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with Mary Pickford in stella Matis"
created sopcwhat Of a sensation. Her
latest picture is tho George Loane
Tucker successor to The Miracle
Man" II was revealed that Miss
Manon's real name is Elizabeth II.
kathan, her age twenty-five.
Colleen Moore, the little girl whom
Grihith discovered in Chicago and
brought West to act for Fine Arts,
and who was later starred by SeliB,
is a comedienne now. She will make
a series Of light comedies, sans slap
stick, for Christie. Just before this
sho was Charles Rays leading woman.
San Francisco was given, few
thrills during the last month by Di-
rector George Melford Of the Lasky
company, who had a troupe OF play
ers there for several weeks filming
THE Sea Wolf" Jack LondOn's great
story OF the sea. 1t is the second
time this story has been made for
the screen. Noah Beery plays the
part of Wolf Larsen, a character
which in the cinema and vaudeville
past has been indelibly associated
with the personality OF Hobart Bos-
worth, who directed and acted the
chief role more than six years ago.
Tom Forman plays the juvenile and
Mabel Julienne Scott was brought out
from New York especially to play the
feminine lead.
Wallle Reid has n new director,
Sam Wood. for a long time assistant
to Cecil B. deMille. His first story
is speed Carr" written by Stew
art Woodhouse, erstwhile publicity
man at the Thomas II. Ince studio
and now occupying a similar office at
the GoldwYn studio. Wanda Hawley
has the opposite role. 1t is another
story, form Of vehicle
which has proved eminently success
full for the handsome Wallace.
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BEHIND The SCREEN
s~~N~~~~~~~~~~s
"cIOse-Up" News and Views
Of FilmIand and Its People
~s~~~~N~N~~>~~s
By Julian Johnson
.sTHE moving picture" you say.
"is tho ono ofnninreecnt ART

tSTHE moving picture" you say,
rs the one omnipresent art.
The art that has invaded
or its materials every department OF
iuman activity and every land. The
irt that has found story material In
whatever men do and wherever they
10 H. The art that in n very few
sears OF no more than the standard
ongth has thoroughly exhausted the
worlds storehouse OF locales and peo-
,les. The art that in its astounding
search for novelty has used every
hing on earth at least once, so that
ienceforth the only room for inno-
ration lies in expertness OF story and
portrayal"
Or. perhaps You use words to the
The evening world., 1919-10-06
OILS on THE CURB.

Opened steady. Anal. Royalty.
1 TO is; Home Oil. IS 1-2 to 1s 1-2;
Barnett is TO 3-16: Comm Pet,
30 is to So 3-S; Cosden, IL Ia to
IL IL; Glenrock. 4 1-2 to 4 "a; Hous-
ton, lis to 1875; Hudson, to 1 is.
Isl. Oil, 7 "a to s.; Shell I. T., 76 1-2
to n; Aritex. 5-S to rs: Merritt, 70
to 20 IA; Otis, SO 1-2 20 81 1-2; Smms,
80 la TO 80 "a: S. Gulf. So to co;
Victoria. 7-S to 2; Boston Wyo.,
rs to 76: Western States
2 Ia 10 3; Sapulpa, 3-s to z 1-2:
Savoy, to ~; Stanton, l 7-S to 2;
Ranger, 5-l6 TO 7-16; Elk Basin, s L.
to .; Federal Oil. 3 to 3 Ia: Living
ston, 1-S 10 Ia: Queen. TO 10;
Salt Creek, SO 1-2 to 81 1-2.
Noon prices quiet and strong.
Burk Van Cloave, 3-4-l Ia: Inter.
Petroleum, "a l-2-35: Western States,
LIS: Victoria OIL. 3-4-2; Shell
Transport, n 1-4-77 l-2: Simms Pc
troleum, 34-34 Ia: Sapulpa, 1873
7 L.; Stanton OIL, 17-S-2; Interna-
tional Petroleum, "a 1-2-35; Federal
Oil, 1-s-3 Ia; Boone Oil. 73-4-s Ia:
Midwest Refining, 174; Ranger
Oil, 5-16--7-16; Anal. Royalty, /
/ is: Overland Tire, q 7l-4-H "a;
Boston, Wyoming. 76-77: Queen Oil,
SO; Salt Creek, 81 l-2-55.'
$50 p. M. prices strong. Simms Pet,
IS. up "a; Inter. Pet. held steadily
above IS; Houston, 1877; Shell, II is
-77S-S; Mid. West 172-'li4; Mer-
-itt, 23-23 3-4l.
The close was strong. Shell, n is,
up rs: Union Oil, 40 IA. up !; Hous-
ton. 1870 l-2. up Tie: SlmmA IS.
I'M A
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THE CURB.

Opened steady Submarine Boat,
is l-2-161-2: Anal. Tire Strs, 16-
1s1-4; Loft, Inc. 171-2-l7 "a: Big
Ledge, 1-2-5-S; Golden Gate, 2 3-s-
21-2;, Asphalt, 1914; Hupp, IL
111-2; Colonial Tire. 14-2O: Eureka,
3-S-l SIS: Coca Cola, 80 $3.50 "a /;
Vanadium, 4O-41; Heyden, 77-S-s 1-s;
Overland, % 1-4-27 "a: United Pic
ture, 25-26: American Safety Razor,
l7-l7 Ia; British American Tobacco
Corp, 41-2-25 1-2: Registered, % 12
-25; Aetna, 100 1-2: Perfection,
I5-l6-l; Cons. Copper. 63-S-6 5-S;
New York Shipbuilding, 54-5s: I'm.
Eastern. 43-S-4 1-2: Cresson. 2l-S-
ala.
Noon prices quiet and steady.
Cons. Ariz., 1 1-16-1 3-16: Glenrock
Oil. 4B-S-47-S: Livingston on, 2l-S
-2s-S; Aetna, 1-S-1O1-4; Sub
marine, is 1-2-16; U. s. Steamship,
5 3-S-5 1-2; Cosden, IL S-S-11 l-2;
Hecla, S 1-4-5 S-S; Magma, 43-47;
Nick. Oar, ca; Loft, Inc, 10 91-2
20; United Eastern 3-S-4 1-2;
A. T. Secur,, 7S7- 7-S-79 Is; Am.
Safety Razor, 17-171-4; Perfection
Tire, l5-l6-1; Phillip Morris, IL
IL; Vanadium Steel, 4O1-2-41; Coca
Cola. 80 5-S-s9 7-S Caledonia, AZ
as; Big Ledge, 1-2-9-16; Bost.
Mont, 75-77; Cresson Gold, 21-s-
21-4; Asphalt, 1915; United Pic
ture, 24S-4-25 1-2; Anal Tire
Stores. Is S-S-15 "a.
2.30 Il. NJ. prices strong, Asphalt,
1915; Aetna, 10 1-4-10 1-2; Boat,
16-l7; Safety Razor, II l-S-l7 3-S;
Vanadium, 40 IA; u. S. Steamship,
5l-2-5 "a; A. T. Securities, rs 3-4-79;
Tob. Pro. EXP, 33-S5.
The curb close was strong. Asphalt
sold 144, up 1-2.
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JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For maidens: two
years old; selling; purse. $500: five and
one-half furlongs-Heavy Weapon, li2
BuXton), 4 to /. to 5, and to 5.
first; Bridgeplayer, 100 (Erickson). 10
to 1. to and to l. second; Thun-
derbird. 104 (Myers), S TO .. 7 to 10 and
/ to 3. third. Time, los 3-5. Captain
Abe. Far East Back Home. Flypaper.
Eastern Glow. Feather. DiclIie, Ogden
Girl and May Roberts also ran.
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per cent. for both classes Earlier
the rate was per cent.
At $50 the rate was back at per
cent.
The time money market is inactive.
There is moderate amount OF
money offered at per cent. for
shorter periods and some loans have
been made at this level for sixty and
ninety days on all industrials.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

3 1-2s. 1OO.06; 1st IS. $500; I'd Is.
9I.16. up .16; LIST Ids, $3.50: I'd
4 1-Is, 9l.So: Sd Ids, $3.50, off 10;
4th las, 943I, off .O2; 1st % las,
10000; Victory S-4s, 99.Ss. off .04;
4 3-Is, 99.S4.
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STERLING FIRMER.

Demand sterling advanced IA
cent to 4,22; franc checks up CEN
times at s.37; lire checks up l CEN
time at 9.7S; mark cables higher at
.041S, and guilder cables at SS Ia;
peseta cables 1918, and Vienna
cables .O145. Sterling cables, 4.22 "a;
franc cables, SIS; lire cables, SIC;
gullders demand, ,3S is.
The evening world., 1919-10-06

Albert to he welcomed mt brand
whItIock's Home,

TOLEDO. oct. 6.-Toledo. the home
OF Brand Whtlock, American envoy
to war-stricken Belgium. will greet
the King OF Belgium when he visits
the city tomorrow and will receive
from the monarch in person a tribute
for the good work Of Mr.. Whitlock.
The evening world., 1919-10-06

5i3 Soldiers Rench Home from
Siberln.
SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 6.-Another
contingent OF American troops from
the Siberian battlefelds landed here
to-day. when 5i3 soldiers arrived on
the transport Thomas.
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TO-DAYS PRICES

Total sales OF stocks, l.31s.4O0
shares.
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BREsT. oct. 6.--Col. f. NJ House
sailed for New York to-day on the
transport Northern Pacific. He arrived
in Brest this morning from Paris.
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Oratorio Society of New York,
waiter Damrosch. Conductor.
gINGERs WANTED

Or ne chorus Of the great festival. vo
intser singers with good voices and Hbii.
~ 20 read moderately difficult mudc at
aeht can apply az DE witt clinton HiEh
Ichool at Z O'Clock THURSDAY evening.
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MONEY.

Around p. M. eall money was 10
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GRAIN.

Corn, December unchanged to off
Ia; May off rs to unchanged: oats,
December off SIS to 1-2; May off Ia
to 1-S.
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DANIELS C0MMENDS
CREW OF STEAMER
~'"rctnrv ot NHN, Praises Members
ol hr-,r"Ncr shaw for Net, Dur
iuC tclleion at ~rn
MEN TAKE DEATH IN HAND
Ict tu Port Nftrr ntriug lrr IN
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sFvE> ROOM house, south Boulder,
10000. terms
Grocery store. house and lot st275 cash
Tvo and one 10 room horse a. on same
lo' south SIDE Fi'.'oo ''rms
seven room burra'os strictly modern. Va
a,e Ridge $3.50 terms
Seven room bups,.oo, south side. 'rryy
modern.
r~o.,tory sroom soB'% rr,-r, modern.
south front Maple Ridge ses'o
Two room bnnsA.ors north SIDE modern
terms
s,1 room bungalow. adjo.rios Un Crsst
addition strictly modern s. 500 .ood
terms
Two nice Iou Irving Place SOUTH Of monu.
ment. Will lradr for hous, ard 'ot
Two ri,s lots, Kendall collie" tern,
Two lots orro,n, HiU Cr,u addition h~
gain 'or .Ash
rbor. Palmer sios ar RI, B.as
PRACTICES I.Y new, 5.room i1otern burca
low suamel finish oas hoou. hnlt 10
feature about 1'o,t, og,,, s'.'''.
$1,000 cash Phone, a2do.alsu
NORTH slpE--For ale BY owner strictly
modern o. room hurgalov harfv 0of
floors havm'nt, gafas' good "e" WIN
pump Phone '-'1I
WANT no huy or Asll real s,tatrt Tell u
10 sveeney 2Ii Roh.nsoo Phone $3.50
5-ROOM modern cast front, near
payomcni u.reIy arrange. only
81 600. $500 cash urd 500 nor
month Nndou Investment ca.
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gErg Residence "NlT can for
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Lite without Hcdlh
meta No JOy for Man
who Takes Poison UODc

George Etr'N lli Norh on
'nfia street naa found dcadlai his
home yesterday morning
lr vs. rugor, who waH called
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f.. about five hours ami that ln-
Hgllrr# wore 'ht' hl7 death WIH
due fp ,prpu.u Urid
FrUy4 wife ndrI he had been
iu poor houl'h FOR some time
Au inquest over me body viii
br nrIh tonight
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AMBULANCE MEN
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A son WAS BORN 10 Mr. and
Mrs = I. cjiadson. $40 South Peoria
avenge. last Thursday. Mother and
son are reported In tho best Of hoslth.
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IIIE bctt harEUn m TuINa MO- . .
room house on rear OF large lot.
bnglS0 feet. water. sewer, gas
ready to, connect rent vhi8H OF
house f21 Price only ti.lS0. Cash
down $500, balance easy This
property is priced az least $500
under value First come. first
served Phone 12hl. 325 Iowa
Uldr
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CITY BRIEFS.

'''''''''''f''' ''''''''''''
AN AUTOMOBILE belonging to
W l.. Woods OF Sapulpa WINS found
In Tulsa Saturday.
-.
MRS JENNIE YATES Of warren.
Pa. has heen appointed house ace
retary OF tho Tulsa Y W. G, A,
-
n l. M'MlNN. who has been In
the \ NJ &. A. service at one OF the
Texas camps. has returned to his
home In Tulsas
MRS. n. NJ. BEAN is In charge OF
the Red Cross home service In tho
absence of Mrs Halle Golay. rec-
tetary, who In away on her vacation.
-
-FOUR MEXiCANs we're arrested
by chief Of Police Alien after an
Rlterca ton In the West End. Pietols
we're found on two OF the men.
-
MISS MARY DAILY, in charge of
the Children's Day nursery. has been
granted a leave of absence and Will
spend the summer In Colorado.
-
| TULSA COUNTY was awarded the
honor flag for enrolling the largest
number Of members At the Christmas
RON cai, according 10 Secretary clark
Field,
| CAPT. ". ALBERT Cook Of Tul-
I sa has been discharged from the
service at New York and was ex-
| pected 10 arrive In Tulsa Saturday
night
A son WAS BORN 10 Mr. and
Mrs +, T. cSladson, $50 South Peoria
avenpe. last Thursday. Mother and
son Ere reported In the best Of hoslth.
THE SWIMMING pool al the Tul.
Sn Y NJ ca II popular since the
warm weather has come Many OF
tho sunday schools Of the city have
ogRanlEed swimming parties.
90" -- -
WORD HAS BEEN received that
sergcanl James c. Locke OF Tulsa
had landed In New York, and his
rctutn to TULSA is expected within the
next week Sergeant Locke was In
the army signal service.
.
THE DlCkAsON GOODMAN
Hardware a Lumber co. has in.
stalled library at rs own expense
for tho uae of the general public
The FIRM SHOULD be commended for
It's public spiritednoss In establish
tng this public need on the east side.
-
WHERIFF wOOLLEy and County
Attorney Munroc are planning an
early roundup Of lonforE In Tulsa
ana men without vislble means ~
support viii he put To work nm the
county roads.
MRS e. V Nouer 3ii Gauias
apartments. has received word that
her son Paul 4 Noilcr has landed
On New York CITY Sergeant Noller
has been at RPs" hospital 70 In
France
-
CAPT s. T. nRADFtEi.D has
telcRtHphed Mrs g. n Lehman that
he expects 10 Join tho Tulsa Ambu-
lance company which iS 10 b~ mus
tered out At Camp Pike max week.
when they have their parade here.
=
PRIVATE ballard slanword of
Company R h6th infantry. I'M divi-
sion, has arrived home after 10
mon MS overseas service. private
! Rallard spent 'hp past rN months ln
lho army In hospital hl' returns
entirely recovered
PRIVATE Efri " Hp"cr''"
nephew NJ David o. WuorUu 1' 'He
/ ,.,y. arrived .u TuI 'hH wr.t ~
! 'rr 10 months service In France
/ rryl'a E,f'rrN0 wus vggnHrl a.
/ Ncrdur and hys t..u r ih. Hls"
| hosp In I4rN E.n"a NnF'mhrr
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MRS II NJ BEAN is In charge OF
the Red Cross home service In ths
absence of Mrs Halle dolay rec-
rciary who Ia away on her vacation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

WORD HAS BEEN received that
Eorgcanl James g. Locke OF Tulsa
had landed In New York, and his
rctutn to TULSA is expected within the
next week Sergeant Locke was In
the army signal service. %.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

THE SWIMMING pool Al the Tul.
n NJ ca, IL popular since the
warm weather has come Many OF
tho sunday schools Of the city have
oEganlEed swimming parties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

-FOUR MEXiCANs were arrested
by chief Of Police Alien after an
alteration In the West End. pistols
we're found on two Of the men
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

Five and three closets. swell cast front
lot of the incest locations South Denver Lots
Of fruit and shrubhery. Priced for few days only
at s. 900. easy terms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
IousBs r6R rHNr

FOR RENT Truck, With ottm. men o
move, pack or store anything CAi NIns
Transfer storage Go Usage Ip.s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

WANTED TO El'Y - Rubber tired
foairE chair for invalid lady.
Phone 45iJ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05
E0R sALE On nYrnANnr

"NN EnI. SALE or EXCHANGE
,,.,.'i..I rotr good market. fair
'"'H'H good water and
sr....' I,rmf T.. o box %,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

n L. M'MlNN. who has been In
the Y N. &. A. service at one Of the
Texas camps. has returned to his
home In Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

FOR SALE Seven room bungalow
close in 2-Car garage well.
double bunt throughout, best OF
hiGh class decorations and light
cycrything. for $500. terms
$500 cash. balance right sec
Russ /. Grant. J1I old First Ma
tiontl Bldg Phone 2t60
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

DANDY T-room house on " Cho,-
cnnc Price $500. part toFm.
N1don iuv"s'mcrt CO. 2le Old
and 5OBs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05
HOUSES ron SALE

HAVE YOU PROPERTY For sale or
renti List II viih W. I oven 4o5 Rob.
inson BldE and get quick seton ard
honest dcalinE. Phone 52 Call for W.
7 owen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

MISS MARY DAILY, in charge ~
the Chlldren's Day nursery. has been
granted leave of absence and Will
spend the summer In colorado
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MousEs rnr SALE

DEAL rcrArr ron .r
NINL I'd y r. fOH SALt
HOUSES rop sAty "a
,,,.
! T. N'''M modern. nicely deco,
.'" = ~" '''h''d "hIN s'"'
80 ~ l,' IluhIn N"u'
.,o ,N 'N,n NV n",n
,'' '.'' >'''''''' '..'
J2 ROOM. now ia durE. close lu
IN norm SIDE, 1t modern conNon.
l'h''r WI MAKE me apartment
or hospua. Price FOR am invest
mont Priced and shown .hy tp-
po.rIurul only lTm Apcn., Wg
on <.,,,,r u,rL ry.Jinr
Phone ..U,.sg9- AK for Mrs
CruriI,,
,.,., ,..,..,
'a, ~ ~ VI .'"'a'H an" 5,,, 5"lS
''' -. '''.I, '.-f ''N '"l'
N~rn. 90 NA.."hdl h'hk
huldlnf Ih'no $500
EAST, SHE .INr.rooru ruur,Iov
o-l floor ,aa ro..h h,,,9,.rtn,
dc,or..rl hu.Ii.ln features
br,rB r.t, amt ...,.,I|,tn .r,.s,s
,|.r d, r.t.,., ,rIo. .otq
buy from 'Nr0r so1i f.' room house of
n'f 1911 VAS a.laat' 'o.'AN p.,'
s''' .'''N Ph f''"".
''' mo FE''
Sn' rl slOE n uom cas-, 'front.' hng
sA.oN .n'l .'r lnr" 40 'rAr' Old .
'.'.'' s.' ''
FOX SAII. % owner i've room
house iuI "1" l.' arg" rooms
ANA .nowlN pHp"rod Vol ON hack
ror,h. IN" Garden "no' wired for
'.'.II'IN. nice llN.uI'f. posses
sion AT once. s. oup. terms sec
hS 70 =. NlI '"' SOW u
Spl ~ lliptNIN 500 h'orh lot
l1uN 40. one tNo. room nous" p
'modctn OAK floors NNlrg room
across 'front.' Flh room" in ha''
3 mont t"o bath. d'un" TiraE"
ana servants Quarters 0lA room
h"a'r. l."d'iH wan .'N rooms IN
,'Hs,',,,,, ,'',... " 'I,lr"
~" t 80
,n ,,l.,,.,, pr,,.I -, yaoa
per month Nl Tor tli00o some
terms Soc TINS Phone t43l &.
4, Powell room q Nebraska B,dr
over HumrIrucr
URl,E canaan .o,I.u t0..Y a.
add .,.I .,,1 ,,,., "a. .,'m,y
.4Ua .f U... na.
,,n.
] 'N HNl'i 'l' O. h.'h h'h ihh'.
b"uu I,'ih H'AI'" ,n' h.'.'
+'"'H l',u OF Nt y mn, 'Ivil ~"
,'n a." H', '' ''I INV. 'I '.l''
'-''"' ''Nh '"''N'' ,l l'I ''
t,.".n i.Eht nn" Se' i'".H ~
~ 1H'' % 'iI "7' '''''''''
h''E Ih"u' . l''
u OR SAl.E. t-room modern bungh.
low on Admiral boulevard. south
front. for ti.abO. $1,000 cash bal
anvc To- suit Soc RUSS !. Grant
5li Old first National Bldg Phone
2i60.
FOR SALE- Eight room, g-Storv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAnE FnR sAIE

FOR SALEcr-l7 acres a. mile from
BiNhy on state road. all In timber.
first river bottom land an ideal
truck farm for $1,000 hair cash.
balance year Sec Russ J.. Grant
ili Old' First National Bldg. Phone
nl6O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

THE finest nov bungalow I'm Hill-
crest rooms and hreakfast room.
AN decorated. ivory finish and
nice mtnt"l \ No. ! garage ana
driveway and sidewalks This is
a bargain. fFSh0 Good terms.
Phone 12S1 So Iowa Rldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

TULSA COUNTY was awarded tho
honor flag for enrolling the largest
number Of members At the Christmas
RON csil. according TO Secretary Clark
Field,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

CAPT ". ALBERT Cook Of Tul-
"a, has been discharged from the
service at New York and was ex-
pccted 10 arrive In Tulsa Saturday
night,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

MRS JENNIE YATES Of warren.
Pa, has been appointed house ace
retary OF the Tulsa Y. W G, A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

AN AUTONOMOUS belonging TO
W |. Woods OF Sapulpa WINS found
In Tulsa Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29

y GENERAL. 40 get, rcplina: a specific
I'D gets re5uits.