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ORGANIZATION VS.. APPLICATION.

someone the other day observed that the world
was ofr-organized. Doesn't that Just about eS-
press Eour own thoughts? Organization seems
TO hvNe been almost universally substituted for
application, with the result that pretty nearly
everybody is looking TO some organization or
other to achieve their destiny and scarcely any
one is depending on his or her own efforts TO
solve the simple problems Of life.
Don't you think a considerable part OF the
difficulty is discoverabe In this mischevious
mental attitude How long do you suppose would
the dissatisfaction and unrest last IL everybody
should suddenly stop discussing class and mass
problems, cut the thousand and one organiza-
ton meetings, and each dig right into his own
individual affairs, always having a due regard
for the rights OF others depending on his own
efforts alone2
The world would be cured over night. Not
the slightest doubt about II, Everybody would
live within their moaus--of necessity Society
would be instantly freed from a terrific strain
brought about through drives and propaganda
and agitation. Tho universal lust for power
for the ability to make someone or some class
do what another individual or class wants done
would disappear. Men and women would go
about their individ Ial business, responding To
the decent and natural impulses to help one an
other and to cooperate voluntarily with one an
other
We are obsessed with the conviction that such
would be the result. That once again the better
natures OF men and women would be quIckened
n organization duress and propaganda could be
driven from theiS midst. God placed tba hall :
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Margaret CARROTS
mc Husband 1m
BY JANE PHELPS

wereout together. II only he had
called up and asked me IL | wanted
John Kendall before he invited him!
well. It wouldn't happen again. I'd
tell him he must find out II | wished
guests when we went out to dinner.
| was Immediately relieved when
/ saw the walter coming Tho manu-
script-which was spread on the
table-had now to be put on a chair.
and the dinner eaten. Surely now
they would pay some attention to
me.
Are YOU as interested in literary
things as Bob is?" John asked turn
ing to me.
"Oh. ! enjoy good book or maga-
zine, but ! do not. allow myself to be
carried away by such things" | an
swered Coldly
"One book worm in the family Is
enough Bob answered with a little
laugh, which someway didn't sound
quite natural. Il expect Margaret
Is often bored because of my bookish
proclivities."
NO. not when you read at home!"
broke in, really not intending to be
rude.
Il see that I am in wrong" John
i''i"i N'bf Nui must spare me BOD
once In a while. or / shan lose my
best critic. Before his mother died
he was of great help to me"
Bob helped us to our dinner. which
was delicious. But It was entirely
spoiled for me by what had gone be
fore. and the constant recurrance
I'm their talk Of the Mss. which, IL 7
had done as | felt like doing, | would
have torn in bits.
DO forget that manuscript for
n little and talk to me-" | finally
burst out who is that woman over
there, the one in violet? She has
been looking at us ever since we sat
down
why, that's Maud Warren. I did
not know she was back from Eu-
rope and excusing himself John
htndall went over to whore she was
sttlng and commenced an animated
conversation with her.
wish he'd stay over there" I
said GROSSLY.
Why, ! thought you liked john"
Wei, ! don't! not when he sp6ils
my evening for me thought | was
going TO have such nice time to-
night and you had to bring him
along and spoil II all" and winked
hard TO keep back the tears.
WHY, Margaret. I'm sorry, dear.
! wouldn't have dreamed Of asking
him had thought YOU would Object
| imagined II would be more inter.
esting II we had guest John is n
very clever man you know" he fin
lshed Just as our guest returned and
took his seat
romorrow-Bob Makes Promise.
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CHAPTER XXI
An I-Annlnm IL nIAunnnlnIr Il

An Evening of Disappointment.
| was to meet Bob at the rpstau-
rant whore we were to take dinner.
In spite Of my resentment, and my
plans anent his going away and COM
ing sunday | WAS quite excited at
the thought of dining out with him.
As he wouldn't come home to dress
| wore a simple afternoon gown.
| was nearly half an hour too ear
~. But that did not disturb me.
! seated myself in the waiting room
and amvsed myself by watching the
people come in. None of the men
could compare with Bob. | thought,
either in looks or manner.
lie came about 10 minutes after
the time he had set, and not alone.
NV heart sank as | noticed that
John Kendall accompanied him, a
bulky package under his arm. Was
It possible that Bob had asked him
TO dine with us? 1t would spoil my
evening II he had. They would be
sure to talk of things of which !
either knew or cared nothing.
Have | kept you waiting, Mar
garct?' Bob greeted. Then before |
could reply: John has consented to
dine with us"
How do you do. Mrs. Garrett -
John Kendall held out his hand.
Bob insisted that | trail along with
him. I've book here" he tapped
the package with his long slim fin
ger, which ne is anxious to SEQ, and
as he had made this appointment
with you, couldn't induce him to
dine with me-
All the time John Kendall was
making this explanation | was try
ing to compose myself to appear nat
ural-I could not pretend to be
pleased. But was saved the neces-
sity of replying by Bob's telling US
to come along or we wouldn't be
able to get a table.
The moment we were seated, Bob
and John commenced to speak Of the
book when the waiter appeared
they stopped long enough to give the
order. Bob as usual consulting me as
to what | would like. We dincd out
so seldom, that when we did / us
ually ordered something we did not
have at home. Either something
difficult TO cook, or a dolicaCy we
could not get OF our tradesmen.
There that's overt" Bob declared
with "A sigh OF relief, as soon as the
waiter hurried away with the order,
now we can talk in peace until he
brings the dinner" and they inn
modiately launched into discussion
ancnt the merits OF the Mss. in
which they were both so interested
that they seemingly had forgotten
that was with them.
They will stop when the dinner
comes" | thought. and tried to
amuso myself by looking around the
room; hut | was so annoyed that Rob
had asked John, ana still further
put out because OF their converse
tion that | could feel no interest in
anything Usually Bob and | dis
cusscd this one or the other and
had a real gosslpv time when we
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"MARo" AND "TosCA."

Al, opera is not grand Nor IN all grand opera
Grand. The presentation of 'La Tosca" In Con-
vention hall Monday evening by the Scott com
pany Of artists was indeed grand opera To In
duIge in editorial comment on such subject
may constitute "a breach of good Journalistic
form; II may he nn invasion OF the rights OF the
womsn's page; an arrogation of authority at the
expense Of the professional critic,
Let that he as Il r,ay. We indulge the In
spirai,on which moves us to pay tribute TO
artistry. dsrcgarding In tho act tho possible OBJ
1ections already stated as well as the established
rules Of professionalism that may possibly hedge
about tho critic. A plain and unadorned appre-
citation expressed from the heart. without the
slightest effort to discriminate or compare
that is our present purpose.
Therefore, our compliments to Miss Eastand's
"Tosoa" and 10 Mr.. Chambiees Mario" The
death Of "scarpin" was ms herocsily tragic AZ
his last hours bnso and despicabe. Which,
an we understood the matter Is tribute enough
to his mastership In his profession. But the
appeal OF ''Tosca" in her duplication before
yielding. OF Mario" In the moonlight scene in
the tower were alike superb and thrilling.
Music has appeal that is all It's own. II
has been said that It Ia the universal language.
And there is truth in that The unframed
now ana again hears voice that brings JOY TO
tho heart. stills the gods OF envy and despair,
opens the gate OF paradise enough to give
glimpse of what lays beyond, and kindles anew
the best desire of men. Such voice. we think.
is Chambieo's Mario"
The professional critic might be capable OF
anaiyzing Il, give TO It's various tones names that
science has supplied. Which would neither add
to nor detrsct from it's wondrous beauty. The
fact remains that the savage In primeval forest.
the bodouin on his wind-swept desert, no less
than the banker AT his discounts or the man and
maiden In the moonlight, would each alike pause
in brcathless admiration It's tones ravished the
car and realize the existence Of emotions hithcr-
to unsuspected.
The members OF the Hyechka club and the
clubs guaraptors deserve the sincere thanks OF
the community in presenting the Scott company
for it's approval
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pI.tyTINIE.

Copyright, 1890, by Edgar A. GucsD
Tho only real time for fun
Is when you know your work is done. -
who leaves neglected tasks behind
Takes with him an uneasy mind,
hut he can sing along his way
Who earns the rght TO rest and play
The sweetest hours of Joys are those
Which every weary toiler knows
The holidays which now and then
shine through tho lives of busy men
When free from care and duty's grind,
They leave the daily tasks behind,
There is no real JOY In play
For him who knows that he should STAY
And keep his post. however sweet
The peasures he has gone to meet.
Because forever in his mind
There lies the task he left behind
lie only knows the thrill of fun
Who PLAYS not till his work Is done.
Then he may wander fancy-free
And claim the joy, whato'er II he,
Knowing the laughter and delight
Which come to him are his by right.
God grant that when | come to rest,
With lifes sun sinking In the west,
And the last bugle call is blown
by duty's herald, I may own
The right 10 turn from toll and rest
Knowing that have done my best,
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The Kansas city star Ia authority TOR tho story
that Secretary Baker during 1918 became so dis.
couraged over the dark prospects OF the allies
that he made up his mind TO take the field and
whip the German army himself. lie called In
General Bliss and told him what was in his mind
Il have concluded 10 resign and enter active
srvice In the field" he told the general. "on one
condition-that you viii get me appointed a first
lieutenant" Cant he done" said the general:
you don't know enough" AS the world knows
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place. saying Mother, these toma-
toes are porfeckly delicious.
Wat. do you meen II? sed ma, and
pop scd, wy shouldcnt | meen it.?
and ma sed, o. no reason, Of corse.
And | ate spoonful OF mIne say
ing, G.. ma, these stewed tomatoes
are CRATE, I've ate stewed tomatoes
before. but not like this Being glad
never had and ma took a spoon
full on her own plate and taisted
them, and pop sed wat are you
making such a face about, mother?
Did ] make a face, sed ma, and
pop sed, You made one of the werst
faces I've seen this yecr, wy don't
you finish your tomatoes. mother?
Willyum Potts. you know those to-
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The Horoscope
The stars incline. but do not compel
Wednesday. May 10, 1920.

"Tbe stars incline. but do not compel"
wednesday. May 10, 1920.
Friendly stars guide men and
women this day. according TO as,rol.
ogors. While Jupiter and Neptuns
are IN A strongly benefic aspec,.
Venus, Mercury and Mars are Ia
kindly sway
Some sort OF a commercial treatl
that viii greatly benefit America,
trade is forcsha dowed.
This should be an auspicious Nm.
for all large enterprises, especialIy
for those that have to do with the
development of manufacturing in
tcrcsts.
This should be a favorable day for
making plans. whether they he poo.
lticdl or commercial. II is lucky
for political Advancement.
Women should profit by conditions
during this configuration which
seems to promise that they Will gam
through helping the ambitions q.
men.
Under this direction Of the stars
women should he extremely careful
about writings. Love letters as wou
as other communications may cause
serious troubles. but political issues
will be especially dangerous to dis.
cuss the paper.
All constructive issues should
benefit today. In the coming months
here will be great opportunities fnrI
all who have executive talent and
experience.
Military men should be fairly for
tunatc today, which gives to them
recognition and accords themS just
dues.
Astrologers long have prophesicd
that with the Advancement of the
new era the United States would "a
tho scene OF a revolution which tho
people would not recognize because
IL was not to be attended by blood
shed. They now point out that II Ia
wise to read the signs of the times
The formation OF A nationwide mr..
ganization representing millions
will be perfected by midsummer, the
seers declare, and 1t will seek TO
hold back the rising tide of indus.
trial domination. Through ma
avenues old traditions will be pre-. I
sented, 1t is prophesied.
Persons whose birthdate Il is have
the augury Of an active year that
will bring success.
Children born on this day are like.
~ to be lucky all through their
lives. Perseverance, and courage
contribute to their good fortune.
Copyright 1890. by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndc,,
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Daily Biblical Quotation
WEDNESDAY. MAY ~, 1920.

The Iod ia slow to anger. and great In power
and will not at ali acquit the wicked the lorh
"a ,hc clouds arc the dust Of his feot--Nahum
f;3. -,,
II ia tho Lord shall resist
or contradict his Will
Ubo cannot do but what is Just,
And must be righteous ptill2
ne yesfeconcilcd to God - Cor. b;2O.
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matoes arc bernt, you must Wink
I'm awfilly dents. sed ma.
Wich pop picked up his sawser
and smell it, saying, We'll. so they
are. And picked up mine and
smelled it, saying, Darn IL they aint.
Wich they certeny was.
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Robert A. Mckinney
Funeral Director. Phone 45s-i7l
903 South Main.-Advt.
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\ Tulea lady who is enthusiastic over grant
opera, remarked yesterday mat Scott carried
"a good band with him.
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". y. Gilstrap Of tho Chandler News puhlicsl
who led the cohorts Of Jake Hamon In binCoIi
county, strcnuously objects to opposition fac
iional newspapers
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Tho rcpor, that Ardmoro BE- boarding eggs
probably untrue.
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We do not quite grasp what Is behind g. hu
the suggestion has been made that tho cost ID
living might be reduced by cutting out underwear
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one reason why the Mexican robels are show
ing 50 much grief over Ctrrauzd's escape is tha
he got away with AN the mintcd money.
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have always noticed. says 'ill Dngloy ma
carnivals and potato bugs make their appear
ance about the same time
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This colyum might favor Jake hamon for
prcsidcnt with ~ reservations.
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The poet who ravcd half dozen rawlings
Oklahomas moonshinc, denies that he is q I
agandist for one of our industries. lie attrs
suspicion by trying to make mule" rhyme
"sheol"
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WELL LOCATED HOMES


IS 500 b-ronrra modern. North GI.
iette. Nll lot double garage Good
terms. Rents tJB.
tTso0 wss, side. walking hIstanc.
porches up. Modern. Fins ioraiton
clear
tisSoo South Cincinnati r,ous
brsaLfASt room. basement. turnare
heat oAk floors. ali b,lilt In featur.s
Garare A real nome
sr"akfast roam muse aIeoye III
built In features. besdtiful fIreplAce.
and snrass % ooo casb
$1,000 beautiful little home In Park
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

20 Rooms. MAIN 81 LoCNTioN
5.ycu lease. t2o6 rent, 1850. one-half
cash, bal monthly, See this one.
y E HOUSTON.
aOg gecurttv HHu
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FOR SALE OR RENT--Sew room
bungalow at 1901 y. Elwood, break.
last room tile bath. oak floors. all
built In features, good DECORATIONS
and fixtures basement, car garage
and servant quarters. would consider
good lot, small property or car as
part OF first payment. Call Cogle.
ossge s2lS 2i7h T.. Third.
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YOU'VE gOT money we've rot the hoods.
SWAP. nowera Furniture Co 4 Hauth
Cincinnati psaFa ahOG
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.oRcUTT PARK ADDITIoN-Corn.r lot,
with a four room modern bungalow, IN
the rear OF the lot, south and east efpcs-
urc, this II on paved street, near street
car and school Price So $50 with easy
terms Booker Sheldon. Phone Cedar 1869,
Usage 7O27.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IinTNts FnK sAIt

HOUSES FOR sAiE s5
CAN YOU afford io pay rent when You
can Ny new s-room duplex, live In
ore side and have the other side help
you meet your payments ana when tho
cash paytn ont IL only S5OO7 Think II over
and call Qotdon GRADY. Cedar TTT.
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CINCINNATI. sOUTH-b-roor,- ,s.,-,.----
bungalow, with double garage. A. XIV
some terms. Usage W or s5, Edw p E'',.s p..
rett t. hai'
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FURNITURE repairing and rcfin-
ishlng, upholstoring. mattresses
renovated, highest grade workman
In Oklahoma Phone Usage 4aG,
Tulsa Furniture Repair shop.
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CHEYENNE NORTit-immcdiatc po.:.,,-
sion. splendid room modern bupe.I.s
artistic breakfast room, heavy oak 49,.
throughou, built In features. tasen,r
garage. solid cement driveway, east fr,s,
block Of car line, 1850. t2,50O cash. r
Brown Usage 90.
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50 600 WITH $3.50 cash will give ".
Immediate possession Of a new g ~
bungalow. basement. furnace heat
rage. on pavement, fruit Can us ~,
it Osage lb3t. NJ J. Glass and cort,s,
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SOUTH sipE-Five room newly built
bungalow, hardwood floors extra large
basement. corner lot. Price 1880. easy
iEAST SIDE Five room modern bunga-
low hardwood floors throughout built
In features. garage corner lot, block nf
car line. $1,000 1880 cash, balance $40
per month CAu Wright Cedar 1850.
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1lEuO CASH paymontH-fiVe ruuUa has
mantcl garage Price {saO0. a. ~
cash. t15 mouth. Located ln soutbs,r
part OF city, convenient 20 both car ij,s
T. NJ. Hollyman company. Phone Cst,,
1859.
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Three Bargains.

Dalton adding machine, typewriter
and check protector. Apply Upton
Sheet Metal Works, ia SO, Boulder
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COOP five roQ,n and sleeping porch. oNk
floor. throughout. lots OF built IN tes-
lures, large living am dining room bed
rooms flnishsd Ia ivory, mattel, nicely
decorated and attractive hghing fixtures
large garage and solid concrete drive. best
north side location. side walks and paw
ms in Prics $3.50 only 1850 down. Phone
Cedar Ss-lAS9.
SIX ROOM 6unEFiow in Mapieridge, ear
garage. drive, servants quarters beau
tlfl lawn, Price - 500 NLeoo eash, pal
anc. monthly payments Call Cedar or
OsAgs lBsA NJ. J, Glass Company.
HILLCREST Bungalow, rooms, strictly
modern. basement sleeping porch, gar
age brand new, everything to your lik-
Ing, $4,000 cash will hAndle BalAnee
monthly payments II. J, Glaas and Com
paRy. Cedar is3t
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FuRNlTuRH repairing, rctiplshing and
uph irtering done right. priced reht
Phone Usage aSb, Tulsa Furnture RepAn
shop.
Diu savins on complete stock of furniture.
<. stovsA ruga, dishes, ste. You will he
convinced by figuring with vs. Feldman
Furniture Co., cash 0r credit ~ EaAt
Rlgat street.
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CLOSE IN. Groom two story modern
house and furniture; all for $3.50. ce-
dar 1914
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Unfurnished house Of ; or more
rooms itb-A, care World
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NORTH SIDE
80 AAA

Beautiful home. living room, dining room
breakfast room. oak floors many built In
features. mnntcl and electric fixtures, very
fine, four large bedrooms, glsEsod In sleep
Ing porch. extra large clossts, tiled BATH
room, pedestal wash stand and tub. fur
mace, coal or gas. two car garage with
servants quarters, cement porch and drive
way. Occupied by owner. Exclusive agent
Mcdonnell ~ Donnoll Investment Co, 40
al Bliss building. Telephone a2sl Usage
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NORTH StDE--Splendii location. two
story eight rooms. aun parlor, bath
basement roughcd In for furnace garage,
prige sll.5OO: caHh $3.50 terms Call
Cedar 1891. Walter Realty Co,
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ruW SALE nroken fuiios " furniture
al together or BY tho piece. an ".
aiSth Phone Usage 8oG7
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$500 CASH buys an s-room buns,io,
good location and priced right at iiet5
Phone Usage 2s73. '''''
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
WNNTED-To RENT s,

WANTED TO REST--Furnishod one or
two rooms. kitchrnette and bath In south
west section OF city. Usage $3.50.
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FOUR ROOMS, modern. corner io, vT
located, Price $4,000 tI.500 easE n,
ancc monthly. r NJ. Hollymnn conn.,.
Phone Cedar 1889. '''!
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ii. coo CASH handles this pretty 6c,,sr
east side. rooms, bath. sleeping po.N
garage. Price $500. W. J. Henry. ora.
pG6i. AH
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TELEPHONE fut sale. C~apr nho
Foit sAi.E-v -viciroia. Eeasy Terms cedar
ab0
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TWO houses and q rooms each 80
modern. both for 81 500. ,erms NV
cash. Usage 50. Edw. 4. Barrett. s6t ~
iildE Y
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EAST sIDE--6 room modern durIei 10
gaiow bath. electricity. block gf ~
ment. close 10 caE-line. $500 glgs0 csn
r. J, Phelsn, Usage 3ji3
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DuNdALow--Almost new r5Gw. n
bath, corner lot, on pavement A. n,
cash balance monthly Price $1,000 49,,
~ or eS. Bdw ", Barrett sag
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WEST pAHK--tsO0 cash balance ;,,,,.,,---
room house fine lot c.opo m
~ 400 Usage sS Edw E Rarret, 'si s.,
Tliss bldg wv" w
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GOLDEN OAK rocker. dininF table stta
body Brursuin rug, liii Notth Elwood
ron sALE-e rooms Of furniture In up.to-
date apt close In Apt can be ronied.
must bc sold, account ~ leaving city. can
OaaGt ihis.