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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
VOTE0N BLAIR
next THURSDAY

Washington, May 2s.,-An agree
ment to vote next Thursday on the
nomination Of David H. Blair of
North Caroline to be internal rev.
emu commissioner, was made by
the senate today. ~.
Mr.. Blaif's nomination was taken
up today In q desire to fill the ex-
istine vacancy in the treasury de-
partment, but in the absence of
senators interested in the case,
unanimous consent agreement to
postpone the vote until Thursday.
vas reached
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
VOTE Cash FOR
i PROHIBITION

Warrington. May 23.-The house
today voted, II to 3S. to add $780,
600 to the deficiency appropriation
bill for prohibition enforcement
until July l. The amendment was
offered by Representative Volstead
Republican, Minnesota, who ex-
planned that the prohibition en-
forcement bureau had been Obliged
to lay OF 700 enforcement officers
because Of q lack Of funds to pay
THEIR salaries,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
BURY TALLEST
iowa RESIDENT
Man Who Measured Up to 8 Feet
Inches Dies at Anthon-Made
Special Casket,

Dubuque. Iowa. May 23.-Bern-
ard Coyne, Is years old OF Anthon,
Iowa, 8 feet inches tn height,
was buried yesterday. Coyne was
believed to be the tallest man in
the state, If not in the United
States. A local casket company
completed q cloth covered casket
from special lumber. as no casket
order for so years exceeded the one
required for the body. It was
feet 3 inches long. The rough-box
measured 10 feet.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23

Mechanical Engineers
wish Closer Tie With
Profession Abroad.

Chicago. May 23.--Pledging to the
Easineers Of Great Britain the CO.
ooerstion Of its $4,000 members IL
. movement to promote the progress
uf mJpkind through a closer union
a sneipeers Of the two nations, the
American Society Of Mechanical En-.
dneefs opened today a four-day
seesion, attended by more than
1000 scientists, technologists and
educstors from every section o1
shs country.
In the society's message to Brit
ish engineers, signed by Calvin w
Rice, Of New York, secretary Of the
orKsnization, gratitude was express.
ed 'ior all they sacrificed and
achieved during the war;"
American engineers" it was add.
d, have a profound desire to con.
tribute to the solidarity Of the en-
cheering profession throughout the
world, bearing in mind that the
highest expression Of the profes
don 10 in service that will contrib
ua to the good of mankind"
The message, addressed to viii
liam Barton Worthington, presi
dsnt-elect Of the British Institution
q Civil Engineers, suggested tn,
Ncpton in the British Isles, witt
possible extension to the oversee!
dcminions. Of the National Method,
Of Engineering organizations pur
ued in the United States. Branches
IN Australia, India, Canada, etc.
centfalizing in a dominion council
would, 1t was pointed out, unite th'
societies Of the motherland, and IL
turn with the more than 200, ,0O'
American engineers be welded int,
|1ths Federated American Engineer
ling societies, with the support o
Herbert Hoover and others.
Nano Delegate.
The appointment of Professor W
L Kennelly, of Harvard and tn
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technol
oN. exchange professor to France
vs announced as member of
teputation from the four leadin
ngineering societies of this coun
~ to visit London next month
when the John Fritz medal, a.
American award. will be bestowe
90 Sir Robert Hadfield for his in
wntion Of Manganese steel. Prom
'nent manufacturers, engineers an,
EDUCATORS will make up the depu
tahon whose mission will be t.
}pfomote Anglo-American engineer
|tns unity.
United federal and state actiol
% Ave the nation's dwindling for
su was urged in a survey Of tn
lapst industry by Hugh P. Baker
q New York, executive secretar,
q the American Pulp and Pape
association.
Romance necessity and greed,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
EvACUATE SIBERIA.

~ sS.,o. 80 May 2s.-Japan 10 to eyac-
~ SIBERIA and restore Shantung
salna at the earliest possible
sss foreign ONCE oflicial
Ssed. But there will be no
In the japanese foreign
II the far east.
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AVIATORS INJURED.

Bloomington, Ill, May 23.-Rob-
ert Warfield and George Horton,
Chicagoans. flying their own plane,
fell zoo feet here and were injured.
The plane was wrecked.
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LAYS Wreath ON COFFIN
OF FIRST AMERICAN WHO
WAS SLAIN IN GERMANY
On Hoboken Pier, Pred- :
dent Says Of War, ut
Must Not Be Again"


nc" iofk' nay S0H
not bo again"
With these selamn words,
president HARDING t.A.v l.N !
.. ..S.xeL
w.n On tno CONN 81 '"o MY
American soldier 70 dc On Ger,
man seil nj n funeral csremeay
fo- ooo -. s..I - ~. A.
ni.,. I" u"A.S".
His -.i.s S.sL- .,x III. 49,.
h-;mmsS 80 III D ~. - ~. I -, -
dent rs.eS n the rovs snd
rn-s 81 c"sl,.. Tn.n .si1,
s0ra hrnSre1 the.e.na e1r.
ravs Ara toncSine ~ Aeert II
mIst uot he aeain. God Rrant
that It will not be.
Il do not pretend that the
milleaial dayS have come and
that thero viii bo no moro war.
/ would wish q nation % pow.
erfu that mono WIN dare to pfO.
woke its Wrath.1
Then I'm the great rmy shed
on the shores Of the Hudson,
with its stark, Whlte-washed
walls, there fell . silence pro-
found and deep. Mn. Harding
could be seen weeping S0fdy -
she looked On tho nag-4fapc4
comns OF 0oso VINO naa e1vea
tneir all Tor tnof coun1y. Then
tne president concmuods
..Ine repao!ie wM nover foE.
GET tho sacf1nces 0ese noa
nave made-whother 0ey ne
IN tho SOIL q tho homeland o.
0o cr1msonoa seu ol 10 bafs
uedeld."
Lays WFea.
When the president had fluishe
a brief address. he skenuod forvnr,
in front of the CONN that had ~,
selected to symbolfxe the army q
dead surrounding him and lai
mon il his wreath OF roses an,
There was another moment cf 81
lence. It was as il the great piers
bustling with life as men went fort
to death, had been turned to
tomb after the return of those VIII
had survived.
On the cofiin decorated by Pres
idental hand was a Mate chronocl
ing the fact that Joseph Guyton O
Eyart. Mich. a priyate in Comuan,
r of the 126th limited States infant
w had given his Iifa for his cnun
trv nm Nav "a 1918 in tho CiId
wilder sector in AIsace
After The ceremonv pr.e,den
Harding returned to Manhattau d
whero ba waa sche,fnled n addres
Tho ACADEMY ~ poI;t;caI Scienc
At ito luncheon in tho hotel A stor he
fore reviewinp the old 10eth JInit
"a S+,toc ;nfartrv IN RrookIvp mi
a asternoon
Wor5s NJ Tr,hute
IN placing tne "reatn ON IN
casket, the president SAD:
In the name OF tne repuohc,
bestow this triuote on tne casket o
the hrst soldier VINO perlsned o.
the SOIL OF the enemy. ms oppor
tunlty is not chosen TO express In
suggestion OF hatred IN the Ameri
can heart for there Is no hafre'
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Washington, May eS-The
house today adopted the con-
ference report on the emer.
gency tariff bill which now
goes to the president
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Paris, May 2S-Germany
has began compliance with an
other Of tho demands made by
the AIliea in the London ulti-
Matum Of Nay 5-tho> trial Of
war criminals according to .
dispatch from Leipsic today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23

Washingtsn, NAY &-Provi-
sfons in the naval apprepriaA
ton bill for Q now fleet base st
Alameda, Calf, were stricken
from the bin today n the sen-
ate.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23

London, May 73.-(By the Associ-
ated Press. )-The British govern
ment has decided to send troops to
Silesia at an early date, it was an
nounced today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

HOARD AND ROOM at 5is E Seventh
terus reasonable. close in Usage i2o2 "
CfNCINNATL A.. sGtaTWo rooms tor
rent siso roommate for Young lady
MAIN. s.. 7i2 Ni,e front room with
board cedar 1o2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

FRISCO s.. 2Oa.-pne rontr fnr house.
Keeping, private entrance.
FOR RENr#.TNo furnished rooms mod
crn. for hnus,,Nceplnr Cedar l6gi
FOURTH. ". 5IS-living room. bedroom.
kitchenet connecting bath. reasonable.
Usage Nt5.
FOR REST furnished rooms for
lFht housekeeping. osagc i52t-R
FRISCO. s.. iti--Two dandy. newly deco
rated rooms Tor two people. $50, house
bills paid. Cedar llb3.
FRISCO g.. 22i-Thrce rooms Tor house
keeping. suitable for three or four
adults. Cedar ZIG
FOR REM Two nicely Furnished light
Housekeeping tuonE. reasonable to
couple. 203 s. Whcslipr. Usage E2g3.
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THREE uufurnishod rooms Tor housetcep.
ing, SIS por month. OraEe fns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

UsEFUh ELEC1ltIC xmas Eifts tor
father. husband, brother. sweetheart.
auto cigar lighters. auto heaters. flash
lights and DatF lhukruu, shaving mugs.
adjuEtablo lamps desk lamp, vibrator
and violet Ray machines. Dodge ll"c-
tric Co.. electrical supplcB, ll9 Last Sec
nnM- lnMHL mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09
ROOMS AND BOARD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KooMs

apartments, nicely furnished; adults
only Usage 2267
CHEYENNE. n, Gu--'rwo large. clean
rooms modern convenirnces on car line.
CHEYENNE. " 4I7-Thrcc rooms on
flrst floor. clean and we'll Furnished.
electric lights and telephone ON car
line
EASrON. W, A2i-Thtee-roon apari-
ment, nicely furnished close ia, reason.
able.
ELWoOD, s. 3O5-For rent. housckecping
room.
FIRST. W. 7it--Two modern housekccp.
ing rooms
FOURTH, w.. l2OJ--Two rooms Tor usht
housekeeping. OsRge 6ig9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

fof xmas gifts. W. W. Beattio. % Yves,
FIRST Phone Usage osl
Fon NMAa CANDIES candy canes
< ,rn. rleoqgs. 2'g: 0ano eo9s ana 'y'ry'hins :"
GREETING CARDS Phone OsaEe $3.50
for samples. Chapman Printing co. 225
East Third
HAND MADE GTFrs Of all kinds. also
cauarics. Dsage eGst r. i1id $. quincy
!. WRIGHT FURStTURE 40. buys your
second hand furniture. II having any 10
sell eau Osage 1858,
MARY HURD fruit cakes tI,15 per pound
once tasted never forgotten Cedar iios.
MATTRESSES renovated aud recovered
We rsfslt old f'lt mattr0sAaRs all ~nrk
guaranteed Porter Mattress Co.. phone
Ogag0 1885.
one of our beautiful lafnps. table. floor
ana boudoir lamps In beautiful culors.
Tulsa Chandelier Co, ilg ~ Boston,
Make yuur home auzy and attracttve
with ono nf our electric heaters or with
our ursttlest lamps. Freeze sherbet Tor
Amas dinner with our electric freezer
TULSA Electric shop, - w second.
NbT1CEa- beautiful hand made rugB from
your old carpets. Telephone Usage
slii ana Mr.. }. ., Stone will call and
show samples.
QUICK deliveries TOR Xmas packages call
Hurry Messenger, cedar 7,
| |aWEETs. Delicious, fresny made cboco-
latcs and bon bons. California giace
/ fruts salt~i almonds. luscious hard can
/ ,hrlstmaH goodies from TulsaB candy
| n'adquarlefs, viu ttile sweet shop. %
| EHsi fliih ana Iruih ~ Main
/ SOMETHING DIFFERENT .-Coastsr sets.
| MoScau drswnwork Navajo couch Gov.
] rra and blankets. leather goodb with any
I ming burnt tree Of charge. Indian
1ho most useful article In the home
White Sewing Machine
/ We have several different styles OF electric
! and several different models Of cabinet and
/ places one M your home. Whlto Sewing
| Machine CO. 2l1 T.. rhtrd.
| uaEFuL ELECTRIC XMAS GIFTS
| Thor washing and ironing machines Ma
! uouHl pressure cookers, electric heaters
! ard ranges, boudolr Bnd table lamps
| Your vases made into electric lamps
Eas, SECOND. cedar ni0.
| WHY Not a fire Insurance pOlcy1 bert
Keoue, usags S9s9
When VA need Of Jowelry and optical goods
ions THE RING MAN
! Santa Claw is hero. lll4 Snnth beH,on
XMAS CLEANING and prcssins Bon rog
Gleaurr- and byers. Oaase i+e' 'n''
ana Eiwoud -=-
DIN NNEK AND DECokATIONs-
DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY
/ Pasteurlzed mllk. coffee cream and Mhlp !
plnF cyeam. all proaucts guaranteed
r. West Fourth. Usage $50
tIAVI YOu tried the lunches H'-vod az |
Tho sayrcs Drug, i3 East second, from I
II IN ~ Lovely home made m'ncs pies, /
III , mothsr used TO make served every 4
day The best On cvorytning that can /
bs served az the most rrsHonanlc prltrs
QUALITY tee cream, tho perfect dessert !
and food for social affaira Christmas /
dinncrF and good ct all tlnca fDr !
aroWn ups aH WoIl as children. At your
dealers or. cali Ossge 23V,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

L,-oo trial treatments for piles itch.
TItC eczema, rectuai troubles with
pro, osbornes Powerful PHO. Recto,
z,mo ointment. Free book explaining
t,satnenL &. r. SSchse, ana Park Az.
., Louis No.
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srEcIALT1Es ON CHRISTMAS GIFTS

sPECIALTIES ON CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Fancy underwear. pRjamas aud garters
pongee hRndkerchlefs, mems $3.50
ladies' 800, also monoErams 25C and
SOC. Clever designing on fashionable
dresses, buttons and homHtltchiug iO9
West Third. OsaEo 27Gi-J.
sOMETHING DiFFERENT-ol In
dian moccaaions blankets. pottery,
beads Navajo rugs. any name burnt free
IN leather goods. Indian Novelty CO.,
sixth and Main street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

TuF LADY who picked up ladies' bracelet
in.,rb IN the Orpheum thcater last
n,sSt kindly phone Usage 5566. Re
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

NEN Prof. Osborne's Nacumoter. Per
ME4' feet Physical culture Appliance.
oshorre Co. 273i Park Av., ST. Louis.
No Send for free book on develop
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ROOM AND BOARD in private hons
modern convenience and homo priu-
lrEos. reasonable, alao garage Usage
EOA2.T
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

BEAUTIFUL PILLOWS
Make acceptable Christmas gifts Have
some made up, aud take orders f.T aUy
design Tor living room. den, bedroom on
bpudoiri slso take orders fur table run
nors, Usage i237 u. sl2 ~ Elwuod.
BOOK ENDs-Desk lamps. desk sells.
FDlychroms cardirsti'hs, floor. table
and b1udoir lsWpr, are e few VI our many
suggestions for gift that is Huro 20 be
appreciated. fcupieg Electric supply Coz
Main az Sixth, Usage CSl3. Usage g52g.
Buy YOUR Cufirtmha gifta Tor men Ano
women At PopunBGr Bros. Worthmore
Shop, Forced 70 quit business sale,
popunger Bros, Worlhmore shop. lOs-l0
South Main.
ART GIFTS for Christmas buyers such
aH lockwood pottery, bridge lamps
book ends. sgdlesticts. smoking sets
ur paintings. Eifts both foreign and 90
meatic. at 4z2 south Boston, Az EiW
Tor mother. father, sister brother nf
sweethsart. Stop Bt f22 Scuth Boston
for an Inspiration Of what % give,
AZTEC CLEANERS Mems suits, 81
ladies' suits q and up. quick de'
uyeries. Cedar lGss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

ONE NtCE private sleeping room hot and
cold water with meals II desired. Usage
1fl.
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STELLA Dawson. daughter OF Wilbur Dsw-
con. ~ O. Knudsen. box 50. LAUREL
Mort
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

FURNITURE. rugs, stoves ard everythins
Tor the home a. the lowest cash prices
for Xmas gifts. W. W. BCattio. 20 west
First Phone Usage o6l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

,5sr.-Two small diamond rings, between
byySooivorths and Boulder hotel reward
Q9fg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

LosT@ tPsSr m,T e. Tu,s sbln grGi ss.Is SsFss9 Ss1e
osF,nary people crowding around that
"aidrt got = chance tp buy pair o.
nose wonderful bargain shoes at 81
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: zzz Read the Christmas Gift Suggestions Sza
GIFTS ron HTR

ABOUT TO BEGIN, are your Remember
the three cardinal essentials in a gifs
Quality, pistuctivcpss and the degree
ut individuality II conveys, In china
aud Japan these three features gov
orned our personal selection " orr
articles Visit our shop before buying.
Oriental Fine Arts Company zoos South
Main Street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

.e.ta,yFD-- Brown aud white bird dog.
81 months old. from iit6 {. Rockford
I,sesrs 20 name Bert. Finder call
osare bq12.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

IIiRnoNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL tor
fesnfnerent, privatei prices reasonable
NV work for board; babies adopted.
Write Tor booklet Mrs. 7. u, Long,
,,ii r. Twenty-Seventh ST., Kansas
Tlty No.
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ROOMS AND BOARD


FRISCO s.. aOs.-Ona rontr for house.
Keeping, private entrance.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

TWO ROOM Furnished house. call in rear.
llI ~. Maybrl. between and o
We nice cloau Housekeeping rooms.
talup .H4a
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COASTER WAGONS. trloyoles girlcycles
buycycles, sCooters, Irish mail, kiddy
cars, anything To- ride
THOMAS HARDWARE co.
1880 East First street.
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MANrtp-NooMs oR noARp

WANTED Reliable young lady To- Share
my apartment 62th $. Elgin. cedar
TaGl
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9YS FOR TEE CNDRGN READ TNE CERISrGAS SUGESTG0N
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Insr Am TOUNI!

s-.=.s-unncb OF KEYS. sometime Wednes-
Lvs., svsptpg. between the Masonic hall
ssd tbe Biliy sunday tabernacle. Con
,aiaod nye Yale or Sore,n , ksys, ea,h esi,
. oh office, Usage 5000. Ask for Mr..
...U.trtdgs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

| A, Pbrl51 ID .,,a sta,,,i, "a ,taIL hi,i.
-. ~ 80 a. t.,Ii a. dnrs f,r al. nd ati
,tr,.s " oI1, POI gb0pu, 4. ~ gf,tb
! s,rt
/ -. y ---.,,..4-a
f'pt ~ LH "lhti' anu NV, pD'1
whose igrl Hte H'l, E,1M'nE ana nt.n
the right hud OF ualn'ns hHfl,g
sIt,",s" ,r,,,I ur.,s ,r,,Is,'s l,rpsst shoe
distIibutors
,.tar y,,i7H MILE ,t,,.s,d .,rly- b, al,
as,.rt,,..,.d J,iI d,rs.,r 1..v, a4Gt
~ 49, - 80
| GIVE them a Famous 'otd"n ohutief tht
shoe mat WeHfs ia' moe, HullHb'c gi'
! lo' 'hl.n. iIu.u -, w. ~! "11'"ss'
sma ., rI,rd ul N,in ''''
"''.' @ .......-
GIVE YOUR ~ I'D i've present TOR
thfwtWaH. Ir"ph mem 20 '"Fr nature
rabbits arc JusL the ihing boautfu
glossy New H"'i"nd reds Or black aud
white Himaiay0uH with pink eyes. 2ll
-, s .>'n.n'', ~, '.sa' ~ ,.,,,..,
Chfistnas. Usage ioGS', '''' '''
- ....i ,..,.,.,
g'1srS loe nr'rlilIns .''z iof Salt.
T. a. "SeeI'oS'' M'nni"rt' Okla. Route
Cd, ii,,,,,,..i,
1 ., Ihlol az" ~ w l'',.' N'up'es
napps on ,l1S NV lu,ty~'n ""u oi
,ug @ w.. ,,'. .,,.a' @ 81 t-,.a,,' - "a par
mSeG1s,Ihs. mo ina'ah s"u ."~b1y .,y hulia
tee iatsst ,ln.niteys - ln5ias EavsltV
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ROOMS ron REST ruRNisuED II

BOULDER. IS. toe-N nicely furnish I'd
b,Hruum. convenient 60 bath, living
rHHu privilege rctcrcnr, required. Usage
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A DIAMOND RING, 81 per week. Mack
Co. l?o 4. Third.
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nItrs ION rmn MOMn

CHRISTMAS TREES.
IIavs just received ear of nice cedar trees
from Spavlnaw mountains. can DO seen
az tlfth and cheyenne.
CALL OsAGE is76 aud put In your order
Tor 'hristrnas trees, an sizse.
CALL Murphy Messenger Service for
&mss pRckageu delivered. Cedar 2ssS
'h"go olD',
CHAs NJ RAss cleaners, dycrs and hat
tors, quality, service and price. Usage
ai3I oit ". Hodge II
CLEANERs q DYERR-QulcN and salts.
factory service ldoal Cleaners Usage
1928. 20 East Fourth.
CALL uASTY messenger scrvice Onsg'
l4i2 to set your Xmas packages de-
CALL McCanu BuEFsgo = Transfer
Osagr g7i. ia West First Tor Christ
mas tire" ana package hauling.
CANDIES truly appreciated Xmas
xmas boxes. Busy rre. aSi East Third.
FoR XMAS tree hauiing and packages de.
liyored call B. & n. Transfer. orago
isiA
/ FOR Xmas trees driiv-rtus call Columbia
Baggage and Transfer. Usage s0si.
| ENTRAORDiNARY CHRISTMAS SALE
Ail our imported ana domestic f9noy
| price shop now Superior Tea Room, 5l4
EACu nITE a delight. eat waldrep.s
Tulsa Maid" chocolates. hand dipped
practical w have a most comps cte
stock of universal and hotpoint irons. per
coldtorH. tuHsicrE, CgE brnilers. gttla and
waffle irons. We earnestly request you
20 call and view our many beautiful giu
suggestions.
PEOPLES ELECTRIC SUPPLY 60.
Main Ht S1th,
Usage 6sl3. OsHEe ob23
FLOWERS Holly. xmas plants. wreaths
and baskets. made Of real everlasting
flowers tulsa Flower Shop. HobiusOu
Bog
CEDAR 1928
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MOVING Ann STORAGE

ANDERsONs s Transfer 4 Storage; NOV
tng packing shipping and storing OF
household gooda country hauling, Ossgs
sssl,
GET OUR Low PRICES on oil field
trucking, cross country moving, Grating.
packing. storage Nichols Transfer a
Storage Co.. Usage llT-ilS,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

R9QY ., ANp ~, ,DoARD-'oi Nor'a quincy
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BUSINESS SERVICE
nusINNss sERvICE orrEnrD IS

AMERICAN WINDOW CLEANERS. Inc.
plain windows. i5c. floor waxing wood
work cleaned. call us for your hol.
Usage Hb27.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

WEST MAIN MATERNITY SANtTARtUM
4 home Tor the care and protection of
young women, rates reasonable; babies
sdopted Dr. NJ. ". Newman. mediCal
director. i6t7 ". Main, Oklahoma city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

MAIN s. 1883 Pleasant sleeping room,
with board. Usage bO9t.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

EAsTON. w. 3it--For rent modern un.
furnishcd rooms, over garage.
ron RENT-rwn basement rooms warm
In winter. cool in summer, water. light
and heat furuiahed. comfortable. tsil
iu o. u. Usage 1881.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

TWO ladies employed. desiro two fur.
nishcd housekeeping rooms. close ln.
Reference box sb3-M World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-09

wANTED-.Home for bright girl Of 10. fot
yeArs 3lg-M world.
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THIRD. b., si6-Lareo uuturnishod room
aud porch. 81 week,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

LYSCIIBURG, VA. Aug. "a
Emmet, Tucker. OF Washington. and
Miss Elizabeth Theresa Greene. Of
Altnvis,a. were marrth Monday ut
Rustburg BY Rev. J. w. Bou!dn.
pastor OF the Methodist Church. The
bride IL the eldest daughter of Mrs.
Sallic Greene. OF Altavista. After the
marriage the bridal party motored TO
LynchburS and the bride and groom
took n train TO Washington. They
Will he At Blacksburg after Scptcm-
Der /, the groom being cadet AT V.