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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
IlOMl', Itl'IiE

Home ruie for municipalities In he
coming ono of tho most importan,
questions Of tho day. II was though,
when the charter form OF govern
ment was provided for cities that
home r,ii~ had arrived, but tho court,
have 30 mansled the charters
adopted by cities that II can only bs
said that home rule" has reached
tho threshold and has not entered
into n full and complete Jurisdiction
Home rule In its full sense means
that municipalities have not only the
risht to provide their own form ot
government. their own form OF 20
lice regulation. hut hav. complete
control over their public utilities
Under home ru,e cities could reHu
lats rates to be charged by public
service corporations much more
easily and with more satisfaction 20
tho people. than under the present
system Of state control. and at the
same time do equal Justice to the
utilities
students OF municipal government
have agreed that a charter form oi
government II better for cities than
tho otd aldermunic system, but the
courts have ~ man handled the
charters wherever adopted that their
purpose of giving to cities the right
~ sclf-gov-rnment has been prncti'
cally nullIncd.
Take for instance the municipal
courts In Tulsa and other ~ tho
larger cities Tho poylr decision has
shot them all TO pieces ana they now
have no power to impose or rnforcr
adequate sentences Tor ottrnSos CONE
mi.tcd
The Missouri legislature " about
To grant cities ~ thg state home
rule witch viii si,e them control
over public utilities Oklahoma
should give to- her oitics the same
privilege of SELF government. not A.
20 public utilities alone but In all
municipal aftaits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Horoscope


Friendly s,am rule this day, hc-
cordlnS TO astrology. Venus. Nep.
tune. Saturn and the Sun are all In
beneflc aspect.
Women come under "A sway max
Ing for great progress In business
and In all lines OF industry
This In a fortunate sway under
which to enter into any sort OF con
tract with women. who should bene.
III from dealing with men In places
Weddings and love affairs are well
directed during this confisuration,
and marriage with men OF middle
ase is likely 10 be- lucky for YOUNG
girls.
Hotel proprietors and all who cater
Ia the public comfort or entertain
ment ar. under tho most helpful
government ~ tho stare
Theaters should benefit from the
sway which makes for a return 10
the simpler forms OF drama Many
changes In tho character OF plays
are forrtold.
Movements for tho betterment of
women and for their practical ed
ucation are foreseen, and these will
produce far-reaohing effects
MIllin~rr and modIrtes again have
n most stimulating and promising d.
r-ction OF the stars. but they are
warned Of sudden events that will be
OF much significance Ia them.
The ground offers great prosper
ity and agrioultn. H subject To bone-
flcinl sways OF the stars that Insure
prosperity, 10 the rcers read Alright
cities 10 the United States are sub
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

clal surveillance and II was hlA
mural ns well ~ legal. duty 10 zee
that n was efficiently ana docontly
conducted n he could not remedy
the evils existent. he could ~ least
hi,v" made ~ protest to those In
higher authority
Mr Matthew defense i- weak
nhhi ~ 'laims hr dld all In tho
premises nat h' WIS iruuirod ~ do
~" is ltr the rlu,k. watcher IN y
factory who In careful 10 ~ no moro
srrvl'a FOR his employer than what
10 nhsului"ly necessary IN order ~
E'i hlH pay check 80 man To- dnlnn
h.H duty. M 'th"r-luiustry or public
s"iNi,". who b. Hfibh ~ oScr"dlng
hI' requirements Ito must be- Dc
,oii ~ - 'uur'irn,' II T. mgnir
cant also that while NOR" than 10
hundred ~ Gpd- creatures we're
h"inH ruufiurdNl lihln quarters where
they had mot even the ordinary
means ~ sanitation And dur,u,y.
thousands wrr" hring spent and motto
asked to Keep 40 hotd" ~ aup"r
nuous office holders and strengthen
tho state political machine what
can W. sny ~ state government
which has an open treasury fof tho
une ~ prupngnndiatH nnd ward heel
or- yet cannot afford n few dnllnrr
to give the reasonable nnd ordinary
held IN durnncc hy state authority.
where neither moral nor physical
cleanliness IL deemed ~ sufficient
importance 10 call for tho oNpoudi
urr ~ u comparatively small sun.
n an HnVufH too much ~ the nu.
ilon that such people Hrc human de
cards, beyond the line ~ poVslhl"
m lvailun, ana not IN tn be- ,onSid
cred M human beings All the state
has done IL 10 Keep them IN n meas.
ure from rontnminatlnr society. but
nothing " done to foster IN them
whatever instincts ~ goodness may
b. yet lingering In their conscious
ness Thore Ia some good left In the
worr, Of them. and yet tho states
method has been. not 60 conserve tho
best that IL In them and show them
n ray ot hope. bat To shuttle them
all. good and bad. together ana pro
duc- a resultant medley of all uni
formly bad IN other words. they
are practically thrown away Gov
ernor Robertson has Indicated that
he will take drastic steps a. cure the
'vil We hope h. win do NJ, but the
whole thing reveals not only shame.
ful Incompetence and hard hearted
Innfficl.ncy. but lack of worthy
motive on the par, ~ those to whose
'hntge these imperiled souls have
been consigned There must be "a
rhnnHe of underlying principle. M
we'll aa n change of methods Tho
whole conscience OF oklahoma cries
,ut against the outrage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Oklahoma Outbursts

n you az. looking for nice. duisl
evening. attend one of the meetings
~ the young mons d"murtilr rlul
at Muskus"e s'iue lime
Tho ult"d states railroad admin.
lr'tnIuu printed Time table 100 The
N"tli Yesterday morning rus how
ever. Boz uui expected tu alter uut
lows - ip government o~u'tsbip
Impeachment -nyA ullI l.ug|rY. Ia
too uIld a puuiHhmcnt Tor state uf.
iI,"fs swhp II."s to slir stop h. to-
spnnsullN''. hy unloading uu rome
other Fn'o official
Trihs .s not only trying 80 sNHl
our iliIe Go hrihg the pr-htast ull pro.
du,iug state" bat " fudRluE uu tho
state boundary line Oklahoma viii
have iu rrp Texas On the wrist some
~ th"Ac dtSH
Tho comedy bout. lum hcfurr tho
main event a. the husiuH exhibition
N.durvlay nisht, promised fur u mo-
m'ut of 'wo tp b" real Ighi but
thr rrfrrcr called n "a fuul.
tHInrl.nt with the siftius ~ the
lrg e.pIutr oklahoma 'ity rrpptiH q
wave ~ ,rlmo aweeping over that
Cttl II nu one else has the nerve To
do n. W. ar" going TO have the mem -
10 prohibit IT,
Tom wood ana Charlie Slone we're
49, fIflaIs.l ~ a
dn, when the Hifl On South Main
passed wood lutncd to stone. stone
turned to wood and then both turned
10 rubber.
A Ttlla lady found that mouse
had ynnwad u hole through her hook
~ recipes "uh. mamma" exclaimed
h"r little daughter. that must have
hrcn woman mouse trying 10 earn
how 10 cook "
Th. women's club of oklahoma
Citv has gone on record os opposed
Ia the chnpcroning of public dances.
II what We have heard II true, dAnce-
In ths capital city should bc held
under strict military surveillance.
I, 4. presumed those members OF
th. committee who voted 90 sive the
Legislative printing Ia The hlEner'
bidder h.cn us- they conceived the
notion that IN. low bidder was not
properly equipped to do the WORK
never participated In u hsht over
county Wlnting
pne by on. the accustomed ptlvl-
Iey,. ,f In, hlbulous man ara being
Withdrawn 4 newly invented lamp
pos, 4. arranged with flrsihlc con-
nection. no that when hit II VIII tiN
over and return tn ~ upright posi-
tion when the pressure In removed.
Imagine tn. predlcam"nt of Jolly
good follow trying 10 steer his way
home at n. IN after a moetlng of
his lodge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
The Wife
itu,h It~,i~w- Her hfe with Br,sn

Ruth tn.s,d un,a.llV au nirh,
| innV Uut uh.n morning brok, rh.
| h.d com. Ia mo d,rlslun regarding
Molllo King how Ia pr.vont her
coming Ia Uflan Insenslbly nhe
| realized that Nollo ,.It fr,. To come
/ Ia him b,caur. OF their experience
oy.r...s ana also b.r,ti.. .ne could
com. "a uurs. IN A n.n.,
/ Urlan had s.omod no hnppy to
lnnw shc VA. hack II could mean
| but ono hing thnt he WA. s,iu IN
tet.sted in nor II not IN Inv. 40
/ Iuib Thought ana so VAS ulsarabl,
"Oh. dear. tho world's Mi wrong
she syh,l AS sh. tried 10 uut Mol.
| IIn from h.r mind ana fnlled That
/ ,ne might h. wrnnyp and IN, world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

mcrly the sealing sicam,r N,n..,
which Sir Ernest Shacklrtor w ,
In HIS explorations IN the An,s,~pa
and which had been engaged ,n ,s
coal trade between France an, t'
land was dashed Ia piece. All, N,
sands OF Yarmouth TODAY IT,
members Of tho crew Of /. v,,. i'la
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

TIE allied idea says the lndinnnpo-
lis star. seems 10 he 10 appoint n
commission 10 find out how much
iieinc can earn iu tho uc,t ioO
years let h m have joh and then
earnishec his wages
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

You can say this. At least, about
on. member OF tho state Legislature;
he believes In cncouraHi ing the jitnry.
ana would make II q serious offense
for any city TO try 10 regulate a Jit-
ney service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Steamer Aground.

DOVER, Del. Jan. ao.-The
American steamer Piaye. bound for
Rotterdam. went aground near, here
last night. She failed to float with
tho tide this morning and her posi-
ton is considered critical \ NE
boat from Deal and other assistance
have been sent 10 the scene.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Want Monument for wom.,

WITH THE AMERICA AIrvv
or o'Nl'PATloN. Jan. 10 4 INV.
nrut to erect In W9Shingtun d., ron'
mont Ia American womanI,..,
commcmorauun OF her lo,lI,. "
rifices and devotion 10 M, Nu.,'''.
espcdi,ionary forces" hnA n,,. 80 N
ed by the third American amy "''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

Tho amendment TO the working
mems compensation act reems 20
havo been drawn strictly FROM tho
vIe~ point of employees regardless oi
the rights of employers. or tho class
OF employment Tho aurion OF n
fair compensation act hh,veok been
considered at all ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

Another reason why tho pscsidcn
went to Europe was 10 get away
from the storm started when the GOV
eminent took over the wire service
with nnrieson In charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

The league OF nations. saya the
Wichita Eagle, In slowly hut surely
assuming definite tangible form
The Eagle must have some in-lds
dope.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

in 't"t In hos" days each party had booth the
pooling ph'" n zach election district, vhrr" tho party
rp"s"uaN' dispensed III" ballots This had been
Il district IN which rule early In the day the
I"puhlt rl"iuu leader had his hat knocked his
Iy"H td his huuth KICKED and his ballots scattered
aud tUu ~" o M" Democratic majority depended
on an 'i1t' pppr', ',hupn ot exactly how much de
luandrd from headquarters Hut on this day things
different, 1h" guE. with Roman of duty took
an active interest W seeing that the republican given
Ihls tl tghH Moreover they made the most energetic
lr"ptHhs ou hof opponents and they distinctly
IA" tough aud fighting element Justic. her
lwtth whuUp Would ba r'rieaterH thrown out
'hclt h'ths Every person who could be CaJoled or |
Tear Inundated given the republican ticket and the
|upshot that h the end of the day datrlct which had
n"Vor hitherto pucd more than or cent ~ It's
vote rnnmhll hrnkn Ahnn hrMeen the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

u there Ia no combine among tho
packers. why does bacon without the
rind cost moro than bacon with the
rfndy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

Dispatches sny the kaEcr II surl,
and refuses TO talk. This. In a way
confirms tho rtory that he IL saving
wood 10"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
Phones
Daily Food
JanuAu 81

January 81.
Ceu thy burden upon IN. Lard aud II,
shall sustain th-ss-- 'Psa bs'22
And shsli | attn the load vstsin
No 81 hv hiiding viii flea
Aud osst any bwdsns sll on ,hes
Casting all 'out sste vpop Iiis for w
sAfeih Tor you -l Peter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

Tho income tar COLLECTOR will prob.
ably make Jr~s willard wish no had
named a smaller pur-. for hi. last
fight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

uphttn
go 4: IS: + s. = j: : !: 3. !: !: !: I: +: !: !: !: !
vS S'T ] G G% S %SS; .% " s%s.a s % T' "o ven" p f
s & & p5S " u s n. & "Y" 5 @ at N. r'p"eC h.dG% ana not
% S S '' TO % d y % WHAT WHAT Sa t%.S%'" %sSo%y toa in. @
@ 'ns rsprS,s"sa Il.
ss"e'is' 5 % who ]
stood Tor 9sner CIVILIZATION
desire. received rs'd on s by
"" % a. yoa"s whose such as for
' an. %s s%,f ] u" wa: % & % m T.; service % ret :% have
I @ ~ .Ii "s: .;%t "'':":
%%" u,esS
I% Si'i' ssii
aSn . evidences ,n. S,nh% wcn %
S,s sa S"'Ii they s r.c % % snt @ % m % % % a % S first % % @ s' % a"
stand by method ." joe @ ama all Gs ns
$ ' @ y MN n% % 3 an" % my % & the ,etOTm side wa % let. WITH
no other outcome and soodhumorcdy.
@ S,' % .. % Il: @ " @ S Ss "aas b: seeded G% % . to % @
the % f H. pE % @ % % na DAT 'r' % Whom % $ "S du n" %
% % % KIM to 5 SH "% @ T @ eg n @ @ o ny n. n S % S "S
.. @ would n. s sss @ % S @ s for myself and
;% %' Sa na 'S as SUNNI si %s G"s am"
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with proper -omny
@ "T"ss% Il, : s % ls ' q % a % ] he
sH" " T"'s S.: s tn. that T"% %Ss %
ss
..; Sss
s" @ an" my " the: ma hat (. sr os s : % % my a:;s.
o" oSs S'H . SS%u 10. hd % uS ss int % a fashion and secured tho nom
3 & %' " r' % i" G % h. s had to @
whose " resort wa. Norton hail. M % c TO a % fS % short % &
% d"s 'o% %i .a %S fS
s..amcd Ssrd gs tho very Is9e attitude that po'ste
. the % % ' S. not @ %s. % ns @ Gs rn rns a ''sSG % & s "sT % %
@ az @ "s s%o. @ QUITE Ss% I'd , % win & s'' s n ;
reo"np Scnsca me- When wen, into politics. at this Tim"
s ] on c s % % in p rH ' % % rs, to S"s .n 't
's " " nth ho"sS
"os S Nv was s H % part WAY o a%" or or ma, Scsca Or nS ~ a S"
other the a, ns would have Ss"n s"o~n and ."sS'S
%1 @ % @ @'fS" %s's
% % to .d"a nav SSSfs b, & '."s sa~
va
sf" ' :% @ % "0: ''
" " : % Ire unjust % & @ 1, his % s " : s"S s"'r ] 10 "" o! s'; % !:
r" Win "o '"ss' ans.. % n" .s S s s
s.l"TS
& else S ;.,s!c,s.; striving % % him
ANY ma" wu speedily other people
ANY, & 'S % @ s.,. "', y w%GS "ns We % NOW . al GS
% elemental yr' % the yE,nT. % $ ho""y ana rgTn'y in po
ME- o the ytoc' Of ConasOn and r hens in business a be
g '"S h % r@ SH TYpos w wsy % p at g%on Joe Joe
%] qt %] ' % sSr| " VII. SS' % he " G' M @ @ S1 & "owsS c S @
' To-. ,S". % & % 'S s a. e .'S H% 5 % ud % mayor s .s
In
procnu, ,'nipont questions
IN, confrp
a.e. ma, oT. ,os Murray .sS @ ana shnn he
IN fe
c". %nosr their rrosG Ssrs"S 'c""" which ,,
whch they do provided they possess the only Kind ~
Amrricunsm
. sr that % % ', % po i % associate % Win %S vas on % co.s @ a"a sS @
during early horn IN ireland by
with at tall
certain N'N public needs with Arthur
whole fc influenced long
he huher
Denmark
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

rki~tor's ship DESTROYED,
exploration ship Endurance. Tor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31
autobiography o.
Theodore Roosevelt

IN o Ia
y uf
IL waited ft a
Iu"
~ to do
the hos" n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

n you AZ. looking for nice. duiei
evening attend one of the meetings
~ the young mems d"muctllr ,lub
at Muakusnp ~. lime
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

The ult"l states railroad admin
lH'tnuuu printed q Time table 100 IN"
N"ili Yesterday morning Ihis how
"N'f. Boz uui expected tp alter our
. irWz ha fp government u~u'tship
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

The women. club ~ oklahoma
CITY has gone on record NJ opposed
"a the chnpcroning of public dances.
II what W. have heard II true, dances
In tho capital city should hc held
under strict military surveillance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31

a Trlla lady found that mouse
had snawod hole through her hook
~ recipes "Oh, mamma "Nrhl med
h"r little daughter. that must hav"
hrcn woman mouse trying to lcarn
how To cook
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-31


,CopyushI 1912 - The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate,
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LIVE STOCK
poGS. CATS PETS
LIvn STOCK AND VEHICLES D

LFH bTUNh MD FhHIN bTo DF
FIGS FUg SNlk cal Oass '6it ''i @ltn Fn-r't
f0R StiL Qre Ict's, Gov mr-. gallons mik per
DAY llii Nofrh rton,
IUhN IGlr fnluktNS rI h.o,i,i Rh-i, Island
Rcd, sI,pI three Nics $50 1898 Nouh Iinclu
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sPrcIAI- NnrIcRs

tall and ., on. r r.anra w- fur,I.s
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- WANTED
At once bricklayers andrcarpcnters
TRANS -CONTlNENTAL OIL CO
Boynton, OKLA
HELP wAsrED-rEMAI.E

hhAk " sN' AbD tsf,~-s
j no. lEkktILK Ed,fb .b fos ba,hsg i.@s
s'sP iarHse tirA VI rhiessns on share NAY NH'
l. h.'' one ~ mot, tul cAw oo~i gn haw 'NA''
az FNl W i1himn Alh'~ - MIA "''u
MANIA gud sn 10, ,ensiAl 1888. lill
south Rould''
GO"n ,uinRIb maid .i1f general ho4~suf., n" ~
! 'nH quarters fduancs required ''1 al '''o
Slih on'n
WANTED MAID iw srn,fn ho4sr.1. Nppu Al
! l'3' Sooh MslSoa
! WANfkIi HM.it,u. no Sanday aof, Ah,fs pinlng
Room West F"u"h street -,
6rskltNCAh nurAY r'fs. oral sage Idea LAun
~ ITO s'uth thsycnnr
| WASrfh A. eip@rsrysd cAsha al kslshln hoi-l
I TSi1TVTENf WuN\N fof genera housesoh yrnants
| aunts, Fhaos ltNa lg7 sou,h wheeling
NANthn \ gri lot hl4.s .uk good .asr. cali
~ south 6ct.oi,
Lnnb W0v,y fo, ,,gs,.i b,i-, .c,B ,rr, ,nt, riAf
| i,rs furriahsd Csl u ava nos .sputh Boston
WANTgn- Mailer and ,.,,,tsr phon, or
MI. Cv,b,n, sr,am I.undry Cs,hlB,
Okla
| W,NTtn Win, .a,,,, .,,, "a, ,,,,-L hons.
.,,. . STss
N,IrN lIli, ,Ei .or,o ,,, Ilsb,-- -b,,., .o,,
w ''' Nt,' "'u 'oh'" u" 'A'( "'s' ''''
u,N,t,.-,, ~, ..,....,..-, -
r,rr, Sbop "a ss,b Cn.,.rr, ''''
% aS. aS GfO cr.s, m in'',TcS a, orp%us SS 10, S "aa
m,irins The h.pit.i il fire proSf and MODERN
0N,tams Hospital West Ninth and JlrA,on streets
w,\ryn ~, ,.9o, ,or.o /, .o,, IN ,oop,,ci,,
rh,t .,,rt ,,i, .,c,t.u,s ,,t T,et,s b,t nav vUl
Ios,ss.. .l,b ,,p.fi,ec, c,n At s0g Tast Thu
,,a - NJ ,neg - 'co, WV ' 80"
yNp,y, ~ ropy ,.,,. i.,,.,, ,..,A ,.,,,,, p,,a.
i'bo'ss66 ,a' hSI i. .p HAS, ''p'' '"
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"S .,h IN, NJ ho,.! m ,,. .so,, P,,. g,sioo @ MOI
m,n,n" s - sr,h NJ Ivy
NSTtp Maid 'o' general hoa''so't al on'' Phone
WANTED While srl NJ soman ir general house
vorA Phone hsars 2ii1. ~ hoWA HnBios
fAr tH,NBtHNAfng At orss uo..l nay Terminal
ilots J Nor,h Main street
sklN0RIsS NANrln Nprly Ia NN N,,liin 10
Vast ,tfih Al Mann Hal Shap
! MAID W,Nrtn Must bs .rss nou u,rt,h,d
Tia Past sinh
u,S,,,, -,-,,
1888
- --,.--v.HI- p
| 49, y, ,ul ~ rnAt. CAL n y
TNV) hn'p i-V NH'h 'hprhh
! WIFI ,ihl ,m h''' awA Anl '"hns' N'AW
p"r, IH'N' p''s' l4o'
WNNTFn A. unm4sisd W'hl'r Atsl rnlufed H1mAn
la general hmis' sort wnans quiurf, furnished
Two IN family Cal o9l1+
CuOb tuLuRtp MAID fm general housr vuk ahor
hours good sslei; call Auef 10 oclsA Phone
os'Sa
"A NNal. ~ aH A.
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SOUTH MAIN

FOR RENT--OffIoe and limited dts
play space for automobiles or trucks
BEAT In Tulsa V-1s World,
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

GOOD THINGS TO EAT so
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TAILORING AND PRESSING sS
EMPLOYMENT
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WEARING APPAREL
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INSTRUCTION

EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL 80
MRS FRANk ANDREWS. teacher Of ~.
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