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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-15
Cane dOCe dd|ares diarios

Sin dejar ocupaciones actuales. Apren-
da explotar el magnifico negocio de Azogar
Fabricar un Especffico para limpiar abri-
llantar vidrios metales, varios trabajos
nas.
i Cualquier persona puede hacer este trabajo
No hay necesidad de ser muy instruido nj Sc
requieren conocimientos especiales. No de-
pendera I'd. de nadie Y trabajara en- casa en-
sus ratos libres. Con POGO esfuerzo, sin min
gun Capital, tendra un negocio remunerador
que aumentara en- importancia de dia en- dfa
basta con que I'd. siga cuidadosamente nues-
tras instrucciones para obtener exito.
Las instrucciones completes solo cuestan
$3-Pfdaas HOY fMISMO eTnpiece inme-
,diatamente a ganar mucho dinero. Envfe so
centavos pague ell resto despues.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
U. S. COWBOYS IN
BERLIN TIRED OF
BEING HOBBLED'
Forced to See Things of Little
Interest and Listen TO
Lectures.

BERLIN. April 1O.-The Texas
and Kansas cowboys who brought
the American farmers gift cows 10
Germany are glad TO go hack to the
silent places where they breed
strong. silent men.
Not that they've got a grudge on
Germany. nor not that everybody
didn't do his durndest TO show
these long. rangy chaps a good time.
nor yet again that they're anti
German. No. none of these things.
but they wearied of being hob
bled." so they let on today
we could certainly had a hell
IVA time if LETT 20 ourselves. We
did break out Of corral a couple OF
times and range about" said one,
while a colleague allowed: well
Berlin is quite q city. but 7 can't see
as it's got mucl on Kansas City at
that"
Whereupon another buddy chirped
up, and allowed as how the Lone
Dislike Lectures.
This being hobbled was q case Of
icing dragged about to see a lot of
.hings they didn't want to see, and
more particularly being forced to
listen to extra long lectures on this,
that and the other. Tt may be re-
marked in passing that when a Ger
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
Vaudeville LOVERS GiOen
Real Treat At Orpheunr

Vaudeville lovers who expect 20
view future performances at the
Orpheum had better make their res
ervauons early. II the crowd hat
packed the playhouse Sunday after
noon at the opening Of the new bin
Is 10 be taken as an indication Of
the revived interest in the tighter
comedy here. And ? IS. because
both Performance sunday night
showed 10 capacity houses, and ad
vance reservations tend TO prove
that me remaining days Of tire pro-
gram headed by Max Bloom and
Alice Sher. and including 1--WE other
Of tho best acts shown IN the Or
pheum since the days Of Louie Rom
NELL. will see but few untitled seats
al any or all performances
Z New Management.
Under a new management and a
new system, both OF which are filled
10 OVERCOMING with that unusual
spice-'pcp tho Orpheum, after
weeks on the downtrodden path 50
far as the average stage Offering is
concerned SUNDAY came lEIO JUS
own. Six acts II vaudeville. together
with an entirely new program by the
well known Orpheum orchestra, and
Kilograms, and Topics Of the Day
al for the price Of n single admis-
sion. Although prices are not re-
duced Sunday was a bargain day,
and every ticket holder was given his
moneys worth. six fold The pro-
gram, will continue until the curtain
falls next wednesday night and
with the dawn Of Thursday comes a
new bill as good. the management
says. If not better than the present
Hours Of regular entertainment are
offered and Orpheum offerings in
the future will be entirely up 10
snuff"
Six acts Of vaudeville. one scoring
as heavily as the other. and all Of
them from tho opening to the last
act drawing rounds Of applause from
an amusement hungry multitude
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
Says Rain DriUeS Many
To Marriage Bureau

CHICAGO, April Nights the
time for wooing. OH" said well
known Scotch authority.
But L. c. Legner, in charge of
the Cook county marriage license
bureau. has another version.
when it's rainy and the fog set
ties down over the old town, why
people just naturally get lonely
said Legner. land they dream of
coy flats and fire places. slippers
and homemade biscuits-they want
10 love. they hold hands.
$50 on rainy days. we issue many
more marriage licenses than when
the sun is brightly shining"
Dan Cupid is still as active as
ever this year but marriage licenses
are falling off. according TO Legner.
High rents, the employment situa-
ton, or something else" is the
cause. Legner doesn't quite know.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

his audinece-in any theater. His
act alone IS well worth the door fee.
Marie" has much 10 do with the
success Of the act, altho' one would
be Wei content 20 listen by the
hour 10 the musician. who plavs
anything from Yankee Doodle 10
HumOresque. and offers modern iazz
with the musical technique Of Chop
IN and Cavalier Rustcana.
Waters Moore troupe in speed bv
Wire" is the closing number Of the
long but snappy program The act
includes a quartet OF tight wire
walkers. runners and what's-not
II. too. IS one OF the best OF its kind
ever shown here, and offers TO the
audience several feats Of originality
that others of the game have failed
10 show
1t is a show we'll worth while
and YOU can't afford 20 miss it,
Reservations should be made early
even for the performance for tho
last haf Of tho week, and for the
new bill that opens Sunday r. r. r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

It seems like living again in the
unto days Of the OrpheuIn. The
success had been credited 10 the
pep 9c~oUrt
Good Juvenile Act
The stein trio. a juvenile act.
opens the program. The acting
dancing and singing of the three
youngsters has never been surpa ssed
on the local staRe-nor the costumes
ether It's q Regular act and takes
tho prize for juvenile productions.
Broadway little Jazz Girl" i'm
the person Of Gertrude Newman is
the second card in the Orpheum
drawing and for a single act, Frances
Kennedy has nothing on her. Cert
rude's Interpretation Of songs call
cd for numerous rounds Of applause,
and encores.
Myrtle Vail and George Dameral
went over big in their little skit-
The Sixth ReeI"-Myrtle in the
role Of a new kind OF a vampire. q
slavey and a regular girl This net
ia a satire on the artistic in The
movies. and in it Miss Vail goes
further than ever before in her
brilliant career as an atmospheric
dancer of the South sea Islands type.
They are assisted by Opal Elliot.
Max Bloom and Alice Sher-his
IN her brilliant career depvdoaC2
wife-are as pleasing as ever In their
little comedy-"The Tale Of a Lone
some Spine" Only to see il is one
able to appreciate the act. Max has
the same old line Of patter-with
different words, but the personality
remains the same. Both Max and
Alice Will be remembered as stars
Of the old day in the musical COM
edy world. Their act is a top
notcher.
HeDIerc Scores Big.
Herchell Henlere took the house
by storm in presenting Madame
Sl1idfkadinka" in the 'Pianohage. -
HenIere is a card on the ivores and
easily gets over-at the expense of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

man gets a chance 10 talk. ne hasn't
any idea Of when his license expires
IL might never expire were it not
for the fact that somebody else also
had "a laundering % talk.
The cowboys had had a whole Tot
of being entertained Gncluding be
ing talked to death) and had just
arrived az the station here. when
the German leader Of the expedition
told them. a bit grandly. "Ah, YOU
are now in the capital Of Ger
many"
A long. lean cowboy from Kansas
took one quick survey of some coal
Yards and Industrial places at hand.
and thcn drawled "WeU. Berlin is
certainly -heu OF a dump"
Then again. they were entertained
by the American Chamber of Com
merce with an afternoon dance and
luncheon a motherlv American wo-
man inquired OF them whether they
would care 70 dine first or dance q
bit.
AW ltA = thlr N tr AllE iFrNNllNr.
Only two OF the chaps could dance
anyway. but everybody certainly
could eat.
But when YOU try 70 hobb-e a
cowboy with an afternoon dance, a
Tot Of movies and a lot of inter
mirabIe lectures. he may perhaps
have different notions about a
country than if-weu. lets say II ne
had a chance to gaIop into bar
and say. Gimme the ssame." or Il
he could peek into a wicked beauty
dance
So it is that these cowboys
themselves of German extraction
are going back home with the firm
impression that whatever Ger
manys other faults or virtues are
she certainly acts as a hobble when
it comes TO some live ones from the
wild and woo7y west"
They haven't anything against
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
TO HONOR MEMORY
OF LOCAL WOMAN
Will Dedicate Statue to Mrs.
Alma Oliver Ware at
Services Friday.

As a memorial to Mrs. Alma
Oliver Ware. founder and principal
Of the South Bend training school
who died IN June 1918, the members
Of the alumni association OF the
school will present a bronze statue
to the public at SERVICES to be held
in the public library Friday evening
a eight o'clock.
It was through Mrs. Wares IN
tirinr efforts that the training school
was established. The statue was
made by a former pupil Of dorado
Taft and was inspired by Eugene
FIELDS poem "ButterCup. Daisy and
Poppy" The statue will be placed
in the children's room Of the IL
brary
The program of the services will
be rs follows:
Violin Solo Miss Esther Fulton
Invocation. Rev. Archibald Mcclure
Mrs Ware and her association with
Souht Bend
The North Club. Mrs. Fred EloeI
The Home Girls class. Mrs Fred
woodward
The South Bend Training school,.
.. Mr. Herbert Incl
The South Bend public Schools ....
Presentation Of Memorial Miss
Marie Meyer
progress Club Double quartet
Lullaby \eveig
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
AUTEN CHAPEL

Mr.. and Mrs Harvey King and
sons visited Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Oeist at Edwarsburg. Sunday.
Miss Hazel King spent last week
with her brother Dudley King and
family.
MS George Fuchs, Of Maple
Grove visited Mrs. Frank Smith
Friday
Miss Weaver Of New Carlisle was
the guest OF Miss Inez Rupel
Charles King Jr.. and Donald
King. visited their grandparents, MI
and Mrs. Charles King, last week
Miss Leona Hoctel OF South Bend
was a sunday guest at the home OF
Miss Mary Magdalene smith.
Mrs. Arthur Topper and children
Of New Carlisle Mr.. and Mrs
Charles King spent sunday with MI.
and Mrs Dudley King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Auten and
daughter. Anna. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Auten were Sunday gueets Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Anderson.
Mrs. Arthur Wolf and sons OF
south Bend. spent a few days last
week with her father Mr.. O. A.
Burner.
Air. and Mrs. Forest Schafer Of
WYATT arc parents Of a son born Fri
DAY. April l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stichler and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
ssieIe epent sunday with Mr.. and
NJ. Frank Ulbricht and family of
OSCeols.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Burner and
daughter. Henrietta. of south Bend
spent Sunday afternoon with their
father. %. a. Burner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
THeate1-S
1coNTINrEn - 90 p

CONTINUED FROM PAGE %
dings' story Is q well groomed. well
hammered gentleman with wide
circle OF acquaintance. To him.
men and women are human toys
for him 10 play with and bres <.
NJ. Ariiss makes the devil suaVe'
bantering. cynical. clever. CRAFTY
and very fascinating- The picture
IL excellently produced. directed
and acted. Sylvia Dreamer. Lucy
Cotton. Edmund Lowe. Roland Boz
temIey and Mrs Arliss are splen-
didly cast in leading roles Much
rraise may be lavishcd on the Aghs-
ing. photography and particularly
the settings Their equal has neVe-
been seen on the screen Which
proves the value OF having sets de-
signed By architects. decorate .
and highly skilled technical men.
as was the case in The DeVii.
Continuous performances Of the
picture will be given each day.
starting at o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

IN THE Little clown her latest
picture and the current attraction
al the LaSaUe. Miss Mary Miles
AIinter IL az her very best-a slangF.
saucy young circus clown that
makes her audiences howl with
mirth At her antics. Into her ne
however. steps a romance IN the
sape Of a bitter young gentleman,
estranged from his family ana
bound 10 become a bareback rider
(Jack MuIhaUD After "A year IN
the sawdust ring he leads the Ill
SIC clown before his parents ana
announces that ne ia going 20 ns:-
~ her. They. MISUNDERSTANDING
her type. make clever attempt 40
illustrate the design and"by means
OF q spiked teddy almost succeed
Helen Dunbar. Neeley Edwards
Lncien LittIefield and Winter Hall
have important parts I'm the picture.
and whole circus troupe was used
IN filming the scenes under the
big toL." on Wednesday Lying
Lips will be shown for one day
return.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
OLIVER

e c. whitney and Ed Wynn are
SO pleased with the unusual phe-
uomenaI success of The Ed Wynn
Carnival New York production
that they have arranged with se'-
eral foreign agents TO search Tor
novelties to introduce in the sec
ond edition. which is already under
incarnation for next season. 'The
perfect fool" promises to appear
personally in each presentation o.
THE Ed Wynn Carnival no mat
Ter 10 what extent the editions NAV
number. provided. Of course, he L
physically fit Wynn and his Ca
nival" come TO the oliver Friday
and Saturday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
PLANS TO SEND SOME
DWORCEES TO JAIL

SAN FRANCISCO. April I'D
vorces as a means Of getting rli of
troublesome mates. a-e be-1uia-
unfsshionablo IN San Francisco. 81
cordinr to Superior Jadr. q. r..
Shorta1
AnnuImontz arc proving @
cumbersome and al.rsrrr
quicker shan Reno As result
grand jury is COINS -. book
things a bit.
Persons who desire ta t-a..- .r.
maths sinrly after fatIrr -0
properlv in double harness. l
discovered. Sbortau sazs ..H rE
can bring a suit for anrama-.
leeing the cher mem ..- Hs -
partnership had pr ls -.
from there was no l9- I..r
The case IS tried and o-
agreement or on account rr t-.r-
unable 90 produce evidence. go.
uncontcsted. The marra-
ed.
The minute tho annuInrrt -
tered both parties arc free FL" marry
again. with the formaEE ef u
ing a year.
But what interests the court
why there have been no urr-... .--re
for mgamy growing ou- o. -".
many annulments granted rl t..
grounds Of biEamOus marr.a-r t--
nulments have averaged as h.Ir
seven "A day for week durr-
last six months court records r...
A. one time i'm EuElaud c.... ..-
baesador to that country bod HF 1855.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
CASTLE.

Repeating it's gigantic stage sue
cess. When We Were Twenty
one now in cinema form and
showing at the Castle. Will rank as
one OF the greatest romances that
the films have ever seen. II. 4.
Warner is shown i'm the role first
made famous by Sat Goodwin
while opposite him plays Claire An
derson in the part that Maxine El-
Hott portrayed so captivatingiy
that she led Nat into matrimony
Capable actors also have the roles
that old theater fans viii remem
Der seeing Constance Collier and
Arnold DAILY play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

III more publicity were given TO
divorce cases. many would never be
instituted Judge Manuel Levine.
cleveland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

Germany In particular. but they are
firm believers in luIiauor az de-
bate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

A Danish scientist is said TO have
invented a method Of measuring the
thousand milionth part of a second.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

The first beet sugar factory in the
United states was erected in 1893.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

Every new model, IN
fringed trimmed or
button immed The
materials are velours.
polos, Nalamas Bo-
livilS and tricOtine. nj
$3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

A. one time i'm ENGLAND e..I #"-
bassador to that country bod Hs .r.
state coach
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

Fine muslin bed sheets
-72x9G: Slrauae make.
We'll made. Special az
%
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

Smart looking. mp 90
the minute sprin =
dresses iu handsome
tanetas. rich satins
crepe de chimes and
other fue silks am
popular eolOrs. 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

Smart looking Trimmed Hats
moose from stunning rreH
tIons. made iu our own work
rooms. l0Ull think these
hats arc actually worth $500
and 5000. our price S23'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

r,asa wonderfully
CLEVER suits viii appeal
10 the women VINO are
looking for 80 suits
for S1G.J0 - Ina many
STYLES. silk lihed
Jackets. made of trieo-
tines and mems wear
serge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11

Guarantee pure threa q
SILK. black and Celors
3t Dr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23
EMPLOYMENT



NAN with rNod reference Who can take
,t.u nI au apartment house. can have
nu apartment With ncut light and water
furnished .a exchange inr uart of his
tiWr Answer guios, A'I.M World
CHRISTMAS MONEY sen monuments as
side line. VIII pay go commission on
each orders. Choice OF large stock. FuIly
Guaranteed. sasi $40 te 500 600 Opper-
luuty fur Individuals, churehHs and soc
tIpUvs. ENCrNuro baya eventually. MHnur
ncnt sales Co., llls North E'wuod, Tulsa
Nuuur Dsagr ab0A
Men Wanted, Learn Auto business
TULSA AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. lNt.
tos pa. 'th ~ ,Eyans- Hk'srd Motor hIl
WANTED Five high sc'sys salrsmeu
lhoss who can sell Interest lu a propn-
Htiou that pays l2 per cent dividends and
issues lNideul ChoCk ryvrv 40 days,
can in person at co2 Havur Hldg
MANIEp-BriEht young boy 20 demon
strate toys in street New York Hair
shop. over kenberEs
WANTED Men to sell C. Il, WATKINS
HruduCta. Dsage 5VsA,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23
FINANCIAL



AN DRILLING we'll 90 the east one
half ~ southwest on" quarter. section
l0-2s-7 Butler county, Kansas. To- a depth
N +. $50 tcri. un ess oil ar gas H. found tn
paying quantities OF a. lesser depth ahd
offer fur sale Ht roaannahl' price some
clos" lu acreage ana also m interest
u the 30 acres tho well Is b.iug drilled
on. Jhos. y. Junker El Dorado. Kansas
ATTENTION OH MEN
Gypsy operating m section -i.I'-i east
close 60 rIE now lease at 3lg5 per. Box
-. sumner okla.
ACREAGE wanted in exchange Tor tcsi
well. sent wildcat preferred. In Creek
NkfuaE.r OF Hughes Vuuntiesf submit full
particulars To ioS Mayo bldg Tulsa
FOR SALE 1000 feet 81 i7-Ib. cRsing
ss cents. ZOO feet 4lb. tubing ~
cents. !. 700 feet sucker rods. GA cents,
two new 2J0-bbl wood tanks. never used
1000 feet new 4ia-lb tubing 20 cents.
1900 feet new sucker rods. cents The
above located two miles south OF TAFT.
t.it-ts. Address box ms, Muskogce.
FOR SALE Forty acre and s0-acre lease,
close IN 10 big production. offset well
now starting drilling TO wilcox sand.
ossgo so5s. owner. 9i3 Kennedy Bldg.
GOVEHNMENr sale ~ OsaEe lands. maps
on cloth showing oil Land TO be sold.
production and other data Oh Field
Map CO., liartesyilie, Okla.
HAVE Packard Twin-siS roadster aud
truck 90 trade for good leases. Phone
OsuEe OTIS.
HAVE new standard rig and complete
string Of tools and five good strings OF
casing VIII put In Tor interest In proven
territory write what you have 20 offer.
NJ. s. Goldman. Box zoe. Roscoe. TexaH
OIL LAND
win sell my interest In oil producing
leases office furniture. ps, etc. A
completely furnished home and car and
garage. ready TO 20. 4 bargain for cash.
only 5000 Will handle nov, get busy
az once, want a rest. Cedar $50.
OH and gas lease, about miles from
the Maud field, have 2iO acres more
acreage available. Make me an offer.
Adurcss bov $50, Stick okla
QUICK ACTION
uET T's,; iiFR
OIL MEN AND INVESTORS
70 buy. sell or trade leases. etc Have
your proposition on our circulating list.
No commission. castings s.. Address
S69-M world
WILL GIVE i4o-acre proven lease for
me drilling OF one well SZ5 feet deep
and will loan necessary pipe Tree.
Address 7. o. Box l5f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23
PERSONAL PROPERTY
moUFHo,D coon

FURNITURE BarRaiuE. ut,.
good furniture. real chHau ... ....
eight blocks from Third ard Ns# Ill.,.
f1a. modern house. n. J. s...
Co. Cnlnr IllA-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23
ROOMS AND BOAR

N''"T i'h hFNi ~ NNlNllfb ~
MAIN, H. o23h tarr. outside fYnus
private aud connecting bath DO auI up
UHnEr iaI1
MAIN. A. 1sU-. lafpr front .uutHa44f
sleeping room. large closet private 900
trance. adjoining bath. uu rsr uua. DaaEo
MATS a.. 90. Slice. largo. we'll urnt.i.
south rvnaHurr uHopinv room
MARY hHogKMAb NrIa hD 100.
nicely utn.4lsi sleeplug ruom. adIoiu
luE hnth. priNHt, entrance ono uI two
gentlemen. osaE" asO1.
NONrOLK H I9g.Rig room. modern
dupi't $50. Call Usage TIl1 ur cedar
EtcE front room ,o rcut 90 ono or two
nurses Win Htchon privileges tau
bsEgr 1H1h
TWO young Adies can secure nioo room
ID, In p.y'ie home with h0wo privilege.
TiuRp W. Apartmcnt j. large at.
ttactivo room Tor rent Cali Usage
ai66 or usage f29G.J.
UTICA, s., COT front room, near bath.
garage. cpnycnient Tor one or two gentle
men. Usage GStl-N
NHHY desirable sIeoping roum. furnished
close ~. Eentlemsn preferred. rhou1
''h"h" ''''
WILL rrnt furnished room 20 couple or
one or two employed ladies. house
privilege 70 desired. cedar 1880
HooMS-UNttnNisn ~
ADMIRAL PLACE 1909 rvu unfur.
nh 5a.2s' ai,9s' SsS ssS"'. private front entrance.
FoR NEST Ia wesl raIsa. 3 B or four
roomH ono hoois ~ aohooi housn. ll21
ROOMS wIrn BOARD ~
, ATTRACTIVE front room u private
homo. south side, breakfast and dinner.
4 'phEc di's
n4LTMoGSH Mn s lIs.ss Won, Won, ,o share
rloyN1i breakfast and dinner. psbEs 1s"J.
nuNup AND noon ~ per week Cedar
27lO
HOARD snd rooms, very teaaorpblo CLOSE
iu. psuro 2s6l.J. Cedar 1903.
GUTHRIE O., l2e- Nlr0 furulahrd room
Tor rent % two ladies. board n desired
ono block OF an car lines, ozarc tost-H
| MAIN, a. l7lp plrauhut sleeplug room.
with board, nsAEs bopl.
NlCE room ard board ip private house.
garage. b2G Dearborn ST.. Lombard -
ditiou.
/ ROOM an hoard for tvb youuy men.
! roaHonablr Gii = u'rtDu. ouagc l2i.
| HENENul E. ais- Hoard and roo ..
good home cooking tcrlua reasonable
usase aso2-R.
Will ladics who ralicd Nj, j. q. stone
| psage b51i Monday ana Tuesday, pleas,
! cali pFagr sl5of
WANTED Reltshls yggng lady t9 share
| my apartment or VIII room and board
4 Ntue Cedar 1856
WHERE no RAT -
| ~ CONNlfN 20 twelfth aud south
| uoston and enjoy we'll cooked meals
nicely served. In private home uail Usage
| tJt7.
wNNrED-RooMs OK RONIiD ae
uENrLEMNN wants furnlshcd room. prl
waite bath. furnace neat iu home OF
/ owner. Address il5 M world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23

uENrLEMAk wants furuinhrd room. prl
vatr bath. furnace neat iu home "a
owner, Address i1g NJ, World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-23
WANTED ~ nuN1
BUSINESS SERVICE

.MNNr no BOARD % .ycar-old hoy v
Catholic family ossvs tpla