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The evening world., 1919-05-02
NEW YoRK-Auhnban

Thoa. Lydon, BroaEvills
Albro Mus. Co.. l2t Main ST.. W.flAins
Fred n. Ponty, Port Chester
ID. Greenfsat Co, Peekskill
H. A. Tonolla, leo Main ST.. Opsinlhg
A. Edelson, TArrytovn
William 4. Buabse, SO Main ST.. Nyaek
ChNs. Ltchman, ia Bway, NevburEh
william II. Pease, l6-lat St., Mt Vernon
l.. G. Gerken, l4l Canal ST., Staten l.
Y. MusgrAVe, TompkinsVille, q. |.
Thompson N us .Stors. PIT .Riehm'd 81
Monros Music Co. honros, N. Y.
Mead q Bates Piano Co.
Middlstovn, N. Y.
Hapford a Horton CO..
Middletovn, N. Y.
n. q. Gednsy. Mamaroneek, N. Y.
J. W. Robinson, Goshen, N. Y.
William ConninG, Cornwall. N. Y.
II. T. VanTiAe. Beacon. N. Y.
CONNECTICUT
W. A. MeClslland. Greenwich
ID. n. Merritt. New Canaan
y. y. Lsek wood. Norvalk
Pred Ponty. South Norvah
A. A. Kellogg. Stamford
S. Waldnan. Stamford
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19
SALISBURY AND
BAYNE HURLERS
Boosters Nick Right Handler
and Southpaw for Twcn-
ty-Onc Hits
C0NNELLY LEADS SLUGGING


NEusrEu cry july o. ur'
Mu.rH U'ugIrU salisbury and Irnt
i.. v,r.s..u. hIra which N'r" good
t.f BE- f.u 90 forty three HH.H and
r., Npu.rtrs had Iule trouble BOO d'.
I.Hi INK luI.J hrIr mis- afternoon Hy
Iht ore uf ~ tp
Tho bee NpIuos players Dor iN'
uaII tU ul ..TpnlH iuu. 'h0 H.'..
chasing salisbury uul uf 'u, n.f H
fhr fHurih frame Nhir Ihr ".HH. y
were hurulua ihrIr utfnH .NN''
axe. Norman held ,hr Iu'H id. Boo
tNrcH only iu inu .uH IHu InM.N.'
were ih, .uHp.h able Ir uI' H'iW'1
when bits meant ruuH seven .'I'
vHllups 300 the eighth nud hln.h
france. one % home mu uy Ii''rhH1
with "a runner nu. save 'hr Nf.H
five Of their EN iRll}n tuuh'I'f
Buoster 0utfeldcr wac the h,i" "I
the day ilc cl0utcd out four hi'n
two doubles, a triple and home
run Ina addition 10 making "a coupe
OF fine catches ln deep right nrid
The nooates rot 70 salisbury ln
the first INNING and scored lhr''
runs ON "a Walk to MILAN. slngl" hh
llnHhroob an iufic'd ouI nnu l''p,'1
by Conueliy ana llryon Another dos
Noiprs runner scored IN me
second inning when Hartford
hit triple 90 right center 'I'
scored on NormHns ont a. uiHl
Doubles h, Cass and Connolly EiNt
pss Moincs another mlly ln me mira.
The Iowans salied the gam" away
I'm the fourth frame when iu''
chased Salisbury out uf the box D.,
fore The Tulsa man retired % NnN'f
Aoven clean blows sehi ~" "'''
pitcher 10 tho shower ana h'Nn'
Finished the job
Norman. tho Des Moines hnfl'r,
hated twice IN the fourth inning ana
hs cracked out Two angles. llhr
.iarted the rally with a single a'u
center. ilr went io aecpnd Nh,u
Norman singled. Munhg slhkl'
filled the sacks and when linrbI"oh
doubled. Hartford and norman
counted
Connolly then drove oul home
run over the left field wall SCORING
Milan and IInabrook. Breeh doubled
10 left and Salisbury was yahNeu
Rayne retired Ewoldt ana Intl'l wv
Iinrtford waS given walk, NoI
man came through Win Ah"'nF'
single scoring Breen.
Milan hit fly to Davis who mau'
rrrat catch retiring the side
The game was playea n''e
mart Of Webster Guys hoih'ouun"h
celebration The teams returned W
Dns Mulnes tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19
DEMPSEY TO APPEAR |
IN MOTION PICTURES
Champion Il Offered 81 900 900 3,
show In INur Pictures Bcfur.
Cinema.
by Bud Fisb,|

LOS ANGELES, Cal. July i'
Jack Dempsey. heavyweight chanl
pion OF tho world. will loiyo lou.gtl
Tor san Francisco and after a ysl
to his mother I'm Salt Lake. viii I'd
turn To Los Angeles and 10 A
probability get into The movies 4
"A time,
Dempsey. accompanied by d
manager, Jack Koarns. arrived from
Kansas city AT 1915 This morning.
Kelrns said:
The champion has come 10 II
Angeles purely on business The sal
business involving an offer 4
fl.O0O.UoO TO appear In four mol
ton pictures
I'm not at liberty now 10 dIscu
this million dollar offer for Jack
services, but II looked so good |
us that we Immediately turned dow
bis theatrical contracts 300 the eaE
to come here.
we are ready 30 do business VIZ
the motion picture people and u
likely that Dempsey Will appear II
fore the camera W" have bes1
showered with handsome offers 'r'-|
all parts OF the country. but Los Al
geles set the record when y caH1
through with n million dollar
and that's why we are here To-Day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19
COX STABLES AGAIN
WIN AT KALAMAZOO
Frank Dewey Tnkcs 1000 ago Pace
and Magnolia ~ victor In
e.ia Trnt

KALAMAZOO. Mich July U.s.
Friday. ihr last duy uf wlv track
racing for Kalamazoo tVpIf'h
Grand circuit meeting was a prprp-
h|r one rur walter H Cox. tNo asfU'o
Sew England rciusman Nrt only
dl hc win tho s. 600 Sew UuItiue
hotel purse fnr a.ef PAGERS with
Frank Dewey. winner ot the Ea.
wards purse ut cleveland buI Doc
also captured the 2.Ia fr0' with
NIruo.in. lu both races he lost The
frs. beat hut came back strong u
the second and third Frank Dewey
was fSyuritr Bon the pace and Magnolia
ln the trot Both races were heavily
played
Tho 2slO pace was Also "a split heat
affair Harvey h. Won the fret
heat. while Wellington Direct. the
fsvoriic. took the second and third
hratG
the eco trot for half mnc horses
wns won boy y Colorado Walter r.
Uoiugman nf New York city who
has had me selling privileges at
kalamazoo foy years. stated This ait,
cruunn that The meeting is far and
away the most aucccssful, from tho
horscmon's standpoint ever held iu
this city. Plans are now on foot Ca
hold krand circuit meeting In 1870
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19
TIL0EN AND JOHNSTON
MEET IN TENNIS FINALS

CHICAGO. July 7S--Wnliam TIL
den. Jr.. OF Philadelphia, 1918 cham
pIou uui William Johnston OF san
Francisco. "a former champion. will
meet tomorrow In the finals OF the
ninth annual clay court tennis tour
namrut as a result OF two spectacular
matches today
pf even IA great interest was the
victory of Robert Elnsey or san
Francisco and ANcll Craven OF
Bcrke'y california. over William Til
den. Jr., and Vincent Richards.
Yonkers. y v. the present lawn ten
nig doubles champions. In the semi
FINALS OF mems doubles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19
THE TURF
EMPIRE RESULTS.


first Race, als furlongs.
Phantom Fair tiuturl first,
Gloria France, 0IutwclD second, la
GluucuN. WOlD third Time. I.O9 2-a.
second RRCc, One Mile
pendera. lMctCllN first. Joan Of
Ars tGcutryi second. Vancouver,
tFaiorj third Time. l.l3 l-5.
Third IinCC. Mile and 10 Yards.
Fairy Wand. lkummcu flrsL
Rose - or. MtcicalD SECOND Bally
Wickcusl third. Time. l.tf2.5.
Fourth Race, About u Eurlungs
Mi0tu. tIarru.D FIRST. rIykwiek.
tknRppp second. llluhcrk lBut-
WcID third Time. l.1O 2-1
Eitth Race, Nile and Ouc-cighth,
Mistress Polly 'llnWiliuu FIRST
John l. DAY, tCurolD second. con-
duit, (McCrauy third Thine 56 2-5.
sixth Race, Furlougs.
Beck and call tlykcD first,
Bright Gold. Humiltnul second. Sis
ter Helene. lsorcD third Time,
i.03 4-t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

No dear children. that was not "a
track meet Ht Webster city yostcr-
day II was another bush league
ball game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

WASHINGTON July rs. -- The
railroad administration deficit now
exceeding 500. .00o. 600 might MS well
bee claes6d ns 4 war loan. Chairman
Clark ~ tho Interstate commer 70
commission today told tho house in %
torslate commerce committee con
sidcring the Esch hill for regulation
of carriers after the period ot federal
control
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

NEW YORK. July Presl-
dent Ilcydlcr OF the national
league Issued s'atcmcu, today
upholdIug the action of the board
of directors OF tho league iu OK
puncing from the records the sec
uud gam, played between tlngiur
natl and Pittsburgh on July d.
The statement was made ln ans
Wor tp criticisms hE garry Her
mann. president Of the cincinnati
club
lie termed the pro''s, one In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

Nuurr hY innings
........... 600 600 600 %
Chicago ....... Nul goo uhA Q
se,mmAr, Runs D. Collins ~rhalL
Wmiama error, GhAruF, NrNuUu two.
hate ht frIsrn. .tuIru base. D. Collins
double plays larp,r 10 rIruIrH Weaver fu
Rithrrr bases on balls OF llapsr OF
Zachary struck rui hy lhfprr q hI
Williams
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

CHICAGO Iuly o. 'Lsry Williams
broke WashluEiou' winning ttfrat totar
by holding tho visitors tp four scattered
hits While Chicago hit liaVrr hbti aud
shut ont the SonaturH % iu U
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19
PIRATES TAKE FAST
GAME FROM BRAVES
Both Clubs Phy IrrorlcS, hall
Rain Postpone, all other VA
tiunnl League Contests.

nosTuN July "a la game three
times fs.d up hy heavy Showers aud hn
shed 200 dsitlc Pittsburgh vita hahc
Adams outpitching Nehf defeated Boston.
Ia ftfav
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

OMAHA July Is Whoi of Wirhiu
hnulArd two hagEcr ON the nrs, bal.
pitched hero today and bio team heat Dmah.
rnsiIE Z" I Volt recruit nhstIutinr
n uri t..t iur sh'rAIr who was sick
broke Boo bY missing bs fret two rhartcs
Tho score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

1eAied lopin IN thrilling o. Auins' battle
her" today 'u . The winning nm was
'he result of base on balls To ritts an
error hN horhler aud a single By jackson.
The s.uft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19
LSGVGSEGFs
BN

Invasion OF the United states hy
Australian tennis players markS thc
resumption NJ international matches.
Discontinued in l9l4 and resumed
fh.s summer Tor the firs. time since
that date. while soldiers with the
T. b. participated iu meets 10
France. the matches between Aus
lralisnS ana Americans viii be the
f.fst playing ~ recognized leaders
since the year Germany and VII
holm pulled their famous faux pas
Results Of the scr.rs with the Aus
trdliaus VIII be watched with great
intere~i hy followers ~ the net game
ns America In conceded 10 have the
most powerful challcngers to tho
Davis cup championship won In l'r
last year OF competition. 1914, boy
Australia
Norman Brookes.a hcadlng- IN.
team and one uf AuHirAlia's greatesf
lnternationallsls. is the best known
OF the invaders to tennis dcyotees lu
America. with Anthony Wudlng.
hat gallant sportsman and saldirr
who WIS killed In the Dordcucllr~
Two summers ago Rrookos won the
Davis cup title In 1914 Prior 20
that time, Hrookes had appeared IN
the United States several times. his
wonderful play first attracting no.
ilcc over decade ago.
Dous' Dunlop Jones and Heath.
other well known Australian inter
rnijonallsfs did not make the trlp.
Gerald Patterson. "a possible success
sOr ,o Nilding and II Thomas and
Randolph FJucett are the othcr
Brookcs teammates.
with the United states presenting
such stars 40 Williams. johnson.
Murray Alexander StrachAn and
Tildcn, great play similnE 10 that Of
pro-wnr days when Wildlng. Bruokcs
and MclAughNn were competing.
may bee expected
No dear children. that was not a
track meet at Webster city yostrr-
day II was another bush lcagu,
bali game.
Speaking of records CHE Sioux
city Tulsa lS 10 s and Des Moines-
Tulsa l6 10 games are twoj Babe
Ruth established a new American
league home run mark when he hit
for two circuit Clouts la the gnme
with cleveland Nostcrdny Nv max
Ing the two home rms yesterday.
Ruth ran his season X total up 10
a. two more than last Wars record
held jointly boy Ruth and THY
/ walker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

Summary; Home runs, Cunnclly,
C'oTTcy. Cleveland, thrcc- base hits,
Hartford CRss, Connclly; two base
hits, Rrccn y. Connclly 2, Cas= =
IInahrook. Davis, Rochc; stolen
hnsc, Case; left on basc, Dca hninrs
y, Tulsa ~; struck out, hN Norman
4. hy salisbury 2, by Baync base
on halls. of Norman 4, off s@Alsbury
1. or Baync I; wild pitch. NSf.man !
rnrncd runs and hits, off salisbury
~ hits II runs IN : INNINGS tnonc
ont IN fourth. off nnync hits ,
runs In 5 innings, of Norman ~
hits q runs Ia y innings losing
nItcIcr salisbury; double play, Car~
tn Cnffry: time, i.0O; umplrcs,
ncyLcr and Holmes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

600 0IO COO
..L M-I nm =

summary Runs Lyons Uriifh 2. Or
f.rr Moran prfair Adams. two u.baEr hu.
hoiato. sacrifice hits. Mclean. Powtrs
stoIon bases Mclean psiAir. Fak Linda
Wurr. double p'af-- lrdamuft 90 Adams
lals fp lluiamor, Isft ON bassa sious
tli1.r Oklahoma City 60. hits aud
earned runs. HN Lyon, + aud / on Powers
Z aud bases pn balls. ~ IYous 4 OF
luNcrH s'Iuok out hy Lyons e hy
IpN'rH sill pitch ruvsrs hIt h,
pitcher Ouihh and Jones time 90.
umpirrs Yt4ef and shannon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19
Results Yesterday

AT DIES MONIES 10. TULSA 6.
Al Sioux city g. oklahoma city 2
Al Omaha I, wichita N.
s.. 81 Joseph 4 joplin 2,
National League.
At Boston 9, Pittsburgh D
Al other games postponed. rain.
American League.
At Cleveland e.. Boston s.
Al Detroit 3. philadelphia q.
Al Chicago q. Washington D.
At 81 Louis 3 New York Z
American As~oCiat ON
At Columbus 3, Kansas Guy o.
At Toledo o Minneapolis T.
Al indianapolis .. So Paul g
Al Louisville u. Milwaukee g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19
JAMES A. HART DEAD
FROM HEART DISEASE
Pioneer BASEBALL Man and Former
Owner ~ the Chicago Cubs
Dies nj Chicago.

Ritt,,.s.
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'"" i'' .''I pl'hII ana owner
1t me- hI't" N".I'n'I I.tEu" 'l"b,
",, ' nus nome nero today
49,. ~, "O' was % years ora.
''au n'',' ln i'''Nk "'''n Tor ''N"ihl
,n,'. ll'".n We, ''H''0 h' organic
w, ntsI "s' Il' ~ survive ~
m'""N n''u 'Nn' 'nuIirn. ne run
7'i ~ WIN l' h'ld monday.
'"' i"h'IaI VIII h' private.
lanes ,,,,, 1,l n,,., .. ala
ynte bns.bau tn A.. rl,.,,r gr,"t,,t
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Informed i,.,t,it -
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spopsibir f1r the ,Hniiunv ,,,I
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ehnuvipg a., n,tcb.,.s t'', ,,,I s,h
rstlmtug the .lM aIt,-irs> a.. .h,He
80 tGn m.
catcher o., ri,,. ,iD.. ,, IT, ,br rf,'..
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took over thr rIub lie Va. closely
/ Identified win ,bc %,tI,pni l,,gr,,
FOR ia years cpferIpr Tho Ie,uir I'm
1859. Just prior 10 the brotherhood
tlght Ia 1890 From 1891 tO The time
he retired almost L. years ne was
president OF the Cubs having sue
ceedcl A. q SpaIdlng. who re.
signed
In Mercantile Businc.s.
Hart IN. E,rp ip gIr,rJ IA .t,Iy
10 INEE and ~ ibo 40, ,s ~ ,,,as
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score hN innings
Philadelphia .......... 600 GOO |NN u
Detroit .... Nnl N.. UHN a
summary Runs uusH Cobb utrr o.
rors. Wui Thomas uusb Dyer two bas,
ht uurar stolen uHs,s. NI0 uusau.
Ilufh double play NB'.ur q. NuHs goo
Peril Iuf. baHrs uu haHr n.. Na.or D. n.I
rorarI o struck og. s Na,Iur @ b
Leonard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-19

khatted Tor ltfuulI. U ninth
ihattsl Tor Wfi'mau u ninth
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score HY IuuIura
.uUr Jiy
oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
Sends
Fourth Message
To Fighting Men

WASHINGTON, July 4 PreSi-
dent Wilson yesterday sent an Inde.
dcndencc day message from the L.
s. $. George Washington 10 the mem
bcrs OF the nations fighting forces
which ayallcd themselves ot war m
Surancc The message. received by
the bureau ol war rlsk, insurance,
SAYS
III /, were possible should wei
come the opportunity to speak To each
one of you,Who by service IN the
great war earned the right to govern
mcnt insurance and urge the wisdoni
Of continuing this unusnal protec-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
ONE KILLED IN WRECK
OF RACING AUTOMOBILE

NEW YORK, July 4--E, Camdel.
i. mechdniclan was killed tonight
and Raymond Howard one Of the au-
romobfe racers scheduled to take part,
tomorrow IN the 100 mile derby over
the Shccpshead bay speedway, Was
50 seriously injured that II was
reported he could not recover, when
Howard's car overturned during a
tryou, over the course The steering
arm broke while the car was making
no miles an hour Both men were
pinned beneath the car when 1t
stopped. wheels up, after rolling down
the embankmcn,. Howard, who IL Il,
sustained fractures OF the skull, righ,
arm and both leg He was taken to
the Concy Island ho' 'p.tal in Eddie
ODonnell'S racing car.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
s. P. FIREMAN
KNOCKED OUT
ON HIS RUN
Had Suffered Terribly for
Ycars-Take, Tanlac and
|. Now q Well Man.

Nou can JUS, take my statement
and publi,h (, to the world 50 that
everybody who cares 10 may profit by
my rxp-ricnce with Ianlac," said T..
K Turner, recently. Mr. Turner IS
fireman cu Southern PacIiic pas
scngcr train between San Antonio and
Houston and resides at 1913 North
nackbcrry street, san Antonio.
"Nc,. sir; feel that ] owe my he
10 Taulac," continued Mr., Tunet
"and also feel i, my duty to tell
everybody about it, For two years |
suffered from rheumatism, stomach
trouble and a general rundown condl-
,ion which rendered me unable TO work
a, times. | had no appetite, the rhrn-
matiSm was awful and ! simply sui
tered torture. At times could hardly
yet into my engine and more than
once have actually fallen | was so
crnplrd ~ and hurt so bad One time
while on a trip from Houston ! had
an attack that Knocked me completely
out The engineer had TO pick NE up
and help me the best Ne could and
when We got home no one thought !
would pull through.
u, was what others said in the pa
pers about Tanlac that caused ME 10
take it. Nidnt figure on getting well
becaus- had tried 80 many things
with no re- ul,s. but. do you know,
ft6l better righ, now than ! havesin
years I'm thoroughly relieved OF al
that aw wful rheumatism stomach troutds
and everything else that bo,hesd me
In fact. I'm nov well man and can
go the rounds with. anybody and ] can
refrain IRON talking TanIac wher
,,cre are so many people needing Just
such medicine will he glad TO tel
anybody a, any time what Ianlac has
dorc for me AND you are welcome 'c
my statement for the good ii may
bring others
To1'ac is sold in Oklahoma City by
the Wc,,ial Drug Co. and leadni
drugl,tS and dealers everywhere
(Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
MEX|CANS plan
/ TO PASS STIFF
DRY LAWS SOON
AguiIar Announces Plan Be-
fore Going 10 France,

NEW YORK, July Mexico may
,dop, prohibition very shortly, accord
ing 10 in,imatlonS made today by Cen
,C-0dido Apullar commander-n chlei
oi the military forces OF President
C-rran,a. upon Nj, departure 10
France ON the French liner Lorraine
',cueraI Aguilar i' going 70 France
A. the personal representative OF
Prcsidcn, Carrania on diplomat"
nilsson When asked today II he
Thought Americans living near Mexico
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ton to your dependents and your
selves.
The government will transform
your policie, In whole or m part,
from term insurance arranged IS a
war measure 10 such permanent forms
As you may desire. and ! urge your
acceptance OF the permanent protec.
filn which the generous terms pt
these policies afford
you have an exclusive right tp
tiis insurance because YOU served
your COUNTRY m II, great ctNl', and
| am sure that N the year, ~ come,
YOU viii consider your government IN
suranae policy as physical reminder
! tha, IN the war With German YOU
wore the uniform OF your country
/ W4lile " saw something ~.
acr.,, the floor wl,hou, any leg, "
1 Ch1lIie-'Ch, what flo"
! Walllc-'No. il isn't you silly thing
II was water American Boy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04

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II you need blood tonic, take
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r. you are a suherer OF thes.
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would travel into the country to ob'aH
liquor, he replied They probably
will and they certainly will he vel
come However | don't .thlnk thai
would continue for any great length
Of time a, tnnk that Mexico will
soon 90 dfy"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-30
BUILDING PERMITS.

J. w. Murphy. 1919 South Twentieth
street, frame dwelling, $4,000; Fred j.
Melchoir, 5707 Fonteneie boulevard, frame
dwelling, $4,000: George Naber, 2013 Man
derson street, frame dwelling, S4,250: c.
"A. Henry, 31S South Fifty-first street,
frame dwelling, $1,000; Roger Holman.
1921 Burt street, frame dwelling, $4,000;
w. H. Stohman, 559S North Twenty-sev-
enth street. frame dwelling, $500; J. c.
Larson. 1924 North Thirty-sixth street,
frame dwelling, Si.150
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-30

WANTED-Five statesmen with cars to sell
a commodity that Is an absolute neces-
sty to farmers. Must have experience
selling to farmers. Will stand the clos
est investigation. This is a real job for
man willing to work. No money to adj
vance. Write Box M-51. Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-30

so MEN FOR DRIVING AND HANDLING
LIVE STOCK: ALSO so COMMON LA
BORERS APPLY GENERAL OFFICE,
UNION STOCK YARDS. SO. OMAHA.