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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

tire Dame cathedral and other points
OF interest mentioned In the best
guide books II is extremely rare
that anyone sees him. He Is show
cred with invitations to dinners, to
teas and to dances but II Is the
general understanding around the
aotel that these Invitations never
pass above the. first floor Worry few
callers have been able to see him
and they were largely members OF
the Persian colony In France.
The shah is ~ pleasant young
chap. they say around the Meurice,
He regards with considerable inter
est everything he sees about the
place and everybody. including even
the fair women who assemble in
the afternoon for tea. In fact, Il Is
the general opinion around the no
tel that the shah. II ne were not acy7
companicd and guided by the eldc&
statesmen, might like TO step out"
some night and see the town.
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FLORIDA TO CELEBRATE
PURCHASE FROM SPAIN

-, ,JACRsoNvILLE, Fla. Nov. g.
+ i,oflda Will produce in ls22 an in
'ernauonal exposition celebrating
me centennial OF the purchase Of the
Sss,,,,lory OF Florida by the United
IAtes from Spain. Pensacola and
S,scksonyille are the only contenders
,ot he honor OF presenting the ex-
poauoh and the Florida centennial
oU,np.lnisslon o,,p. will next week visit both
~ ~ 10 Inspect proposed sites and
W near financial plans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

FOR SNLE-Dodrs 1918 rositt~r wth
regular Aud winter top. ore Chevrolet
five passsnEer payments or viii Trade
f,r Buies light siA. Aut9 saysEc. 81
hast second street
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.osI-tIi ~ currency liberia. reward
saturday morning down town district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

FOR SALE Dodge ton and hal' irn-k
almost new stltr four pa'rrrFs- touf.
ing rAr fine shape IudisHs 'fvsH H~s.
complete With body srupps Boo'h ~.
roadster. good buy Meyer Moore Co,
sIF south NAN street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

CAR FOR sALE-Fir~ Rack light So
roadste- rBn tNa or three months. fl1hn
no use Tor 10 one 1915 Ford selsn I1
first class condition. price $3.50. Adde'S
boz ] S0uthwest city. No
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4 Stnrt In LIfc.

young man" said the pompous
individual, II dli not always have
this motor. when | first started out
In life | had TO walk"
You were' lucky" chuckled tho
youth when first started In life
couldn't walk"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

An attachment for clocks that a
Minnesota inventor has patented en-
ables them to change tho dates on
a calendar at each midnight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMoBILEs FOR SALE

hOIOmObliAhS fOh ohbh Az
FOR SALE OR TRADE E--FivepssssuEor
REQ; private earl Just ike nov. Phone
Osage 1851, --.-
SAXON four roadster In good running or-
der. tla5 " sold Of once. Call 1914
East Third today.
ron sALF-lals Ford coupe with extras
Call Oss6.52l2,
BRAND new Buick light ,ip car; priced
night; cash or terms no trade. Phone
Cl2i7. -.------
sEVEN.PAssENGER Msrmoni five new
cord cAsngs will sacrifice ST s23T5
this /, the best bargain OF the season
must sell s once Phone OssEs All;
nk for Mr. Worth
FOR sALE--One Ford touring car 1917
model; will sell, II taken at oncn Tor
sl75. see 1t at the Auto Repair shop
a. ;hH rna ot street car line on North
PeoriA :,
and 10 good mechanically; $500, some
terms Keith sisrkhou,s o1sa
coon seven psSseuFsr car nearly new at
shout orsthird price
DODGE touring with winter and SIMMER
tops looks Ike new; terms 10 respoutl
he parties, = good buy al ss25. aOI
south Bouldsr
FOR SALE-h reasonable prize, Dodge
truck good condition Phone o'hgc 2i3
FoR SALE or TRApr REQ four road
ster. fret class condition. new tires
Glenn Jerome Phone Ossgr i5li
ron cNLF- Saxon Nr roadster bargain
EASY terms good condition. must Sci.
7ll { phoenir
FOR SIr One Ger!indrr. 7pascnr.r
Buick 1919 model perfect running ~.
der. will be Appreciated as bargain
when seen. rtire 81 500 one 1914 Ap
person. 5paHengrr q. cylinder. newly
painted perfect running order harralu.
prize at tl,O5O. These cars are equipped
with oord tires NJ. } Woods Garage.
Carthage. No
FOR SALF-Dodge ton ard hAf irn-t
almost new stutr four pa'rrrFs- touf.
ing rAr fine shape Iudis|s tFvsH. H~s,
complete With body. Ssrpps Booth ~.
roadster good buy Meyer Moore Co
sl5 South Na.n street
PRIVATE CARS s2t
Ll.bilitv ard property dHmagr tfurt' ~
Cal Bert Keen. OsaFe ct5l. ais ". Firr'
CAR FOR sALE-Fir- Back light So
roadste- rpn tNo or three months. $3.50
no use ior 70 one 1918 Ford seIsa I1
first class condition. price $3.50. Adde'S
boz J. Souihwest Clty No
FOR SNLE-D Dodrs 1918 rositt~r wth
regular ard winter top. orc Chevrolet
five paassnger pH1nerfs or win trade
for Bli-s hghi sta. Auto SaIysEe. 81
hast Second street
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AUTOMOBILES
AuroMonrLhs ron sALE 10

AUTOMOBILES ron sAL.E 10
foR sALt--igi7 model Overland roAdster,
new battery In ilrstcss, mechanical
condition, $500. ioa soalh Peors
TWO TULSA tuukh with oil fi.ld bod
les being used every day priced tish,
! rosdsler and on. 1917 Dodge roadster
See Nee z u Fsg.lacH tlo Cilrinnstl
MARMoN Is, nearly new, pcrtec, eondl'
/ ton
wes'ou .,. II ready 10 60 and looi,
iine Phone American GsraEe Cedar
/ iii2 Mr. Schooley.
/ fOR SSLE OR TRADE one five epa.senrsr
| REQ car Al condition five good tir.s
will frNde for small house and lot. 2aai
/ tsst tnh u5l7pR
/ ron SALt SNAPS -Nes Ford rsdi,tors
viii take your old one In exchange
| ferd springs N sl2 Dodge bumper,
q 80 R'sh .reod rins 'or Ford. Ford
shock ahsorbcrs O. So headlight glass
assorted rAcy gasoline tanks dry cells,
lamp bulbs new aiies Tor several makes
OF cars. gprlhE. Tor any make, as.d cs,.
iNgs snd tubes, headlight sl,sscs any
she. new guaranteed al whclSae price,
piston rings assorted used Ford bodi-,
touring radiator caps all mAsc, See US
TODAY FOR a real buy, 2l5 East Second
street Auto salvage
FOR 0tLF tnclo>cGnohsc roadster 1919
model Chevrolet touring Auto salvage
2lA Fast Second street
FOR SNLk Dodge touring car glA Ess
Fourth
fOR SNlt Five passenger Ford car. iels
mode tlhia li1 Notth Frisco.
FOR SAlt Seven passenger Moon car IN
good condition. viii sell cheap or trade
for lighter car Phone u $3.50
FOR SALf AT bargain Ford touring car,
used only short time on city streets
Phone Osagc 1900 ard nh for Tat.
FOR SALE or TRADE -lpis srvtn.ps-
srngcr Case Eutomohie In hrst6lsn
condition VIII make low cash ptlrr or
put Il IN first payment on Tulsa
pt.psrty white Really Co. Osisp
ITSg
WANTED 70 STORY rynk ot anylhing
~ that nature Phone O'sse 1880
FIVE rASsENGEK FORD at bargain Call
Ut ilio Easi Scyruth Tor Demonstration.
.MhNNELL TOURING. hr.tc.. running
order. three rev tires Bargain Tor
cash rhnoc nsAsc ?7si
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND rouNI

-
tAl1i who found mesh bag up town "a
known. To save trouble leave al World
office
LosI-tiI IN currency liberal rcwsrd
saturday morning down town district
Cslt 1905
hjsl--A rAgcoon mutf'in front of Rim
pre-" Reward Phone o 5000
LOST Chlids pair OF hell rim glasses ia
case name on case prs White A
White II found rat O -Hddl
LOST -Col!oetion book at Security STATE
bank. finder return to W, ilorreel care
World Publishing Co, city
Lost Pair IortoiGr shell rumod glasses,
with black button aud chain. hrtNcrn
ionkmsn'S Drug store and Cincinnati on
Second OF on Third streets. or in RrosI
~AN ihcatrr. Reward Call o 139p
street. lsdys blue Jersey dress with
brown fur cuffs Liberal reward II re
turned Immediately to Usage hotel
Los1--N Orpheum theaicr or on street In
vicinity. Crescent shaped breach set with
npphres and pearls. Reward II finder
will return 10 l7li South Baltimore or
call Usage eos
LOST seal mun in Lyon, store or
Hunts or ON Boston or Main between
First and seventh. Reward ia0s Osage'
BAY HORSE weight 100, taken up Tues
day morning Owner pay for al and
feed, Call O6s6i
LosT---Gold walthsm wrist watch Thurs
day afternoon In downtown district
Finder phone 0l556 for reward
Lusr--W Wsdnesday noon. one Adrrs HEin
wrist watch on worn brown ribbon; watch
. octsgona shape; reward. Call Usage
isI6 dnring office houIy
LosT--Bunch of keys between Lee Barber
Shop And Main street, Finder please re
turn to Lee shop and get inward
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,!aol0 BANDIT ASKS A
/ POLICEMAN TO AID HIM

j IohNlNG, ". Y, Nov. s.-The
in s ,hs upon n policeman to essisi
n,oS ne stealing OF an autom obile 10
nIapH nsI. 'he very latest In the an
b,n,uI auto Danditry. That In what
uIp.ned IN Corning when Murel
10. 'er OF Knoxville. Pa, all set
hars, getaway with n touring car,
"a lchceman Fred L. Dlmick
o.p MIN crank the car. The
pes,., ot ne car opportunely ap-
hunter was arrested.
ssr w H"ndryS. the Louisville slug
so,,. VINO PLAYED in the big circuits
s.,oe % years ago. led the American
son a1oh IN batting the past sea
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Rates and Information

Iho per word for one time
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Minimum space - words
Minimum amount one time 2o',
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same day first inser
tiou Of al appesrs can out-ofto~u
want ads and all wanted to rent
situations wanted, and hous ehoid
rcods ads are positively cssh in ad
vance
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
charged 81 the same taIc a. cash ads
and collections will be made al ,your
home or oifice As soon after fret in
srtion a. possible this is an accom-
medallion service and payments should
always DO made promptly whch bill l..
presented Always ask your telephone
ad TO be repeated back 10 you by tho
telephone sd iskrf to make sure that
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World cannot assume responsibility Tor
errors OF any Kind occurring IN tsls.
phone Advertisements.
Undes no cireumstauces are ~s rs.
sponsible for errors In any advertise,
msnt unless reported Immediately after
first insertion.
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Used Car Exchange
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR

dollars when
o stock and doub, about low prices
READY FOR DELIVERY
strictly anyone
90 % he
mechanical
oppo o a high-class al a "
tires mechanical condition.
absolutely
a
painted M $ priced Immediate
auyw
Hudson upholstery
an
perfect condition
price surprise
MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES
Walker Motor Co.
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CALL OsAOE 90
Abou, the state oil and Ess Lease, In New
Mexico.
C. + HAGEMAN
ai6.1l7 Central National Rank Bldg
NINE. wRAYBuRS WRAYS hair tonic
sold at Nenkcmoller's Drug Co. l03 East
Third
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PURELY PERSONAL


WE'LL REINFORCED CONCRETE traN
burners with I'D Delivered - 30
William Clarke, 1927 South Forest
OssRe gllB
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'Als1l who found mesh bas up town d,
known. To save trouble, leave al World
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MARMoN Ia. nearly new, pcrtec, condi
lion.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04

Let us mount your head and tar
your hide. make up the ladies' furs
robes, rugs, etc. Lambert, the Taxi
dermist BoiSe.-Ad,,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
YELLOWSTONE PARK
WONDERS ON SCREEN
Strand Presents Geysers in
Natural Color Picture
flushed Hour" Thursday,
Friday, Saturday Bill.

Not the least of the interesting fea-
lures on the Strands current bill Is
the Prizma natural color picture, "Old
Faithful" showing in all their resplen-
dent colors the geysers of Yellowstone
national park over in Wyoming. The
color picture is being shown with "A
Scream in the Night" the sensational
adventure story of girls life in the
jungles. The bill will close Wednes-
day night.
The color picture Is proving a fov-
orite with the Strands patrons. 1t Is
as goGd as trip to Yellowstone park.
One sees the geysers In action, catches
the sheen of sunlight on the boiling
spray. observes the very blue of the
sky background--jus as it looks TO
the Spectator in the park.
Thursday, Friday and saturday
Blanche Sweet will he seen with an
all star cast in flushed Hour" the
story how a fathers last wish that
his children mediate one hour on their
lives finally changed the moral destiny
OF four young men and women,
The Strand symphony orchestra, II
now feature at that theatre is playing
q concert number on the current pya-
gram, The Light Cavalry by Suppe.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
ShE FOUND 4 VEIL
N F|ANcE' S pocket
That's What Made Things Hum
in THE Yelled Adventure,
At the Strand Tomorrow and
Thursday.

"The Yelled Adventure" starring
Constance Talmadge, a story Of the
troubled romance that developed when
q young lady found another woman's
veil In her fiances pocket, opens We'd
neSday at the Majestic for two days.
1t Is the usual spicy, breezy comedy
one associates with Constance Tai
madge, the brilliant coincidence, but
the plot is new one.
THE Black Gate" story of how a
young man saved himself from passing
through 1.-The black gate" to the death
chair, even after it looked as if he were
doomed redemption. will be presented
the last time tonight at The Majestic.
Earle Williams, of The WOLF fame, is
the star.
A movie cartoon, 1.-TWO Twins" fea-
turing the Shenandoah kids. bear that
walks like a woman-being dressed to
look that way-and the captain, who
thinks the bear is a woman and acts
accordingly, is being shown supple
mentary to "The Black Gate"
Two excellent vaudeville numbers,
one an acrobatic act featuring Made
line Frank, and the other a singing
act by two young men, are on the same
bill.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
EMPRESS PLAYERS TO
PRESENT ERICH MAN,
POOR MAN" THIS WEEK

rich Man. Poor Man. MaXimillian
Foster story, originally published in
the Saturday Evening Post. has been
selected by Director William f.. May
Ion as the Empress Stock players
offering for the week end beginning
Thursday. The script for His
Majesty, Bunker Bean" which had
been scheduled failed to arrive and
"Rich Man. Poor Man" which the com
pany had intended presenting later was
substituted.
Kodak enlarsing for amateurs. Car
tel s. studio 1922 Main St-AdV
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04

If you've any cali in you for full life-join, and
color all your years ahead with memories of things
worth seeing-with knowledge worth havng-wth
nexhaustible fund of sea tales and adventures
picked up ashore and aloat that will make you
welcome man in any company.
Compare such personality with that of men who
are content to just stick around all their days and
see nothing. Boyi
Work3-sure andla mans work it is, among men.
Play?-well, rather, with bunch of men who know
how to play. These comrades of yours carry in
their the sounds of great world cities of boom
ingguns. of smashing seas-sounds you will share with
them and that will never die away
And when you come home, you'll face life ashore
with level eyesfor Uncle Sam trains in seK-reliance
well a. sef-respect The Navy builds straight
no mollycoddes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04


yeCnsth
NOT atr recruit postmaster He knows
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
mans life among men !!
The Story Of a Turret Captain

DEL them off-"Rio", Gibraltar Ceylon, Yoko-
IN hama-all the great ports of the world-are they
only places on the map to YOU or are they ports
where you've gone sailing in from the high with
every eye along the shore turned admiringy your
big ship-your shpl
Are the great world ports nothing to you but little
red spots in your school geography, are they real
towns whose funny streets you've walked-whose
strange sights you We seen-whose magnihcence you've
adnired-towns in which you've greeted the worlds
sailor men from the Seven Seas7
Make each port you visit mean another big expert
ence Curious spots, beautiful spots, ugly spots.
famous spots, and every of them more interesting
to see than anything you read about in al your
life Every ocean has United States ship sailing for
some port worth seeing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-04
ONLY A COLD.

Are you III? is often answered, oh!
it's only a cold" as if cold was ma
ter of little, consequence, but people
are beginning to learn that common
cold is matter not to be trifled with.
that some of the most serious
diseases start with cold As
soon as the first indication
of a cold appears take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Remember
that the sooner you get rid of your
cold the less the danger. and this rem :
edy will help you to throw it off.
Adv. r., TIL, :.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
DOPING OUT THE WORLD SERIES
Chick Gan White Star First Advantage Jake
bert the Reds Showing Gnd Giants 1917
Entities Him to Margin Over the Veteran ExDodg First Stacker

VIII be Up against the kind Of pitch
ing hardest for him to hit. while
Gandn VIII not The effort OF all
clubs playing the White sox IS. Of
course, to stop Jackson and Collins
In trying to stop these two LETT
handed batters. naturally. the oppos-
ing pitchers play into the hands Of
the right handed hitters- For in
stance. last fall the Chicago Cubs. in
tent upon stopping Ruth. Hooper and
others Of the Red Sox, played into
the hands Of right handed batters and
the result was that Whitehead,
mediocre bush leaEuer. hammered out
the victories for Boston
Advantage slight.
Such conditions. Of course. affect the
values OF players in a series such as is
pending. The advantage OF the White
Sox in the first base comparison is
comparatively slight. and depends
largely upon steadiness rather than
individual ability-Copyrigh 1919,
the Bell Syndicate. Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
MEN WILL
ATTEND MINES
Likely Football Material
VIII Enter State Insti-
tuition This Year.

When the call for candidates to
form the squad Of the 1913 football
team at the State school Of Mines is
made within the next three weeks,
there is not going to be any dearth
Of likely material from which to
select a strong eleven.
Speed and Weight.
Coach Tom DWyer viii have not
only q speedy, but well built aggre-
cation judging from present pros
poets. Many Of the former Mines stars
have declared their intention OF again
entering the school this year. while
II viii be reinforced by several ex-
High school Tigers, who in years
past have established enviable records
as members Of the gridiron team Of
this institution The Mines team in
tends TO take on everything Of a foot
ball nature in the southwest and viii
not bar the snappy Mesilla Aggies
or the Roswell Military academy, it
is said
Old Timers to Return.
Some Of the men who. plan to re-
port to coach Dryer when practice
is started are Noble, who was in the
line Of the 1917 Tiger team and did
excellent work. Mckinney. a member
Of the 1917 Tiger team. Rolston
Cooper, lately returned from Arizona.
Roleen Upton and others.
Little doubt Is felt but that the
team could be constructed into one
Of the fastest elevens OF this district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20

Manager Earl NOLAN IS at Tuscon
with Ralph Lincoln while Jack Doug
las. Bobby Burns and one or two
Others including Benny Chavez are
oayorting around New Mexico and
Arizona rings and are anxious for
engagements The Payo brothers are
two little boxers. who having done
their bit overseas are anxious to
show southwestern glove fans that
they can more than hold up their
prestige with the boxing gloves by
meeting the best that this section Of
Iers- Gene has received an offer to
90 esst nd Aiay make the trip with
In a short time. He was a stable mate
Of Harry Greb, the Pittsburg middle
weight at one time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
LEAGUE
OFFICIALS MEET
Assemble For Purpose of
Receiving Applications
From Entrants

When the Church league solons
meet next Wednesday night in the
Y. N c. A physical office it is ex-
pected to have at least two more
teams in the circuit with a possibility
OF four. The Episcopalisns are expect
ed TO come in strong with such play
ers in the field as George Biefer.
George Leighton. Ralph Bateman and
Roy Scotch.
The First Baptists have usually had
strong aggregation in the league
but evidently haven't enough support
this year among the older men in the
church 10 float a team A good team
could be organized with such strong
players as John Williams, Lewis
Springer and Arzie Beauchamp. and a
host OF others II some experienced
man would organize them.
The First Christians are getting un-
der way and there is every reason 10
believe that they win be represented
at the next meeting, It has been re-
ported that Guyler Magruder viii be
one Of the leading lights of this team.
The Central Baptists in past years
have put strong teams on the floor
and it is hoped that they will be in
the running this season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
lowing:

A LVAREz and Fuentes. the two
n Mexican bowling champions desire
to issue a challenge TO any two man
team in the city for a match to be held
on the Union Fraternal club alleys
at 1873 South FL Paso street They
would like to arrange a contest for
Sunday evening at $50 o'clock. Games
can be arranged by calling the Union
club, where Alvarez and Fuentes have
their headquarters.