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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04
King Arthur

When King Arthur was but Q
little baby he was taken from his
mother by Merlin. Merlin took
Arthur to hut where an old man
lived with his only son. The old
man knew not that Arthur was a
king. In the village there was
church and in the churchyard
big boulder lay, out of which came
sword. Only the king of that
village could pull out the sword.
Everyone was trying to pull it out
of the rock. but could not; but,
when Arthur came along, he pulled
il right out. He then became king
(fOr his father was dead and the
kingdom was without a king.
When King Arthur was married
his wifes father gave him big,
round table, around which 100
knights sat AS there was room
enough for so more knights to sit
around the Ia BILE, King Arthur tray
eled over the country to find them,
but he couldn't find a single man.
true to him and very polite to all
women.
One day as King Arthur was
walking along the shore of a lake,
hand came out Of the water. In
it was sword with a jeweled hilt.
The hand gave the sword to King
Arthur, and then vanished.
AS Arthur stood looking at the
beautiful sword, he spied a Tag on
the sword. 1t read thus:
"WhOsOever wears me shall not
feel the wounds On his body during
battle"
King Arthur was going into war
with powerful king, and h"
needed this sword very badly. 50
he put it on. When he was fight
ing he somehow let the sword fall,
and, alas! he was wounded Be
fore he was taken away he said to
one of his knights: "Belvidere,
take the sword back to the Lady Of
the Lake, swing it high over your
head three times, then throw it
into the lake"
Bevidere took the sword and
went down TO the lake He looked
at the sword then at the lake and
said at is too beautiful TO throw
away" SO he went back TO King
Arthur twice and said the sword
was too beautiful to throw away.
Then King Arthur was angry.
"lou must he said; you must
give it to The Lady of the Lake"
Sc Bediyere took it to the lake and
threw it in. and hand came up
out of the water and drew the
sword under.
Then came boat with three
beautiful queens. dressed all in
black. in ii. and they took King
Arthur away.
VIRGINIA LEE LONG.
Sharonville, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04

Black Masks gang. He told me to
see that nothing happened to you"
Come in and tell US about it,"
said Anna.
So Buck went in and told what
he knew and he also added, I've
been looking for a job, and | just
wondered if | couldn't work for
you"
Why, yes, then you can see
what happens here better" Anna
said SO Buck stayed on the Far
row farm. (To Be Continued j.
Lloyd Sliler, Junior High School.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04
We Are Celebrating

II is cleanup week in our town,
We're celebrating il,
We're tearing all the Old shackS
down,
We're sure to make hit.
So out with your brooms and dust
pans,
Get out your mops and things.
And don't forget your garbage cans,
Before cold weather Stings
Lillian Hill, Grade S-B,
Junior High School.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04
RIDDl

]. What sort OF husbands would
You advi-e young ladies to get t.
~Thelma Ellis, Million, Ind.
=. When is a ladv'S check not a
lady'S chceko-T. +.
3. What ,laS $ less and can sing.
II. f.
4. What cnins are never shaved ?
J. When is pie like a poet"
G.. What part IF an English sent
onco makes children think of some,
thin" nice?
Why is . newborn babe like d
donkcy'S tail?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04

Honesty is prevailing virtue
among most Cinnamon Some of
them in their native towns and
cities leave their places of business
un2uarded while they go off for half
an hour or more. Should custO-
mers arrive in the meantime they
find the prices of goods plainly
marked, select what they want and
leave the money for them.-From
the Springfield (Mass.) Republican
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04

Knute HamSum. the Norwegian
who was recently awarded the No
bel Prize in literature tried TO be
q conductor on Oh cagO horse car
thirty years ago and failed in the
job Perhaps ones failure is due
to the fact that he is running on
the wrong line.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04

A military camp in an element
airy school where no less than 600
children will work and sleep for a
month at a time is being consider
ed for Sheffield, England. Books
will be used sparingly. the chief
studies being handicraft and prac-
teal Ork in the open air.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04
The Black Mask

Joe had started out to see who
was stealing the Starr cattle.
Starr is the man who owns the
Starr ranch.
Come on, Babe, you'll have to
60 faster than this as he spurred
his horse.
After he had arrived he hid him
self close enough to see everything
they were doing.
Tom, you and Bill go on ahead
of the cattle and watch, We'll be
goin' on behind" said the Black
Mask.
After they had gone on for a
little while, one of the men sud
denly thought OF something, Il for
got the branding irons"
We'll, you mosey on back and
get Them" said the Black Mask.
The man rode back just in time
TO see Joe start riding away.
That fellow there will blow on
US if | don't git him." the man
said, as he pulled the gun out of it's
socket. Il reckon this will keep
him from it,"
With this he shot. The bullet
whizzed as it went through the
air and finally there was thud
and Joe fell off his horse with the
bullet in his back.
After Joe had fallen off his horse
he heard sounds like that of some
one getting off his horse. who's
there?" he asked, in a weak tone.
They call me Buck was the re-
ply over his head.
Joe looked up and saw man in
cowboy suit STOPPING over him.
I'm about gone, Buck, but |
would like for YOU to tell my dear
wife and child not to worry over
my death"
Who did this?" asked Buck.
ut was-One of the Black
Mask's-men," Joe said. in a
strangling voice. you'll see
that my family is not-harmed -
won't you?"
Yes" was the quiet answer.
With this on his mind. Joe
passed away into the land where
only good people can go.
Buck is a stranger in Sonora and
Of course knows nothing of the
Black Masks gang.
He got on his horse and went
slowly toward Joe's home We will
go away from Buck on the road.
81 wonder what is the matter
with Joe. Just know something
has happened to him."
Mary always tried to make
things seem good, so she said,
Maybe he has stopped to talk with
his friends in town."
81 don't think any th-Oh, there
he is now. mother Mary ex-
claimed, rushin gto the door.
When she opened the door she
was disappointed to find another
man standing there.
Hello, what is it, please?" she
asked.
I'm afraid you'll not want to
hear what I'm going to tell you"
said the man.
"Oh. dear. is it something about
father" asked Mary eXcitedly,
"and who are you?"
"My name is Buck Range. ma am.
and it is something about about
your father"
rs he hurt" asked Anna as soon
as she had learned that it was
about Joe.
Yes. ma am, he was shot in the
back, Oong breath-by one of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04

Little girls of Russia who live in
the agricultural regions of that
great country play with dolls made
of straws, tied at the wrists, neck
and waist. Those living in the for
est regions sometimes have dolls
made of moss. pine-cones or birch
bark
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04

Doesn't your head just buzz with
stories about this time of year?
Just think Of how busy all the
Christmas fairies are just now and
Santa Claus, too. Winter time is a
good time for ghosts to appear.
Write good fairy or ghost story
for the Junior.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04

II room with eight corners had
a cat in each corner, seven cats be
fore each cat. and cat on each
eats tail. how many cats would
there be in the ROOM (Ans.) Eight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04
" ALiHleB Bit of EUerythin&'

The yacht on which there was a
party of children and other people
seeking pleasure, is destroyed
seven or eight boys and girls are
thrown on an island which is I'M
inhabited. The boys have just
started out exploring. This is a
brief explanation of the last two
chapters.
Seventh lnstaliment.
Well-lt turned out to be an is
land-I thought at first that 1t
might be one of the Hawaiian Is.
lands-but not was just a plain
old uninhabited island You never
can have any luck-yOu know
guessing or even looking, for that
matter.
We climbed up to the top Of the
cliff and looked around then, and
it was pretty fair looking place.
I'll say that much for it. Ii was
real long, (although it did widen
out in the middle)-with nice long
beaches on all sides. There was
dense forest at both ends and a
little lake in the middle.
And looking out over the sea.
Just peeping over the horizon we
saw a ship. 1t drew nearer and
nearer and toward noon it came
within 20 miles. But though we
made every siglal in our power, ii
did not approach nearer. They
either did not see us at all, or re-
fused to drop anchor.
Almost in the opposite direction
was another black speck, which we
mistook for an island but it
wasn't, and I'm not going to tell
you what it was, so there's no use
asking. All the time We thought it
was an island-But, oh, just you
wait.
We completed our tour of in
vestigation" as we called it, and
finding nothing unusual we return
ed to camp.
The girls all crowded around to
hear what we'd to say, but Marge
Clar'ell and walked up the hill
apiece, and sat down on a big
stone. There was silence for some
time-Then-
I notice that you call me Marge,
so much-that's not my name you
know"
"What!-not your Nance" !
asked in surprise.
No"
We'll, it's Marjorie then i
should worry"
"No-not Marge-nor even Mar
jorie."~
was spell-bound
Well, then what is it,"
"Ernestine
"Ernestine?"
Why yes-you know 7 thought,
that I'd just keep il secret for a
while - but I'm not Marjorie
Clar'ell-I'm Ernesline, her twin
sister"
Part IT.
'HUuSut lOl d lOuS lluit tHtI
| said:
ut must have been she that
cried out-you know. from the
yacht, that highland to think
did not fnish-for glancing
around beheld a large opening.
1t was a cave. The others came
running up just then and seeing us
looking toward it-they looked that
way too. | heard somebody say:
"Oh--its a cave.-as | live"
in a very awe-struck voice. why
it just is."-'Look at 'er will
YOU"
Just then came a screech and
yeowl' Something brown raced
out of the opening and down the
slope. None of us saw what it was,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-02
BUSINESS SERVICE

~ ~ N''N S'"'''E W In ~ -
HAIR GOODS mpae to order. OWL. hos
,urH puffH stc. oi1 awitchea rruod-
r''l Alice Ri "t Phone osarc itBG
lace CURTAIN cicsuinr u,ransra W mo
ntos hfH o. W TofuliugUu OaaEa
$500 o. lNt y Hodge.
rnuNE osNGU $3.50 bcfur, building frs,
'siIWbts7 ou buildings alteration At.
dit..H. also l1hhup hoFt city references.
FURNITURE repairing. refutshirr and
uuhHIHturinE duuc right priDrl ught
Phone Usage t2e Tulsa Furniture Repair
shop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-02
|TULSA CATTLE
PRIZE WINNERS
hahn Kramer's Entries
Make Good Showing
At Des Moines.
DELEGATION RETURNS
,s 1ulsans Return Last Night
From Trip to Iowa
State Fair.

r,tsa cattle were entered in com
..,,,io, with the best Of the coun-
-. .his week al the Iowa state fair
nee Noires. when II was demon
..a,,d that cattle raised here are
w. .opsl Of those owned by the
is,ding breeders, John Kramer re-
n.igs5 the congraiulations OF nus
,,,srds IN the Tulsa delegation that
gsted the fair yesterday upon the
,sw laurels that have been added TO
Sts fame as the raiser o. thorouBh-
S,sd shorthorn cattle.
seven calves Of his own breeding,
horn and raised In this county got
u,,,sin The money He took second
~ tenth In the senior helter class.
t.o,, among S5 entries, fourth ana
,i,,b I'm the senior yearling calves,
sonrth in the junior class, tenth IN
'Ss turior bull class and in the
,rouo showing on Wednesday he eN-
.,,cts 10 carry OFF additional honors.
III. was somewhat disappointed as
&ore OF the cattle his herd out
3,sssa at the Missouri state fair
49, higher honOrs az Des Molnes'
!. Tbe Tulsa delegation returned 10
rrisa last night At $40 o'clock and
,hn first report Of the trip viii be
msAe Al the meeting of the Lions
eipS AZ noon today by Judge c. s.
rsruick. the clubs representative,
md George uolcombe, engineer in
Sbarge Of the Tulsa exposition pro-
"a, the last meeting OF the trip
hsld In the special pullmon shortly
be,ore arriving here each Of the
wsmbers Of the delegation made an
orsl report Of his Investigations. the
conolusion being unanimous that
sv"h an institution as the Iowa state
Slr n brought to Tulsa would prove
a apst potent factor in increasing
.boS the population and wealth OF
the city and state.
vote OF thanks was given the
,,,'clals n the fair association, the
chamber Of commerce, and George
Volcombe for courtcsies extended
the Tulsans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-02

'AN1ED a boy win wheel ApplY ~
EsSl SaGaRc street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

LoNt ANb tOAND
LQST-sunday night coral and pearl
cameo brooch. Phone Usage 1912, re-
ward.
YELLOW canary, with few dark spots
liberal reward Usage 7l1l.
FOUND between Avaut and skatook on
HIN road tire and rim. owner, call
Room sos Palace Bldg
LosT--Ladies' small gray hand purse,
near 18th and Cincinnati Return "a
1901 south Cincinnati for reward.
LosT-sunday night. coral and pearl
cameo brooch. Phone Usage 1919, re-
ward.
sToLEN-New Ford roadster with tool
rack. Motor No, tle2i7l, Reward.
Call y. Y woTley Claremore, or Tulsa
LOsT-Tuesday evening August 81, be-
tween Claremore ana Nerdigrees sample
case containing namplss Of Armour q Co.
canned meats; sales manual and audit
book Notify Armour Co, AZ Tulsa ana
receive reward
LCST-Army discharge papers. between
Kress's and interurban station. Sspulpa.
G. Y. AR1IaaAalai- AsaAAssA> asi"~ -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-02
High Grade Used Car
Bargains

High Grade Used Car
Bargains
A high grade used car is a far better
buy than a new cheap car.
1919 stutz Bearcat, repainted.
Al shape.
1919 stutz, 4-pa@enger, almost
new.
1919 winton, 4-passenger, a real
bargain.
s-25 Packard, 5-passenger. like
new, guaranteed.
3-S5 Packard. 7-nassenger like
new, guaranteed.
3-35 Packard, 7-passenger, like
new, guaranteed.
1880 Peerless Sedan, used 500
miles.
1918 Cole 7-passenger in Al
shape.
And a few other good buys.
open Evenings.
Packard Used Car
Market
7ls s. Boston. Usage 7942.
NEW 1890 Tulsa touring special color
right. See at Fred Shaw Motor Corp. ll6
5. Boulder. Phone Osage s9ts.
FOR SALE-By party who planned 10
drive TO California, but will 80 by rail
instead; this IL a model ~, 7-paSsenger
Chandler and has been thoroughly over
hauled for California ri,P3 viii sell cheap
for cash Call osage 1901.
FOR sALE-studebaker roadster. cy.
Under rs model new top good castings.
Phone Usage 749o-R.
EYERYTHING Tor the auto new ring
gears Tor Buick. Mitchell. Case Marion;
many others Auto Parts Co, ans r. Sec
ond.
FOR sALE-Is2O Ford touring car, ;G75,
can OsaEo 3ss, between s and 3.
BUICK. 1919. 5-pa3enEer In absolute Al
mechanical condition, new rubber some
terms car can be seen az lli s. Cincin-
natl "
REVERE CAR. convertible roadster, {
cylinder, Dusenberg motor, Lincoln blue
lent lent condition WIN sell or trade for oil
lease or part payment on ANAL settled
dress Room 49, Roberts hldg
NASH RoADsTER-lgl9i in perfect me
chanlcal condition, Hartford shock ab-
sorbors. spot liEht, fire extinguisheri 8
good tires, 2i2 r.. second. cedar s02
PAIGE-B-passeuger IN very good condi-
ton; some terms or will trade In Ford
2l2 r. second Cedar 500.
HUDSON sPEEDsTERs. car loads, Just
arrived now; able 90 make immediate
delivery McCiollaud GENTRY Motor Co, 200
South Denver. Usage 3lls.
FOR SAIL Ford delivery car with TOP.
1850 cash. See car 20 w Archer
FORD spectator for sale, $3.50. Inquire
At NJ v r. X baggage room,
FOR SALE late model Ford touring
cars: Al condition, Will hacriflce
cheap for cash. 1911 East Third
FORD Special Roadster, shock disorders.
BpeedOmeter, clock, cut-out foot accel-
orator leather storm top demountsbie
rims oversize tires. lock wheel, many cx-
tTas. good business carr very classy, ono
Of the good sixteen motors Price ts25.
Box Sb2, world,
FOR sALE-I92O sport Model PaIgs.
driven five monthsi will sell for $500
81 800 down and payments Same car
selling now for 5000. See owner At l5O3
S Quaker,
WANyED--Repalr work on Ford cars All
work guaranteed Auto Repair shop.
els 4 Fifth. Usage 22ss
FOR sALE-i5i) Dodge touring GaT, Al
mechanical condition, no reasonable Of.
fer refused. party leaving city, some
terms 20 responsible party. Apply liTl
~ l@Ak~@>~S>~ .
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wANTED-RooMs or BOARD 2
BUSINESS SERVICE
BTsISEss SERVICE OFFERED n

LIT Us IN your ieaky roofs. Roofs ~
moved az repaired We Tia ~. KIND of
roofs Estimate furnished free phone
Usage co.'s
~ ~ CURTAINS cleaned and Numbered
by experts. lli5 South Cincinnati OsuKe
62Cs
FOR neat dressmskng aud other sewing
gh0nS Cedar l3S5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-02
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
AND CONTRACTORS
IEI0aunad pIaaa AadItInnN

AEshEtNbou Auultionl
Bids will be received al tho office Of
the city AUDITOR, Tulsa, Oklahoma. until
o'clock p. tn.. Thursday, september 9th,
1890. FOR the construction Of Sewers In
cluding lsterais connections, and other
apputenanCcs FOR Sewer District No. 1853.
as created and established by Ordinance
No. 2076, passed and approved the 29th
day Of May. 1920.
Plans profilos and specifications for
the construction Of said sewer system and
appurtenanCes have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board OF Commissioners Of
said city and are now on file Ia the office
Of the city Engineer
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets OF the city Of Tulsa.
The rights 20 reject any and all bids
is reserved TO the Board Of Commission
ers OF the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
certified check In the sum Of five
90 per cent OF the amount of tho bid
will be required from each bidder.
All bids will be opened and considered
by the Board OF Commissioners Of said
city at meeting Of said Hoard to be
held IN the City Hall In said city az .
o'clock a. m. on the 10th day Of Ser
tember, 1920.
Any and all parties interested are here
by notified that they may appear and
protest against or object TO said proposed
improvements or any part thereof any
matter or thing In relation thereto, at
said meeting Of the said Board Of Com
missionors on the 10th day Of September.
1890.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-02
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS
WEsriANp uOTFG
200 T. Third street


rHt A. rhi.t .t.
'o' l.. lh'fa street
Under New Nanaqcn,nt
ta Tsg.ua 30 WathH
Absolutely tho coolest and clcencst rooms
Co. .sd,'' and gentlemen only Phone
Ds'te l'.s
700 room, 9Soi ,'Vs 'so''.,.Sd "sIS' pc, vs,s
sos rss, rlr., .t,e5, rhons ossrs 100
f,,pi.t,i' ,l UtiI'.,t 1,,rsr "1 90 20
rlsu or ,asn rent usr month GIVE poe.
.,.alou at .u,, Au, time tu .uit sstunJ
rBtt, NJ RuIuIph Eu,t. kauaaa
T.uI. WEEK nav. ..u.. 5000. nu,. ip
ID f.. q HH f.,,. t.f..... ,.u hat lttf,r
sol located NOV s,ptruIb,r Ir hero
T. f. iiousr6N
eos SECURITY moo.
ll"hI Ho' 'NIh''flN" hoomN ~
IoU HNNI Two uI,r Housekeeping
rooms e9lh9E d,,an,' to town aud
i'i'N''''' 'I'' N'' i'I.'
tIErt vs. lnN d,utahe modern
sonih.'.i t"gnH. Second io'f rloa' n
N'".'. 'N'' ''."'' ''''
liGlV uuuHsks,pug luoma alo nustpu
thono osnEo 'a2'
TitNp D. ltt. N,sy furntrh,d tooms
t'r 'tEm housekeeping Cedar llbS.
EI9tE s Es. u..m. faf iEnt huuat
kttptuE o. DO and s. go ror week call
psaFo Stl1
tlilNIrN o.. n. t1I ... .uwfortHhlr front
rooms n..n'N furnished ,.'bu and neat
.,urNINNI 81 zoo Modern urut hpuay
ks,tIrr r,rHr. f.r rrrt Al . 10 hon ,rrt
nv children rhonu uaec 500. atl,r %
iu
JACKSON a. o." Housekeeping foumH.
u-Hnc t.Uv
AUsIrU W He uau..k,ertrr room an
cav unr only ls
DETROIT 8ik.llgnt hous,A,,r,pp
tooma Usage 1927.
TNvt rl..f, pItpf.n.t i,...h ,.tI,,t .,,.a,,,.
over a.fa.s up rD,tb .iar suiaII family
$40 turIudtpr eirttUrtt, paa and Nnt.t
paags tHot tr,tptrr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-02
AUTOMOBILES


ToNOniitS tuK ~AtE iu
FORD touring car TOR raie Tor tsfa. been
out JuAt since June .4Ed. taU at $40
Ning ossgc 6ls7
OAKLAND sroadstcr Tor sale. late 1913.
perfect condition. juHt uNrfhaulci. fs25
A3s Robinson HttE Phone cedar SO
FORD EOApSTER. .lpll model. goal
condition. taoe. 6is Denver OsaEs
i1e8
ron sA1.r--ford tourius car, 1913 mode
t46O, I Chevrolet. q pAHscuEer tsO
model tibo 1911 Monroe
FOR SALE paWeugor Siudrhaksr. with
ittncy license vii take io Ford road
ster Usage l52T.J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-02

EMPLOYMENT.
ILELP MNNTEn--AALl


WANTED--oue tailor or hushel man Ap-
ply IN person. 22s--253 Iowa Bldg
YOUNG MAN who wishes position with
future 10 travel az salesman; good pay;
experience not ucCetEarys Thursday be-
tween and a, m, Room loi. Terminal
Hotel
800 900 CORPORATION wants g00d
business man In an executive capacity:
prefer one who can invest u. 900 10 $500
address y, q Bpa 1872.
WANTED good Eorgham mJlasses
maker. rhone OaaRe ibi2-J,
WANTED-YuuuE man who has KNOW
edge of double entry bookkeeping for
ledger clerk reasonable salary TO start:
good chance for advancement for one who
Will stick Apply Item Biscuit Co, lel
W First
ACCOUNTANTS wANTED-TwO HIGH
GRADE SENIOR ACCOUNTANTS FOR
PERMANENT POSITION NICHARDS
AUDIT GO u. piGOTT MANAGER 507
Miss BUILDING.
ONE. PIECE Bifocal Spootaclos aud eve
Glasses far and near vision ground ia
'hr sam@ lenses with these lenses you
can see 10 threaS ulu nne.t needle uut
srr "a mile away, only Sle. SINGLE vlBon
either reading or distant only g. Johz
the Ring Man. lll Boston Ave. ~
blocks south of the Frisco station. Thank
you.
WANTED a boy with wheel Apply lla
IS.1 ascsRc street
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LEGAL

Pubished In the Tulsa Daily World Aus
n, 20, 20. 30, 81 Sept /, 2, 3, 4 and g.
1890 world Publishing Company, Pub