with clerical experience In gen
rrAI Office and Ahlo 10 operate type
wuisr; office In Sand sprinu. Give axe
,tpeleSee and salary AddreSa pos, care
NNNTkD-ET ETpcriynosd sod, fountain
man. Sand Springs Park cafe. Phone
i4O
WANTED Non union carpenters first
class inisherE, good wages ga East
NInctscnth
HELP WANTED FEMALE 50
NNTED--Gitl ar woman for general
honsework. no lAuHhfy. Phone 3it4, 92l
south NogAles
" NNTkD-- Experienced cook for cooking
and ironing Apply i8t East Jasper
ANTYD-HR Reliable mIddln-Aged woman
10 cook Tor thfro snd help .round room.
ing house l2th East first bccil hotel
WANTED Dental assistant. young lAdJ
capable of general office work and to
assist In dental work no experience
necessary state salary expected, Address
bs1. care World.
NEAT APPEARING counter rlrl Apply At
New England Cafeteria 307 South Cn
rinhAu
srESOGRAPHER wanted; must be auicA
and accurate answer by letter IN own
handwriting. stating past experience,
wages desired and references Address
Is ol, care World
BOOkKEEpER wanted for five hours
work daily state particulars and SAlary
desired and give references In first let
Tor Ndhrcs ha2 care World
TiRs'l. CLASS drsssmAkinr helper. CAn
sos South Denver.
WANTED Efficient clark and typist for
insurance office. hpply 200 l. + bldg
COMPETENT scamstress; one who can do
fine hand sewing Apply room 2is New
Auli bldg Miss Callahsn's shop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FOR SALE-One. black leather davenport
and pad worth sos for t35 also one
dyau. upholstered In green rep cloth
worth $40 for so. Inquire at li2j East
lOstOriA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15

WHY PAY MORT
Expert watch repairing. Cleaning 81 msin
spring, sl crystals, 2Sc All work fully
guaranteed. RAilsosd work . spectalty For.
merly Inspector for three roads; 20 years
experience In the best retail stores aud
wsieh factories n J. Gordun't watch Re
pair Shnp, 1 North Maln
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15

FOR SALF Late 1917 Ford rnadsief
looks good and runs good lissslcr shock
absorhers rrice $500 CAV give some
terms Phone 26Ab ini South Victor
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AUTOMOBILES
AuroMonII.Es roR sALn

,In,,I, ,,,,
q &. ,:! 'r'f;s s.9:.: ;'y "a r' s:s, On: @sn. 4:
!: !: &: .::: \. e. :. \. G.: ..
r%% ss,, ,,,,g.s.s ssg'. ", ea2 c.. ,.,.9 "o
,oi. @'., gonS n1s', .s a. shoe. ....,.... .....
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15

WANTED. Position with small growing
oil company by ambitious yogur Nnr's
man 81 20. has had several y}Ars cvp,.
rruer In railroad accounting and Two
wears with large oil company iu Tulsa
and ig 'smliar with tho accounting prar
rgo ot ihc producing oil business re-.
Gently returned from service and desires
60 locate with small company hrst.r'As,
re'orcnrc less than $50 per month not
cUuaidetci Address B %. caro- World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15
'A'' '' " & S0 RRowNLrr. cAhisr.

Architect upon payment OF deposit Of
tfA O0l Five Dollars
Proposals must be accompanied by eer.
Tilted check in the sum Of 5ct oi bid. made
payable 10 the state BOARD Of Agriculture,
and must he enclosed In aealcd envelopes en-,
dorsed Proposal for HtAtng and Plumb 4.
ins Of Science Hall Building and Proposal
for Heating and Plumbing ~ Armory and
Gymnasium building and dtrrrted to IN .
Oklahoma State Hoard Of Agriculture, bids
to be separate for each building
The right u resrvsd w reject any or all
bids II IL S deemed 70 tho interest of the
BOARD 70 do 50.
culture
Dated; May s. 1910
j. A MMtTEHnRsT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15
FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN cHArrELs 40

MONEY TO LDNN
Salary loans to men and women
holding steady positions Pay back
as you get paid Chattel loans on
pianos, household goods. jewelry and
diam ouds.
TULSA LOAN co.
Room &. over Model Clothing store
Tulsa. okla Phone II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15

GOING AWAY Offer nv Ford tourin 2
car, Al condition every way. some "a
ira tircs 4 bargain 2iB south Guthrie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15
LEGAL
NOTICE or sprciAL SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING

NOTICE or spFCiAL SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING
To the FhAroholdtrs Of ths Exchange Ma.
tionsl Rank OF Tulsa, oklahomst
NOTICE Is hereby given that Special
Meeting ot the Shareholders OF the Ex
change Nstionsl Bank OF Tulsa, oklshoms,
will be held In the offices Of said Bank si
three clock T. NJ, on Monday. the apd
day OF juno, 1919, for tho purpose Of con.
sidrring and voting upon q proposition 70
increase tho Capitsl Stock OF said Bank
from One Million Dollars 10 One Million,
Two Hundred and fifty Thousand Dollars.
and Cor the transaction Of any and all such
other business and matters a. may be noces
cary or proper "a he considered In oonnee'
tion with sad proposition for such Increase
OF said Capital stock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-15

DIT ROIT a. G21 ono uicc large sleep.
ing room. suitable Tor Two gentlemen
board n desired rhons ApGo
The Yale expositor., 1919-11-27
Attention! Please!

We again call your attention to
our large line of implements or
goods you may be in need Of at
this time.
Our prices are right and you
will receive courteous treatment
at our hands. Below we list a
few artiCleS:--
The Yale expositor., 1919-11-27
Methodist Episcopal Church

Union Thanksgiving service this
evening at 7:30. Sermon by Rev.
A. Martin.
Sunday morning at 1890, "The
Greatest of These" The closing
sermon of series of three on
Faith, Hope and Charity.
Appropriate music.
Be sure to attend Sunday school
at 11:45, Alfred Keys, Supt.
Glasses for all.
Evening service at 1880. Sub
ject, ALLEN or Citizen, and How
to Acquire Citizenship"
The third anniversary banquet
will be served at the church on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 2, by the
Ladies Aid Society. Rev. David
H. Glass, of Saginaw, has prom
ised to be with us and will give
the principal address. An inter-
esting program of readings,
toasts and musical numbers will
be presented. Rev.Waldren Coach
former pastor will be present and
give an address. The pastor in
charge will act as POSTMASTER.
Prayer service and Bible study
Thursday evening at 7:30. "The
Disciples Who Fail Their Lord"
Frederick d. Mumby, Pastor
The Yale expositor., 1919-11-27

FOR SALE-An Broom house,
equipped with modern conven-
fences, two large lots, barn on
same, in city of Yale. Will sell
at reasonable price, on easy
terms. Phone DR.. j. b. Stevens
Yale. Phone 80. 27-