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Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Dancinu Glasses

E. $. Mayfield. manager of instruc- tion at the Red Bird and the Blue Bird, has completed all details for the conduct of his classes and announced that tomorrow evening between 8 and ? D. m. at the Red Bird he will hold practice class. He also announces that his private classes will be con- ducted at the Blue Bird and will be started also Monday. These private classes will continue through the day from l o'clock in the afternoon until s in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

A reversal of the usual procedure in military government tactics is reported from Cork. Soldiers doing police duty have been notified by Sim Fein proc lamation that they will be severely dealt with" if found on the streets after nine D. m.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

Some artists are great of voice. Others are merely great of stage performance.
 To judge how truly great is Marie Tiffany, hear her out side of her physical presence. Hear her voice as it is literally AGGRAVATED by the New Edison. Only then will you
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

"The greatest human being | have ever known-a man like Shakespeare" |" is the tribute to William Marion Reedy of Reedy's Mirror, by Mitchell kcunerlcy
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

the divorce if she hopes to win his love. Here is the point in the story where woman's wits plays a very im- portant part in the denOuemen.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Wedmesd0y---Elks Theater

be able to appreciate fully it's sublime beauty.
 It is actually true that thous- ands of music lovers have heard Tiffany publicly com pare her voice with the New Edison's RECREATION of that voice, and could distin- guish no difference.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Riverside

Tonight will see the first of the Sunday evening dances which will bs a regular attraction al Riverside park
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

from now on King Brady and his
 jazz band will he on hand to finnish the music. They will play each week evening at the Blue Bird, and on each
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

Sunday night they will be down al Riverside park to greet the dantNrs with that style of music which has made them so much appreciated. The
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

arrangements for the Sunday evening dances include the conduct of the re- freshment service the same as during the regular summer months.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

In the waters around New York there has been a shrinkage of some 30 per cent in state-owned oyster beds.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
USE WHIsksRooM FOR
 SPRINKLING CLOTHES

When sprinlxling clothes, it will save time and work if a round whiskbroom is used.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Marie TUG0my
 ---The Mdgmet9c

Lyric soprano extraordinary. Prima donna exqui- site-of the Metropolitan Opera Company, New York.
 One of the worlds rarest voices-brillant, light, pure-yet full of emotion and feeling. Hear her.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

t0l West Jefferson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS

OcTDuuU .. -uN,I tommy l.,., I.,
,nth and Grant q black shetland ..n'
y Johnson
Lost. srRNNEu or STOLEN. t... H,
place six mites north ot Tulsa tHI |....
west Of TurtnN. unn black horse. ..aN.
years old. weirht 1000 ur 1900. |..f .ud
IcF white almost 60 hook Joint r.t tf I.H
sore behind left cor. ant reached U'u.
white strip ON forehead. uu. steel h' Ir
horse, eight year uIi. roach uNuu. v"Ii he
1.lOO or 900. with white star Iu f...
head collar SORES uu uUiutH nt .luu. ....a.
ON outsldcs II both front f,ut shows O.. %.
little large just uu upprr riuH off H..f
Last seen ~ miles east aud I..D. "..lh
ut Tulsa Nov Jtd. 500 reward o.. N..|t
cry ~ horses az NY place j. q N...up
Turley Okla
LOST -NovvWbtt1o. leather fld.. ,.H
tanning about Z keys. Finder ,su Nattr
$50 NcWsrd.
LOST Ladies' gold hunting eDso watch.
MONOGRAM ~ H.. a. .. tutt 900 OBJ. ....
Tulsa hotel. reward for return e. Eu.
Ernc lorton, world building
IOsr..sNl9 tapestry Ius IHN. n.tl,
R8urEnruers Furniture ,u U,NNIl
Lost -Aifrdalc dos. u.us m'rtnB old,
toward Tor rcturp. tsl D4tLC ifio ,r
cedar it5i.
otND a guut place Co uo ut v,t,u uIu
JcWrlry ieUairinK ~ popular prieyS
PEOPLES INANtNG COMPANY
Jewelers.. SOi south Main.
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LEGAL.
World pubu,hinc Comranv. Puhilshsrs
ONnIN ANIE M olnA


N'IId lun. LshiuE tomrany Fuhllshsra.l
OhpIN NNCE No, HiO3.
An ot'iubnrc to arportiun. lsNy and
ass'ss ih" cost " Improving tho por-
i,cn. ~ NE street Included In SrNlEE
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. -,
against tho admitting property the
rt"ueiiN benefited ana other prop
'ftN liable To- psscssmcri and the
owners thereof lu said District. and
eogarrH an emergency
WllEHtNS. In pursuance ~ tho pro.
H'ions ~ the charter ~ ihe Guy %
In.S'. 'klahnt1n. she hoard ~ tnWmt7
Hunera - said cry did by tesolu'inn de
care ~ 70 be necessary tn nave am nth.t
N.H' ln.urgNe ne tirc"t ~ STlttEI wv /.
II'N t NlNT D'NrRlCT 80. 219 ~ Nali
'l.N. which said r"so. .uiion act form NC
no'uf" nrl extent " 'h" impfnv"wrn,r
=" Ne mad. uti the sections ~ the ruhli,
street ,u hc Improved ana me mai.r',.s
WIN Nhl'h sam W I'nfnNen.cnts wt.e 10 "
''nNtfu'ied according 10 me spccluCsi' 'nuS ',
tI'ih! !i''I ~ the 'lty hnEineef anh ,ne
I"'', ti '"inul.slpher1 g 90 hdNe'., ", 'H
700 nLls t"r thc c"nstrucI''n %,
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rANituus. w. glf--Nicey furnishN
BOARD. Cedar l.bS. ....-.
uOrLBER. u06--sloepiug room for
r,nttmen or man and wife. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
HARE TRIAL SET
FOR DECEMBER 7
Case Is Transferred From
Tulsa to Muskogee
in u. S. Court

s,ss,l 60 The World
,r.-K0GEE, Nov. IL. Gerney
81. NOW in Jail at wichita, KAN
a,1 ri.cted at Ardmore for white
,.ysr.. will be on trial here De-
.,.- In the criminal term Of
,.l,r,l court which has been moved
,.,,, tulsa to Muskogee. Haire is
,.,,, Prosecuted I'm this district for
mis- activities in Tulsa with Mrs.
burs curric. young bride, whom he
!. ,li...i to have lured away from
,,r south Carolina home.
r,r ,hree years Mrs. Currie and
bsr husband to be knew each other
q. tu.ru,. South Carolina. They
nert t1 .hoir practice together then
w. ,a. same parties and knew the
I amo people, They were married
I November lG. 1919. .
ror.y-scycn days later she had
,oo q u. Wright, who was mixed
omn o" away with Haire, chauffeur to
a., with the case but who was not
indicted.
and Iawhuska. Officers arrested
tbcm 100 a rooming house, Hare
had been living on her earnings for
some time. it Is said. The Curries
,lready have been divorced.
Another alleged white SLAYER who
w,Il be tried here in December Is
Wiu O'Ncal, holy roller itinerant
nreacher. who. it is alleged, lured a
young girl to Fort Smith. Kansas and
Colorado towns on promises to mar
ry. which were never fulfilled, for
he reason that O'Neil, who is over
40, already had a wife down in
4 Texas.
\ Six,y.four criminal cases are on
S,he December docket, which in the
absence OF Judge Robert l.. Williams,
will be heard under direction Of
Judge David Dyer OF 81. Louis. With
the exception Of those noted, one
postoffige burglary case and four
dope" cases all are for liquor vio-
latons.
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MOB FAILS TO GET NEGRO
Forth Worth Jailcrs Successfully
Hide AssailaDt Of Girl,

FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. IA
An unsuccessful attempt was made
early 10 day by n mob OF between 80
ana 40 men to secure Robert Lowe,
negro, who is alleged to have con-
fessed 20 criminally assaulting AL
etha shipper, 11-year-old girl. at
Arlington, near here, November /.
JAN officials hid the negro in a
secluded part OF the jail and after
railing to find the negro, repre-
sentaiives OF the mob who had forced
the.r way into the jail building, with
ore" after thanking attendants for
their trouble.
thsI is the second attempt by a
mon 70 secure the negro. the first
tulito effort being made at Arling-
ton.
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HARD WINTER AHEAD
Band Of Clothing Thieves Descend
Upon Tulsa and Make Several
Hauls of E'uIs and Coats.


Along with the wave OF cold
weather and a minimum gas supply
several Tulsa citizens are experience
Ing an equally distressing condition.
A band OF clothing thieves seems
10 have drifted into Tulsa to re-
plenish their winter wardrobe.
About Sl7j worth Of clothing was
stolen from the residence of Allen
whiteside. 1904 South Detroit, some
time between and 8 o'clock last
night Thieves gained entrance by
breaking through a window in the
rear.
Entering through q front window
into the residence of NJ. G. Johnson,
3l5 South Madison avenue, between
and 1880 o'clock last night thieves
carried off about s575 worth of
clothing. A set OF black furs valued
at $500, three suits of mems clothes
worth about $3.50, a ladies' suit val
ued at Ss7, n ladies' dress valued at
sC5, two pairs of shoes worth s27,
and about s35 worth OF jewelry were
taken.
An overcoat worth about $40 was
stolen from Hugh Maley of Finley
Ohio, while he was eating in the Oil
Flyer Cafe yesterday evening.
S25 wrist watch and about S7b
IN cash was taken from the resi-
denoe Of II, J. Shuweyel, 324 Tenth
street, some time last night.
+. j. Chambers lost a Winchester
shotgun and pair of boots from
his office at 404 First National bank
building yesterday afternoon.
a S35 casing, a $3.50 jack and a
hammer worth $3.50 was taken from
me private garage of IL. +. Pi5bel
s4V6 East Third street, some time
last evening.
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PURELY rrR-oN,L

USE the rafads treatment for alI llg "
tho human body. stomach ffuHNlo.
rheumatism. any disease lts a home treat.
tN.tH. Zee, demonstration. a 81. Young
Sow F,s Hotel Tulsa. uHnrr o5.7.
TUi'J AR TUirE ENrHIas CO.. N we
duut haul your trunka We both l1ts
mHug' yatun. 90 W Ftrut st.. Cedar
SUt.SIE
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LEGAL.

-"--- NJ ------ T-------I----- ~
,u'psJ ,o b., mailed p, ,h, rc,Ird owpot
W., "., ,,t.,tst st
'i-.s.,II' ~, s,.t ,.'.,, 'v,rr st oNns,s.
~ '"..'. A'", ,'n"''a. N"' Wy" s,,n'',on'
tr, T., T,,.,, ~. so. A., nav
X, ., i, ,',, 49, ,tvs ttc,n anl
-, 80 H,.''" ,,''a =, ~ r,sUirs ~
n,Is , I 80 '''n .r H 'r,eoys
.'... 't' L 49, ,.. mo
stt.t,,., go ,,,',sa.,,ahi. r,sts ~ r1i.
i.,tt,r vtI,b r'.y l,yc bser incurred
nv tNn t'l4., .,'b i', NH ,r tas hu.
Z U ~ w. 10" ''.,,iItIsd and
a. h','u'fi"' frEn.At"1' Hpy'W!'d % %Hul
tr ' w. .,,..'' ', I'D, -, ~ ~ ti,,
~ a,,r" w." Va .t'r. w ~ 't,', -, r,.
s,,,t . - '',,,.t.,t nlvts
g.. l,u . o.. t'I.. ...,r,, ,te Ur'prrty
W. "- 't'i.l. .., - a.
entIto r,if..i,, ,,.,v,t ~ aIi thc natal.
m'"l'' "..'.'' Ih',iesl ,'''.na',' a,'"
,Sht,h .1It s.r b, .c,nrcor.d ana rasta
"f trc action and Tor ihc s,is of lie prop
", ', '' w.. ~, 80, a 'f.,'it
tn W. ,.,','.'' 10 at,.,,u,''.,,t AZ,
=" -. n,.''I' -. d.. .,,,tft.t ,,
rr ,,r,,, fr.,.ut,r a., .rus, Count,
Gk.bcf,, ana he ent,rrc1 and roI,e,lci
ass ar" 4ieh'n9nen' '"N'r !" n,c, "" W sS
tx H., ,,.,r, - s.IJ ,r,p.t,, It. h,i,s
su., ,.,..,,. ~ ...t,Vs ahsu 'h.., th, yr,.I
icsr ~ lI.rbatsIH, the whole amount a.
..,..t ...t,.,t "a ,,.v.rt, a., 80 tp
s,s,ir',ni t,'r,S, vrrn r,tusnr 10 th.
proper o'fs,- Of ne G,,y q rn'sa; e,
a,E @ ,,',I r,,,' u'a,ui'' ,t'r.., .rI n.
t,ir ..U Is .'.u.'..cur,I fnr t,c ,utirril.p
~ ,hr ,,r.,,,t lY, t,,.,r nrt "a, biu p.
a. , .1'6 IA, M .r
, KIN. nm 49,, ,rc tisht A., a,t,,pt
ao1 rc,sisr trom the r,,s"n from whom
10 5,Iinnt,pt ir.,,iiptrrt nr instsurr,nIt
,,, 5r, ~ rr,srr,bi. .t.yrr,s f,, ..I
c,sts - courrtt.r Wbar., trr .arIe prc Do,
,.,,,.a a., b,r,trhrf.,. f,.,It,1 which
.eib r.,.,,.hi, st,ar,,,, ana r,sfs
~ cclIr,ttons shau tu no event r,,ned
tb, ,,t.,,,.Irs .p,.,pt. .pb s,hr,ulr ~
t.f,cntap,s.
For rrgsnpahIc COSTS OF roIoc,lur not Ia
rxrc.d III, siiir ~ a. gO Iva any rnsc
T.r r,,a,t,.lT. ,f..r,.t.g 80 f.r vN,rr BOO
r,tfrd .r ,fI,..,ut ,., D.. ,,r,.t ty,pt,
no mr. r.pt tt.r., .f a.. ,tuu,,nt ~ fl.
d.liouu,pt iustaI.fu.rt ar tu.tulluf,ut.
which i'm r.., sUaII ,,sr,l IA, sum .f
10 a" ana Am no. r,sc bo less man tno
ann Of ~ A. So
Provided mat nothing her1Ip contained
shall be- conatrucd ur operate aa n iImI.
ta,lon upon nc rovcr 81 any court II
competent Jurisdiction wherein suit >
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AUTOMOBILES

=, ro'n'tu - 'lN ~NtE ~
TDR sNtt Model t7 7.pasa,nrer cbuU
|H.. cam Ia Hrru sunday ~ oli H
UouIte.. u.I.H . fbo
ron SALE or TRADE ono fpur. pas
sruE.I coupe drl,tu leus than thuuH.
ort miles uHtrr l1H3
TDN aNIH .Iis U,,lfesa touring boi
rRIu s. boo Nru sedan. liI1. g. 800
OuHInnd t9.s 500 can be- seen Moudnt
tHait Dprur NeHr 3it 81 UoHt'u
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Watch and Money Lost
TO Brdzen Lone RObber

~ G. WiIkerson. an employe Of
sne southwestern Bell Telephone
'oHpdny was held up and robbed
oi waich valued at S75 and about
SS& dollars in cash at Easion and
boston avenue about IL O'Clock las,
nlSh. Police were notified but were
Shan'" to find any trace Of the rob-
per late last night.
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WEST NNtN MATERNITY gNNtT>RtuN
t1wH 'or tho oro pu1 protection
W FuuuI women. rufrg reason ,hIe hphiHs
adopted ur N ~ Newman. medical
director 1917 " Na'n uNanom, CIV.
Ask A<Y rOl l'rNNN Ur rH.a tu l'.
rect you TO ina IH.plu'F Trading GO
nv.IN -tur'. Wuvr. 5000 can buy 1lN
fds watches and fcvclry a. q HrcNt
PEOPLES Trading GO. iul $50 uh
Main
FNlVN1E HOSPITAL Matsrni'y q spe .i,I.
~, strictly modern aud sanitary tsAgu
ia'S, ilN n Nanfhus
FA!HNnST MATERNITY HOSPITAL. tor
confinement private prices reasonable
may work Tor board. babies adopted
Write fof booklet Mrs r. Long t1ll
97th Kansas city Mo
CANCERS tumofs. goltto. uuss ustuia
write Tor tcstim0niais BoS jl7, DALLAS
TcNHa
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NASIiINGTON. Nov I4.--Herb-
Hoover 20 Meet Labor Men.
r.' Hoover viii confer here with the
'N''lllye committee OF the Ameri-
va" Federation OF Labor November
1g IN an effort to avert the indus
IL.lL Disturbances which now appear
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
LEGAL
NOTICE or sHI

In the County Court OF Tulsa CouhS
Oklahoma, . <,,,
J. g. Hollis and y. II, Gallagher,
Plaintiffs,
A II Hart and DoIlie Fitzpatrick,
Defendants
py virtue Of an eCatlOn TO me directed
AMI delivered. issued out Of the county
Court ~ Tulsa county, Oklahoma, IN an
action I'm .Hid court wherein J. q. Hol.ls
and y. ]. Gallagher are plaintiffs and a IL.
iIart ana Dullie Kirkpatrick are defend anti =,
| viii on the 2d,h day Of Sovetnber, 1920,
botweon the hours OF Eight o'clock a. %.
ana Five o'clock ,. M. to-wit AZ inc
hour of Two o'clock ,. m. Of said day
al the west front door Of the county
Courthouse. Tulsa, oklahoma. In the
county and Stato aforesaid offer It pub
lie sale and sell 10 the highest bidder for
,ssh IN hand all the right titie and inter
esf OF the defendants IN aud 20 the fol-
lOwIng described property, to-wtt!
one I) Chalmers car No, Six 90
said properly TO be levied on and sold
AE the property Of the above named de,
fendants and taken on execution In favor
OF the plair tiffs, ,,.,,,,.,,.,
Dy IA, ID, MAXWELL
Deputy.
ID. +. MacMARTiN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Dated Nov. -, 1890.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

LIGHT HOtSTkEEPtNG HoOhS 10
CHEYESNE. ~ s27--Two ground floor
housekeeping rooms, modotn, well tur'
nished fine noFhbsfhod, close In.
bHOEs ron MEN women and children
best quality for least money Garment
Factory.
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kNrUrNIEI AFAUTNEsTe tpI y
hrf"un.. .arre fu.t r.r ah ivory
sS,wo.s .S,S raGas d,,so,s .o ,,P i,. i,as,
r'foronros required Inquire apartment q,
sLrrrINU r..u o.. e.nug. ., only. ,.,a,
lns rll''" home. In south eide. phone
Casc itot
MNtN, y 7oe.Nl.e wcen.us room. ,Ioss
in. op iun'y limo. .apEe sh1i
uIIuulr 81 rIN. uwuueI .eep,a4
fuuW f"r rHtt WH'rru uu HiN.r f.lu.
'ta. home privilege" Also g'.'s, t9r eaE
IOu FINT. Sleeping r'.. .Hra ln ani
UOlIDrN O.. GOO. ruruHhrH a..aHtna
'.r man aut wife "freutru..
Nl.EGY rrnlshod flrorIns room. mar
prd wife working preferred modern.
ltl' D. Fourth slto"t
WANTED. rrtlrcd yuuuE lady 90
share bungalow. references r,pultei
can osaEo tiaS after a. o.tOotk.
WANrEu.-A refined youuE lady 70
share bungalow references required.
can uHtrc ti9S. after - O'Clock.
NICELY mrnlahod sleeping room tor
rrnt cedar 7i2,
DETROIT. AS-Two front sleeping
rouniH suitable for 2 or 4 girls or men.
two blocks ffc, telephone office.
niACKMoUE CLEANING wnHKs--
Ipdtys suits ~ 80 up, Grut1 suits 81 so.
Ihuuc Usage sOsf, $40 ". Third
ROOMS FoR RENT- Room far one
gentleman With private family noN
N,rth Elwuod.
HDULpEH s. G3s Front sleeping room
fur two ndlea employed. breakfast "
drsirrd. Phone oSaEo ttso
FIFTH EAST 22t -sieplng room Tor
rontlemeu, extra nice
TWO sLEErfNu ROOMS IN. private
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CnEYENSE, y. gti-Two clean south
east rooms, good furniture, sink adjoin-
lu0 hath AduIta uU1W.
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FOR EST--Furnished light house
keeping rooms, o. per week. l D. MAY
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ROOMS ron RENr -Fun>IsnrD !

". us---Nlce warm ca.
room, Tor gentleman IN new mOdeti
house. with furnace heat; private fam
liy. references, Usage b2fb
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BOARD AND ROOMS

RuuNs IOH r-TtUNi~utp ii
gentleman rrcta.ll cs1u itst.
kNrUrIISI ATAUTNEsrs sos y
HhrfHUr.. largo fruut r..u .Ii ivory
h"rIIu.,. lfNft. bath. u4.".Ir private
entrance. vH.N.uG distance. .u ,ar line.
rnforou.as required Inquire apartment O..
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FOUN FURNigHED rooms Tor ,Uusokeop-
Inn can AT ggga ~ Hodge
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d. r. MacMARTiN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
pa,ed Noy IA 1920
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MAIN. n. GOi-rwo rooms furnished for
Ilsht hnuNsk keeping
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Machine GunRers Put
On Duty at Trial of
Slaughter and Greene

LITTLE ROCK. Nov. IA
a'.aohmcnt Of the machine gun
company Of the Arkansas Ma
U9nal guard, stationed at Pine
.'Ntt entraincd today for Hot
springs to aid I'm maintaining
order at the latter city during the
.''tI Of Tom Slaughter and Full
'.a Green, alleged bandits.
hargcd with the murder Of
in"puty Sheriff Row Brown at
not Springs last month. The
'1'al opens tomorrow.
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.DNUItINC bf pODD MEruANtCNl
..NIITIDN NNU UJUuER rNttElI
WGIjr 500 W SECOND. usAGE 1893
l3I, uDuuE roadster good eoudl,ot
l... u s0.i at once .Hil iolt y ThlfN
H'rN
I.I. .nIUNu. 4..t f.uuuE otI.t
i.u. cash ur terms Iau lOt ~. 1hili
f.tH.
tDU SALE Tatd ur MavvrN touring car
.,.l.f u.e tom NalvrI t,urks. tll iu
ruuu condition. will ay. rsasuusblo cal
If..I. ... Hf Nl.a
IHA,TI.A now DErflaut pas
asngul cheap tpr cash rhoue Usage
i9f.
FDN SALE o passenger Naynes touring
,ur. engine uNtfhauIcd Tour new tlrrH
fft class mechanical condition, price
o. 600 Usage 'sl!s 'fis TnrrHt
1>E rufi tuurlur .ar u,w'y oyrthhul"d
,urnp fnf cash Usage slti.
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LIVING room and bedroom furnished Tor
couple employed. 30, BOULDER
CHEYESvE 81 sl7- Modern room IS
Per week lady empioyol. Usage 1Sli
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15

20 threaten the country, II was an
huunced az the American Federation
OF Labor headquarters today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15
AtteEti
MRs. FRANK SEAMAN.

City Auditor,
Approved
PRANK r. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
,puhIisbea In IN. tulsa DAILY woria
- "I. "a 'H1.n ,S.it G,,h t.t,,,',
C"mnaDy p,,slishers,
ngui,aSHTt So oi,t
An Ordinance yacating the alley
running East and West batwesn Lot
In Block OF Factory Addition aud
Dt ls In Block I Of East Lynn Ad-
dItIon, and between Lot IN Block D.
Factory Addition and Lot In Block
In East Lynn Addition To the city
of Tulsa Oklahoma according to the
official plsts thereof with certain
reservations and declaring an smer-
gency
WHEREAS a petition signed by all OF
the property owners owning property
abuttinE on the alloy in the lots and
blocks herein mentioned has been pre-.
sentsd to the MAyar aud Board of Com
unissionets Of the City Of Tulsa oklahoma.
asking that tho alley therein described
be vacated aud abandoned az a public
alley
SOW. THEREFORE,. BE 1T ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY or TULSA, OKLA.
uOMA.
a,I,,r,,,
hECTlpN ]. That the a1ey running
" Factory Addition ana Lot Is In BLOCK
! OF East Lynn hddlilon and between
Lot IN Hlock y, Factory ADDITION, ana
Lot In bIock Fast Lynn Addition 70
the ttty OF TulHA' 'klahoWn, Accordins
90 the official plats thereof y'ng he'
tween Peoria Avenue and quaker Avenue.
except the portion Of ssid alley where
tho same is intersecied by the alloy tnr
ming North and south IN said additions
vacated ana abandoned as public alley Of
SAID city,
Provided. however that the city Of
Tulsa hereby reserves and shall retain
"ISIf rr,nir ma MAINTAIN IS ana operate sanitary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-15

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best quality Tor least money Garment
FACTORY.
CuEYENHE. n. gti-.Two clean south.
east rooms, good furniture, sink adjoin-
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FOsToRiA. E ii2b-Two nicely fur,
nlshod basement roons modern, rent
~ per week no children. osag. 9loi
FOuR FuRNlgHED rooms tor ,ousoksop-
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MAIN n. GOi-Lrwo rooms furnished Tor
light housekeeping.
FOR REST- Furnished liEht house
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folk
Two HousEKEEPISG rooms Tor rent
200 SO, Maybelie, inquire ans s. May
hsie -..
ron RENT. FURNISHED rooms Tor Iigh'
housek"erinV oHaH" blls
CINCISNATf l2Ol--ro refined couple
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nprLpER 3 7zI ror ront two nicely
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ground four modem
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| CHEYESrE 81 sl7-. Modern roum. .
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