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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-06
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A NeU Serial of Young Married Life
gv ANN Isle

long lonesome day. When 1 took down
the receiver Jim's voice greeted me:
I'm at the Rochambeau, Anne; got
off an hour early and stopped to see
Virginia. She says she hasn't heard from
you all day"
There was reproach in his voice.
ooh, Jim, dear, l phoned at ten and
the operator said that Virginia and
Phoebe had gone out, leaving no mes
sage so didn't leave word either
thought it wasn't any use!' I cried.
I'm sorry, dear" said Jim again. II
think I'll have to make up to Virginia
for our lack of attention by going with
her now to look at two apartments she
has seen. She can't quite decide which
to take, and as I'm not free during the
day she arranged with the agent to let
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-06
CHAPTER LxxxIrl.

"Drat this job! Why does it have to
begin in the middle of the night?"
growled Jim as he made ready to hurry
off to work
"A fellow ought to be Johnny -on-the-
spot the first morning after his sisters
arrive! I don't suppose the girls are
awake yet, but I hate to start out for
the day without even saying good morn
ing to Virginia. You'll be sure and call
her up by ten, won't you, Amer"
But Virginia and Phoebe had left the
Rochsmbeau when l phoned at just ten,
and they hadn't said when they would
be back again. So I left no message.
1 stayed in all day waiting for some
word from them, but none came. At six
the phone rang for the first time in a
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-06

You remember in the last story how
Puss left the castle of the old miser
with two bags Of gold under his arm,
and how he bought with one of them
castle for the rats and mice to live In
for the rest of their lives.
Well, after that he went upon his
way with the remaining bag of gold
under his arm, and by and by he came
to a poor woodcutter's hut in the middle
of the forest. And when he knocked at
the door it was opened by the wood
cutters wife. who was crying bitterly,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-06
TOUGH. BUT NICE. GEORGE SAYS.

LONDON, July 6.-Lloyd Georges
philosophy of life has been revealed by
Sir Robert Horne. the labor minister.
This is worrying, very Worrying"
said an anxious and somewhat excited
minister to the premier.
''Well." was the reply. life is full of
worries, but it Is damned interesting"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-06
tentale

very hastily put away the telitale
cologne.
liable set for two, Babbsie. Who told
you was going t?"-Copyrght, 1870.
Ito be continued.)
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01

Para concluir tributemos lin APPLAUSE
a todos los hombres ilustrados que sc
han interesado por ell adelanto indus
trial de Mexico. Hay muchos de esos
campeoncs del progreso cuyos nom
bres no ha ~recogido la historic. A
esos hombrcs an6nimos vaya nuestro
humiide APPLAUSE. z
R~ecordemos con gratitud hacia Es-
pana que apenas paSados seis AMOS de
Ia %conquista kabfa va en- la capital de
Ia Nueva Espana muchos artesanos de
oistintos oficios. al grade de que hubo
de expedirse ordenanZas para clos.
Esos a~rtesanos eran espanoles e indios.
pues a estos tambien Sc admitfa en- Ell
eremio de rlaestros. previos los mismos
eyamenes que a los espanoles. como
era costumbre en- aquel siglo en- Euro.
pa.
Surja Ia venerable tIgura del primer
obispo de Michoacan. don Fasco de
Quiroga, caballero andante del ideal
y de IA virtud. que en- aquel siglo conct
bio I'm proyecto para la fundaci6n de
una comunidad socialista cristiana pa
ra los puebloS de indios. Ell lago de
PatZcuaro esta bordado de multitud de
rueblos dc indios tarascos. en- cada
uno de los cuales Sc fabrica solamen
re IN a~rtfculo especial. Asst en- uno Sc
fahrican solamente esteras de todas
classes Y tarnanos, en- otro solamente
frcnos; en- el de mas ALA baules. Off
clos todos Que fueron ensenados a los
ird'os por maestros que llevo el santo
cbispo. Ell cbieto que perseguia al es
tablecer que en- cada pueblo solo Sc
fabricara determinado artfculo fue Ell
dc que comerciando unos con otros V
cambiandose sus productos por necesi
Gad. viviesea ~sIempse en- paz, 10 cual
Sc ha logrado on gran parte.
La Esclela Industrial de San Luis
Potosi, como IL de Artes Y Oficios de
Toluca, me:ecen especial menci6n por
los muchos obreros que han product
90.
Err los hItimos amos Sc han fundado
or Mexico varios colegios salesianos.
todos de artes Y ofIcios para Ell pueblo.
rara los ninos desheredados. que tam
bier han producido muchos artesanos
habiles.
Pero TODD 10 que Sc ha hecho hasta
aquf en- Mexico es pequehlsimo en- com
paracion de 10 Que resta por hacer. Hay
u ~conqu!star a las classes atlas Y
aIn q partc do la mediana para ell ira
bajo manual. para Ia industrial, a fin
de transformer a esas classes, de pro
dactores de intclectuales de muy discu
uble merito. en- obreros industriales.
en- hombres dc empresas y de inic!atl-
a fin de emprender la conquista de
nuestra ~independencia econ6mica e in
dustrial. porqIc mientras que Mexico
necesite para progresar fn~dustrtalmen
te del auxilio ~extranjero V mientras to
das las srandes empresas industrial
les, agrfcolas y mineras estkn en- poder
de extranjeros. nosotros no seremos
independientes dc verdad. Y 81 CONT
nuamos con Tuestra apatfa dejando que
los extrajeros continuen hactendose
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
LOS PLANTELES QUE MEXICO
- MCESITA -
Is b

duenos de todas las fuentes de ~rlqueza,
dentro de pocos amos los m~exicanos
seran parlas en- su propio pals.
Hay que luchar, pues, por Ia indie
p~enoencia economical de Mexico, no
con las armaS. sino con el trabajo.
Hay que coMpetir con ell trabajo y
rara ESQ hay que adlestrar en- las lu-
cias de la industrial a los futures o.
breros, a quienes estA encomenaddo Ia
hermosa tarea de redlmir a. Ia patria
de- tutelaie industrial ~eXtranjero, por
medic de gu inteligencia, de su activi
dad y de ST trabajo.
Nuestra patria no podra ser libre yer
daderamentc sino por medic del traba
jc nacional ~llustrado, empenoso, teso-
mundo y p%atriotico. No debemos excluir
al capital y al talento e~xtranjero del
campo de trabajo sine que debemos
ccnlpetir con 81 en- la noble cruzada
dc la industrial.
Tratar de redimir al pals como 10,
flngio quererlo hacer Ia lgvolucion ca
rrancista per medic del pillaje y del
sGQueo rs uu crlmcn de leSa patria.
La tarea dc conQuistar la indepen
6epcia nacioral tiene que ser lenta. Sc
iequieren muchos amos de trabajo de
los establishes, de Ia prensa. de Ia es"
cuela, de los pensadores patr!otas pa
"a sacudir los vicios seculares que
fereGam3s de Ia domination espanola,
Los esfuerZJS &c transformation debe1
GIrigirse sobre TODD a las classes atlas,
haciendolos rtr que o trabaJan con
irteligencia = constancia o Sc hund-n
y sus htjos y nietos Sc ccvierten en-
pCrdioseros, dcntro de pocos amos, CO.
mo ha ventdo sucediendo desde la epo
c. colonial.
Hay que m%ultiplicar las escuelas de
artes Y ofIc!oS por toda al Republica
Nexicana, 10 mismo que las de agricul
tura, de las que desGraciadamente solo
hay dos en- nuestro pats, y de estas, la
cue Sc haila en- Ciudad JuArez es par
ticular y estA magnificamente monta
ca, segGn informes que tenemos.
La iuventud meyicana de las classes
alta Y media ha dado hasta aquf mucha
importancia a Ia adquisicion de una
carrera cieat!iica. OjalA en- 10 successive
u! OCU.S I4tJc4 HIiG l ca
que es complemento de las ciencias De
aplicaci6n. de la mecanica, de la quf-
mica, de Ia ffsica, de las matematicas,
Ell una paIabra. Sobre TODD, de las ma
tematicas uiytas.
Por ESQ en- nuestra corta permanent
Gle en- la ciuGad de Mexico cre!mos de
nuestro debcr visltar II Escuela Prac
tica de Inger!eros mecanicos y Electri
clstas. perque vemos en- establecimien
tCS de esa indole ell principle de Ia re-
seneraci6n &c nuestra patrla. siempre
arruinada por los te6ricos de Ia polf
tea Y a Ia cual salvaran los hombres
PRACTICES de la industrial.
Y ALI, en- esas escuelas, Sc estan
fernando los hombres del Gnahana, los
que haran IL Independence economical
de nuestro pats, sin Ia cual Ia indepen
dencia polft!ca vale POGO.
Por ESQ lbs insplran verdadero carl
no las ~escuelas de artes Y oficios y
uuisieramcS que Sc multiplicasen en-
por todas parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
Cuento del DIQ
la HEBILLA.

Els una vieja costumbre que he adqui
ri6o desde que estaba en- Ell colegio de
Nine. Rochelle, en- el Institute Ser
gun: todas las noches de Navidad ha-
lilo una pequefa bora conm!go misma,
con IA plurnu en- Ia mano. Para M, el
ano conclLye en- Navidad y no vuelve
. empezar de nuevo hasta ell tres de
Enero. En- ese intervalo tengo Ia i'm
preston de esperar en- n estacion de
f~errocarril Ell proximo tren que va a
lIeear. Las gentes van V Vienen muy
de prisa. con los paquetes debajo del
braZe. No SO vive. Sc liquidan las
cosas detenidas Y Sc preparan o.ras
nuevas. FL tempo Sc detiene para 5a-
Ger inventaric.
Slempre, auque no era mas que
una chiquilla-pero va muy metodica-
dejaba para este periodic todas las
cosas pesadas de fin de ano. Made me
nubiera hecho escribir Il carta nj
yolver a empexar una "obra" antes del
&c de Diciemb-e. e. % me 10 reservaba
nara meditar sobre el uso que habia
hecho de los doce meses p~rece6entes,
= en- examiner mi conciencia y reflexio
mar 10 que prdiera hacer de mi ell n
venidero. Eerdaderamente que yo era
una muIercita muy original, entire Ia
edad de trcce = diez y seis amos! La
rezcla mas !nprevista de misticismo y
5e sentido nr3ctico: gusto Y esperan
u del amor temperados por ms f!rme
roluntad de sacar el mejor partido po-
sible de las cosas, de ~resignarse a las
miserias inevitables; hay que anadlr
tambier. ole me sobraba Imagination
V que tenia IA mania, la T~erdadera ma
MA de Ia rcgla del orden. los cuader
nos muy l:mpios y bien escritos, los
vestidos bien doblados. Ia ropa muy
rrreclada, los cabellos bien ~peinados...
Cuando IL! completamepte una joven,
.ouiero decir. 2 los veinte amos POGO
mas o menos. 81 misticismo Sc fue eva
porando POGO u POGO IA Imagination Sc
suiet6 un roco. aunque siempre me
N ouedadc mucha sensibilid&d. En-
cuanto a Ia mania del orden, Sc ha
aurentado Il MEDIA que terfa mas
donin!os que manejar. Hace seis amos
cue estoy casada, Y sin celebrarse mu
cho. puedo decir que mi casa esta me
rNN
Tor dirigida que Ia mayor parte de
las casas amigos que frecuentarnos...
Ademas hay una c0sa que me lncita
slenpre al orden: es que mi marido
es Ell des6rden, el divide. Ia distraction
m:sna Jay. ' IA fantasia en- persona.
,Cree!s por estos datos que me he ca
sado con IN artista. 81 Fernando fuera
un hombre de letras o un comediante.
tuviera alguua ~probabilidad para que
frsse IN bur-ues economico y arregia
do: asf dicer ahora que es e. estilo
moderno.... Iii marido es IN abogado
no UT aooSado para las causas pasio
males. nj IN consejero para los divor
clos, sino IN abogado para nesocios
de dinero. me comprendeis bien? nego
clos de direro muy complicados, muy
~fastidiosos. cast incomprensibles... Pa
rece que Fernando entiende este per
fectamente y que es I'm abogado su-
yerIor. V 81 lc disputan a porfia. Es
verdad que tiene dos secretaries: me
figure Que deben consumir su juventud
CT correr Ell busca de los papeles del
patron: porque IN cuanto a su CORES
pondencia rrivada-donde no intervie
r,n sus secretarios.-:pobre Fernandez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
(Viene de la Pas. 81

Las EscuelaS Practicas de Aries y
Oficios, as como las de Mecanicos y
Electricistas libertaran a nuestro J,afs
de la afrenta de acudtr a cada paso al
cxtranjero en- demanda de obreros me-
canicos COMPLETENESS. En- Mexico no
faltan talentos industriales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01

Ec tenn. Ia heoia en- mi cintura.
I fernando Ia ha mi-ado con complacen
c:l. rs We dd'cyau.en.e II - l...da-
m murrnura'lo-v adernt- In ils"dis
con much2 gracia.
Puede ser que hubiSse olvidado a
cUal de las dos" Ia habia destirado...
Q mas bien. creo que ambas tenfamos
una igual a Ia otra...
MARCEL PREVOSTj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01

eoior.s de simpaticas banistas. Incluiremos
sdenas. gratis. IN foNeto con los lensuajes
del abanico y del panuelo: c~onssSos q los ena.
raorados. declaration de amor. etc. ETC.. ,
una lista general de precios. Al recibo do
TODD solo ragars listed 81 cent1ros. HaEa 50
1edido hoy nismo a In siguiente direction.
MEXICAN CARD COMPANY.
Box III. Sta. A. Dept. B.
San Antonio. Texas
Todos los pedidos de Mexico o fueTa de los
Estados Unidos. dcben veuir acompanados dc
importe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
UFERTA ESPECIAL.
Pidase Catdlogo.
Cupon de Sl.O0 Gratis

OFERIA {
No mande tinero. envfe sola-
mente gu direction, 3 a vuelta
preciosa ta-jeta para noyios o
de correo lie remitiremos: una
de felicitacion. ultimo y novedo-
so estilo. de Z K 1 pulEadas, con
palisades en- ~realce. impresa en-
espahol. adornads con listones
de seda a dolores , pucsts en- 81
GAIA especial: una docena de pos
tales-rctratos de actrices famo-
sas. Y tres t~ar;ctas de bromuro a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-14
BOOZE" is NOT SLANG
EtymOloris Traces Word Back as
lar us the Year 1900

CLEVELAND. June l3.-"Booze"
has had its ancient and honorable
ancestry IN the English language
uncovered here recently by Prof.
William II. iiulme OF Western Re-
servo university.
Labeled for generations as an
ctymologtcal outlaw and branded az
such with quotation marks. Pro-
fcssur Hulme finds booze" has a
pedigree longer than that Of most
Rings. Its earliest spelling, accord
ing to Professor Hulme. was
"bOwsc." Later writings show II
was "bouse" and finally booze"
Professor Hume Is a member ut
the department uf English In the
college for women OF the university.
He dealt with "boo2r" as "A word
IN paper OH Some Phases ut
Modern Slang" His discoveries
local writers rcmark, come too lnto
to do booze" much good.
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sewers Of the Cuy ~ Tulsa. oklahoma.
An BIDS must be made on pftittAI pro.
posal sheets Furnished BY tho Guy of Tulsa.
The risht 60 reject ans ant Rl lbijr shall
hr rose we'd to The board 70 yutuWissiu mere
~ the CITY " Tulsa pWuhuus.
hitdcfs shall acComuduN each bid win
a. '.fuucd cheek IN the sum ~ five tb%D
ot the amount Of the bid
~! bids viii be opened ana considered
~ mo board at a meeting uf said board
clock u, m. on the g5th day NJ June,
1890.
Mrs. FRANK SEAMAN. city Auditor.
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SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION TO rus
HIGHEST HlDDEN OF THE COAL
AND UNBIASED ~ TuE CHOCTAw
I,oMAs nY TUE UNITED STATES
There will be offered at public auction
to the highest bidder at McAlester, okla,
on June 10 and IL, 1920, the coal and
derlying the surface Of soib17 acres OF
the segregated mineral land In the Choc-
taw and Chickasaw Nations. Oklahoma,
be offered for sale. The coal ia bltuminous
and semi. bituminous, mainly of low VIOLA
tile bunker coal for steamship use
steam coal nigh grade blacksmith
coal and cokiug coal, seams averaging
from 10 TO i5 degrees outcropping az the
surface ana extending to vertical depth
below the surface estimated TO be $500
Practically all Of the tracts offered are
located near cities. towns and railroads
many being crossed by railroads, making
mining purposes Only the coal and asphalt
minerals viii be offered FOR sale, not the
surface. Leased lands will be sold subject I
10 any existing valid leases thereon. No
preference right given except TO lcssecs OF
leased tracts and the state Of oklahoma
as to the coal and asphalt underlying
state penitentiary grounds, Government re-
tsins supervision over all leases and min
Ing operations until full payment OF such
Z
when supervision terminates, No person
can acquire more than four tracts Of $50
acres each, except where such person.
firm or corporation has such tracts under
existing valid leases. BIDS must conform
to tracts as advertised. No bids for frac-
tional paris considered, nor for less than
advertised minimum price, btd- may be
made In person, by natl or by authorized
agen 3. Twenty per cent Of each separate
bid must be accompanied by bank draft
or certified check payable to u. Huddrus.
cashier. Terms 20 per cent in cash at time
OF sale. balance four equal tustal'ments,
payable in one. two three and four years
from date " sale, per cent intetest per
annum OF deferred payments Fun pay
ment purchase price may be made at any
time when deed will issue. Local office at
McAiester Okla: main office, Muskogce.
Okla. For descriptive lists, literature. free
/ of charge, address Gabe T., Parker, super
intcndent for. the Five civilized Tribes.
McAlester Okla, The United states gov
eTnment sends out no advertising or es-
hibit cars to advance or exploit the sale
Of Indian lands. All such concerns are
private enterprises In no wise connected
with the government, Deal direct with tho
above named superintendent at the ad-
dress given. ~
tSignedj CATO SELLS.
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
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(Published In The tulsa Daily world June
g. O. 10, II. 12 10. IL, lb, l6 and II, 1920,
World Publishing Company Publlshetsl
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
s0NJRAITORS

BIDS will be received at the office Of
City AudiSsr Tulsa, Oklahoma, uutN b
o'clock D. M. Monday, June 2isti 1890, for
the construction OF a sanitary sewer IN
chding laterals. connections, and other
appurtenances for Sewer District No. los,
as created and established by Ordinance
No. 2O1G passed and approved the 2eth
day, OF May 1880.
Ifans. profies and Specifications for the
construction Of said sewer system and ap-
purtenanCcs have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board Of Commissioners ~ said
City and are now on file In the office OF
tho city Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets OF tho City of Tulsa.
The rights to reject any and all bids
Ia reserved to the Board Of Commissioners
of the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma,
A certified check In the sum OF five
80 per cent Of the amount ot the bid
Will be required from zach bidder.
All bids will be opened and considered
by the Board Of Commissioners OF said
city at meeting ot said Hoard TO be
held in the City Hall, In Haid city, at .
o'clock a. m on the 22nd iay Of June,
1890,
Any and all parties Interested are hereby
notified that they may appear and protest
against or object to satd proposed Improve
ments or any part thereof or any matter
or thing In relation thereto, at said meet
ing Of the said Hoard Of Commissioners on
the 2gud day OF June. 1920.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor
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Bids will be received az tht Offlce 0f The
city auditor Of the city Of Tulsa, Okla.
homa, until o'clock ., M June ~,
1890 for furnishing
Item No. L. valves.
Item No. g. e. !. pipe and specials,
Item No g. labor and miscellaneous,
An bids shall be sealed snd be addressed
to the City Auditor Of Tulsa, Oklshnma
and be marked plainly on the outside BID
Tor furnishing aud laying east iron water
pipe, ETC.
Detailed Information OF proposed work
and proposal sheets can be obtained at the
office OF the coumissIonsr VI water and
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Contractors
BIDS will be received at the office ot
CITY Auditor, Tulsa, oklahoma, untll 8
o'clock u. m. Monday, June 2lst 1890, for
the construction Of II Sanitary Sewer tn
Guiding latorals connections, apd other
appurtcnances for Sewer District No. l7O,
as created and established by Ordinance
No. 20TS passed and approved the 2sth
day OF May, 1890,
plans. proflies and specifications for the
construction Of said HeNc system and ap-
purtenancss have been adopted by the
Mayor and BOARD Of Commissioners ut said
City and are now on file In the office Of
the city Engineer
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets of the city uf Tulsa,
The rights to reject any and all bids
IN reserved to the Board Of Commissioners
Of the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
4 certified check In the sum OF five
90 per cent Of the amount ~ the bid
Will be required from each bidder
All bids will be opened and considered
by the Board Of Commissioners Of said
city at meeting ot said Hoard TO be
held In the city Han. In said City at .
o'clock a. m. ON the 2snd day OF June,
1920,
Any and all parties interested are hereby
notified that they may appear and protest
against or object TO said proposed Improve
ments ar any part thereof OF any matter
OF thing In relation thereto, at said meet
ing OF the said Board Of Commissioners on
the 22nd day OF June 1920.
MRS, PRANK SEAMAN
City Auditor
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(Puhllshed In The TuIsa Dally World June
June IL, rs, ls, II, ls 10, 20. n, 20 and
20. 1890. World Publishing Co, Publish
Crs)
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


MISPLACED blue and green porketbpok
containing glvssev, Identification card,
three kuys. deposit and check book and
small change finder please call Usage
shlt u, Frances Gormley
Iusr--l Ladies sold wrist watch lost on
liuuld9r between Katy tracks and post
oLllcc- lleMatd Gali usage l2ye.
LOST or STOLEN -lrown and white
collie dog with white collar and face
white spot uu lett hip. snsyers to name
cl NallN. Ecwnrd. usaEe tsgi
TAIL light and license lost Return to
Not netrolt. tcNaId-
bplS that took atredsle pup from i1l
n. Yorktown are knuwn II they Will
t'tdrn pup at once no questions VIII he
asked Otherwise VIII be prosecuted
June q. l920--Strayed or stolen
black mare halter and rope, brand
c on left Jaw; weight ESQ pounds,
notify Claud green, Sinclair Machine
shop.
sTOLEE--Fotd. b-passenscr touring car In
front OF Grand theater Friday. June o
Two Goodyear diamond tread tires on back
gige No. J35a907 sclf starter, $50 reward
Tor return. n found Call sheriff wooley
courthouse or George Perkins. RA So
tOST--small brown purse with i31 in bills
MoffAt, call Usage tSts reward
% ana Fr.co FS %" .ia,on Inora '0S5'Sn f5wsrd 't cs
N.HNN' T'"N
LosT--At noon hour on Friday pair
Of tortoise shell spcctacles; re-
wnrd 9o9 $. Denver.
Purse containing tsb Lost IN Kepdali
car literal reward Cedar ava
LOST June Z, White leather card case
containing a membership card of the
q Cluh findor please call osase 5697
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~ THE PARTY who took the package
from the Msrmon car on Main 81
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LOST-.Gold nlagree bar MIN. three inches
long, finder will be rewarded, Csll Usage
LOST Pair sheli-rlm nose glasses between
Third and Admiral on Rockford Usage
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LOST--N pair u giasses somewhere about
the corner ~ First and Main; finder
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PURELY PFfsoNAL q
CANCERS. tumors sores, g9lter piles. tis-
Dalns. Texas
WEST MAIN maternity ssnitariumi for
the care and protection OF young women.
W Main' DR.. H. II. Newman, Medical
director. so7 cocord DldH, oklnhoma
city.
sENEWAL nice infants for adoption. Cot
taFe Maternity Hospital liib Il. Cieve-
land, Guthrie. rhOne 3i1
nHEUMATISM and blood disorders van
ish under the forsdor Treatment In
voStigate Its guaranteed and strictly con
fIdential Address 79S-C. wotld.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE 10 the public: wll serve chicken
dinner, lunches ana sandwiches tn OF
more TO order. one of the cleanest anu
coolest spots. our object is TO please. one
mile OF Admiral, north ON Peoria Usage
763 or XIV So
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