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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LANDS AND FARMS roR SALE

.
LANDS AND FARMS roR SALE az
HARGAlN Land and royslty 90 scrrs. L.
miles due south Of Tulsa one mile from
IoNn hall mile OF rock road Good soil
and level piccc Of land 80 acres In hay
m"ados 10 serrN pAsiurr AL fenced 6
no oihrf improvements has II oil wells
IN shallow sAnd old snd settled royalty
paving tlA' per month fot an invest
ment Nou can't beat this Pricr % 600
Cal \ Poster els Mayo bldE Phone
ZOO ar 77H6
rRAcKA0D AND INDUSTRIAL AZ
FOR RENT WAtcroom. iso,2S on Frisco
well located Auother room g3Is0 Cal
nsAgs 1888
WANTED REAL ESTATE ~
WANTED To MY DIRECT PROM oWN.
iN FNr or str room modern hunEslc~
on paved street Can nav $1,000 10
" BOO down Give best pflrr and lorN
ton ln first letter Addtc,N Pt. gsrr
World
HANE rAltri - That wants two ~ three
acres not Tar ont Sec ktamct alO Olk
FiTNi NAi' Hank bldg
WANTED TO MY Frnm owner good
i've or III rnom modern bungalow Eau
SIDE preferred VIII rs, " 600 cash
today u you have bargain Phone NIOh
! WANT TO uI'N-A two ,tot, high class
house must be located west ~ Main and
south Of lhftrruth SITS Address y 40
~ care world
WANTED Hvrroom bungAIor reason.
ahlt price from o-nrr only. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
CILILntRe, mEIGIifs

TIIg VERY BEST LOCATION
KEW desirable feature that can he ~
quircd u is absolutely ideal. the cream
Of lulsas chest class. closestir rs
strie'"d propsdy Nothing rqu.l 10 10 In
every usrncnlsr Prices low and terms
rAs, sc,liuE last You will regret having
hrsitA'cd after a.I the choicest lots are
sold and prices have advanced 10 double
and more Beit"r sec me night now and
make YOUR 'clertion nuick Government
bonds Al TAR " 7 OWen contract agent
iO7 Robinson b,dg Phone So
FOR SALF Good cast from, lot on eH,
line Small t~oroom house prier
~ 100 Part cash. balance $40 per
month. + l.i,son. 59s Robin ron bldg
FOR SALE lot 50foo, front east I'D,
o0s block from car line Phone owner.
FOR sNlf Bc'~een Eighth and Vinlh
on s Boston, so tDoi lot Price sl5 600
Terms Phone ie77
VACANT lOTS In any part of the city
~ N" right price and on good ierna
BowmsG bowman. Phone Cs5q
FOR sALt To people 81 limited means.
few choice lots in Northmorrland ~
dit'bn m idcsl place to raise chickens
and have garden Th~se lots wont last
long 50 " vou are 4nirrestrd Sse n q
Finch $50 Robinson bldg Phone i7po
LANDS 'Np Jhpms FoR SALE ~
LINCOLN COUNTY Eighty acre. bo,iom
land IN the o.. belt.
PAwNEE COUNTY Eighly eight arrs-.
hottom lAnd In oil belt Phone 1881
A Money Bor s6, West TulsA. 0kl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
LOTS FOR SALE

PARK HlLI.--l25 foot frontage viii
sci psrt or AZ. also lot In Irving
Place rca' direct with orha Ad
drcss Itor NG2 care World
FINE EAST FRONT LOT
Full sired on paved street. all improy,
meuts close lu Only ti275 " T oven.
i0i Robinson bldg Phone e. q, Also two
lots, east and south fronts corner. Crosbio
Heights C0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
WEARING APPAREL

a. z
WANTED SECOND HANDED CLOTHING
TO Sell. on commission Write address
plain Sarah Sleeper, Tulsa Okla Cen
Delivery
CnNI--for sale. gentlrmau's plush lined.
FUR collar overcast. fine FOR auto driver
Price $40 Phone sOil r
HIGHEST PRICEe--for second hsrh
clothing, shoes and hats Phone 7iAs
HIGHEST PRICEs PAID-for second
hand clothing, shoes. hats etc. Phone
5i45,
HIGHEST PRICES PAID-For men. .-.
ord hand clothing. shoes and hats Phone
oSpS
SUITS AND SHOES -Hghest prtt.. paid
Tor mems second hand suits and shoes
Dick Bardon Phone 4Se
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE es
HOFFMAN steAln pressing machine 40.
Ilf5.3 4 Std $500 cash $40 south
Main street
FOR SALE New International Fnevclo.
pedia. ehcsn toT cash Phone s2s6R
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
nGJNGAIOW

Five roms bsth, ,creenedin in poreh. we'll
water on porch. garage, chicken house,
fruit trees large lot. 7isl5O feet: one half
block from paving and car line: only
~ $50 terms VI 900 cash so per month
What more do YOU wantt VT owen, 40S
Rob n.Ou hldF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR TRADE MISCELLANEOUS rs
WILL TRADE Twenty acre fruit farm Al
Sprlngdslc Ark for Al automobile
Call at 1910 T. Hodge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

ALMOST NEw pa,,nrcr rsr. will .,c
sAus for first paymrnt on E room mod
"fn house Phone 72SN
FOR "\Lt OR TRADE--Two ton truck,
good .oPdltor stake or furniture body
Niias Transfer Co - W Archer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
LIVE STOCK
poos. CATS. PETS

TULSA STOCK FARM
VII hold public sale March -. 10 head 81
milk cows, iS registered balance hiFH.
grade, ten fresh sll bred two herd bulls
'Elsinas Boy and King rohr De kol'
both prize winners: two registered Jersey
bulS and four shorthorn bulls from 20
m months Old 700 had registered Duroc
hogs cholera immune. all my dairy sUd
farm equipment i =. Har'er
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

STOCK OF GROCERIES,
ahd meat market vim new fixtures. Pine
location. close TO husiEcSs center Of Tulsa
about - Ooo 20 tiuO0n viii sell or eN.
change FOR good farm In Oklahoma MIS-
sour Kansas ot ArkauSas W Z Owen
600 Robinson bldg Phone ~
NOTES For trade 81 800 first mortgage
VIII consider GOOD car or lot Leslie
brooks co pkonc gH-1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06

NOW II TIIF TIMF--To have q COW and
lots Of rhickens We rot that place for
NAlo. s." kramer Realty Co Room
itp old First Nail Rank bldg
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT TIHsi
Full corner loo with garage lCr3O feet;
block public school only tiIOO, terms
$3.50 cash sgj month Mus, he quItk TO
gcl this bargain W r Oven, IOi Rob
inSon bldg Phone 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06

NORTH MAIN BARGAfN--New hr.room
bungalow oak floors, eleEant location,
garage, well basement. every built an
feature Price ~. 900. $500 down
TAM 4 sons Phone $500
FINEST INVESTMENT six room modern
duplu, new house one side renting for
tti per month live in the other garage
best location Price - 500 tl.5o0 down
HAM a Sous Phone 559B
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06

rRAcKAoB AND INDUSTRIAL ~
FOR RENT WAfcroom. iaO,aS on Frisco.
veil located smother room. g5IsO Cal
bsAgr $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

FOR Thorough bred single
comb white LeFhorn eggs ~ 50 per set
ting "a pcr hundred. Phone 3lao
FOR skLF-Rhode Island Red tgvs tI.lO
Der setting. IS per hundred Phoac 211j.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
GETTYNBURG STRONG
IN BACKS, WEAK LINE

Gettysburg. TIA oct = ON t@r
.hility OF the Gettysburg colleg foot
ball squad to rcspo1d - the efforts
IF Coaches GVI Wood ard DOYLE
feathers 10 round them into "a Win
ming com bination depends The sue
noss Of the season As both the cual-
ity Of the coaches AVID thetf material
is beyond guest ven 5he exteat NJ tbs
teams o-operaftn}f H3l4 decide
whether victory VIII result against
Dickinson Nillauova buckaeN and
Franklin and Marshall
Al The beginning Of rho season the
backfieid was considered the greatest
problem to solve. but Meyer. Bream
Bright and Houtz have developed ji}-
o such an effective combination that
Rackfield Coach feathers has only TO
worry about picking capable suhsti-
.utes from among Davis Myers.
Bange. Phillips. Wciele. Mcdowell.
and others.
On tho line there ls wealth OF ma
.ertai, but some OF the men arc not
In condition on account OF lack OF
strenuous training. Vie Emanuel and
Kiser are still supreme al ends; La
rue Thurman, Dulehohn and Nicely
at tackles: Briggs Zeigler Gingrich.
Fisher and Derr at guards, and Can
tain MartZ. Rock and Giliiland n
center.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
Hoppe Nears Goal
in Billiard Match

New York. Oct 23.--willie Hoppe
disposed OF Ora Morningstar in eight
innings by score of 400 to 259 in
the national 49, halk line billiard
championship tournament at the Hotel
Aston tonight. Hoppe's best run was
1874 in the NTH inning Morningstar's
best was Il in the second. 1t was
Hopes fourth victory
Morningstar outclassed George SUIT
ton earlier in the day, winning by 400
TO 1871 In seventeen innings.
Welker Cochran showed a fash Of
his real form IN the match with koji
Yamada, a long drawn out affair Of
thirty innings. Cochran winning BY
400 TO 351. With a high run of 1853
in the eighth inning. record for
the tournament
Young Jake Schaefer scored a vic
tory over George slosson. his father s
old time rival by 400 to es1 in a
twenty-inninE match that strung it
self out for two hours and forty
IN inuteS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
PITT IS WORKING HARD
FOR GAME WITH Tech

(Special to Richmond Virginan)
Pitishurg. Pa. October 23.-The
Pitt Panther. its tail twisted last
Saturday at Syracuse, Is still fe-
rocious animal if one may judge
by the low GruWls OF pain coming
from tn" Panther lair this week
That wallop al syria has appar >
entity taken none OF the fight out
OF the Panther. He Is being Ieu
raw meat in abundance this week
by his CHEF trainer, Pop" warner
In the hope that by Saturday ne
will he so ferocious that he VIII tear
the lining out Of that highly tontp'
.Goldon Tornado" from Georgia
Tech, of Atlanta. To he sure. the
prospect is none too bright rof fHt.
but the old fight is still there, ana
it's a moral certainty that II the 10.
calls are conquered again. they VIII
70 down f1ghting 10 the last dtFh'
ius, as they did in the stadium AZ
Syracuse.
Coach Warmers task this week is
10 bolster the morale Of his men
and he has set about II with a VIII
The Panthers realize that one game
does not make Il season. and you
can gamble that Ahat defeat az the
hands Of Syracuse didn't hurt half
az much AS it would have. had IL
been administered by Georgia Tech
Therefore. the Panthers are sill
sririted. and are determined TO be
at their best when they bump into
Heismans Tornado at Forbes Field
here saturday afternoon
Fortunately. the Warneritcs came
through the tough Orange battle
without any major ir fuf los az
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
ENGLAND HAS REAL
FAST BOY SPLINTER
Ran the Century in Meet In Nine
and Three Fifth Seconds

England has a good sprinter in w.
A. Hill, of the Surrey Athletic club,
who recently won the 100 and 22o in
the interservice games in better than
even time OF his performances the
London Daily Mail says:
The young Surrey A, S. sprInter,
since his double victory in the anna
teur sprint and 22D-yard champion
ship at Stanford Bridge on July D,
hes proved that not only is he the
fastest amateur in England AT the
present time, but he has also proved
his consistency and his ability TO re-
produce his fast pace on each oc-
casion he appears in public.
His championship run was per
formed in even time; at Hudders-
field on June 2s he won the 100 me
ters in II seconds; on July ID ne ran
100 yards against A breeze in the
same time at Guildford. and later he
very easily outpaced n. J. Strick-
land tGosport) and s. E. Nelson
fCowes). who. respectively, found
consolation in winning the 7S-yard
handicap and tho i30-yard handi-
cap. Each Of these runners won their
events in fast time (Nelson in I "a
seconds off 3 IL yardse, and Hin
I again pfrt0Tmen kIDlN we'll III
the 12o-yarf handicap, 70 whom he
was eonceding yards, the time be-
! inc II rs seconds.
Once only has Hill been defeated
t III A level spring this season. AT
| Crawford on Saturday June I, he
won the 100 yards off 2 yards in the
very fast time of 35 seconds, and
! his defeat on the following Monday
! at Stamford Bridge by n. F. V. Ed
wards fPolytechnic) in n yard inside
| 10 seconds was rather surprise.
/ fIfn however. was only beaten bv
inches. and the performance marked
Edwards as a fine runner. Edwards
! failed to hold the Surrey man when
thew met again.
The cha mpion has already proved
himself a worthy successor to w. r.
/ Applegarth. the record holder. APP
plegarth did not win his champion
ships at the first attempt. and his
great speed took several years to do
veiop. HilIs rise in the athletic world
has been rapid. He leaves his mark
, with nearly the aiacrity OF A. r.
/ DuHey, runs With rare grit and de-
termination. finishes strong and, as
he is ouly on threshold OF his sth-
letic career, may easily develop into
one Of the greatest sprinters produce
! ed by this country"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
PROGRESS MADE IN
GAME SAkCTUAR|ES
Dozen States This Year Enact Legis-
lation of Benefit to Conser-
Walton.

Washington, y. G., Oct. 23.-M ark
ed progress during 1919 was made in
the establishment of game sanctua
ries. and no less than dozen States
enacted legislation with reference 20
this very important factor in game
conservation
All state lands in Alabama, state,
county and municipal parks in Della
ware. and all school sections and Cd
ueational lands in Nebraska we're de-
clared game refu~es and all hunting
thereon prohibited.
Minnesota prohibited hunting in
or within three miles OF the corpo-
rate limits Of Duluth. Minnesota and
St Paul
Srecial refugees created include the
Catalina Mountain preserve in Ari-
IONA: the Colorado state Game Ref
uee. in the vicinity of the Rocky
Mountain National park: the game
md FISH preserve in Iloudon county.
Tennessee: the Dixie Fish Lake,
Heaston. Cache and strawberry pre-
serves In Utah and the Spiitrock spe-
cial game animal preserve in Wyom
! ing.
| Vermont authorized the com mis-
sioner TO establish such game refugees
and sanrtuaries "a are recon m ended
/ bv the United state biological Sur
vey and tentative selection Of a
I Preserve has already been made by
1 the bureau
! The boundaries Of the Gallatin pre-
! serve in Montana and those of the
/ Big Horn refure in Wyoming were
modified to some extent
In oregon and Illinois the state
Z authorities were authorized 70 eStab-
! fish refugees by contract on private
lands. and in South Dakota to acquire
public or private property for the
protection and propagation of game
birds
California. Illinois. Maine and Min
nesota prohibited hunting from auto
mobiles or motor vehicles and Cali
fornia and Michigan made II iller@
also to hunt or shoot game birds
from airpianes. Colorado prohibited
aliens from, hunting or owning {
shotgun. rife or pistol Illinois pro
hihited the shipment of game by par
eel post
Indiana authorized the department
OF conservation to encourage and as
sist In the organization and estah
lishment of FISH and same protective
associations in the State.
In New York provision was mad
for registering and licensing guide
in the forest preserve counties, an'
such guides arc required to compl,
with rules and regulations prescrihet
by the commissioner
Vermont provided for estahlish'n
around commercial orchards havin
! an area Of ten acres or more ope'
/ zones in which deer may be killed a
any time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
Ssockcye Salmon Trratv

Washington, D. G., Oct. 23,-There
is now in operation treaty between
the United States and Great Britain
having for It's ohtect the protection
and reha Utilization OF the sockeye sal
mon in the contiguous waters OF the
state OF Washington and the pro-
vince of British Columbia The pro-
lection accorded the salmon under
this treaty is such as was determined
20 he necessary by the International
Fisheries conference which held
hearings in Washington and British
Columbia in 1918
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
MAY ORGANIZE LEAGUE.

Ted Sullivan. tho old base
hall organizer and promoter.
who was IA big league scout in
these woods some time ago,
well know to all followers OF
the national paStime, was In
Richmond yesterday on his
way to his home in North
Carolina.
His latest scheme Is to or
ganizc Virginia Carolina
league. Or his list of eligible
cities are Raleigh, Durham.
Winston Salem. Rocky Mount,
DauviIle. Lynchburg and Roa-
noke. Out or this number he
Is thinking Of organizing six
team circuit. Developments on
his idea will he awaited with
interest by fans in this part OF
the country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
WILLIAMS WON'T COMPETE.

Willianst own, Oct 23.-Williams
will not send a cross country team to
compete in the national event this
year. as was originally planned. The
Puppies application was made too
late as the matter Of admitting new
members to the association will not
he acted upon until next February
Williams hopes to compete in the
intercollegiate track meet next spring
however
The Williams Cross-countrv team,
which looks especially strong this
year will participate in the open
meeting at Syracuse on October Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
Cal Mcvey Wants IN Be Scout.

Cal MeVey. veteran OF the 1859
Cincinnati Reds. who has returned
TO his home in California after at
tending the worlds series, wants
President Herman OF the Reds to
appoint him scout on the Pacific
Coast for the Cincinnati club. Nc
Vey claims to have sent fifteen men
to the major leagues, not one of
whom was sent back to the minors.
His greatest find. he says, was Frank
Chance who won four penants for
the Chicago Cubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
M EN-

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Nashville. Tenn.-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
PENN LOOKS TOWARD
CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
snocia, to Richmond virginian.)

,,..,, to pycbr,cpd Tirginian
,. - r-iai1 pbiiadaInhia % -
NJ, II,,t,.n,.s,t,, ~ perrevlyania foot
~ ltI - - scarnd 51a noints 10
-. 1',.o-nr,t- and Win ave games
tn he 'rlavad no,, Folwetl's
tt.,I,,.;,,3 ,na.htro NAV tan, ana
~ aIt,.a ,ho saasor mn
$3.50 $3.50 '''
ota,.o,+a at whose hands tho Tig-
- 80 . t,cts,, necane lie tho naxt foe
tt,.,-kft, ao1a tho state College
~ Is 49, hoth democrats because Of
49,, ae.fo,,s and Who nj heart would
-, $50 0Id POM than ANY rival
t',I'' 80 ,o,,rnevs f. New
yarI. ars locts horns With Dart
Vi .l's' - 49,, +he scseo,, Wit
,Tnrnci, AZ t>ranklin field
", w az ,,,,'1,.,Il,. tro,,r thar Bob
r,c,,,-oii roneider4 his material at
NV 60 ~, III 20 ho me hest
,,,, - ,,,t.re4 I{e boat prince
Nv '>', 5.,>aabo.s a fevatta and
ION Mi'sl' - ~ ri-bt ~ New
- ,i.' -. -. "a and + teams hun
~ ~ ~ -, ooachnd thinks he
hoe ~ best football ammunition in
'.',s ,,.,,h hnt a single OK
aa.,,,,,. - ,,f.,,.er ~, lis two first
.ete,9''s ,.5,.,.iG, in Inc war
-, - l,.rr,e strength this
car, - r,al,rcll "js trat the ma
- - ,.,sg,nr,j ma. system Penn
~ - =, Witch ~ MANY coaches
'a = - ~ IN forget one system
.,,,.l 49,, st a.. ano+bcr they have
- -, .,-o.,'~s ~ football under a
90, ,,,'i ,,r,ans{nr method. and they
49, nr+h5rp 10 bother them hu,
= 49, ,ta tier
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
BASS IS DEFEATED
At GRAND PARlORS

Daily defeated Bass 100 to 66 in
the pocket billiard tourney at the
Grand last night. Bass vas OF Ms
stroke, while DAILY played a conser-
vative game. Daily made high run
OF Is. while Bass gathered 10. To-
night Bowman and williams meet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-24
WHY HIGHER TELEPHONE
RATES ARE NEEDED NOW

SOME ONE HAS ASKED why this asking for higher
of the fact that points
made few months
DURING THE PERIOD that under
the operation belonged the
responsible for the When it
Federal authorities that, due
labor and material from the properties
equal the thereby sustain
a directed the
high enough produce suf
%
THE STUDY OF THESE requirements made shortly after the
Amce signed when there indications that there
would the prevailing labor and material
With burden subscribers with than
absolutely necessary this company the adop
ton of schedules adequate at the mebu which
believed the anticipated decrease costs labor and
would o be sufficient.
The Expected Decrease in Costs Did Not Become Real
ity On the Contrary Costs Have Risen Sharply
GOVERNMENT CONTROL HAS ENDED and the company
frond plant
blythe burden placed upon it during the war
MUST BE maintained higher standard
es must be expanded to the growth the cities
communities With inadequate
maintain service standard the
capital necessary enable us to expand plant We
asking better enable fulfill this
obligation
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VA.
Evening star., 1919-03-24

PLUMBER with liesnse, siyer4enesd jpoA&a1
hand; permanent; state alafy exDeete4 "a
dress Box 08-M. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1919-03-24

PAINTERS. two. Apply Ut ~ Naaasa
place Monday morning. 20
OPPORTUNITY for amhltSsu1 yeaaa mn =
time; old New Hneland eeanpany: bs6t CO
tract, large dividends. Hee t1teSviov adde6ee
Box SSH, Star o0ee.
Evening star., 1919-03-24

NIGHT CLERK-,IIn heal Eufspesn 1isa Ko4eI ;
references and where you have woeke6 q ~
attention win BE- paid to your answer; un5tse
please do not reply. Address Boz 111-6, St1r
Office.
NIGHT wATCHMAN for gafage, Te6efli
Auto Supply Co, AZ Pa ave NJ GS
Evening star., 1919-03-24


$685. BUYS q fine, slightly used player-pfano:
full So note: mahogany case: easy terms at.
ranged. The Hecht Co.. 7th st. near r.
$229 BUYS brand-new mahogany piano; beaU-
tiful tone; easy terms arranged. The Hechk
Co., 61S st. NV.
GRAFONOLAS and full line Of rec
ing; open evenings. Hopkins, 1925 18th st.
NV Col 170S.
SEWING MACHINES.
FIRST class 2d-hand Singer Sewing Mach, ~
up. guar. "; New Singers, g per mo. rest.
ing: special service on repairs, an makes. 0psn
New Singers. s. month. Renting, repairing.
Hemstitchine.- Buttons made TO order. Open
evenings. Hopkins. 2410 I4th nv. Cot l70e.
g u. n; slNGnls, ~ % sss: al. De.s.sses
tsc: ". Wilson. SIS. Renting. repairinx pes
----. .-eamy. 623 ~. ave- Sc. Line. &c,
Evening star., 1919-03-24

CLERK for cigars and soda fountain; refined
must have good reference; permanent. !3OC
Evening star., 1919-03-24
WANT.ED-HELp.
FEMALE-COntlnue4.

CLERKS in the accounting department, the
/ Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company:
good hours; good advancement. Apply 1924
Evening star., 1919-03-24
WANTED-HEIp.
=. .s--- =

PORTER WHITE MAN TO
Do GENERAL WORK AROUND PAINT
STORE; MAN WITH PREVIOUS EXPERT
ENCE PREFERRED; GIVE NAME, AD-
DRESS AND REFERENCE. BOX e44-M.
STAR OFFICE. 26'
Evening star., 1919-03-24

WORKING housekeeper. capable. in small in
stitution in the city. Address Box 1O2-H
Star office
Evening star., 1919-03-24

sAI.EsLADY-Good appearing; opportunity to
travel; salary. 81 200; commission also. Ad-
dress Box 321-R, Star office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-08

rified at such a plan and decides to meet Lent in Wis place.
 The next day, after the wedding cere- mony, Vi goes to her room to dress, and there finds Lent waiting for her. He tells her that she does not love Joe and she must go away with him. She con- sents, and just as they indulge in a fare we'll embrace, Tiny sees them through the open door. She decides that since Vi has stolen Lent, the man she loves, why should she not steal Joe. her sisters hus- band?
 Calling the maid. she hurriedly gets into the duplicate of Wis going-away costume and rushes back to Joe. To- gether they go out of the house and en. ter the waiting motor, amidst showers of rice and confetti.
 Vi. back in the house, has collapsed, after shrieking wildly that she is the bride and that Tiny has stolen her bus band. Coming to, however, she rushe1 into her ear with her bag and makes for Billy Barlows bungalow in Tuxedo, where she has an idea that Joe has gone. An exciting chase and astound. ing ending conclude this rollicking farce