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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
TIE WIZ AWAKE CIRCLE
 Boys and Girls peuaftnent.

wits stt tell .y5a 4S5us the filings we ire doing 1t seAeoi We have geography tne day and History the next. We have q rev .tesehef this year. Ws have clyi6s oA fhssaky. sI d6hsf ike c.vics. be- cssfss t has t5os many duSsssons. [ like reading ana sptiilng. 1t is hztu t5 rs- merkSst the askss In histsfy. qus teach efH hsnse is Miss Pack1a She has ,a ssfxp that shs whips the children win | kAvs fos lApt 2 NhspYsng fsohp, her yet
 DARW1E TRACY, 'Aeld ! ;
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
ALLEGED CoSFBSsI6Ne 0R
 $xs., ,oce BIBHRrY BOND kobBEhY

New York, Dec. i.--THs poiics this d. tern6on@ announced that tAss mystery Sur rounding tise h6id-up and reb6sfy ef s4s7,o0 wsrtfi Of Lis&rtx bSn1s trdnt the two bank niesseiEefs in Bsockiyi ses- terday was. about, cleared y1 thf6HSh an alleged confession procured by deteetlves the casa .. s-ss
 An arrest, .orr arrests. ztyeady Kaye bSen iaade and others tsfs expected ,be- iefs. the tAd 6ks tns. aaE ln the .case,. 1t was stated.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
NY Pct Cat.

Ttat Bneis jea. wsaia yss ike te heaf aSsds ny betf 1t is | iitsis Kitten, .ust hye iithths'. oid: # Is $ funny e6i. 6t. fhe sSief Sf fny kitssa ls gray. aad st bsStf that the ehiaaaasn use fa tEs laundry. i play with her jast as ds mt dsii, set l seaid rather hass scaties thsn. any a6ih i d.ess her up; sut her In the carriage aad Eilsei iief around liks my a6ii. She never ,usnps osit zFid she bthavts as ESea as can bs:' wish ysa eoutd zee Hef aii dfessea sp. Psr. hxps you win meet us some day out xaiklhs.. woaid you like ts near mora abStt .C.etle7'' ;
 MARY is1 BELLE PHILLIPS, Ass 5.
 tfan.ptef, Stkti6n.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
Thanksgiving nay,

Dear UaeierJed: The Unlted States has set apart a special day in the year and called it Thanksgiving day. It Is the last Thursday in November. On this day es-. pseiaNy Ee are to render thanks to God for HIS many gifts to US in the past year.
 am gratstai to God Sor inahy things. He has given ne kind, loving parents, good teachers, a fine home and my health. ' .1,.z,
 I think thxt inc ssst way og showing God hosf thankful am Is to De as sood as know how. will try hereafter to be faithful in allanny autiesi cheerful and dliigent: will show my gratitude to my parents and teachers by being cbeaient and not causing them, any extra trouble. Thus l. car give thanks for :; my many blessings. rs-- = '- 4
 X ALICE CTR, Afs 10
 NorTich
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
NofSiei
5fv.Tfi6 t4 f2tti1k1Ae.

Dear Uheie aJeas Ky metAsa ana I were psanaiag to,. so to ,Pfcvsdshes ..te Zee 6,y gfaaeat6tasf =, ong Saturday morning. my cousin. teeir is 10 tke gta- ten l. ike to. .,.ri6e 6h thS cars And see the views from tAe ,wifaess. whsa ct6cs. We took l walk down to See Bor.ae of the large sloTeg. I saw n}siy pretty things ii the ~iAaowa Th9 next day We. Eeks to see; s6nae of off eoiis- ias Fhe live h another part ,of the city. h the evening my nfieie took: ffie f6r q long walks saw the state house and also Enothe+ bniidlRf wiieh was sixteen stories hlSn WS csfns herit Una next day and my gr&ndnsthef caiiis with -tis..- .-gs es-ss s'
 .,, .-q.s Q. .diaADFs DAVIS. ry,N S1,,t,,,,4,.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
SUES FOR 1000 TOR
 DAMAGEs TO AUTOMOBILE F

. A civil suit for Si,oo0 daniaEes has been brought Oh behalf of Louis Plot aiek : Of Norwich, against Antonio Gut l!ahc of New London. Sheriff M. J. tofnobile belonging to Gdiilano. The suit aflses out of damages to a car belong ihk 10 Plotnick. suffered on Sept. F, when 1t Is claimed that Gnillano's car sid6sNipAd Pl6tnisk's car on the Nerwich foad nSaf ffadlnE Cove
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
our sssosi. E.ts,tsts.. s;e..

2 Dear tjaeie Jed;:f I Am new about to tell you about our schoci .ehtess$ $ianasft Saturday, November 30. The dkjecs os having the eitstt2ihnieAt was lo raise fssnt opened With a recitation by tas youngest child of the scfi66i, i've years '6fa and then fcliswed a flag driii, songs, rselsations and dialogues, which Were Eltfls Miss Van WiHsts, Ten Littis PuTAs kid Hezdsi GraHdalafs Birthdays. safends lng Stockings and I've est the Rhe3nna- tis CskA ana cotTee were sold and a&Ac- Ing enjoyed uh.ii a late hour.
 -,e EVA E. FRIES, Are 1s.
 Arasten,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
MY NsW aan.

Dear UHcig ted :e 1 am writing Ssy ssss letter to you. ana hope you will put fl iA th4 Wide-AWake department.
 One day last ;s&r nay father tousht me a new gun. It was a .es rife. ! vent hsands. When Ws got near shs woods we we iss them go.s We .heard them g6 over a h!il, 11looked and saw. the fox It ESs A red fox. put my Fife, t5 ny sshssf6ef ana fired two shots ana did not seS tic foF any more. The dogs stopped b4rkthe.
 F went up 6n; tie hflfg and saw the fdx wounded and tke dogs were bstiHg him. ] ptsked up the fa1 and went to i66k fof ny father and found him ts5EiHg wifi ai- otAef hnntef. a1d the Hunter eaid bs SzR ffe Kill the fox Hew nry sAtfes fx3oissd i! ssa HAROLD MARRA, ATs ii. :.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
4 Whtk iA Eapsst eatk.

Dear Uncis jea While. spending a few days in SbfiAgHsld, Mass. last sum nssr, we took | trip to Forest park W1siit there Hc gaR many animals. ef ir. sersss Including i've iioiis. many busfa. itts, silver gray Sb4 psacoeks. English Sheasants, ducks and seesk. Also many A.Refsnt kinds of rasbits ana ls,oAksya TSe monkeys were vtsy amusing, plsy- :pe with h penny. One, woald taks ths penny Aha roll t vssh his paw, sf spke.ai :asEFest wss an Srphkf, deer. Tnls its!e animal was fetad and bfSuSit s6 the park ky some bSys 1t vas I6S yeAnf te Ake fte4 ee .lt xsas hrSAkht rp Sii | bStsse. F ysN hzFe Tltvss Seen so Forsst p4Tks t is aslishtkdi niaes to spsnd Aa sftsE1sth;
 AbfcE oLssoN, Ass {.
 DaAleisAh. s-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
fM1kFY xIafEANEG 4o, dkEET .e4. fHnsfD2Nf-ElEcf HAEDINd

ssex5sst .asews, -vass pee 4:EFhifty afrplanes from .I.angtsy field viii greet PftsidentAeiect aAratnS wheR Ne enters ths sTisgiai2 eabss 6AeSfda1 fi3of&ih9s ae- eoFdins to anndqseeAhsnt nieae heye to aays. The ssi2ehlaea %tl act ss Sh ses- c6rt Sf. nSH6f f6f Ar. >fiafainSs Who. Viii land &t ofd P6iat and ,iatsf Slsit NSF. folk and Newport News
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
BITTER. THAN 2 CIAIIlOlNiH.
Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
 Are a Harmless Substitute

Dx. EAwards' Olive Tablets are tie s%aiit of Dr: EdHatds', deterfafffzties fSot tb treat Hytx and bowel cenpiaints %ith calopaA For l7 years he issss these tablets Ia vegetable Scnipu4ad lri1ed with olive oil. in bis private practice with treat eueeAss. :.
 They do an the Eood tflst raloniA does but hrve n6 bad after ekedts. Nt pains, hc eriping, ho iniAsy to tn1 guns or danger from add foesis-yet fhey stimulate the iisrf aid h5Fsis. fake Dr. Edwards OIivt Tzblsts when you feel '.I6gy" and "hS8N. " Note how they clear eioussa htaia Assz pefk up thA sbiS1ta loc and zSe bdx.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
SIGNS ACQUISITION FOR f
 NEW LONDON COUNTY BIGIkf1s

Lieut. Gov. Clifford B. wilson ~as called on Wednesday to perform. his first ast as acting governor. since soot- ernor Holcomb left the state, to attend the conference of governors at Haf7s- burgh, Pa. He was asDed by the auSf5ri- ties sof New London county 10 siERs . requisitlon for the extradition- of HSrfld Loomis wanted on the charge of. bls- amy. alleged to have been comniithen n New London. Feb. 12, 1919. ehief Clerk Rood of the executive department. sent the papers to acting Governsr jWil- son of Bridgeport by Sergeant Chaxi.s Hammond of New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
Th. Yirat fkaAkftaxiAt.

: pese pae.s Jed an sending you a story; and the aafne of II is The F.rrt T1sAnxsgsriiis. ..sa
 When ti1e Pilgrims fist came to this land. three hundred yeai1 ago they found in their chosen h6i,s no aas but ifia dians The flSss year the Pilgrims. crops failed, ana with nothing in ihelr Etofe- houses they would fnve starved if the If,- disas had not given thSfa esifY,..
 When tAe snow and lcz of that bitter 'giatsr was gone the Indians snoMed the white people how f6 piaht ccfn 50 as to get q big hafvest, and taught them how to catch. great nets ot. iiah caiiea the ale &iyes In the strsasisr
 Ths. Indians fdt one. 6f tBo of these nsh In aasA Hole wnsfs ttey biantsd tkres or fotiE ksfnsis of e6fn. .The sandy eoii was rnaae fich and fertile, So tiiat the corn couid srcw large end strong, When crop. They could mako ea6ukh s hasly pudding. kS6wfi 6ssad &hd i5hnfy ,take to last till 'tA6 next haryesss.
 Tiseu they invited the Indians Nho had helped them so much to aoaat to theif first 2. ,. s'topiifE IEwERk, Ars is.. ThiAksgiviAg Day DS3h a sht Fkria. Dear Gnci4 Jsd AZ I hsven't written to ths Nide-AWakes h softe lime, l would like to tell them about my Thanks.
 giving day 'd0ssa eh the farm.
 We started from home absit } s,cioei and bfaSsd the storm ahd arrived at tht l farm in Killinkly about 10 o'clock. i'h, dinner was pretty wei Under way, liner, being four children at the farm, and tiifea Of us. we were told to keep rather qsiist l as we had to stay in the house. S6 v, s6irned little gFottps and we cracked nut and zlso cfacksd jokes at the same tifni 1 to hefp mako merry. '.-'---
 1 Finally the dinner was aan6unced, ant 1t. certainly vas . fine dinner. The bii
 of fare consisted of swo roasted chicken,
 and two Tozsted~gulnta hens, mashed DO ttatoes, mashed tufnips, boiled onions
 baked fnseafoni' gravy, cranberry sauce Indian meal pldding, baianas, oranges
 apples, hnts and candy for dessert. w,
 all ate so much ws, thought Ne Ws,iidn' have te eat for q %esk. -.
 We stayed, around for while and tiiei
 we decided t6 g5 home. as 1t gets .dafl early now. We thanked them for ti1ei
 lovely dintef. Ns came home thsougi
 Danieis6n and atsivsa home about dash
 after having 2 lovely time, i JUNE EVANS, Age Is. l Plainaeld.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
My Birthday Party

Dear Uncle Jed: I wal, to teil you about ny biFthda5 party. oet. 20. Tfers were nine children under l4 ayears old present. We had tRe tables, tie grown Up people at one table and the children s4 the other table. In the afternoor. we played gaTfes on tie lawn. My birhday cake had eleven candies on t. I got a soid bracelet. cloth for white dress. g box of home. made fudge. two hair rib 6or3s, 5e cents in money and i've blfthday cards s.s...
 =. ri .ISSN J. FRIES. Az. il Arnston c6nn. ihM3la,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
peclIncs esl lto New London.

Rev. Dr. L. ". Sanford, pastor of the Unitarian church at walpole, N H.. to whom call to the pastor2te of Ali Souls Unitarian -Universalist church; of Kew London. was recently extended, has writ ten the church board of trustees that he will be unable to acoep: the position for business reasons.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
sobN1eH BULLETIN 1HuesDlY, DECEMBER, 2, lszu

whiss Tszn Aia aTaf Eaifsd steh isns dtsfaaee osi ths Nlssisslpt. Aver.
 Ths soifAeT bkek was very difficult. Eioas ssoaihs Of hszd labor ''weie spent la rettsaiEk t5 Ixke Michigan They had travesed E 100 miles. Few saan have been more useful to the world than thes6 twe, explorers. ..s r- s.-e s@s4 ..i. ALICE ulseELIA ANDERSON, Ago 18.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
our HIM.


 Dear Unele Ja0: I am going tS write ant isii you. about oI- fa5fn-
 Wc h4xe one horse. Her name is Quteny. We have two cows, One is Brown it's nafie IS Bessie Another is hleck and white; it's name is Star. We have little calf, too Its name is Brownie. We have ai hens and six little weeay z tf,Sckens just born They are. awful cum hing. Me have t4s cats. one is Trixy and tfie oshsr5 Is Black Beauty E she has no tall. We kare asdog named: Princess. too. HIS catches rabbits and wcodehucks but nsrer brings them, home Every night when I,coffie home from school I haSe to feed the hens, bring in wood, get kindiinss and shut vp tho he;is. l had very mics, Thanksgiving and I hope you did, too. Ny little brother and made snow f1ieil aEd snoxba,is ali day .o;iss. .,.r .a .e.s::..... 1.r-<l, S1n1;,3e4e.,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
kuiss Tee YsdnF Writsfl.

f-wfi,s plainly on one sids of sAd paper only, and nurnbe- thk pAEss.
 z-Use ped and ink, n6t rencit
 s--shoft and pointed Articles VII M given preference. Do n6t ass over sac words, s- ..u
 t-orisinai stories or iettsrs enly. VII be used M s-wriis your name. age ana s1sftss plainly al the bottom ot the story
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Ariddietown.-The Middietown .recrea- ton and community service commit tee has arranged 10 conduct music d. rectors,. institute, or song. JeaderH. schoel. as it is moro commc nly known.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
AN9anxeffS WAdN ,SeAEd6- 4-
 zSANxfN0. NEXT M6HDAx

washington, Bet hA=1ht 3tlnE 1szts |erators, meeting hefs teakS, aefts4 tS resume rsSs nsxsssiAs1sns h PkiEsassphi4
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
aosnt t,ss , street.

d62n tfs street: s'sssf yssss Y People ittssasd from eheir houses, ana by, .hA line. 1t wa over Fita 5ehanls Was very l1ness frsghtshed.
 ,affis parents feuta 1t oht ana pan.sh- , ADELAIDE FRAEY. Age ii.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
ASPIRIN

warning.s Unless you see the nkltA "Bayer" on package or on tabletsf y9i are mot getting genuine Aspirin pfts
 scribed by .physiciasns for twenty-onE years and proved safe by millions, 'raise Aspirin only as told in the Bafec package for Qplds, Headache. Netrfl7 gia, .Rheumati&n, Earache. Toothaohes. Luuibago and for Rain. Handysst st1ra boxes Of twelve Bayer Tablets ofNAsbi. rin cost few cents. ;Ifuggists alsof knii, larger paclSa ges-s.AEpirin Is the fsde aceticacidester of Saiicyllcacid. f{i.'
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
sHIffISG BOARD INQUIRY
 TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED

,,erSh. stoningten.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
URGE EX-SOLDIERS
TO HURRY CLAIMS
Red Cross Endeavoring
:. to Adjust Requests of
y Government.

Unsettled claims on the govern
ment with the high average Of four
TO an oN-servicc man arc Indicated
on the Qucstionnaires sent TO eN-
service men OF Tulsa county by the
home service section Of the Red Cross
and now being returned TO the local
office according to Mrs. Halle Co
lay, home service secretary.
As soon after receipt Of an indi.
vidual qucstionnairc as possible. a
letter Is sent 10 the eN-service man
stating the claims which he is en-
titled TO make and requesting that
he do so at once either by CORE
spordcncc or in person through tho
county office. Tho volume of CORE
spundcnCo due 10 the results OF the
missionaries has been SO heavy
that another stcnographer has been
employed.
.s"The home service wishes to get
~ touch with all those who nave not
vet put In their claims and TO urge
them 90 do go Mrs Golay said.
I'VE wish to finish as much Of tho
work as possible, filing now claims
as VOL as settling the Old DO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

thing terrible and the doctor's medi-
cine did me no good at all--my pains
got worsc instead of better. l began
taking the Vegetable Compound and
felt a change from the first. Now I
feel fine and advise any one going
through the Change of Life to try il,
for it cured me after had given up all
hopes Of getting better. You can
publish this and / will tell any one
who writes TO noe the good 1t has done
me. Mrs. MABGARET DAM, 743 N.
25th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
IL hardly seems possible that there
is woman in this country who will
continue to suffer without giving
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound a trial after all the evidence
that is continually being published,
proving beyond contradiction that
this grand old medicine has relieved
many suffering women.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
MGHT nOusKMEEPING ROOMS 10

tibhG hoA NP.nffFtNb hoOhH IL
FOR RENT-2 rooms Tor light house
and back entrance. 81 60 per week. $40
$. Rockford, Usage 67sG,
TWO light housekeeping rooms Tor rent.
as West chicago Place. call cedar 727.
FOR RENT--Two light housekeeping
rooms, 500 N Frisco. Usage sGse.
ELwOOD, N, 6iG--LarEe front room Tor
nght housekeeping modern. psage 6s7l.
QUAKER. 3, si7--Light housekccp.ng
rooms; modern, cool. sOuthrast room.
HODGE. u, ii2S-Lght housokecping
rooms for rent. Osagc sOst
THIRD. r., it42-Cool furulahcd rooms
for light housekeeping Phone Cedar
1888.
FRISCO, NJ bOeIa-2 suitoB of LIGHT house
keeping rooms, modern OssEe AG't.
HURRY MESSENGER SERVICE CEDAR
SOUTH SIDE blocks west of post Of
flee, room nicely furnished modern
spartmenti private telephone, everything
furnished; rent reasonable cedar lOh3.
BOSTON y, 42O-Oue furnished apart
ment for rent two bedrooms
FIFTH W 6ls--Clean. modern house
keeping rooms southeast exposure. close
In, on car line. Adults. DHago 69is.
CHEYENNE. n, 6Ai--2 nice clean frgpt
rooms, mahogany furniture, adults only.
TWO light housekeeping rooms for rent.
209 W. Brady. Osage l72s u.
ARCHER, ". st7 HouHekcepine room,
on car line. modern. children welcome.
HASKELL r.. 2lg-Furutshcd rooms Tor
ught housekeeping modern c'oso In.
LIGHT housekccpinE room and two slscp
ing rooms for rent, osaFe G5Gs.
FURNIsHED light Housekeeping rooms
Tor rent OHaFe b7t3.R X.
BOSTON, r.. i7iG-3 south furniEnci
Housekeeping rooms; good wcu. Phone
Usage 45i2
ADMIRAL. w., 1909 we'll mrui.had
down stairs front rooms. modern and
conveniept
ADMIRAL. iil4--2 rooms nicoly furnished
for housekeeping Phone Usage 2sil.
PHEoNiX, g, sOi-Llght housekeeping
rooms; modern.
SECOND. ~. l1s-For rent To light
housekeeping room; adjoining bath.
Phone Usage a7t9 H.
. LARGE rooms ON ground floors; suit
able for two coup'eF. osago 1886
or 8 ROOMS we'll furnished u or Q
hAds f desired cal Osage 1866
THIRD. D., iiOA--Large modern house
keeping room OEage A3ls
FOR RENT--Two sleeping rooms, Kitchen
liyng room and dining room privileges
l6lS D. Baltimore,
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MANS vegetable
Compound has
done me. ] had
organic troubles
a n d am oing
{ rough h e
Change of Life.
/ was taken with
q pain-in my side
and q bad head
ache. / could not
lie down, could
not eat or sleep.
| suffered some
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
REMARKABLE
RECOVERY
Due to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Philadelphia, Pa.--"I want to let
you know what good Lydia Il. Pink
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS

JACOBS HOTEL
400 rooms. good ventilation, per week
IS 80 and $3.50, per day 81 90 and 81 20
aos East First street Phone OraEe 1870
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BOARD AND ROOMS


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,oom nicely furnishcd apartment
modern. private toitrhouc every ythlns fur
ntshrii rent rsa4nrabIo cedar 1903
LLOYD UtCuwY CLEANERs
Modern cleaners. rkUitui dycr. expert,
h.''I nl'nut ll..'fl w. ~ 'lle' ~. ,t,,a
q reliability, Phone Cedar % and oHhEe
SLEEPING rooms and hrht housekeeping
ro'mH os'rc aea2 --
also sleeping rooms ON rear ~ lot 9tbh
q cheyenne gtrcct can cedar 2oh
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hooNS w" "HNf ''"N'N"n" ~
CllENENEE, si i2O--ono aleoping room
N5,pR,t gne t,,,t st.cptny tootn
iu private home 90 per week. Cedar eal,
RON tu.Nr-Two sleeping rooms home
pri,tIoge. t6ts South baltimore.
MANY uuOcKMAN aoa-southeast room.
c6nnocttng hath for men Osase 6iiB
FIFUytsuFD front bedroom ror rent. Can
tndnT sol
nisstnAnt.r si,cyinp room for one or Two
gentirmcn. In private home osaEe isii.
,,,s.rny tnos n,, nom soyth.,,
r,,,os,,,c ,r in boAs sis noe veeh niso
decorated cedar iao,
TWO nicely furnished ruoms adjoining
hath, private entrance. walking distance,
Hultahln tot men. 'nohe ''sate e'Ss.
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hen, on, o,Iva onsra,es u'' c,esr gss "'"e'
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sIeeptns rooms for gentleman. osaSe
s627.
CHEYENNE. N, 7ib-aleeping room
must be seen TO DC appreciated Usage
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electric ian furnished
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gentiemeni connecting bath OHage e2ts,
NICELY FURNISHED room and sieeping
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
AUTOMOBILES
AuroMonIIrs ron sAIp

FOR SALE-- Packard roadster will con
sidet trading On good lot Leslie BROOKS
Co Osago 2Si2 and 2ii
FOR SALE or trade. rccrlcss rs" Fine
condition. six good tires, truck body
See Crusslry $40 E. Third street
ron ShtE--Sccond. hand Fort. cheap
Guarantee Auto Repair io5 Detroit
avenue
MD WEST MOTOR co, sl Main
Osage $3.50. used car lArgsins 1890
1920 Elgin touring ilibo; 1920 Eirlu
scout 1880. 1917 Franklin roadster
81 600. 1915 stutE roo lister 500. i9ll
ScrippS 5000 all Jobs in Al mechanical
condition, complete loo " Elrin parts
and reliable mcchaniN. cars washed
FoR SALE Ford roadster, excellent con
dltion, $3.50. Ford Sedan, good shape
Itbo, Chevrolet t-passcnEet f315. Chev
rolet months old. sass can f1i
Harlan. il2 Chcyenne Osako 1st
FOR sALE CHANDLER Chummy road5icT
completely rebuilt newly painted good
tires new L Royal cord tires Cedar
looa, 1878 Trenton
ron sALE-scrirps toth u model viii
take $50. Can be seen at $40 West first
FOR sALE--One passenger Hudson car
call tls Kennedy Hldg