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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01
LARGE TRACT
. ROOM BUNGALOW
81 lHA


1850
cleared; excellent 5-room bunga-
low; woodshed; splendid water;
good pump. fenced. close in for
anyone employed in city owner
must sell Immediately; big bar
gain Price for quick sale. 1850;
terms $500 cash. balance S26 per
month. Take East Madison car and
county ferry 20 kirkland and In
bungalow office at kirkland dock.
o ACRES, IMPLANTED
Inside city limits. for ;2.40o. A s.
passenger auto goes with the
place. Tho auto has Continental
motor, Bosch magnetic. spot light,
electric lights. etc, and ~ In good
running order. The property Is
Just six miles from Bon Marche.
on 26th ave. s. w. VS. view prop
erty. closer Ia by one mile than
Lakewood station. There ~ $500
worth OF wood on it. ! want some
Queen Anne 1872.
o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o
10 AT DUvALL o
% acres; . acres cleared; > o
% room house; berries ana o
o fruit: close to town Price .
o $3.50: 5000 cash. balance 70 %
10 suit at 6 per cent. o
10 CARTER. MCDONALD & o
% MILLER. Inc. o
o 20S Columbia st. Elliott $50. o
o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o 0 o
ACRES: FINE LITTLE RANCH
All rich. level black loan soil; thor
oily cleared: fenced and cross
fenced; good 5-room house. large
barn; chicken house; garage; fne
garden; 20 hearing fruit trees. all
varieties; all kinds Of small fruit.
An ideal small ranch; 8 acres OF
soil that viii produce as much as
- acres OF ordinary soil Price
$4,000; $1,000 cash.
+. VAN ARsDALE & co.
Main 80 1919 Third Ave.
GOOD LAND. CHEAP
10 Acres for $3.50
WEST or KEYPORT
Overlooking Hoods Canal; very
good alder bottom land. facing
county road. IN well settled dis
trict; fine soil for berries and
fruit. splendid location FOR poultry.
TERMS. $50 CASH
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
ei7 Third Ave Elliott %
PUGET SOUND GEM
~ acres. rich soil. on mainland; lies
Tine; &O3 feet or beach. good fish
ing; plenty Of clans. X. +. D.. tele-
phone service; auto bus 10 high
school: splendid home place for
$3.50: terms $50 cash C. b. 80.
Charles Somers Co. Alaska Bldg.
FRUIT AND BERRY LAND
We ere placing on the market sew
eral hundred acres good logged
off land. Write for literature and
our offer &c workmen.
THREE LAKES LUMBER
COMPANY
rrrrDrte tAXEC NyActr
/ 5000 RES GOOD LAND.
small house and some other i'm
provemcnts.
| W. j. WILSON. PA Boston Blk.
pn
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90 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

FOR SALE-5-ACRE HIGHLY M
proved ranch. Everything in
shape; located on main road. 1A
miles south of Port Orchard: all
cleared: new barn; 5-room house
good we'll: young orchard. Inn
provements worth the price ask ed.
sl.700; $500 down. Special price
for cash. Cali on G. A. Hanks.
owner, at the Postoffice, Port
Orchard, Wash
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LOGGED-OFF LANDS

5000 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale to settlers:
easy terms; no raise in prices. SIS
per acre and up. Liberty Bonds
taken at par. Write for map show
ing location. etc.
WEY TIMBER co.
Tacoma Bldg. Tacoma, Wash.
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10 ACRES
Al GARDEN LAND

Z acres cleared: family orchard: T.
room house; several outbuildings.
Price $1,000. terms.
Fine garden tracts, or 10 acres;
near Everett interurban: Az miles
from Everett center; all level;
very rich, deep soil; easy to clear:
only 500 per acre, $40 cash and
" per acre per month.
AASEN e SEXTON
1910 First Ave. Phone Elliott 53i7.
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EX- MEMBER ARMY INTELLf-
gence confidential detective work
handle any legitimate civil or
criminal case. Results or no fee.
Experience in the u. s. and Euro
pesn countries. Best references.
Address VIE. Star.
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Mrs. T. Folett. 1909 Highland
ave. John a. brennan. Tolt
wash. r. a. staver. lt22 22nd
ave: sidney Roach. tt2S w. bJrd
st: Roy Mcdonald. SOS Howell.
II. 4. Scott. 2Of6 Franklin ave:
q. i. Schroeder. a2i2 w. goth;
Minnie J. Carruthcrs, ISL Concord
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ACREAGE
40 ACRES FOR THE
PRICE or 4 LOT

you viii never have as good an
opportunity as we are offering
right now in the famous Cherry
valley district. Land that is fertile.
well watered. on good roads. close
TO Seattle and the price is only
$3.50 to $1,000 per acre. Your own
terms. Look this up now and get
your choice. Come in and see
photos and soil. We will take you
over any time.
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76 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
wANTED-REAL ESTATE

OWNERS VACANT LOTS
We have nice 4-room cottage. West
Seattle. nearly new: Tot 40N1b0;
mortgage $500: exchange equity
for clear vacant inside two-mile
circle THE nURI.AND AGENCY
LearY BLDG.
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NJ No IT. It VIlTlTl 7
] read the used car ads today.
And then my troubles flew away:
For I'm the owner OF nifty car.
Bought thru the want ads of The
star.
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

AUTO TOPS. TOP COVERS. SEAT
covers, curtains, carpets. cushions.
closed and open car upholstery Of
every description. Special atten-
ton given to repairs and altera-
lions.
Prompt and courteous service.
Prices right.
PACIFIC AUTO TOP co.
314 ". Pike st.
Phone Main i243. Seattle. Wash.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds, War Savings Stamps
Wick's Tire, Pan Motor
Beacon Coal, Ballard oil
Great Western Petroleum
| WILL SELL
100 Universal High Power. so
i5 Cody Burglar Alarm. ,.., SIS
200 Automatic Train Control ..55
100 Autolarm Co. ....... SO
80 Merchants Who'll Gro Co. 1000
10 Construcn Appliance Co. hoo
400 Washington Oil Nat Gas. 10
1000 Overland Petroleum Co.. .07ib
$50 Spokane Bentn Co n Gas 10
GOO Spokane Wyoming Gas. .15
$50 Alaska Petroleum Coal. .1SM
1000 Cons salt Creek Pet. .03
MAX WINKLER
PA Union St Elliott $50
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND LIB
ERTY BONDS BOUGHT. G. D.
McConahy, OF American Bank
Bldg, Second and Madison.
WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS At
small discount: also partial pay
ment receipts and w. S. stamps.
20i HaiEht Bldg.
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The Largest Audience in
the Northwest
Reads The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main 600
Rates Per Insertion
Want AID Rhymes


EMILY V kOpTA
I read the used car ads today,
The bargains made me dizzy;
I'll buy this nifty Chevrolet.
While Star ads sell "old Lizzie.
Other Rhymes Elsewhere on This
Pagc-l ook-Nours May BE There
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is SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

AMBITIOUS sTENoGRAPHER
wishes position which contains
opportunity to use talent for put
ting words together. You viii
run no risk in hiring me. My
ability as a stenographer will pay
my way while learning your sys-
tern. Call Metcalf Ballard 2S20.
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Landing. West Seattle: Emily V.
Kofta, i422 s7th ave. Miss NJ
Berger. 10 18th ave. s.: Miss
Ruth Howard. 3G3l Stone way
Nina Derby. 1914 Eastlake ave:
Mrs. L. Duchhrme. 1909 44th ave-
s. w; Rose NJ Russell, 23f7 18th
ave. s: Arnold Sheriff. PIG Fair
view ave; Mrs. l.. q. Eambrecht.
4Sl9 Holden 81
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LIBERTY BONDS
ACCEPTED FOR THEIR
FACE VALUE on
TIL ESE CARS
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East Ga.

WASHINGTON OAKLAND co.
18th and Il. Pike. East e1i.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

FURN SHED BROOM FLAT.
ground floor. One large room with
kitcheuette Single housekeeping
rooms, Close in. 1910 Ninth ave.
TWO HOUSEkEErIN ROOMS,
for rent 50T 44th " w
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.hors securing tickets to the Clemmer
Itch the Want AID pages. Even tho
me in the Classified daily.
ROSE W. RUSSELL
s5f7 i'm Arc s.
read the uScd car ads fodav
I'm glad I did: NIT Hipi Hoornylf
such uondrous bargains tn The star.
Al last re can afford car.
MRS L. G. LAMBRECHr
1879 Holden ST.
read the used car ads today.
Aud found good car riOht dirav;
SO this IS Whdt m oitraDs SAP
The star lcant ads arc all o. n.
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wINToN SEDAN, $4,000 - JUST
makes life worth living.
See Peoples. 1921 10th Ave.
East sec
OLDSMOBILE. S75O-A WONDER
full buy Condition perfect.
See Peoples. t42i 10th Ave.
East sec
62 AUTOMOBILES
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Here S-e other good rhymes, all of
Theatre. More of them will be print
you did not win prize, watch for y
MRS l.. DUCHARNE
1909 fith Arc. s. W.
! read The used ads today.
which brought 10 Chevrolet;
4 star todnt nd tackled back
And traded for Cadillac.
Mr.. ARNOLD SHERIFF
2f6 FdirricW Arc.
read the used car ads today
And DOT car thai made OaV.
A peach" Il trds-d dandy. foo
The star do the same for Vou.
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as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SAFES
We have prospective purchasers for
used safes, all sizes
PURCELL SAFE co.
Main ss7. rs Fourth Ava
THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing,
furs. furniture We buy. sell and
exchange everything. 1317h LIST
Elliott 332l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
TmE QrENIIss UNFAIR.

A number OF newspapers ara con
ducug voting campaign to de-
tormine public sentiment In regard
to a league OF nations Tho form of
tho balnt which most OF the papors
prNont are unfair. IN that voter
cannot express his views on this i'm. d..
portant matter ns he would like tn.
For inatancc. mus' ~ the ballots only
provide FOR an expression ~ To-
whether YOU are ln favor ~ a league
that viii keep nv out Of war. or
whether you are iu favor ~ tho
league a. proposed hy Precedent VIII
son
\ vast majority or tho people ~
America are IN favor or anything
that will prevent future wars auch
ns Wa have lus' gone through. but
tho teTt given them Zee whether thoy
favor the covenants us presented 10y
PRECEDENT Wilson or whether ,Ary
favor any s,rt of l"uru,.
Tho man who frvurv Icnpu. ihai
with proHcryc an rhr cherished trudi
tIons OF tho uni'ul States. or r.,,urs
amendments To- tho constitution 49,
presented hy ihr president cannot
express his yiowH lu way that wtu
show the sentiment ~ the country
In most casos hc D.. riyon tho ul,cr-
railv" ~ ftto'0ug u league os pro-
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Little Bcn's Notebook
Tho sun

'''' ''''NF
Tho sun is so meny miles away
frum the crth that you would haff
TO be a champcen In arifmetlaK Ia
think that far, and II you ever start
ed 20 wawk there your legs would
he rinkled frum old age before YOU
got enywurc neer II. even II you
started to wawk wen you was week
old, witch you Cuuldcnt enyhuw
The sun is so brite that the more
YOU look at II the less you can see.
It gives lite 10 the erth free Of
charge jcst as a blessing, being more
OF ah lcssing before the invention OF
gas and elecktriCity than wat 1t is
now altho 1t IL still useful 10 distin-
gwish day lite frum artificial lite and
to enable trees and other Nbjecks TO
cast shadows as perfection frum
the heet In summir.
Nobody knows for sure weather
the sun is inhabited or not, but most
people dowt 1t and even the ones
who blccve II ts nre glad they are not
the Inhabitants II Is Jest matter OF
lack wiCh planet you are born on,
and II you happened to be born on
the sun YOU mite be skortched TO
dcth before you realized II.
The sun In so hot you could fry n
egg agcust II easy, wich for all we
know maybe the inhabitants do. only
all the eggs proberly get hard berled
about a minnit after they are laid
espcshlly n the hens happen to lay
them In puddle.
ono reason wy thes un would
prohcrly be hard 10 get to is because
u IL surrounded 10y its own rays the
RAYS being the hottest part OF Il.
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Ok Iahoma Outbursts

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l.hlue ." Ehe demanded you know
u deprosses rue 10 hear these things
only a few days ago YOU were sure
you'd De a millionaire IN no time,
And now --'
And now | know better" Ned
said bitterly. 1--WE stopped dream.
ing"
She slowly crushed clump ~
wild yiolots with the toe Of her ten
riH shoe. Her eyes were dowunC3ut,
her face nvcrted. Ned's lips were
pressed tightly together as no wait
cd IN vain for single loving, com
forting word from her Finally no
took one reluctant hand In his.
Fay, I'm awake 60 myself now
I'm going To- work In earnest Soth.
ing wonderful at first Just plain
mechanics job with mechanics
wages II there's anything more IN
II than that for me, i'm come. But
I'm through with promising wondcrs
about myself what / want to know,
Fay, Is" II took him moment
to turn the corner. Does IT make
any difference In your feeling for
me 80
II don't know what you mean p"
she fenced uncasily
"Do YOU love me any less he
asked with the brutal dlrcctness Of
suffering youth
why Ned, how you tax" she
rtormed II don't know what 10
say You put II 500 brutally
why should IT make any difference
You know you're going 10 make lots
of money IN q little time
Il know no such thing Fay
said Ned firmly, though a moment
later quav"r stole into his voice.
Il only know that want you, little
girl want you very much. | love
YOU aud want you as a partner, my
wife, only | wanted you To know
the truth about me before you an
pwcrcd Now that you know H.
what your answer
Her hands were in his His voice
and looks would have found their
way into "A heart OF stone Fay had
"a cold preCoClty of judgment where
her welfare was involved She felt
the boys pessimism about himself
WAS "a palsiung matter, and although
she felt dashed that he had not
brought her the immediate rich
fruits OF hts talents, they were there
Whiting for harvest. she and LILY
had laid their plans so carefully for
Just this moment that she feared 20
let II slip by She moved slowly to-
ward him, put up her lips TO be
kissed, murmuring,
why. Of course, Ned. love you.
And promise"'
OTo be Continucd)
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HELP ON THE FARM

Iast year the farmers rcCeivevi
much help in their work that wns
furnished through purely patriotic
impulses Men loft their stores and
their offices and went forth in the
fields to harvest the crops. SO that
nothing should interfere with the
increased production of foodHtuffs
which the world WAS ~ badly I'm need
OF This year that incentive will hc
lacking Tho help viii likely be
needed Just the same. but the war
is over and patriotic DNal ia taking
a rest Not that people have become
unpatrioIc. but that II takes high
grade OF awakened zeal ~ do what
make personal sacrifices FOR the pub
lie good unless there f. some uuuuutl
urge to wake them mp. So ~ ho.
comes moro question ~ what the
farmer can do to secure permanent
farm help, rather than tho sppn-
mode aid ~ people NOT accustomed
Go the country.
II tho farmer ig 'n cpu'luuy rn per.
form h., fundamentally essential
worl, lu "a manner mat viii 'ncrruey
the output NJ h.s land instead ~
drcrc.tsc lt hr must necessarily have
competent help 'o nsaHt him TnH
hclp can only bee provided and rn
tainod hy making tNo eurrourdlure
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Horoscope


" lulVs
\Ths Is AN unimportant day In
pl.GaelAry direction, according to as
,rology. While Mercury Is strongly
adverse, uranus is slightly beneric In
aspect.
There is a foreboding sign FOR writ
ing Of all sorts. Contracts and leases
are subject TO sinister influences
Rents on houses and real estate
arc subject To great fluctuations, the
socrs declare, and they who are wise
VIII own their own homes.
Again thrift measures Will be
much discussed. and simpler customs
viii be commended
Money questions VIII occupy chief
attention FOR some time and hc who
Keeps faith with his stars viii pro
duCc much and use his resources
wisely
Legislation and propaganda that
affect newspapers are prugnosticdied
Much prejudice and trcNchcry may
bee uncovered among those who op-
pose the press
The king OF Italy comes under con
duons that will be very difficult 90
meet, II in prophGl!cd, Radical
INV " ~ hANNAA - u IN FA bl'' h+''
The moon today is In IL sign max
Ing for unrest ana discomfort tha'
may become desperate on slight pro
rOcatIOn.
During this conflgurauon il ia wibo
to rem ON Der that destructive
thought may bring about trtgedica
affecting both large and small groups
Of people.
Uranus is in n place believed f."
encourage secret intrigue, especially
among those who brew and dlsull
beverages for the people
Persons whose hirthdh'e II be-
should guard against slandcr and
false reports that Will affect dumus-
tic and business affairs.
Children born on this day may
dislike control and bee hard 10 man
age,
Copyright 1919. by the Mcclure Views.
Copyright, 1919, BY the Mcclure News
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P0LlN'S TIRE SERVICE
BACK TO PRE-WAR BASIS

POlin's Tire Service. one OF m"
oldest tire concerns in the city. went
back to the prc-wnr service THIS
morning when they raised the re-
strictions carried out through the on
tire period OF the war.
Now that the wat is over" said
a j. polin, I'VE feel n our duty
TO our patrons 10 return to our for
mer service that We Nigh, do our
bit towards industrial adjustment
1T IL my intention 10 open At 8
Il. ~. and close at II p. m. sunday
included, giving the OIL field trucks
ana cars chance TO get started
early in the morning"
when asked about the hardships 10
would work upon the men Ia get up
80 early In the morning, MIR. Poliu
only smiled and said The United
States Tires are Good Tires"
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elr-NkINnInlL M Il-nrIl

z. .Ia r..urri mat g.rn. u number
u, H.ur,p,ar. ,.p.r ,u,.H , rp.ra
Vn,u ru,t au.u,,r.I .n.t t,, prSr
don't, whom ,n,s ntd r,.ry f,rH,-.
n. r.gu... rnu.r for 'n, Nm,-9,,u
p,upl. Ma rI,f ~ ra4r lnt. ur.
count N.. u.wn' ur HHr4,'r ~
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I,. r,.u. p mur..a n.Uur or ir 'n,
..nlH.r,. ru# r,.r,,' accorded hfm
r.. Do home l.a.l. luo in tn" frv
.y.I.u r... u. ..r.H. moro tDr lIm.
.,'f amt 'n ,Hn Ha.i- than for 'n,
...pI, whom h, rrurrr-nr,I n hnr
IHur.I urDu many n1' Americans
I.. ru' TpI" for dir,pfurufp or
u. tH, uvumpuuu Of ulI 'h, varIoup
nrlu,h'e OF democratic govern
mont DO. .nuHrr who hpH 'r,~i tu
uppr,-a 'uo ,ulr" cad 'h, very soul
~ mo American p-uuIr and who hna
uoNor ndhrrrl 40 ONE policy fpr three
mpu'nr on ID time
Thla dAlruw ~ his own p,upI"
arrus 10 hnyo been r' ,Ao bottom NJ
tho failure ~ corrrcts, u iH last
days Ia function actively bmmo.
rrrT. ~ course. charge republicans
with "bgtruc'lnr rho couro" of l,E'a.
atlion ard rcVubuc,ua wurrt that
tho time ~ ,uurr--, Wua fri'iorpd
away I'm needless uuIbhuug among
themselves. so that the session ended
win Il great donl ~ lts work uudonc
Perhaps tho prrcl1oni. hv nbaouung
himself ut the critical time, hal
good deal tp DO with i' A. my
rate. tho president was 80 hlam, fpr
refusing tu can an extra tac,pIDn dur
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The Struggle



Ned tluwCrtuu went to his room
| hud fcll into the anddon ana heavy
! sleep uf youth exhausted The IN.
! iur"g rNon the immediate present.
with It's ugly portent OF defeat,
which Ned had met. could not break
| INTO that sleep until the Young body
had fed on the rest It crayed
Several hours later his prone
| form stirred uncaSily slowly. n-
| though Shaking himself from the
| grip ~ nightmare. Ned tossed from
side 10 side. then sat up suddenly.
For some moments he waited tor
! 'hnt heavy frrlmg about hi4 heart
io lcaV" him along with the uriy
phnniHswin which has been sn rent
IA moment before
Instead ~ fading with the rest ~
the bad dream, however. the weight
stayed ON his heart nc had mot his
flrsl real failure failure uu' duo
10 change or To circumstances which
needed only another try to overcome.
lir had rallcd because OF nm u.,utl
lack tn his character Tho rut'U.a-
Uon turned Ncj Flow cetou frum hot
tn cold with shame
Ni bottom Nud Wna brother 10
tdIfh, the metal In HIM OF ln. slme
good vein that made the alloy ll her.
A. thI4 moment thS-TrAl man .u him
showed I'm his honest facing of the
cause or hy failure 90 s,II has m.
Nruunu tu the Universal people the
Do agvsl concern lu the business
llnl 10 been characteristics of Nod
lIuwcrtuu 90 accuse h,ms,lf. the
realization ~ his failure ANA It's
cause would have meant nothing
Most chronic failure" rlud % easy. AL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
SAPUlPANS ARE TULSA'S
WELCOME GUESTS TONIGHT

Present indications point TO the
fact that the get-togothor meeting
and banquet Ia he held In honor OF
Sapulpa by the chamber Of com
merce and the city administration
"Wednesday night will be one OF the
most enthusiastic civic meetings
held In the history OF Tulsn. Approx
mately 100 invitations, mailed 10
citzens Of Tulsa, have hoen delivered
and acceptance expressed
Sapulpa will come to The hanuuc,
- strong Special lnterurhan s"ry-
ice will be at the disposal of the
visitors II is expected that about
50 IN all Will be in attendance FOR
the purpose OF establishing closer
business relationship between the
ncighboring cities
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26

Senator Joe Bailey says he woke
that there was no such thing ns II
democratic party The Wilson party
had jumped the lease and cTictcd
the old democratic tenants lie re-
fuses TO bow the knee and swear
allegiance 10 the Wilson party
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26

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