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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES TOR SALE.


FOR SALE-One Ford touring FIRST tlaas
condition. some terms 10 strictly r"-
spousible party. can Usage b95 or garage
rear 3og s Bould'r
ENCLOSED o -passeugpr Dodge, t55O. can
be seen at First and boulder, CAL
Goodon, Denver Rooms
PAIGE 5-passcnErr. electric lights and
starter, four cylinder, Sacrifice $50
cash on W. Fiuh 81
new PACKARD
Never used mile, saving ~ 81 900 seven
passenger, Phone Usage $3.50 or ats7.
BUlCK roadster for sale; cheap, or viii
trade Tor Ford. can sunday, 40i s.
Wheeling.
FORD roadster. just been overhauled
cheap for quick sale. Rigsboe Grocery
on Red Fork road.
LEAVING CIII--'ash payment. balance
by month, Seven passenger willis
knight, Mason cord tires two extra tires
spot light. motor meter. Tire pump. 1877
license. good condition. osage 1893.
1915 DODGE SEDAN. looks Ike now
runs like new reasonable cash pay
ment. Balance monthly cedar 1915.
FOR sALE-Dodgc roadster, looks aud
runs gOod. Usage t0sL
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srECINL NOTICES

MATERNITY hospital. private. Babies
adopted u dcsirtd, prices reasonable.
22O2 :. Robinson. oklahoma city,
TO ALL whom h may concern. Take
notice. that Hftor TINS date. April g.
1871 ! viii mot be- r.fporsltLn Tor any
bills made by my wife Jaurrra Richardson.
Il T RirhHrdsur.
WANTED. cattle To pasture, ED.d grass,
plenty OF water. 'rtar .4t5.
THOSE coming Tor everlasting yeast
please call cstge 1851 evening before.
Mrs. I.. Archer. 1904 :. Rockford.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
IIGIIr IO,ethtlrI>D nnOM, II


FOIWru. a.. 1870 ono largo hou@'kcsp
Ing room Tor rout Also good board aud
room, modern. can cedar $50.
rnntp, o.. lgoo. Lisht Housekeeping
tpoms fur rent
TWO very large rooms. very large ,loHet0.
modern, Uttered oiHtctn water. Usage
DETROIT n. tJ5 Two large unrrntshed
back and front entrance.
FpR RENT Furnished two rooms fpr
light housekeeping. 2'io no. SECOND.
ron REST TWO nicely furnished house.
keeping rooms, private entrance, Hd
Joining hhth. pHag' 927l
LIGHT housekeeping room Tor tent OaO
y. cheyenne. pHaEc kA2s
LANSING. e, tos Three ueht hous,kocp-
INK r"omg Furnished.
TWO modern light housekeeping rooms.
$3.50 per week cedar lAu
CINDlNNAII s.. g06.. Large. front room
and sun parlor for light housokrrp-
ing Also furr shcd rooms for gentlemen
~ man ana VIE. osaRe sl7b,
OSE ught housekeeping room, modern.
walking distance. can OHago GC97.
ELWOOp. n, bo2 Two nicc rooms Tor
light houstkocpinE Usage i3b,.
THIRD. y. Itt2- Nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, '"dar 1853,
TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms for rent.
osnge 26Gs-R
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping rooms
r,y,, ,,..,.,,. ~, ,,,,,,. ,.,..,...
osagr 5g2s
f,tIt-VE,NyNT 81 tt,t, ,..,,..i,.-,.i,,,,.
rooms. Usage 3o29,
~, 80, Sm,g" s7t9 '''''" """''
w, ,,,,s f, osa,e stT0 P'"s
rooms tor rent 's"E" 90 o'--.--
two NnN rsH tn'"" Tor "sh' housekeeping
TWO 'oHY little rooms nicely Furnished.
49,
! FOR llENl-lW" large 'front.' rooms. fur
h'Sh,h, Ior ON. m"nth only ''- ~ f"i-
/ 'H'. -" ,''" ~ -''Y''
JACKSON, =. IlO-rwo modern light
housekeeping rooms. Osdge idsb,
ONE NICELY furnished housekeeping
room close In. Usage OBS.
WHEELING ~ iG-- Three nicely fun
nIshrd rooms in modern home. near cnt
and iitney service; no children osagc
e00s.J.
A. phoonix.
EtgtN 9 ros- M. iish, no,,..Lcc,t,,
room Osagc g7Os'
tIGuT house.cen,ng roo,ns for rent i2os
y. Admiral. cedar 2gO.
ADAItpAI. "a iitG-rwo r,,ns nicely
fntnirhed Tor liEht houselecping pbono
Usage. 2si1-R.
SiN.TU " at2-Ciose in tyn uybt
nousrt couinp rnomp cvarythInv fur.
nl.hcd. Usage s7Ja
MAIN g iS07-One large desIrable house.
keeping room employed couple pre-
f"rrcd adults only.
TWO llEht ho1iselkeeplng rooms at az
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OR sALE-Dodgc roadster, looks aud
runs good. Usage GOA
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ard. =. r.. Ross.
PURELY Personal
NIRMONT MATERNITN HDSPITA
non fIr.p., .fIVafa. IrfyUa r,..a..

WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANlTARluM
A home for the care ana protection
OF young women, rates reasonable, babies
adopted. Dr. NJ. N Newman. medical
director 15A7 W, Main, Oklahoma city.
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GUTHRIE. g.. bgo. ono nicely urnIsnaa
sleeping room. bot au1 DlIa u.f..
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BOARD AND ROOMS


poAnN nD ,oo,.e
DOAtND AMI KOOmS
ROOMS ron NrNr It#EStsurp II /
- w" 49,
uoanl, ,'Ny l"ln'Hn'I IN /
.4t,rtfu.rt I..s" b' r.1,,.' '''Nt''h ]
UHI = Man r,gtugrl 'ine, slr,'.s.
tuH.Iruru nu.t. can before 10 10 u.
.r a.i.r o. D. m. Usor, $3.50
NoOM uI t.ur. F.ra. ,l,s,pt., furnished
m old U.. ,,tr r.,t,, t.urt,, AMI
l.fih,u .ttI...g... h.,rJIrs h.,,., ,,ttb',, 7
four t.o,i,s Oaarr ass
.t,r.9t,., ,...,. .,......,...,
tsfu ,f.s. usr .f .,i," ,'.,, I, r" t,ssti,'''i'
.vIIuIn vtINirr dI4tau,r tf bus.ucas cspt,r I
'.r. ,th.' aUrs or rcou.wcn cal. .
.'IHI '..' "t call Ht .i' W Nnth
SECOND D.. 1900 I.vsly FRONT ruum for +
'"' Also '.nr." room. breakfast N .
l. '.'. gentlemen H..'fr,I usaE.
h'' 'lH ''l''N.
... ''.'' .' ,''. i',c' ... I'n
....u .II,.Ua u,raarl
,.r, .I...if.. .,...,. t., ,.....l....... .
Arrt ~ i.r.r All .r o., t,.,.
Ds,R 100 ''.
.l.i.i.>G .,.,,r. .auit.n.. t., -..,......., .,.,.
,ro.' .U Ell irN,.a ''''
,.,.,,..,.
f.I. ,,,. ,,.,t,, - '"'".'''
cedar ,It D."
ri..,,.u ....,.... ..,..,..,... .........
rr ,' D., t,I.,t. tu,l. i.,,..
.ptcf.rrrl na4rs t.., "a
p,Hla.fI. ann I.,,r,.t,.., ,I..,,,,...
,... '''' '''" l'''''' '"'' '"''
N'Nll nal. ,b.' Zoo remit ono sleeping
'''
IIN''' 'I. Nl',i'.h '''h I'' "h'
"' TWO t'""'"'" "' '''''' .N'''"N'''
luN M Nt sleeping room. >. rrr vorN /
''' '"'', mousse "''''". 'H'S' '''
uGNNIN d.. Po' Downstairs ruuW Tor
'nr "' '"" '' r'' "''N ''''r ISL
'Lust rs sl,'puT room, suutu"es 90
rosut' gentleman only h'ngo 2hab.
LNNuU sleeping ,oom tor one gentleman.
Doc private family. quiet. very close ln.
'"d't ''l. ................ ......
ROOMMATE wanted by middle aged
gentleman. must bo refined ana con
genial NLpN Mt. N''''"' 'H"h' '''''
lUUNtsUeu sleeping room, close iu.
Phone cedar 7aa7
l.rrptNG po,oh aud. dies.,us room. cor.
Noulcut to bath gentlemen or couple
employed. p7ng' N'20 ........
CONVERSATIONS room with btchcn ptiVl.
i'rca, screened .in porch. usage 'p'l.I'
TWO LARGE front rooms furnished.
uodcru good water. Usage 1859.
.uImmE. s.. Ub slcorug porch ed-
Joining living suitable for couple osnRo
50o2
LARGE FRONT room, private entrance,
,ioHr Iu cedar egb
ron urNr- gio y Madison. neatly FUR
nishcd sleepInR room IN private family
" pcr week.
NAiS iaet-Iovcly rooms southern
c,poruro. also connecting rooms. Tor-
sonnhle cedar iias
t,uANtsT,uv tt,l tarrr front room
nicely furnished. board II dcaircd. cedar
1890.
,.ypv ,. .i..,in,, room, Tor p,ntlrman
or coupie employed. close in on car
line Gs9 H. cheyenne.
NINTH E. sig Refined Young lady
wants roommate Tor sleeping porch aud
slttinr room; best Of references given
pHnFo 1909
rttipn " oaq -tfn.t,ira sicoulna room.
ndtoinlna bath. close in Osage b1a2.
gANppnN ~ sts--Woll furnished mod.
two can Osngc 1857. cedar i6tS,
uosToN a. Gsg-LarFc front room Tor
rrnt. very close IN Cedar 7i2
,,tutN u -oe snuth,cst sle,plng room.
suitable for one or two. Cedar ail
tApn3 at,v .o,,hyos, room ndto,ning
'HhrHh" r,{o.o 'ia anartment osnre leOs
"''" w ''V', y" ~! -
TWO nice cool r,eoplng r@"ms 70, tsn,'
r.,. m,so'E ,,7s "''"'"' W"
4
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| EGAL.

UNION NVFNI7F fro, tho s.,,,s
line OF Brady street east 10 tbe
South line Of Easton sweet
EASTDN PLACE V'hfggro1 from,
the east line of Nenophun Avenue a.,
the West limo of waco street
EASTON COZ RT tguIumbIp4 fr,.,
the West line uf Union tn tl. f,st
line Of Ncnophon oNccpt lrf,rssrt.sy
with Waco AyentS
UNION AVENUE from tho So-fb
line OF Eastuu Place t,hir4rol T4st
20 the South line Of Edison tDuIufbl
street
VANCOUVER AVENUE from tho
North line uf Easton Place tChl,ar1l
to the South line NJ Edison tDu.
lutht street.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
wmi.Kt no fAT

uSpER SEW MANAGEMENT. .irenkfIBt
Co o. abort order lunch. 70 20 1
% n'. zoe. dinner tp g. SOC, W make
weekly rates, home cooking Mattha
Washington cafe. ilb b. Denver
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And t6NTRRCToRS ~

Bids will be- received at tho office Of
the city Auditor Tulsa. oklahoma, until
o'clock p. M. Monday April 18Th, 1921.
for tho construction of "a sanitary sewer.
Including lstcrals. connections, and other
appurtenances for Sewer District 40, lis.
az created and established by Ordinance
No. 2l3i passed and approved the end
day Of March, 1921.
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WNN1iD--tOOM- on noAnn

YOUNG bachelor desires furnace heated
room iu private family whcro only
fuuu.cr. Also space Tor car. MaplA
hde" district urefcrr"d P o. noH 80.
TWO ladies employed want two clean.
comfortable Housekeeping rooms Gloss
Un Is.t. caro- World.
MNNIEp. In refined. private family.
ruYm Hud breakfast hy business gontIc.
u.Hu Must b" close tu. west side pre-.
forr'1 Address 20 e. care world
Nut tNG LADY. employed. drsirrs small
we'll furnished room. iu refined home.
Must be reusonptle aud walking distance,
a. ' Dato World
THREE young mon drFirc permanent and
fvfurd home. viii mot consider place
Vhrfc thore urr other fuumcrs or board
yfs. garage also wanted. $50 -. care
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BUSINESS SERVICE


h'NiNtNN SERVICE OffhNtb 81
FuN GAS FITTING aud healing cali
'NnEo iish aitcr y. m. 'lari, " Mar.
Nu1ulc.
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lisa. Oklahoma April 3, 1927.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.



NOTICE 10 PROPERTY OWNERS
AND CONTRACTORS
BIDS viii be received at tho office ~ the
city Auditor. Tulsa, oklahoma, Until
O'Clock y. M, Monday, April 1Sth. 1921.
Tor the construction Of sanitary Sewer.
including latcrals, connections. and other
appurtenances FOR Sewer District No. 1T7.
Hs created and established by Ordinance
No. 2l35. passcd and approved the 18th
day Of March. 1921.
Plans profilcs and specifications for
the construction Of said sewer system and
appurtonanccs have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board Of Comm lssIoncrs -
said city and are nov on ilc in the
office Of the city Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets OF tho oity OF Tulsa.
Tho rights 60 reject amy and all bids
Ia reserved to tho Board Of Commission
ors of the City 81 Tulsa, Oklahoma.
A certified check IN the sum OF five
90 per cent Of the amount of the bid will
be required from each bidder.
All bids will be opened and considered
by the Board of Commissioners Of said
city at meeting Of said Board to be-
held In tho city Han In said Clty at 2
O'Clock a. m. on the 18Th day Of April,
1921.
Any and an parties Interested are hereby
notified thai they may appear and pro-
Improvements or any part thereof or any
matter or thing in relation thereto. at
said meeting Of the said Board Of Com
missoners on the l9th Gay Of April, 1871
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
CIV Auditor
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WANTED. Hrirk WORT foundations. fiues,
,t. can Usage 600.
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tong time 10 got It all In working
order again.
Ex.uaticc Armstrong " PLAYING
thc oil gimo with former Governor
Churlp- Haskell tlo is politically
ambitions. but man Of powerful
diar,rumcrt power He knows the
difference between a nomination at
the hnndH of tho people and ~ the
/ hands of badly battered political
machine.
Sam Morley. formerly ~ the state
board ~ affairs. later warden at
NoAloatrr and now president ~ n
fcw banks is another mentioned for
governor, but bis name has not been
pat ON the sounding board by tho
machine Reason, ne ana the ma
chino can't hitch mp. lie could de-
fD1t any or ull ~ those her 'tofor"
mentioned iu % primary. even with
the adding machines against him,
but Morley and his friends do not
pt thIa time know whether the year
/ Io22 ls 10 DC good hunting season
fnr democratic gubcruatOrial caudi-
dates
Those who study tho action ~ the
state administration senators In the
last legislative session have fore
holdings that All is not well At tho
untohougo ana that the chances Tor
tho patient growing worse are better
than for 30 growing better.
There be- ain talk Of Attorney
General Freezing being a candidate
FOR governor. but there ~ less OF ~
now than was rruc y short time ago.
Freezing has senatorial ambition, and
the repeated rumorR circulated In
the capitol building that Senator
owen viii probably resign en-
couragos tho attorney general TO
look forward TO 1929 with moro than
gubornatorl1l ambitions.
Nnd There Are Others,
Republicans have not been long
enough near the seat ~ power 10
| give so much heed 10 candidates this
| far away from tho primary. Somo
/ OF this. OF course. " due TO tho un-
easlness about patronage at wash
| ington. but moro of II can be
charged 60 the fact that the repub-
| IIcan party of oklahoma is a novice
| in state politics The organization
| leaders have allowed the question OF
candidates TO be discussed without
even the slightest talk from head
iHuartcrE
4 -Four names arc used at tho state
icapital-Major Alva Niles Of Tulsa
Jim Harris ~ Wagner, speaker
/ George Schwabo Of Nowata, and Roy
/ johnson, the Ardmore millionaire
oil man All Of these names are
/ frequently used In connection win
the gubernntorial nomination at the
republican primary next year
OF these. Harris and Niles have
been prominent since before state
hood and have been consistent play
ers OF tho game. johnson was for
yenrs editor Of the Ardmorc states.
man. and would bc yet, but fool
ndvcnturcr punched hole into an
oil lake where Johnson had lease
and that spoiled "A splendid news
paper man TO make millionaire
who does not know what to do with
his revenues.
Schwabe is the youthful one oi
the quartet. AS speaker OF the house
of representatives, he broke buncr
OF colt legislators and whipped the
democratic state machine until II
shouted enough" loud enough foi
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.rr.sz.z.zur eIloN
Prepared, w Do GOOD Turn DAILY

courses IN the vicinity ~ Norman
are Mexican boys ana girls who were
born IN the United states and have
lived horo ~ long as 10 years with
out learning 30 speak English. 10 is
mid. Mcxicana who have settled so
This part uf the country now rails"
cotton ana corn, livinB I'm tents
winter and summer. and know
nothing ~ our customa. instructors
declare.
Ia some sections ~ Toxns. Mcy-
leans are boiuR Driven out and viii
either return 10 Mexico or como into
oklahoma, II i3 nid During the
last yoar. scores of Mexican labor
cra havo flockcd into oklahoma but
they have established a peaceful
work camp removed from the rcgu-
lar residence district.
"1n my work with Moxicans. J
find that, comparatively speaking,
with tho little advantages they have
had. they show su much apprcoi1.
tiOn ana ability that 10 be- worth
while tu work with tltom.' Herman
drZ said. oklahoma shares roHppu.
Hlbility with TcNaa for educating y
largo per cent ~ the Mrxtoaus now
coming into the United states. hc
believes.
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EXECUTIVE IS
ON HIS KNEES

Continued FROM PAGE FOuR
at the state machine sounding board
trumpctcd out the names OF Ex-
Chief Justice Robert NJ. Ralncy and
former Justice James II. Armstrong
of the criminal court Of appeals as
very probable candidates for gov
ornor next year.
Justice Raincy was on the machine
ticket last November and was 40
gloriously defeated that he tx still
unable to determine whether he was
hit with blunt or squaro-edged po-
litical inNrumcnt. hut he knew
right away that he had been hit.
and hit hard. too.
His running gears will hardly he In
order for next year, for once you got
Il political axle twisted. It takes n
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have democratic troubles. J. G..
pringey. republican. won the Fourth
over COngrcssmnn Tom McKcOwn
with such ease as to cause concern
for the future Moreover. there are
ambitious democrats NJ shawnee and
Snpulpa who may conclude that Nc
kcown has had his day In court.
In the Sixth told Ferris district
Congressman Gcnsman VIII be again
opposed by Elmer Thomas, for the
latter very candi1ly says that he is
going to make one moro try TO
broak into congressional work, and
he is in fact working at the job
right now.
Tho district is go overwhelmingly
democratic that II appears next TO
impossible for "a republican TO win.
Gcnsman won In 30 because Thomas
had tho democratic state machine
incubus strapped to him and b" could
not climb the mountain with that
heavy weight bearing down on him.
Pondcrous State Question.
During the absence Of Attorney
General Freezing In Washington, a
poudcrous state question has arisen
coming from oklahoma county. a
man elected county commissioner
died before being inductod into
office
one OF the heavy-thinkine
branches Of state government con
tends that inasmuch as the elected
commissioner died before the others
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tho public at large 10 hear. he IL
serving his second legislative term
ana has risen rapidly in the political
heavens demonstrating tcnaCity to
hold on and give no ground
Of the four mentioned the demo
cratic state machine viii have 10
draw straws 10 see whether II hates
Harris or Schwnbe tho worst. Tho
former Administered the FIRST real
hcking the state machine ever had
in oklahoma and S,hwabc saw fo
II that the machine was loft at the
close of the legislature In a worse
condition than whom that body con
vcned.
\ Bankrupt District.
"Tho second congressional district
is bankrupt In 90 far ~ democratic
aiatcsnanahlp is concerned" said
Aldrlch Blake 81 Muskogoo, who
vaR "a capital city visitor "Of course
We have the same old democratic
statoamcn az Of yorc. but they
trapsod or after false gods and lost
position az well hs prestige
To-day wo are at loss TO find q
democrat 10 pit Congressman Alice
Robertson next year.
"Bu Hastings VIII probably be n
candidate but there is no reason tc
surmlse that he could do any better
against Miss Robertson In 1922 than
he did In 1920. II her star keeps In
the ascendoucy. II viii take reaI
campaign TO return the district %
the democratic ranks"
Two other congressional districts
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IS PLEASURE TO TEACH
Many Mcxicans Rcspond Eagerly
10 Efforts To Impart
Information.

Special 20 The WnrId,
NORMAN. April 23-TeachinE Mex
ican laborers in Norman TO speak
the English language offers an op-
portunity for students of modern
languages at the University of Okla
homa to put what they know into
practice.
Glasses containing from 10 70 40
Mexican laborers are being taught at
the Methodist Episcopal church here
by university students who are
specializing in Spanish
In the classes are many raiiroao
section laborers so years old who
cannot read a word OF English, ac-
cording to Prof. j. NJ, Hernandez
university professor of Spanish IN
charge Of the special instruction
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ward the facts that the eloc,os
officer died. and that the defeated
incumbent is holding TO and voyd
like to hold to his Job.
Valuable Information alv,,.
comes slowly from the sam 80
knowledge, and thars what rp,g.,
1t so precious in these rccoustrY,.
tion days
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term Of office expired. the present
commissioner must hold on until his
successor" Is elected and qualities. ,
Another Of the heavy thinkers is OF
the opinion that tho old member just
rctires on July I, and that the gov
ernor shall appoint his successor.
Final determination can not be
had on this heavy topic until after
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an exhaustive examination Of the
Hawaiian reports and careful study
made Of the Everglades treaty With
the Scminoles.
combed for facts regular state
paper may be expected, telling all
about county commissioners The
present research has brought for
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How many Sunflowers nrc going
10 blossom out In our annual summer
camp2 Begin TO make your plans.
for there's one coming soon The
rest Of April and May. few days
In June. and thcn--
There's a long. long trail a-winding
Into tho camp OF many dreams
where tho eveblng campflre's
cleaning
And tho bright moon beams;
There'll be few moro weeks or
waiting
Intil nv dreams all come true
TIL tho days when I'll he going back
To Girl Scout camp with you.
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Patrol had perfect attendance
Mt the meeting Monday evening.
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Under tho direction OF an expert
engaged by the government the Aus
tralihn state OF Victoria has revived
the cultivation OF tobacco and IA
producing "A bottor leaf than for
mcrly.
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Owl Troop.

Owl troop met at the Y. w. c. A..
at 3:30 o'clock. Saturday afternoon
and took dip In the pool Strictly
describing II they couldn't consider
Il n bird bath, because there was no
sunshine, nevertheless they were
content at getting their feathers
wet. Three of the Brownie-Owls at
tended the meeting. taking an OBJ
servation lesson from the mother
bird.
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on the back of n chnir designed
for hotol and office building rooms is
carried coil OF atccl rope. which
can be hooked upon a window sill
and tho chair used as "A fire escape.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

More than four Times the amount
Of merchandise was imported into
Great Britain by nirplnnrs Ia tho
last three months ot last year than
In tho corresponding period in 1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

Patrols l. 2, 4, 9 and 7. now pre-
sent clean record as to payment
OF monthly dues Come on, Patrols
and 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

1t may not be customary for
troop of Girl Scouts to have "A mas
cot, however owl troop decided that
they would like TO have one, and
after finding no objection from Girl
Scout authorities they chose dog,
belonging 20 lIilda Harvey, which
goes by the name of "Mascot.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

Helen Imam OF Patrol was absent
from our last meeting because or
Illness. Helen is one OF our new
scouts and Is proving herself u faith
ful one. Here's hoping she's bach
soon to our meetings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

Most of the time Monday was
given over to discussion OF the
ways and means" for our initiation
party Friday evening. Look In these
colmns next Sunday for more dc
tailed account.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

Patrol I is proud TO say that every
member has paid her dues up to
date. Get busy, you other patrols
and don't let them beat you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

Ruth Irwin and LaVere Shoonfelt
arc planning to take n group or
rockies" scouts on hike next
Saturday. by doing this they wiD
pass one OF their first class tests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

Geraldine Brown, Juanita Smith,
Jennie Stone, Itha Ludlow and Ethel
white were absent from our meet
ing. We missed you, girls. 80 be sur"
to come next time.