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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-10

reuni6 una multitud inmensa en- los
campOs dOnde Sc llevaba a efecto ell
match" Los teams" jugaron ante
cerca de 100000 espectadores ' las
ganancias obtenidas mas de $4,000
dollars. FL triunfo del campeonato
por un team" de la Western Natio-
nal League, fue del agrado absolute
del pGblico.
El famosO cabaIlo "Man of War,
de solo dos amos de ;edad, bati6 el
record en- las grandes carreras celebra-'
das en- Saratoga, despues de una no
table serie de yictorias.
4 Willie Hoppe, el rey del biElar, de-
fendi6 su gloria obtenida y la reafir-
mo, contra los expertos caranbolistas
de Ia nacion que negaron a dispu-
tarle .su titulo. -, .'..
William NJ. Johnston, de San Franz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-10

New York. dicieEibre 81. 19I9.-LOs
depOrtes han vueItO a Ocupar el sitio
que les corresponds, la termination
del ahO que nos acaba de abaniOnar.
/ Con la firma de arniisticio. hace va
un aho, o sea mediadOs de nOviem-
bre de 1918, los IidersS en- cada unO
de los depOrtes cOnOcidOs eOmenzarOn
trazar nuevOs planes para el afO
siguiente, el ano pasadO. Y los de-
pOrtes volvierOn ser 10 que anterior
mente eran.
Grandes acontecimientos depOrtiyos
de cada clase cOnocida, movieron las
masas pOpulares sin duda alguna,
entire todos los deportes, ell atle-
tico fue ell que mas renombre y
exitos alcanz0 La Iucha Dempsey
Willard. verificada en-, la ciudad de To-
ledO, Estados Unid0s, aunque echan-
do abaio los calculados imaginados
por ell Promoter Tex Richard, produ-
10 una ganancia meta de 100000 dol
lars para el iniciador--y 12SsOOO para
Dempsey y Willard, obteniendo Ell vie!
10 campe6n 100000 dollars para ell fin
de sus dfas. ~
La sefie nlundial baseboleca veri-
fieada entire los Reds ! los White Sox.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-10
Para refrescos Gnos vislrS
LA GAgErE2A, =
iaI, .snstn &. SAn Juan. p K,

los exitos de Mistinguette y de Susan
ne Grandais, la simpatia sentimental
!que inspiran estas ingenuas actrices
Iamericanas inglesas, heroinas de
disparatadfsimas- historias y amorios
Iromanticos, han vuelto locas a las lnu-
chachitas de Paris, que aspiran todas
ia verse en- la "film" "e poi morire."
Cinema. He aquf la gran pala-
bra. No las dejareis caer en- ell bou-
levar de los italianos, en- la terraza de
un cafe, sin que diez, veinte, treinta
cabecitas rubias Sc vuelvan al escu-
char el magico conjuro. Todas quie-
rem, todas ansian, todas lloran, todas
rabian por "hacer" cinema.
Y ell cinematografo, en- verdad no
tendra, dentro de POGO, sino la diff
cultad de escoger entire demasiadas ca
ras bonitas y cuerpos preciosos para
llenar sus pelieulas de. figuras adora-
bles. @
Manuel MACHkDO.
QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. FL efecto tonico laxante del
LAXATIVO BROMO QUININA lie
hace superior a la Quinina ordinaria.
y no afecta la cabeza. La firma de
3. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
Ita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-10

saii6 vencedor S. D. Heron, de Fits
burg, que es un amateur de grandes
facuitades.
' Deben mencionarse tambien las re-
scnantes encuestas habidas en- ell bas-
ket-ball, nataci6n, pugiIato, carreras
a pie, y toda ciase de depOrtivOs que
vuelven loco al pueblo americana.
Con el entusiasmo indescriptible que
.existe entire tOda esa gallarda juyen-
tud, ,aniante de los deportes en- todas
lsus nianifestaciones, el ano 1920 pro-,
r,ete grandes acontecimientos que han
de asombrar .el mundo en- el campo
del "Sport" americana.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
MILLER COMES TO RESCUE
Phns Under Consideration To Evadc
High Cost Of Roads.

FONCA CITY. Okla, April 2l.--
Acting upon 4 suggestion Of George
L. Miller. business manager Of the
lOi ranch, the chamber OF commerce
IL taking up the proposition Of or
gani2ing "A construction company
among the men OF means hero for
the purpose OF building hard sur
faced roads In this locality and thus
eliminate 80 far as possible the
present high cost Of road building
Twenty miles or paved roads have
been approved for the Ponca city
community as federal projects, but
the price asked by bidders is so
high that the start OF construction
has been temporarily delayed.
II Ia understood that the bids ran
as high as $50 600 a mile on some
of the work, ana that a bid of Sl7,-
600 was received for doing the dirt
or grade work on about two and "a
half miles that are to be paved with
brick, a report of the bids was
made at the last session Of the
chamber OF commerce and was stag
gering to the majority of the diroc-
tOrs.
Millcr's suggestion will no doubt
be adopted, lie has taken the mat
ter up also with l.. \ cam, county
commissioners who will have per
sonal supervision of the road build
ing under this plan The company.
thus formed, would employ an enGi-
necr as foreman "rho idea of the
organization" explains Miller. "is
no; fo- profit but to eliminate all
the extra cost possible In road build
Ing and thus get an the miles pos
slbls for our money
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
BUILD STEEL PLANT SOON
Work to start soon on Oklahonn,
steel Casting Plant Here.

Announcement was made AT the
chamber of commerce yesterday
that work on the 100000 plant OF
the Oklahoma steel Casting com
pany in the east part Of the city Is
to be started Immediately, The
ground consists OF nine aud onc-half
acres, \ spur is to be- built 10 the
plant 10y the Santa l'e railroad
A part OF the equipment, iuclud
Ing a mrp. electric crane, has al
ready arrived. other equipment has
been purchased. The company cN-
poets to develop the plant 10 q
capacity ~ sou tons of castings a
month although capacity ut the be-
ginning will he about ll0 tons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
BUILD HOME FOR GIRLS
Southern Mcthodists plpn Dorini-
tory for Use Of students of
University.
Special to The world

Special to Tho world.
NORMAN. April -. Members
OF the board Of control Of the wo-
men uf the Methodist Episcopal
church. South, Of Oklahoma. have
let "A contract for the construction
OF a 100000 dormitory FOR girls at
the University OF oklahoma work
win bc started at once. Mrs G. IT,
Bobo. 9 Norman, chairman Of the
board OF control announced this
week.
Plans have been under way Tor
the durmitory for more than two
years, Mrs. liubo states II will
house from so TO 100 women when
completed The contract calls for
completion within 80 days but with
the general scarcity OF building ma
terials throughout the United States
the construction company Will not
promise definite complction date.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
CAPTURE VALUABLE STILL
Big Plant Had Output or $4,000
Worth of MoOnshinc "a Week.

MuSKOGEE, Aprn 2l--A moou-
shine still capable of an average out
put OF $500 worth of whisky "a
week was captured by Sheriff Dan
Folsom, near Stiglcr, The still was
found in the san Bois mountains on
Camp creek and two 5d-gallon gasu-
line tanks were used as boilers The
officers ConfiscAtcd 33 gallons Of
moonshine whisky. \ warrant was
issued by United states Commission
er j.. NJ. Mountcastlc today Tor =.
6. Ford, alleged leader of band
OF distilers,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
CROP SEASON TO BE LATE
slaughtcr's Bulletin Predicts All
Crops Two Weeks Behind.

OKLAHOMA CITY April al
The season for all crops In the state
H. fran two to three weeks later
this year than normally. according
10 the weekly crop bulletin issued
today 10y j. y, Slaughter, meteorolog-
list
Truck crops have made "A slow
growth and alfalfa and pastures are
slowly improving the bulletin says,
Potatoes are mostly zip and are from
a poor to fair stand IN the eastern
part of the state whore the com
mercial crops are grown. Wheat and
oats have made from, u poor to fair
growth. The Hessidn tly Is reported
In the extreme northeastern portion
OF tho state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
cur CArToRs wiru rENKNirI
Slashcd Way to Freedom when Held
by Nomcn---Iumpcd Out Window.

When they attempted to make cap.
tive a negro woman whom they
found going through their rooms
while they were asleep Mrs. t. ".
Fink, 5l2 South Cincinnati ana her
6-year- old daughter, suffered cuts
about the arms and hands inflicted
by the would-be burglar with "a small
pcnkuitc
Slashtng about her with the knife
the woman jumped out window
ana ran down the street four BLOCKS
whore she was uvprtlkru 10y police
officers. At the station she gave her
name as Mary Edwards and was
Identified 10y Mrs Fink. whose in
jurics were no: severe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
MUSIC EXPERT COMES


Nperihi 10 Ibr W ora.
NORMAN. April Ell L,~
renee Erb. head ~ the school of
music, University OF Illinois. win bc
one Of the Judges IN the plano solo
contests during the sixteenth annual
iutcrscholasiic meet at the Univcr-
sity OF Oklahoma. April 20, 30 ana
May ], Lewis S Slltor. associate
professor Of plano and theory or
muaic. announces. Sallor ls the rep.
rcsoutatiyc from the school Of fine
arts on the intcrscholaBtc meet
committee
Mr.. Erb is nationally known as
Hu orgautst and Will play during
the exercises opening the municipal
pipe organ at Tulsa. April 20, The
Illinois musical educator is coming
TO the University uf oklahoma 10
act Hs one OF tho Judges OF piano
and also 10 consult with Dean
Frodrik Iloluborg chairman of the
examining board for music teachers
OF oklahoma who teach high school
students
Professor Erh is particularly In
tcrostcd in the move fukcn by the
state board ~ education of rcquir
Ing music teachers IN his state to
pass examinations before giving
lessons 90 high school Students FOR
school credit lie ~ past president
OF the national music teachers as
sociatiou and has been taking an
active interest in atandardi8ing mu-
sic teaching In his own state
For the first timo the University
OF Oklahoma is this year offering
contests for boys and girls quar-
tots at the intcrscholastic meet
Present indications are that Soon
orland will bc swamprd with quar-
tets because many high schools have
already entered both "a boys ana a
girls or else have written stating
lhAl theY would ontNr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
REGULATE GROWING CITIES.
Conference Forms National Plans FOE
city Planning Program

JINIINNATI, NNlO, NprlI H.
Creation of national state and re-
gional departments to carry out a
nationwide program FOR regional
planning the enactment OF coming
laws I'm all cities which expect to
grow, TO limit height OF buildings
and eliminate those things which
breed disease, were advocated by
speakers at the third days session
Of the national conference on city
planning here today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
EMPLOYMENT


RI A DEFECTIVE E--EScelient uppof.
tuntty; good pay. travel write {. r
ludwig, ssi wegtayer Bldg, Kansas city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
PROBE or nNcr ruouBLn.
Investigation II asked I'm Resolution
Offered ny Spencer.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.--Au in
vostigatiun into the causes OF fric-
tion between whites ana blacks in
the United states and of the In
creasing discomfort among negroes.
would be authorized under bill ia
troduced today by Senator Spencer,
republican. Missouri, a commission
OF nine members, three OF whom
would be negroes, and an annual
appropriation OF 100000 is proposed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22

FOH SALE Cole dummy roadster
tsrma CO. rrnt u8rty tal Usage 1850
srOr NDrW HNTIGuY truunlcr py buy
iur Marco hart.u uI th" Square Deaf
rafars. SECOND 1ud l'"uIior
FONp rnrrk W,'uus. ",grha4icd splssin,
Iiu,k Npr'h hld. Furniture Co.,. 100 \.
Nplu.
FOE SAII .rI.r. passenger Nolie touring
car. locke good. runs good price $500
some t,rluH ~ Jones. ltis 3 'incln-
matt Cedar t.H
uAp.Iruirs Al mako. repaired. viii
take u,u boo DNthauK" on rebuilt or new
guaranteed UN Ahufus. The oldest hni.
tory man boo the HpuihwrHt second ana
UrfruIi phuur bHur" INH'.
uHASD NEw 1920 Ford touring car; cleo
tric starter. 2iib A.. seventh. Usage
FORp car. with hest panel top In city
suitable for groy cries. laundry or clean
ing car al = FRISCO. Phone Cedar ll6J.
Ford SPEEDsrEb $3.50 cash " taken
st"ou," can tolt " Ihlrd after y m
FbR SALE or trade. Cole eight
ohummy Phone psaro 5ita.
FOU SALE ham Grtul chevrolet. good
condition VIII take Ford IN on trade.
kuutru Market 23li y. Admiral Phone
TWO -TON Republic tuck for sale OF
trade. first class moC Chauicel condition.
can Lt los S. Bouldcr o. Counor.
FpH SALE ar viii trade for roadster.
uvc. passenger touring car in good CON
dItlon. now willard battery and two new
tires Phone o.pge Gtj'.
ron SALT Rush touring car; ti25 price
N sold ot once t"lu di'.
F1U SALE Ilght Furd delivery or will
trade iu on lot Phone tHdEe Fe9l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
REBELLION GROWS
THROUGH MEXICO.
Washington G. s Re
ports of Spread of
Movement.
TRY FOR SETTLEMENT
Commission Sent to Sonora
by Mexican Congress to
Seek Peaceful Solution.

WAsIIfNGTON. April 21.--lie-
port from Mexico, official and unof-
ficial today emphasized the growing
strength OF the revolutionary move
ment led by Sonora
AdviCcs from private sources said
two new states, llidalgO ana TlaA1.
Gala, supported by their loRiulaiurcs
and state troops. had Joined the
secession movement OthcT diH.
patches told OF scattering hut strong
additions 10 the royoutionists, Cen
cTal ArnuHo Gomez wus said TO have
occupied TuXram with 5000 men
and To he threatening Tnmpico. cen
ter ot Mexico's OH region,
The Mexican embassy Issued a
formal statement on the situation.
declaring the revolution To To- only
local movement The statement
added, however, that II the secession
movement should spread, II would
result in the stoppHge Of business,
curtailm'nt Of wealth and intcrna-
uonal commerce and the Indefinite
postponemcnt of the foreign debt
Tho embassy said the only state
governors sympathizing with the re
bollion we're Enrique Estrada OF
Dacatooas am a tho governor OF
Miohoaoan. This wns the first con
fi1-mation received here that the
Iacatccas revolutionists and his nc
cessyion is regarded ~ important.
Tho senate committee, Investigating
Mexican relations, today summoned
General Salvador Aivarado. who wac
governor of Yucatan for Carrnu2a
durgg the iencquin controversy
aud who Is how In Washington to
appear before IL Tuesday
s-4--
AGi'A PRIETA, sonora, April 81.
commission named by the MoXl-
csu congress was cnrouto today To
Sonora to attempt to adjust the diff
ferAncu between the revolutionary
state and the national government.
according TO unofficial adyices made
public Here today by Francisco Elias,
a leader of the sonora movement
agniust President Carran2a
A, military headquarters here Of
ficial denial was made today OF the
report from Nogalcs. Arizona, that
Sonora troops under General Angel
Flores had been surrounded and
trapped by federal forces after en-
tefing Culiacan capital of Sinhloa. \
message from Governor DE Ia Huer-
Ia at liermosillo was made public
denying the report and which also
said Culiacan was captured after n
few uinan sl<ir;iishcs. General j. VI
itnb, commander OF thlS dlsulct, To-
day said a scouting party OF Car
rHnza troops had been seen AZ an
other pass through the mountains
from sonora This pas would take
the invading troops within few
feet Of the American boundary llne
a. many places. General Pima said
he had despatched n force 90
this pass az we'll as To Pulptta Pass.
further south, where the Carransa
for,ces IRE expected To make thelr
hardest fight to enter sonora
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
Must serve Sentence

SPKINGFIELD, III, ApriI II
The prison term imposed upon
Charles H. Mundsy OF Chicago on
the charge of wrecking the LaSalle
Street Trust and Savings bank in
Chicago IN 1914, must be served the
Illinois supreme court decided to-
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
Want Ads
Rates and information

] 10 per word per tlms
Seven Insertions fnf the price ~ six.
Minimum spare ~ words.
iC per word por day Nhen COPY runs
ono month without change.
Minimum amount accepted 2tc
AIL ttfAHGE WAIT AD8 are duo
and payable the same day first inHer-
ton ~ ad appears fAf out .of town
want ads ana all wanted to rent Wt.
ustiuuH wanted, wearing apparel and
household Eorda ads arc positively
TELEPHONE WANT ADS ~"
charged 81 the shue ratio aH cash ads
ana collections Will ho made ~ your
homo or office as Hoou after FIRST la
Horiion sH possible, this iH an accom-.
mediation service and payments should
be made promptly when bin iH rre-
fcnt0d Always ask your telephone si
60 Do repeated back 60 you by the
telephone al taker 10 make sure that
" has been correctly taken. Tho world
cannot HHHure rcHpouH lhlliiY fuf rrr0ra
~ amy hui occurring he telephone
Hdvpftlsofntnta
lnd'r no circumHtauro4 are ws 70.
HpopHlbIe for errors in any advertise.
mont unless reported Immediately
Uftrr mat Insertion No reduction In
cost of an ad will be- made unless srror
deHtfuyH value ot ad.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
USED CAR
EXCHANGE

Mako II a used car and save that
large first years depreciation. We
have the largest assortment In the
city All are standard makes and the
nrIrn9 mo rlNhl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
srECI,I NOTICES

WEHs MAIN MATERNITY Hanttnriutu.
foS the Gaze and protection ~ Young
women rateF reasonable, babies ndopted.
1bi7 w Main Or NJ II Newman Med.
teal Director 3O7 Colcord Rldg Okla.
homa city
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Some
peupl" have tho impression that THIS
store fuvorr the closed shop 90 such an
impression h. wrong THIS firm does not
way, Neither does any member or EN-
ploye ~ A. Nor do we have any con
ncCtiuu uf any Kind with anyone who
dUnn We have no business reason for
olthcr ftNoriug or opposing tho employ
mont ~ either class of labor union or
sell 10 every body aliko-chargo tho same
price and give the same service This is
truly a "Huuarc deal" store W a. brown
Co, Paints Glass. wall Paper and
Painters and rHpcrhaugcrs' Tools, IA s
RuAton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
rROFESsIONNL sER,INrs
EMPLOYMENT


HtIT WNNTID-MNLE ~
FIRST CLASS paper ruler. DO YOU want
20 spend the summer Co the north" You
can get good position with hiEh wages
wire lirgwu q S1euger Sioux Falls. : T..
NANTED-1ompetent bookkoeper also to
do HteuographlC work. using the dlCta-
ptonc. Address BOX GOSH, care World.
WANrED-Liye energetic boys, must be
over ~ years old, for position on de
livery truck ana In stock room. permanent
position and chance for advancement TO
right party. Apply Shsrwin- Williams Co,
ms g Cheyenne.
CARPENTERS wanted AT once Corner
Of Illinois and Cincinnati open Job
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
WALKER MOTOR
COMPANY

723 South Main. Usage s640
ron sAIG-Ruick Ught six roadster.
cord tires, bargain FOR cash, first come
first served, ll.l s.. Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
won HEPATRTNG
B,uDI~G AND CoNTRACTING
CLEANING AND DyEING

ALL HOUR CLEANERS AND TAILORS
Ladies' and gents repairing; alteration;
cleaning, pressing and dyeing. Phone
OFpEe be9s, 2l0 East Third 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
Phone 5000
Ask Tor Want M Department
ANNOUNCEMENTS



fotNb. u'uok aud white bird dos DUP.
male about one year old owner please
'all tos'll prur store. sand Syringe
Lus1 saturday afternoon. diamond
car ot ON Tenth 81 Liberal reward II &C.
turned OHuEo Ga3'
Lost ulsck kd glove between strsud
thostpr and Midland Valley drpot SAT.
ufdoy night Finder call az ~ Norfpik
and receive reward
LOST Gi"id lob ioctot. monogram "; y
y suitable. reward call Usage 1910 or
LOST or srRAYED-- BLACK and brown
uHrcH. one wctEuH l,.su. aturr l-uu.
seven nnd "ight years "ld. win Roach
lhik Louis Miles
LOST i,otwrou Tulsa and Uruncr sta
ton, one TIE and rim tire diNt bin,
tread rod sidcH, fttestuur W "
Fletcher fulsa, u " uruncr station
80 REWARD Tor return of Alrcdalc dog
500 regard for Information leading go
arrest aud conviction of party taking and
dctaiuiug utove dos. Usage li5b OF 3oal
.srHANED 10 my place. bay mule branded
with II ON lot jaw, one mile vaht ut
Rcd Fork " E nnrdcsty
WILL THE GENTiEMAN in the auto.
mobile who was handed by mistake H
lgdieH hat blown from another rar at
Fourth aud Hoston. ! y 70 ON We!nc1s.
Gas CO. Fitth and rhcyenuc
REWARD t'5 reward for return of
ladies finger ring. set with large topaz
ana two small diamond. loHt near Third
and Boston. Mildred Morrison, lilG
lioHton. Phone ana
81 KARAT diamond. gold hand, with
platinum setting, reward offered /.
finder return Co Tulsa world
LOST Tucsdny ou West Fifth 81. or
near Campbell Baking 90, small gold
pin one bpphlrc sot. liberal reward for
return. Usage 1879.
LbSr-pcHri carsCtcw, sot Ia rhineRtoue
and black onyX on Main st, between
Third and Fifth, reward. 10 Hayward
NldE
LOST--FoA Terrier puppy: white body
brown face aud ears white stripe down
face; long tau, answers 60 name " Ter
rlhlel reward. Phone Usage 6726
STOLEN from house between Skiatnok
and Spcrry, 1850 worth Of furniture,
six dining room chairs. three rugs green,
brown. old rose one mattress, $50 one
gray blanket two pillows one comfort
ore hsdsptchd, ono wool shirt Finder
address Ewell Phillips, Skihtook. Rural
Route will give price of furniture as re-
ward Tor conviction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS


VACUUM CIeauefs fof rent BY day or
weck rhone cedar Noe .----
WANTED 10 find Icauo McElderty
anyone knowing his whereabouts klndy
address Etl. w. World
NOTICE no ALL AGINTs Ny property
nj 1905 a baltimore d. this DAY re-
moved from tho market. bo governed 40.
rDrdIUgIy. o. E ftlInN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22

FORp SEDAN for sale; almost new.
Phone Usage 1874
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22

4 W GOLDEN wanted to take charge or
boarding huufe near HOmtny For fur
thor Information, call at the New Fox
Hotel
DIVORCE evidence secured by experienced
operative. strictly confidential, reason
able terms. Address bS2-H. care world
CANCERS sores. tumors, wens Fuitre
piles fstula. write f1r testimonials
Box etL Troup. TeNas
PARAMOUNT Maternity Hospital for
confinement, private. prices reasonable /,
may work for board, babies adopted
Write for booklet MrF. f. ~ Long
Mo.
VALUABLE Information FOR Shumway
Unit owners. write Cook. room 9ll
i'9 W Madison ST., Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
AUTOMOBILES
AuroMonllr. ,or SALE

1870 MODEL hIg pig Studcbskrr seven
passcuger. HpI,udid condition, heap
for cash. owner IrutIug town, Wupt relf
bcfpre FRIDAY might CAN owner a.
cedar G3I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
BUSINESS SERVICE

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
BOARD AND ROOMS

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YDtNg LADY desires room on south side (;
walking distance. Cali $500 office hours.
wants room private fam
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-22
DODGE CARS

For sale
Two touring and one ruadHter.
Phone lG1O on wrltc h0i Barnes
building, MHskogcc.