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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
FINANCIAL
RI.INkss OrpOnrI >ITits

Bt-i>Ess OrpOKrt SUITES ~
WANTED TO Bry--Locat real estate and
Insurance agency. Address T. Q. Boz
INSURANCE. AGENCY wanted. price mus,
be right, state particulars FIRST letter.
hdiress Box se2B - care ot World.
wANTED-ro hear ~ good stote Tor
sale. Jones. 2S2e Van Buren, st.. Chi
caso.
ADVERTISE Rate book mailed free.
standard Advertising Agency 500 Vie
tofia. 81, Louis
BUSINESS DEAI.s negotiated and Il.
nahced. Usage bsto. between and
D M
AUTO SUPPLIES. tires and tubes at 10
per cent less than our regular whole
sale prices. wanted. reliable man 10 open
branch store for us IN Muskogec. ohmul-
gee. Bsggs. Ifenryetta, Nda Shawnce.
pawhuska Bar,lesyiie. DeweL Bigheart.
wynona. Cleveland Homlny, Yale, No
wata. Ninita or any other live town. You
must be able to invest not less than 81 600
nor more than 5000 In stock Of auiolno-
bile tires. tubes, and other auto supplies.
We guarantee you l2o per cent gross prp-
Will assist you In opening store and opcr
sting same. We also need r"liahl" man
20 assist US In opening stores must he
snt.-d salary $3.50 pcr month and exc
penses. You will also share IN profits.
Wire. call or write and secure choice To-
cation. Automotive Equipment Co, Glare
POOL HALL-ln oklshoms city. ~ ia
bles, cold drinks fountain. cigars. to
bacco, five yeats lease, rent $40. suap.
$1,000. Wahl-Klo co, 90 Terminal
Blds, Oklahoma CITY
ADvERT1SE-Rate book mailed ftre.
Standard Advertising Agency, go Wv
toria st Louis.
FOR bonanza lead lease. proven
BY 30 trs, holes showing assay ~ per
cent. Address Box 1875. Commerce, Okla.
BANKRUPT Dry GOODS STOCKS
Selling cheap. ! cleared $4,000 in 20 DAYS.
bought one and closed It out. Would like
with about 10000 to buy and soil bank
rupt stocks during 1921 Rest Of refer.
ences Ssh care Of world.
LisTEN--the OzarEs are calling you. Read
OZARK Trails magazine. Two dollars
yearly. Published by OZARK Trails maga-
zine, Carthage. Mo.
L. 8. Compression inner tube stock Tor
sale. Call Usage 1870.
SODA FOUN1AiNs-Au sizes from to
20 feet long. both new and second hand
some used only few months. Also cigar
carbonstors. Can sell you all fixtures nee
sssary tC open first class confectionery or
drug store at big saving In price; all on
one contract. small cash payment. balance
easy monthly payments write * wire
Grosman Fountain Co. Dallas Texas.
GARAGE FOU sALh--Contral location;
Boslio space. full OF storage. a live prop.
osition. oil development going on, city
10000 population. Kenyon Motor Co,
Shawnee, okla,
FOR sALE--Old established grocery and
meat market In town OF 1000 popula.
tion, doing good business" Address SOS b.
care Tulsa World.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
nOOMs ron nENT. tIRNiSmrn


BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ioR RENT, f'kNf-HtD "
ROOM Ron RENT fnoulre a., tiO g.
Main
n[Wo36 ~ ,5GSos IN "'sss s.a,slo s,o
only
lTuitTIt "a soytL.,o, room, for
ono or two eonti,rGr. also pico tounq
man would iIEc roommate. references
rhono Ossg" 7227
Any ktND .of. ApvtEus>G RAYS,
rflnt any klhd "i "lhH"" '''u' "HI
ahs" cstds ,hai you may H"n. ".,' NnI
tnnAhic prices Man or call your order ~
Tho Kceno Advertising Agency. gi2 =
Haskell 81. Tu'h,, Olds.
rpu uENr slc,rtrr tuoui outsIdo Ga.
trance. adjoining bath. ront reasonable,
gentleman only Oaago 'sei
CINCINNATI H. IOIi-Nl,ciy furnished
room Tor rent. also Earsg". Usage it6l.
mira floor viii accommodate ola or
eiEht young mon pHsEr i2N
pINytu s 6is-If.f trnt. tNo furnishrd
sleeping fooms adjoining gessed IN
sleeping porch running water IN each. Two
ful sized beds, hot water heat osaso
iia3
ing room In private home, can accom-.
modaie two young ladies
AAtTlIls, =, bst Two modern ro'p'
adjoining hath, o. per week Phone
''stt' t
DETROIT ~, NV .-l.lF' W',l 'urnlHu''i
'front.' room, private hNln'. 'h"F" '''''
LNANlhlS s.. b4o-IWV modern si".p
ins rooms N private iHmHS' ''uAt
s',-.-...------.. .......... ...--...
b'SloN, =, ssi.-L@tge front ui'tp,ns
roonii nicely futhlHhrn, na'h "hJ"'"'"t'
,No s'oso1s, ,lOs' ~ w,
DENNER. y, POl-ftont hedioon' an
4, l"'hnt oa'n H." o., r,,tictn,o oniy
80 81. ~ ps..a s,so "'' W.
I-,,S,-,,,.,,T, -.r,,,.. ,i,,,,i,,, ,,,,,.. Win
n, u.ihot, hoard. also ono car garage.
kiI ~ g,nts Ee
,,s, u..,,,tfI ,u,rishei
"NiN, y, ',,,,cf, ,or rort
'un'. anu ~, '""' - r@.' s9ot
'l''s' 'o l.'n'y ''''. '''
huohMN ~ SWn,is $500 tae a Ia
~ ,'s'on"u,.' q, t.'-nr a..
SUNDAY "NVhlnF V' """""F W., w., -
HpSTOS. r.. tib-aNieoly furbiHhed sleep
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EMPLOYMENT
49,. a. a.


hluIl CLASS Advertising aalesman Tor
work IN Tulsa. can at Jil chicago
place. or address 3so-u. care World
a hlipr WtLpEb 80 work ON rhnrcs.
good proposition For appointment call
pssso 73p todsy
MALE uppkk EEpEU and ntouoEraphrr.
sivc telephone ana address Au interview
can b" arranged. a7e ~ caro- World.
WANTED Real estate or toouilng hu1so
pany ,''s n mag ' '''
WANTED collector and solicitor. good
salary. Insurance, experience profcrn-
tle. bond required. Apply 10 to sun
dhy 2a2 Central National Bank BIdg
WNTCH and clock repair man wanted
must be first class workman for ali
work u guaranteed Tor its at John Tho
Ring Nan'H place, only q square dohl here
can ~ III s. liOstpu Ave. one and ole.
haif blocks south ~ Frisco station.
WANTED Young man. rapid stano-
ernpher and clerk, excellent oppurtun-
lV 90 ioarn oil we'll supply buHinc4-. good
chance FOR Advancement. CaG Osase
1909. Johnson
$4,000 a YEAR MAN WANTED
RcpfoHcntHttve iu this state fur Ilght
motor and hand-drawn fire hupatatu4
chemical ongincH. hos" cars. pumpcra, cN-
ttHFutHhcrH and sundrtUs.b Every town a
likely prospect Encractic man can earn
more than $1,000 monthly Commission
basis. Experience not as essential HA
Willingness to work and travel Ample.
esclusIv. territory Established welt
rated manufacture. Address Max Firo
Engine Works. 10 Bush Terminal, Brook
lyn. n Y.
BE 4 DETECTIVE Excellent opportun.
ity; good pay; travel. write &. T. Iud-
wig, sSt WestoVcr Bldg" kansas city. Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
ncLp wANTED-rEMALE
3i,

WANTED -Scat coml~tcnS colored girl
for general housa,vQrk, must he good
cook; good wages " right party, Call
Ia person 1891 Cincinnati
SpLENpIp OppORrUNlTN- am deNci
oping "a proposition promislnS wonderful
returns Need single lady, ~ to % years,
10 assist during evenings few hours each
wcrK. n you have ambition. intellIgonce
aud a pleasing personality, write Tor IN
tcrvtrp cen make you an interesting
proposition. Address H. car" ~ World.
CASHIER Wants position; can giNe good
reference. psage SsiO'
COLOREp UIHL lor general houseworh.
Call Usage 2Sal
ANTED--Colorcd woman for housekeep-
ing, requirements, good cook ANA lahn-
dress for family of two, quarters iur
nlshed, Apply ligs :. uwasso,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

FREE TRADE COURSES OFFERED IN
AUTO MECHANICS. STORAGE BAT
Terry, EHGlNEERiNG AND WELDING.
SPLENDiD AUTO AND TRACTOR
EQUIPMENT COURSES IN MINING.
CHEMISTRY AND OIL GEOLOGY DOR
MiTORY \ ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
CATALOGUE Address MEAD JOHN
son, OKLAHOMA SCHOOL or MINES.
wiLBuRTON, OKLA
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on MACnINtR,-surrLlr,

CASING FOR sALE-Au new, 80 ie'
l5is inch 7O.pound, 4lO feet II
So pound, 400 feet lO-inch 4O-pound, ~.
dress Postofflce Box 3t7, sulphur OA'~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

OIL LEASE FOR SALE-Agents wanted.
Write ID. J. Wesley 3l2 W. Murdoch.
Wichita, Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
EMPLOYMENT

u
W NNlEp 'oiof"d wouan for general
houHr~orh Arply 1915 e. Madison.
WAITED Coiofcd iouHsKeepet. muft be-
GOOD cook aud laundress, quarters fur
nithod bS'Fe ssf8.
NJ ONCE Fiye bHght capable ladies' ~
-" io f1 por VooF. railroad fare psid
write ~ once. Goodrich Dfug Co, Dept.
SOL omaha. Eeb
WNSTED--A woman bstw oon axe II %
aud 80 with travelling experience to
travel for high .oiaa4 standard inc Ter
ritory. oklahoma and Texas Guaranteed
s"lary and travelling cspense. write 20
day FOR psrticrlsfs Roach A. Fowler.
knnsas cry. Mo
WANTED -slesw,man fpr ladies' ready
to wear department. must be thorough
" experienced. Apply Ronbcrgs, 5is 5.
Main.
ENpEiuE%CED polorrd sri wanted Tor
general houscworSi good pay. servant
quarters furnished. 1it1 81 Baltimore.
Phone DsaR" b2's
wANTtu -Hun tot general homework.
rhon" Usage $50.
WHITE GutL between - and 20 Tor
h"us"worh Apply IN person. b3i S.
YORKTOWN,
WANTED settled middle aged c0lor-d
woman for general hpus-work, good
wag"t servant quarters furnished. Apply
at l1'' = Madison
WANTED. Nu cl1,rly lady Tor house.
Nart can prag" 'tl1.
WNHTEp Housctr'pct f,r family ~
Three. mo- washing good wages. can
zoe Nrs. scott Traders so. o. T. T. Sec
ond.
.ITN,STS UoDN with httu In exchange
lor laundry work COZ T.. Sinotecnth.
blar" go
puOTOrtAYs- 900 Ideas uccded. work.
iug grl pad ,io 600 for Ideas she
thuUght worthless. Details free. Write
Producers League. - Louis.
SEW urturnishod quartcry, Vhlto or col
ored. preferably whtte Oasge 7li7.
WANTED stenogrsphrr. Gail IN person
swim company 80. $. Boulder.
MODERN ftmshcd ser,snt quarters
noe y cheyenne.
UsEKEEPEE WANTEp-An unin
herself ant landlord Who works away
from tho house every day, ana TO wash,
mend clothes and ChambcrHaid In six
room hotel, comfortable room furnished
26e n, care ~ world.
WANTED Lady between 80 aud so years
old - keep house and care for seven
yesr.old Elfl. Family OF three Good
wages .aud good home to right party.
phone so OF write HoE 3oi. wynona Okls
GET rrhL posiTioNins,ead os .
ION Poorly trained men and women
are always the first to lose their Jobs
whom thcro Is financial dcpre-elon. n
you have the AMBITION and DETEHMt-
NATION. We can help you help yourself
10 "A REAL POSITION. Don't be sstis-
fird with u more job. Enter any Monday
In either day Or evening school. Teis-
phone either Mr.. Guise Mr. smith or
Mr. Nowlaud at Usage 1929 for APP
polntment or details i0s II ". Third
ST. TULSA BUsINESs COLLEGE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

WILL SELL few undivided interests
in two drilling wells In the shallow
field There are nine producing wells
Joining our acreage. 800 UP, VIII give
a straight assignment for the interest
desired. Address 367-B. care Of world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
OlL LANDS AND LEASES u.A

DEPARTMENT HEAD Of large oil com
pany IL seeking new connection, prefer
Sbly with Independent producer or
SINAI! company. Know ledge OF field opera
tions also bookkeeping and stenography.
Rest references. Address S15-D, care
World.
FOR SALE--Shallow acreage In IA proven
feld. PRICE W per acre net. Three
sands. ESQ feet, Ss0 feet and $50 feet.
Can dril your well for you. Address
n. care OF World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

| have purchased the rtiilner, store at
~ West brady street and preparatory 20
buying sprlug stock viii dispose OF the
fsu and wiDtcr utyles at bargain prices.
MISS OPAL KERN
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PERSONAL. PROPERTY
IIOI s,'IIOID GOOI,I

DENVER. 8. 5t0--Two gxf2 rugs ct.
eight-piece mahogany dining room sutt.
one breakfast set one pair feather pf.
lowp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

FOX NV - OK Fpl IL 'tlsN ! In MEN TWO
roors with large closets, bath between,
private family ON North Main bus lipe
ltIb n. ElW Usage 36ii-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
PERSONAL PROPERTY

GOOD THINGS TO EAT n
NEW YORK Delicatcssan Grocery an,
Fish Market Is receiving a fresh ship
ment OF fresh fish daily; will deliver Il
any part OF city two pounds or more o
Ilth. Phone Usage eThl. 2l2 ~. Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

ALCOHOI.--Our book explaining the man
ufbCture OF alcohol from grain and mo-
laases Reprinted from government files
es permitted at present. 81 prepaid sun
supply CO., C-2l6 sun Bldg, New York.
n Y
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NlIlRl.I.Y

SHIRLEY
Exclusive gowns. Jo5 :. Denver. OsagC
1899,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

To I.EASi..-31i5 . ncres near Marcmec, one
and one fourth mile from two producing
wells; make me an offer. Usage 2O05-J
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Statesmen I'm NGrNrs

$500 Notwithstanding new patented
gasoline Vaporiacr. 90 miles per gallon
made with Ford. one sample free. Stran-
sIy-Naporizer Co, $50 pukwana. South
Dakota
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
BUSINESS SERVICE
DREssMAKtxG. MIt.tv~rRy

DE NINhS TAILOR AND ron suDP!
renttlnE anh altering We carry tsiis
PAYS. etc. We do pleating, fepioAtinR
hcuHtitthing hutton holes, button cover
iug. Estsbiihhed 1910 Rooms agb.s8
Thifd Moor Nobinsob Bldg. Third and
Main.
UEtIiNa AND ~, MnISG .,
fiHS1 CLAHH PLUMBER can d. ntratr-
utitnR, wishes situation. a11 -, care
world.
MOVING AND STORAGE ss
GIT our iow prices on oil fieid truck.
inf. croBS.countty moving. Grating n.ok
ing hud storage. Nichois Trabhfsr nd
b'ofag" CO. phone Cedar ti7.iis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

ROOM foR RENT inquire a, tio g
Main.
ELwOOD g.. 72O -Sowly furnished sleep /
ing room. adjoining bath. r"ntleincn /
only.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ron EuNT. ptN>IsnUD


ROOMS ron EENT FrR>IsnED ~
rOsToHiA. ", 1903 3-Dcsrabe mrnished
room. on car line IN walking distance,
suiteble FAR gentlemen or buHlnesq ladies, /,
would rive Kitchen privileges. Usage
WY SUFFER-
WtTU tBIDF
TENMtNAI UOTut
MAIN STREET
opposite Frisco station, steam heated b
heat ~ rs do not depend on Fss running
bot and cold water In all rooms. free bath.
plenty hot watrt and heat. clcanest hJtel
IN Tulsa. special rates " a week
HNisHrD ~
ron RENT Two large lgl, unfut-
rishcd baHcment rooms. sos South
Npybelt.
TWO untrtGishet rooms and seteensd-in
porch. can psaEe G79e.
ron uENT Two furnished or unfur-
nlrh"d rooms 2C0l East Fourth. Usage
Sl7S.I
Fuun uufurnlshed modern rooms with
sleeping porch IN u dupleN, to Cpupl.
sin 10 small children. osase sieG
ron uEST--Two unfutnishod housrk ecp.
ing rooms well located, 1sb per month.
can Cedat 6oi.
fuR rrNr..its = Maybel A,e. two
large. r"wIy decorated. unfurnished
rooms, rtivt" cuirancoa, urst floor. san.
it,ty toilet outside. gas. water aud cleo
uiol,y furnished ~ children. p5 per
mouth
Two unfutnlshod rooms for rent elosc !n.
walking distance. close 10 lltney line.
north eide. 2i1 ~ 'iass'll
ROOMS w,rm poARp 70
LOVELY ROOM IN nice home on south
aide. with breakfast and dinnor. Usage
3gcs
Will give broatfae and dinner 10 few
more IN privat" homo on south side.
Usage a3Gs
FUN uESr ono large room; meals
served n desired. cali a' ols ". Thfd
Phone goii.J
CAN TAKE a frv more for breatfaH
and o'clock dinner. 1912 south Hostpn.
cedar SIS
NICE clcsn ruoms. good meats served
family style. 72o MAIN
LARGE BEDROOM suitable Tor two. nd-
Joining bath, with two meals Ia pri-
yntc family go p"r veek Usage ssts.
uOOM ANp BOARD TOT three. $3.50
week. private entrance. ioi n. Den.
VET
UTICA. 4. io--Roum with or without
board call cedar 7ot
ressonsblc o.il a, Gos " Archer
UTICA. \. iio--Hoom with or withou,
board Cali cedar 7,,
DENVER. N. ii5--sleeping rooms Tor
rem, with board, family Hlylc, gentlemen
preferred, close IN. Cedar iio7
LOVELY from room Tor . alao slnsle
room. all convenioDCos. breakfast II do
sired iaoe u. second Usage ist1.
MAIN. x. 7Ig---Nioe room and board for
Two gentlemen can Cedar S9s.
NICE clean ronfus. good meals served
family style 72o =. Main.
ROOM AND BOARD Tor two IN private
family; excellent meals call Usage
$3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

WANTED Lady between 80 aud so years
old tp keep house and care for seven
year.old Elfl. Family Of three. Good
wages .aud good home 10 right party.
Phone 50 or write HoE a0i Wyuona, Okls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
sAlrSwtN ASD AGENTS

ATTENTION REAL ESTATE MEN
STENOGRAPHER AND OFFICE
ASSISTANT
Desires position In real estate office whore
brains and efficiency count. Address Box
76s-B, care Of world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

FOETOHfA. u, Desirable furnished
room, on car line. IN walking distance.
suiteble f1r gentlemen or bualnsss ladies',
would rive Kitchen privileges Usage
.gsN.H
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-05
AUTO SUSPENDED IN MID-AIR
Only One Wheel Clings to Bridge Near
Calhoun Bluffs.

Only One Wheel C1ings to Bridge Near
Calhoun Bluffs.
With three wheels suspended IN
midair, big Nash touring car. sup
posed to belong to Dick Cooley, of
Kansas City. former Topeka Western
League baseball manager, was hanging
to the north side OF the county line
bridge on the Granville road east of
Calhoun bluffs this morning.
Below the front end of the car was
a sheer drop of fifteen or twenty feet.
The car was being driven west, toward
Topeka, evidently at a good speed.
Just as it approached the bridge it
swerved TO the right. the left front
wheel striking a jutting plank. This
swerved it to the left again in such a
manner that 1t crashed into the rail-
ing. One of the wooden rails ran thru
the radiator and down along the side
of the engine. Another rail. broken
by the crash. buckled underneath the
car in a slanting position. Had the
car not swerved to the left when 1t
did it would have turned entirely over
and landed in the bottom of the creek
twenty feet below.
The bank on that side OF the creek
is very steep. AS the car now stands,
the right rear wheel rests on the edge
of the bank. The right front wheel
is suspended in mid air. The left
front wheel is jammed inside one sof>
the railing posts. The left rear wheel
is hanging in the air a few inches off
the ground near the edge of the bank.
All that is holding the car Is the right
rear wheel, which rests on the ground;
the railing that ran thru the radiator
and the railing which buckled UNDER
meath the car. One can rock the
whole car with the hand. A man
standing as high up on the bank as
possible cannot reach high enough to
touch the right front wheel.
The accident occurred about mid
night. Undersheriff Oscar Carlson
was called and went to the scene about
l o'clock this morning. In the car
were found some cards bearing Dick
Cooley's name, it was said.
Men in the neighborhood reported
hearing two men talking. and said
they thought they entered a big car
coming from the west and went back
toward the east. They took the two
tires on the left hand side of the car
with them, it was said. Men who pur-
sued the big car stated that it's oc-
cupants turned out the tail light and
finally tossed one of the tires ever
board officers said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-05

der the direction of Mrs. Kurtz Keilam
and Mrs. w. r. Kercher. and the
baseball game Saturday afternoon at
Western League park to be staged by
the Santa Fe. City hall, police and fire
department teams.
The Ninth street side of Bethany
grounds will be lighted for the lawn
social tonight, and the Security Bene-
fit association band will play at the
Ninth street entrance. The music will
begin at o'clock. The women of the
church and the members of the Girls
Friendly society will serve ice cream.
home made cake, pop and peanuts.
Tables will be arranged on the cam
pus. Those who come in motor cars
will be served in their cars if they de-
sire. Mrs. Bennett R. Wheeler and
Mrs. James P. deb. Kaye are in charge
of the affair.
Merely Mary Ann" the moving
picture benefit at the Orpheum thea
ter Saturday morning, is expected to
attract many children and grown-ups
as 1t is a picture that all may enjoy.
Two shows will be given, one at $50
O'Clock and another at IL o'clock.
Home made candy will be sold in the
lobby of the theater in charge of Mrs.
Ted Lagerstrom and Miss Cynthia
Monroe
Santa Fe office girls under the d.
rection of Mrs. Ralph Montgomery
will have charge of the concessions at
the ball park, Saturday afternoon.
The ball game promises to be highly
entertaining with the members of the
Santa Fe team playing in Mother
Hubbards." A five-pound box of
homemade candy will be ratified at
the game. and the winner will be an
nounced between the eight and ninth
innings.
S. E. Cobb who is travelling in Colo
RADIO has sent check for 800 to the
fund. His generous gift was ac-
companied by a letter saying that he
could not enjoy his vacation without
giving to the fund
The caddies at the Country club
have given five dollars to the fund,
entirely on their own initiative.
The Willing Workers class of the
First Methodist Sundays school has
given $40 to the fund and the young
matrons class of the same church has
contributed $40.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-05
ENJ0INS P. i. C. ORDER
Injunction Issued on Application of
City OF Winfield.

Judge James A. Mcclure in the dis
trict court today temporarily enjoined
the public utilities commission from
enforcing ans-order of July 20. 1921,
in which 1t authorized the Winfield
Natural Gas company to install de-
mand limiting devices on its meters
and reduce the pressure to one and
one-eighth ounces per cubic inch.
The injunction was issued on appn
cation of the city of Winfield. The
plaintiff asserts that a field of natural
gas a short distance from Winfield is
available to the gas company and that
it's lines are connected with the pipe
lines of the Wichita natural, and that
there is no reason for reducing the
pressure, which it claims would result
in inefficient service.
The Cowley county district court
recently enjoined the Winfield Nat
ural from reducing the pressure or
installing the demand limiting devices
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-05
LET NO CORN
SPOIL AN HOUR
Any Corn Can Be Stopped Now, ANY
Moment, by u Touch.

Any Corn Can Be Stopped Now, ANY
Moment, by Touch.
Science has solved the corn prob
lem. One can now stop a corn ache
instantly. and shortly remove the
whole corn.
The method is gentle. scientific,
sure. A famous chemist invented It,
A surgical dressing house of world
wide fame produces it.
1t is Blue-jay-the liquid or the
plaster. A touch applies it. The pain
stops at once. Soon the whole corn
however ancient, 3loosens and comes
out.
1t makes harsh treatments unnec-
essary. 1t makes pairing ridiculous
1t makes every corn ache a folly.
Your druggist has BIue-jay. Let it
end your corn-tonight.
Liquid or Plaster
Blue-jay
Stops Pain Instantly
Ends Corns Quickly
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-05
PORCH FUND ALMOST RAISED

Total of s5,S05 Subscribed fer Sana-
torium Improvement.
The sanatorfum porch fund is en-
couragingly near. its goal of $4,000
with the total of s5,s05.65 announced
today. It is expected that the fund
will go over the top sufficiently to
furnish one of the porches.
Important events for the benefit of
the porch fund yet to be given this
week will be the lawn fete on Beth
any grounds tonight to be given by
the women of Grace cathedral parish,
the moving picture show at the Or
pheum theater Saturday morning un-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-05

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