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BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 900 Ccorner 1O4th 81 -
southern exposure every room: private
bah and telephone elevator: Hungarian
chef refined Hebrew social surroundings.
Mrs. IDA MARKS.
YOUNG man. large, sunny. front room. with
board: elevator. Apartment 81. si4 weekly.
pos Audubon av.. cor. nth.
e5D 12s-130 w Large rooms. Southern cut
sine: psrlor dining table guests.
i22D. 1872 W.-Ccmfortabe furnished rooms;
electricity; excellent table; business people;
Jewish.
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An advertisement ~ NE Lost cad
Round columns Of rHE VIEW TORK
HERALD olJcrs q ,eal pofs'tHtty ~
reoore~i,lg goA lost propeitH
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
ACCOUNTANT, auditor, manager. practical
executive, organizer and systematzer will
take active charge for growing firm long
experience; modern methods; highest creden-
tinls: initial salary So, 800 yearly T., box Z.
Station z, city
BOOKIlEEPEE.
Accountant offers part time services; rca-
sonabe u 1892 Herald. Harlem.
CLERK. Experienced file and register clerk,
librarian. typist desires position In large
law office or law department of corporation.
Il 1882 Herald. Fulton st.
COMPANION.-Lady. highly educated, de-
sires position visiting companion. arnanu-
ensis, French, music, dramatic reader, at
tend correspondence, shopping. marketing.
&C.. afternoons, evenings; highest creden-
tiais. Address L.. 600 West 1880. apt. 80.
Wadsworth $3.50.
COMPANION Cor maid) woman,
about 40, with good reference. as travelling
companion or useful maid 20 lady Cor party
spending winter In South or elsewhere (Cnli-
fornla) understands hairdressing, manicur-
ing, Swedish massage and good seamstress,
Box i0i $50 Columbus nv.
GOVERNEss. nursery. French, speaking
English: most competent: capable IN young
childrcn'H physical care; highest city refer
cnceH. Mile. r.. Jeanne dare Home, 253 w.
2ith.
uovE9NEss. Visiting. Parislenne; Manhat-
tan, Cedarhurst; French, English, pianist
bcwler, 2i3 w. s5th.
GOvERNESS. French. experienced, music; q
years reference; skating. II IA Herald.
Herald 50.
GovERNEss. visiting. French, English;
afternoons and sewing mornings. Write
Mile. Begbeder, 20 Commerce St. N. y. Q.
MAs5EUsE tcolored). license 2s0o4, seeks
lady patients, home or out. McDonell. 100
West 18TH, apt. Z. Audubon 1896.
GOVERNEsS, American, %. experienced
neat systematic. even tempered 20 school
children, sewing n 1929 Herald. Fulton st;
GOVERNESS, FRENCH, EXPERIENCE:
Personal. EXPERIENCES MILE. d.,
~ WEST 8isT. COLUMBUS 9553.
GOVERNEss. visiting, French lady, Wishes
positlon' references. Box 27O. 2iT 9Th av.
LADY refined, wishes position 10 care for
children or as companion TO lady. Box $50,
1894 I'd av.
IROTESTANT young lady wishes position
rs billing clerk, typist or assistant book
keeper; also knowledge OF stepgraphy; five
years experence; first class references.
< Herslde Herald 60
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PARTNER wanted with 5000 10 take active
Interest in high class investment brokerage
business; good opportunity for the future:
bank references given and expected. 70
Herald. Herald So
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SUITABLE space to let for mems cloth
Ing and furnishing goods department,
percentage OF sales plan, in a large and
successful department store in thriving
city or 100, 600 in the middle West: new and
modern story building of reinforced CON
crete will be ready for occupancy about
February or March T. Correspondence in
vite6 THE KLEIN HEF'FELMAN COM
PANY, Canton, Ohio.
THEATRE, movies and vaudeville, long
established with property; owner retiring:
price $50. 900: unusual proposition. HILL
LICFE, t09s Broadway. Brooklyn.
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OK ESTATE MANAArEfs.
Progressive. reliable man go. Christian.
desires position with firm or party where
man Of action is wanted: would consider
position agent OF office building or estate OF
salary basis any other trustworthy posi-
tion; mechanical experience; salary $1,000.
Can be seen evenings, or make appointment
evenings with Alfred Hibstein, 1882 Bath.
gate av.. The Bronx.
TRAVELLING salesman OF proven ability f.
open for good paying proposition; thor
oughly acquainted with every State west OF
the Mississippi: have been selling furniture
but win consider other lines. VIM. A. Lang
care Monarch Mfg. Co.. wichita. Kan.
VALET-Young Danish man wishes position
as valet; experienced. Box II. 619 3D. av.
VALET or butler. refined Japanese. Jos,
14S w. 65th st.
WATERMAN, experienced. useful (4l) first
class references. f A Herald. Herald so.
YOUNG MAN, age %, wishes position at
years experience in same. John Caven, AS
w. 4sth st.
YOUNG man (20) desires employment; for.
merly mail clerk: references furnished.
6i5 Herald, $50 Broadway.
YOUNG man, reliable as useful man or pors
ter. can drive car, country preferred; ref
erences. Long, 1041 I'd av.
YOUNG man. 10. experienced. desires office
position with future: good figurer; highest
credentials 5s6 Herald. $50 Bway.
YOUNG man. colored, %, willing TO do any
thing; English, Spanish: in or out. Chris.
TOPPER. ITO Il. 1929 ct.
YOUNG man (21) wishes position at any.
thing from ga. Ga Herald. $50 B'way.
YOUNG man, refined desires employment
evenings. n 59I Herald. $50 B'way.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Maids. &c.

hAID.-French-Sw Swiss lady's maid; good ref
erences. ;. L., care French Protestant
Church. 12R w. 10Th at
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STENOGRAPHER, young man. knowledge OF
bookkeeping: years business experience;
high school graduate; ambitious: hard work
err excellent references. b A Herald. Her.
aid SO.
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ChsmbermaIds SO.

Chsmbernalds SC.
CIIAAfBEpNa AID Neat. refined very light
young colorcd woman. experienced cham
bsrinaid. waitress. sowing, small refined fatu4
ny ADULTS. city or country best reference:
no agents. ~ Herald. Herald "a.
CANBERwoRIS, light: inexperienced Irish
girl wishes position. Call Fooney. 25i w
f45th
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SUPERINTENDENT

STOCK clerk or shipping clerk. young man
wishes position: AZ years experience Il
Sc Herald. Herald so.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHEI
From Battery to 18th st.. Inclusive.

GREENWICH VILLAGE. a. Grove a., half
block from Sheridan 50. subway station,
large light rooms, baths. kitchenettes, open
fireplaces, elevator. steam heat, 81 200 20
Phone Spring TIE.
zTH ST.. 22s VS. newly decorated rooms;
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Chambermaids, &C.

CHAMBERLAIN Girl. Irish, young. wishes
position as clambernaid and waitress or
useful girl. Call Wednesday and Thursday,
Al W. 18th ST.. from 10 10 3.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

JULIA.-Please come home; everything Is
forgotten, and forgiven; am keeping the
place you left. J.
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REFINED woman companion for gil after
moons; best references. Il 1860 ieraln.
Harlem.
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Borough Of Isrookiyu.

NURSE, trained, wants 20 board privately
children aged S-l2; private house. te2i
orcan av.. ntiyu. Manifold 1910.
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Borough Of Bronx.

NORTHERN AV.. 6s (west 1S0th)-Attrao-
tive front room, kitchen privileges; BUSH
ness lady: reasonable. Apt. 81. Wedsworth
1889
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New Jersey.

FOR rent-Furnislned. Z rooms. bath. iaun-
dry, electric light: modern plumbing,
heater; IL iniles IN Erie minutes from
station: immediate pos session: tenant must
board . school ciillgen and father Ia OK
change for rent. Address OWNER, 100
R~ay. room 5o2.
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MAID-Half time; studio. actress; excellent
references. Call all week. Hudson, 223
Nv Ut .ltN
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Borough OF Queens

CRESCENT ST. 800 (near Grand avD. As
toria, l.. IA bright. clean. furnished
room for one or two business people; steam,
electric, hot water. bath. use OF kitchen II
Central; near cars and subvays. CUM
MTNGS.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

situations Wanted-Naie.
Domestic.
JAPANESE SERVICE AGENCY.
los West 10th. cor. 9th av.
Bryant I1S7-e6aS.
Cook, butler. chauffeur, couple,
houseman, ktchenman.
JAPANESE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY,
159 w. 46th IT. Bryant s07o.
Select Domestic Help.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency.
Bryant 73t. SOL 9Th av., between 45th-46th
SITS fancy cook, faithful butler.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency;
select help. 1877 Lexington av. Mad So. e30s.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

! EUR-MECHANIC. married; ~
years city driving; careful. ohliging. ss
| Herald, Herald SO.
CHAUFFEUR. refined young man. wishes
: position: best reference; private preferred.
&c. Grundelman. 4a7 Van Brunt st.
Z HAUFFEUR desires position; IL years ref
N'rences: private. commercial. Smith. IL
W. st 127th.
CHAUFFEUR. 80. married. wishes position.
epi amercial II years experience; refer
encea. Il. Hirschfeld. 1854 I'd av.
Gnu FFEUR- mechanic. colored; neat, gem
tlei MA My. pleasing personality; highest tes-
tinoi uNls. Bum. Audubon 9110.
CIiAJ N'FEUR. mechanic private; own
pairsGA years experienced city or country;
referen,Ns. 100 Herald. Herald SO.
CHAUF.S EUR.-Gentleman disseminating au-
tomobil\y recommends exceptionally trust
worthy ch\ 'uffeur. Flopsen. 44e W. 57th.
CHAUFFEl r., neat polite, 10 years expert
ence; highl class cars, wishes private posi-
ton; best "a erences. silvy. 522 w. 1880.
CHAUFFEJ a butler. colored; city or coun-
try. Chas. III. 1l9 W. 1lst ST.. apt. GA.
careful drivelH any car. 207 w. Goth
CHAUFFEUR "a shes position: years last
employment JAIN stack. 24S East 30th.
CHEF (4o5. FIR, "a ch. high class European
and American oolsing. wishes position
private or club; N ecial parties by day or
East s4th. Rhinel. A1der 1926.
years. eaperienc s.0 60 Herald. Herald 50.
CLERK. middle aged,\ dependable. now en-
ployed, desires post \ N down town; expe-
rienced inNoffice work; A'orrner stenographer;
$50 start: 972 Heral Fulton st.
CLERICAL. correspond At (crediI. collec-
tions. generaD; experie y 'ed: college gradu-
ate. s. Kramer. 1892 Mi y ord place.
CONSTRUCTION ENG NEER, civil.
mechanical. electrical administrations
10 years charge of design, construction
operation of public util. les abroad.
desires connection with Interests en-
gagged In or contemplating l'd reign con
structon work. $50 He~ ild.' Her
aid SO.
CooK-Colored young man wani position
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Borough Of BROOKLYN.

GENET In only: Two large roouis steam
rea. ho. snC cold water, electricity: con-
venisut 10 BATH SewlSirl express subway.
Phone. Mansfield 49,
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Nurses. sc.

NURSE. Scotch: experienced infants nurse;
competent; $50; Christians; reference. 1888
w Dad
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student, houseworker. expert
enced, out 10-4, wants n position with
small family Write Tasun Naka, 102 w.
1880 n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

against Georgia Vinegar; Stella
Groves against John Groves.
-
GEORGE W. HANNA. sos South
Boston avenue. rcturne to his duties
~ constable In the court of Justice
II. q. Gray Wednesday, after an alb
sence from the office for three
weeks. because OF Illness.
=
MADAME STANLEY, whose on
gagement In this city was cancelled
on account OF an unsatisfactory scat
sale. was In Tulsa for. the day. Tues
day. en- route from Dallas, Texas. "a
New York.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued
to the following Wedncday by the
clerk OF county court: Roy Brady
"a. and Helen T.. Wall. 30, Tulsa
Benjamin II. Gilbert. 35. and Bertha
Smith, 30, Tulsa.
PETITIONS for divorce we're filed
In district court Wednesday by
Marie Bcnight against W. NJ. he
night; Billy Ashc against Arthur
Ashc: william Vigclius against
Amanda Vigelius.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
TULSANS BANDED
IN RELIEF DRIVE
Local Committee to Help
Raise 3 Million for
Europe Is Picked

Tulsa is organized this morning to
shoulder her Just part In America 4
greatest Christmas gift to the world
the feeding OF 100000 destitute
children Of Europe through the bar
rem winter months ahead.
Committee Complete.
The Tulsa com mittec to direct the
local section of the nation wide
campaign to be launched next Sun
day by the eight leading welfare of-
ganizations OF America, operating
jointly under tho general title OF the
European Relief Council, was com
pleted yesterday. II comprises the
following prominent Tulsans: j. a..
HUI, chairman, G. j.. farrcn, vice
chairman; n. u. Graham. treasurer;
e. II. Buchner. representing the Y.
NJ. G. A, secretary; Al Farmer, rep
rcscnting Tulsa chapter. American
Red Cross: X. J.. Jones, state RED
Cross. Emil Offcnbachcr. jewish or
ganizations; u. NJ. Gallagher.
knights OF Columbus; Miss Edna
Pyle. Y. w. e. A.. and Ralph Tai
bot.
Inaugurated Sunday by appeals
from tho pulpl,s of all leading
churches In Tulsa. the campaign will
be pushed throughout the Christ =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat If You Feel
Backachy or Have Bladder
Trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which ex-
cites and overworks the kidneys In
their efforts TO filter 1t from the sys-
TEN. Regular eaters OF meat must
flush the kidneys occasionally. You
must relieve them like you relieve
your bowels, removing all the acids,
waste and poison. else YOU feel a
dun misery in the kidney region,
sharp pains In the back or sick head
ache, dizziness, your stomach sours,
tongue Is coated aud when the
weather Is bad you have Rheumatic
twinges. The urine IL cloudy. full Of
sediment; the channels often get ir.
ritated, obllging YOU to get up two
or three times turing the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush off the bOdy's urinous
waste get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy. take a
tablespoonful in a glass OF water be.
fore breakfast for few days ana
your kidneys will then act fine ana
bladder disorders disappear. Thi.
famous salts Is made from the acid
OF grapes and lemon juice. combine a
with lithia. and has been used 70,
generation to clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladdei
irritation. lad Salts Is inexpensive
harmless and makes a delightful Of,
ferveecent lithia- water drink which
millions OF men and women take nov
ana then. thus avoiding serious kid
esy and bladder diseases. .--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

mas period by every available
agency Of the com bined charitable,
welfare and relief organizations
whose national headquarters have
Joined hands to effect the WORLDS
greatest single enterprise for the re-
lief Of human suffering.
The Tulsa Rotary club In meeting
yesterday unanimously voted to fol-
low the lead Of Rotary clubs
throughout the United States, and
place its every energy behind the
movement. G. Il. Buchner, secre-
tary of the local committee OF the
council. addressed the members.
The Tulsa Y. w. G. A. and other
prominent local women's organiza.
tions. will play a conspicuous part In
the campaign.
Immediately following organiza-
tion Of the Tulsa committee, Chair
man Hull made public the following
statement briefly outlining the need
and the character Of the oncoming
campaign.
8 Million Fxcc Starvation.
"Some 100000 waif. undernour-
ishcd and destitute children today
face starvation and miserable death
In the severe winter that II now set
Ting down on central Europe. Their
governments. struggling to recuper-
ate from tho devastation OF six
years OF war and Reorganization. are
powerless to give them aid. The
United States is the sole hope oi
these children.
Recognizing the imminence of an
appalling world tragedy II imme-
date measures on large scale were
not taken to prevent II. eight OF
Americas leading philanthropic or
ganizations. headed by Herbert
Hoover's American relief admins
tratior. which during the past two
years has saved 100000 children
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
FREED FROM THE
PHYSIC HABIT
Says her constipation ended and
stomach trouble left. Tells how.

a., -, -, .
hs" s'"m"oh fouo'e ana const'pa-
tton very had for long time Tried
.v.rv,,inx ,u, I'm, ,.,,,, s,,,,.. ,
INA " "''' s"s "'s"'
could hardly eat anything and my bowels
wouldn't move unIess took m pbyr,o
sv,rv aav hay. .. .,,,.x, ,,,..,, -,
' "",' '' =" S'ppo'' '"yse' s"u
TWO ch'"reh' YET couidnt work.
."rhs first bo,,ic n, Nun. Ewu,s,oc ain
-,a., D.. -. .,, ~,
"'""''s 'o "'. a"" ""'o continue" hs
use until now ] feel line and can work
every day, I have m wood appetite INV
-, ~
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WORLDS PAIN AND
ACHE llNIMENT
just one trial convinc,,s you SlOan's
Iitniiicnt helps drive away
rheumatism twingc@.

" HY endure pain when you
w know Sloan's Liniment win re.
lieve II promptlyp II couldn't
remain the Worlds Linimest for 80
years II 1t wasn't highly beneficial In
relieving rheumatic aches, stiff
joints, sore muscles, lumbEo, lam,
back, neuralgia. strain, bruises anC
the results OF exposure to bad
weather.
Ponetrates without rubbing. leav-
Ing no stained skin, cloggcd pores
mussiness. A pain and ache liM'
ment that stands alone in doing
what II Is meant to do. Get 4
bottle today and keep II handy. Al
druggists. Three sizes-S5c. zoe
sl.+0. The largest Is most ecQnomi
cal
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CITY Briefs

y. CONSTANTfN. local oil man.
has returned from Inspection Of his
gas holdings In III Dorado, Kan. e..
Mazeret and Mr.. j. tllhol. both men
! from Paris, who returned last sum
mer with Constantin from France,
have left for their homes abroad.
They were here on official business.
=
A NEW FORD, belonging to A. II.
Thomas, 722 South Boston avenue,
was stolen from his garage at $40
East Eighth street. Tuesday night.
The theft was reported to the police
department. but no trace OF tho
vehicle was found.
=
FIRST RESBYTERIAN church
has appropriated n fund OF $40. 600.
which In To bo used for tho pur-
chase OF n new mansc. To be occu-
pied by Rev. e. w. Kerr, and his
family. The old residence, Just
north OF the church. which for many
years has bccn occupied by tho Kerr
family. will he used for tho over
flow OF the Sunday school.
=
GOLDEN PERKINS, son OF II. L..
Perkins. Is Just out OF the hospital
after two weeks OF confinement
lI'H1 iHJuil'N I'f'lNfi Wn'n no %nH
run down by an automobile. The
bov, who is 10 years OF age. rus.
tanned serious injuries about the
head, which have temporarily i'm
paired his hearing.
BORN TO Mr.. and Mrs. q. F.
Hicks Of &C North Tunis. December
10, daughter Mother and child
are mt oklahoma hospital
THE CHILDREN'S story hour of
the public library. which IL held
each week on Saturday afternoon for
hoys and girls OF tho city. has been
deferred for tho holiday season. to
he resumed again Friday. January
Z. 1921.
MIR. AND MRS Harry A. Earns
and daughter. Miss Glenn. who have
been absent from tho city for tho
past five months, Will arrive homo
shortly to spend the holidays. Mr..
and Mrs. Earns have been In Tam
pico. Mexico. while Miss Glenn hns
been In school nj Austin, Texas.
whore she is n pupil OF tho Whitc&
slit.
~
DEGREES OF divorce were grant
cd In district court Wednesday to
Gladys II. Widcncr against II. w,
Widencr. r. T.. Benson against
Blanche BENSON: Thomas Vinegar
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Mowbray Undertaking Co.
eos 8. Boulder--phone %.
Ambulance Servicc-Ad,-
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LIBEL SUIT AGAINST JONES
Editor Of Tribune Sued for $50, 900
by Participant In Fist Fight.

Damages or SbO,OOO were asked
In n libel suit filed In district court
Wednesday by Paul Toomcy against
X. IT, Jones' and the Tulsa Tribune
company. In which the plaintiff sets
out that certain printed head lines
and paragraphs reflected on his pa
triotlm. The suit was the result OF
matter printed In the defendant
newspaper concerning fight be-
tween Toomey aud J. G. Archer on
December 3.
a second suit was also filed by
Toomey against Archer In which
da images OF 5000 are asked on the
ground that tho plaintiff has been
injured to that amount by an az
sault and battery by Archer on the
plaintiff
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

Joint Distribution com mi,,es r,
constitute the European relic, oon,' ,.e
cil." WINS
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Of central Europe from starvation.
have Joined in a single great appeal
to the American people. But $685.
900, is needed OF Americas wealth
to tide 100000 children through
the winter and spring until the com
Ing OF their own harvesis. The eight
national welfare organizations join ed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

in this greatest humanitarian effort
are: The American Relief admin
istfation, the American Red Cross,
the Y. NJ. G. A., the Y. w. c. a.. the
Federal Churches of Christ In
America, the Knights OF Columbus,
the American Friends service com
mittee (Quakers). and the Jewish
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16

DEGREES OF divorce were grant
cd In district court Wednesday to
Gladys II. Widcner against II. w.
Widencr; II. u. Benson against
Blanche BENSON: Thomas Vinegar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-16
Nut Rails Find Favor.

TAHLEouAH. Dec. lb.--,lianuchc
balls, composed principally OF hick-
orv nuts well beaten "! u mortar are
selling like tho proverbial hot
cakes. An aged woman from the
hills "A few days ago sold 81 balls In
about that number OF minutes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

MBURN, GERTRUDE MAMIE-(NEE
u Tlemeier), wife of Charles E. Oburn,
1929 Terrace avenue, Feb. s, 1920. Flu
neral at residence, Friday, 2 p. m.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

SO at the home of her uncle J. F. Neid-
hamer 2176 Shelby street. Wednesday,
Feb. 4. Services 1t the home Friday at
D. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
HILL.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
IN MEMORIAM.

BN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF BABY
Smith, who departed two years agb to-
day:
Though only with me a few brief mo-
ments my love for you is great and as
fresh on my mind as II today.
MOTHER AND SISTER.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
CARD OF THANKS.

XAEE DESIRE TO THANK OUR RELA-
~ tives and friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown US during the Illness and
death of our dear wife and mother Ber-
tina Meyer; especially Mrs. Weldrum and
the employees of the Midwest Engine Co.,
Rev. Oldham. Tishimingo tribe. Mr.. and
tributes.
HARRY MEYER AND CHILDREN.