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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Social and Personal
unpNING AFTER RAIN

n. d.eu of the night the rain came
down
o,.r .he roofs Of the sleeping town.
W., ,se trees. all dustry brown.
., And here a sleeper stirred.
~ froWncd as in dreams the /rain
was heard;
u.re and there a drowsy bird.
,.a none 81 hem heard the psalm OF
praise
r., tae patient trees on the dusty
WAYS
ana and al Of them joined to raise
IL through The night in love and pity
m. riu came down on the sleeping
city
+ finished its task as the morning
broke.
m. after another the sleepers woke
First The birds. and then the folk,
The birds. with jubilant voices, told,
a. ever they've done since the days of
old
Their ioy in a morning of purest gold.
Rat the trees the rapturous. singing
trees
waved fresh clean leaves in the fresh
clean breeze.
And chanted their rapture in Joyous
keys.
And even the folk. though they did
not show IL.
We're happier though they did not
know it,
Minnie Leona Upton, in the
New York Sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Women Voters Next
Card Party Sept. 2

Bridge and 500 will be played on
September 2 at "Bonheur on the
Severn the attractive home of Cap
tain and Mrs. Simon S. Martin. which
has been selected as the scene OF the
next card party TO be given by the
League OF Women Voters As Mrs
Martin and her daughters are famed
for their charming hospitality. and as
Bonheur-o n-the-Severn' is one OF
the county's most beautiful country
homes, an extremely good time may
be anticipated by those who attend
the Women Voters party.
Mrs. Clarence ~ White, of West
Annapolis. is chairman Of the COM
mittee in charge OF arrangements and
its other members are: Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Stewart. of Gambrills: Miss Jennie
Richardson. of Parole; Mrs Proskey.
OF West Annapolis; Mrs. G. A. Moss
and Mrs. W. ]. King, OF Annapolis.
Very attractive prizes for both the
bridge and 500 players have been
donated by Mrs. Allen Lester Fowler,
owner OF gift shop on College ave-
nue.. Anyone desiring information
regarding the event may obtain it
from the members OF the committee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

AID we who would serve the King.
Girl Reserves OF the T. W. c. A.,
With gladness OF heart we know.
That the challenge still sounds to-
day.
Follow. follow. follow the CLEAN.
Standards OF worth over the earth,
Follow, follow. follow the CLEAN OK
the light.
That will bring the dawn"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
hinrn From Months Trip
10 Springs aud ID. e..

Aion' Commando and Mrs. b. Har-
l'Son Lingo. Of IA Thompson street
nave returned to this city after a
4oh'hs vacation. spent at the Hot
SIr'ng- The White sulphur and in
Washington. n. c.
Mss Bob Glow. daughter of Mr.. and
N's Niu-on Glow, of Baltimore. is
'+t'as her cousin. Miss Louise Glow
81 Maryland avenue.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Motoring In
Virginia

Professor and Mrs. w. ]. King. of
Prince George street. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Feldmeyer. who are
spending their vacation in a motor
Bridge. Staunton, and other points of
interest in Virginia, are expected to
return to Annapolis the latter part of
this week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Informal Dance
For Gen. Mitchell

Lieut.-Commander and Mrs. W. D..
Brereton. Jr.. gave an informal dance
last night in honor of General Nit
chell. U. s A.. of Washington. who.
accompanied by some friends of his.
motore,i down to Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
adm. And Mrs. Wilson
Entertaining Academic Board

Admiral Henry B. wilson, Superin-
tondent of the Naval Academy. and
Mrs. Wilson are giving dinner to-
night at their quarters. 1 Blake Row.
to the members of the academic board
of the Naval Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Daughter And Grandchild
(,ue,t Oi The wilson's

Mrs f.. J. Hurley, OF Tulsa. Okla.
daughter of Admiral and Mrs. Henry
D Wilson and infant. who have been
spending the summer at Atlantic City.
have arrived and will remain some
time as guests at the Superintend-
ents quarters. Blake Row. Naval
Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

vivid picture of Paul, which made us
realize more keenly the strength and
power and simplicity OF tTaly great
life After Bible study each girl was
allowed glass OF milk and TWO crack
ers before going to the coumcl hour.
The leaders were admitted 10 the
girls council hour just once. The
day of our visit the Annapolis siTls
were asked 10 put through business
meeting as they would in Their eiaa
al home As the Annapolis girls were
so few in number they were joined
by the WilliamsFort and Carl.sle
girls. Florine Mang conducie, tie
meeting IN a very business-lilsc aud
creditable way. Indeed the Annapolis
Association can feel justly proud Of
its high school president
After council hour recreation was
provided for the girls and wor., for
the leaders. IL was at this time ;hat
the leaders convened for the discus
sion of the many problems Confront
ing them in their own Associations.
Dinner. quiet hour, swimming. hikes.
wholesome play, supper, evening yes
pers, and the enchanting camp fire,
completed an extremely pleasant and
profitable day.
THE following song will give you
an idea OF the fine spirit that per-
meated the conference:
ITO knights in the days of old.
Keeping watch on the mountain
height,
Came a vision of the Holy Grail.
And voice through the waiting
night.
Follow, follow. follow the CLEAN.
Standing unfurled over the world,
Follow. follow. follow the CLEAN of
the chalice that is the Grail.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Mrs. James Parker
Has House Guest

Mrs James Parker. wife of Com
mander James Parker. who recently
returned from Europe. is now at home
at 40 Upshur Row and has as her
house guest her cousin. Miss Lang
horn. of San Francisco.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
4 Glad Discovery

''You were going faster than the law
allows" declared the traffic polio.
man
Act humble and penitent," whis-
lered Mr. Chuggins' wife
III try Blu it's hard to conceal
my pride didn't know the old boat
had il in err
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Prof. GLADDEN. Called
To Alexandria, Va,

Prof Thomas L. GLADDEN.. of Saini
Johns College. left this morning for
Alexandria. Va. where he was called
by the death of his brother. Andrew
r. GLADDEN..
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

The Misses Marguerite and Georg-
ianna Cusachs. daughters of Mrs. Car
los Cusachs. of King George street.
nave returned 10 their home here after
a(visit to their aunt, Mrs. Carroll Van
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
L;eut..Com And Mrs.
Hunter Return

Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Donald
T. Hunter have returned to Annapolis
after an absence of several weeks.
Mrs Hunter has been ON the North
Shore. while Lieut.-Commander Hun
ter has been visiting his parents in
Illinois. Mrs. Hunter will leave again
on Friday to visit her mother AT vir-
ginia Beach.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Picnic To
| BAY Ridge

Professor and Mrs. Gray, Professor
and Mrs. Howard and Professor and
Mrs. Scarborough, accompanied by
their respective families, spent yes
terday in picnic at Bay Ridge.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Licut.-Com. And Mrs. Go0dhue
To Go To Asia Oct. I

Lieut. Commander and Mrs. W. f.
Goodhue and infant are giving up Mrs
Saint Clair Smiths residence on
Southgate avenue. They will spend
The month of September in Washing
ton and then will leave for an Asiatic
station.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Returned From
Brothers. Wedding

Mrs. c. III. Havill has returned from
New York City. where. with her sis
ter, Miss Mary Reinicke. she attended
the wedding of her brother. Lieut.
Commander f. G. Reinicke, TO Miss
Nan Chadwick, of Great Neck, L. I.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Returned From
shelter Islands

p. C. Griffin. son of Commodore and
Mrs. T. d. Griffin. of Hanover street
has returned TO Annapolis after visit
TO Shelter Islands.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Entertaining
House Guests

Mrs Ernest King. wife of Captain
Ernest J. King. who is now occupy
ing her residence on Murray Hill. has
as her house guests. her sister. Mrs
Walter Smith. wife of Col. Smith. L.
s A.. and children.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

guess Hcssye Howard. of Annapolis.
sa>. returned from 4 few weeks
10 her grandmother in Balti-
N3e also spent some time at
'ae toniou Hotel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Dr.. Hayden Relieving DIR.
sheldon As Family Practitioner

Lieut.. Commander Luther Sheldon.
a. c.. is leaving Annapolis today,
having been transferred to the BLACK
Hawk" tender for the operative squad
ron Of dcstroyers. Or. Reynolds Hay
zen will succeed him as family prac-
toner at The Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

Miss Helen b. White. who has been
visiting friends in Portland, Me-. has
returned to the home of her sister.
Mrs. S. J. vaillancourt. Fitchburg.
Mass.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
|Rrinrning Prom
Newport Anp. ST.

Mrs. 81 Clair Smith ana children
EIil fe.ura from Newport. Il. l..
|about August 81 and occupy Mrs.
Smiths residence on Southgasc ave-
hue. Murray Hill.
Mrs. o. 2. Howard returned to
town yesterday after Spreading two
weeks With relatives in New York
Miss Howard. who has been visiting.
ca auat IN 5ageTstewn. viii return to
Annapolis today. bringing her aunt
with her.
Miss Matte Hill, of Media. Pa, is
spending some time with her niece.
Mrs. Fernandez. wife of Prof. Arturo
"a Gloucester street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

Mrs, j. r. Tilley and Mrs. Johnson
will leave about September to join
Lieut. Commander Johnson at Dalgh-
rim. near Indian Head.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

Commander and Mrs. Macgillivray
Milne have returned TO their home. No
b Porter Row, after a tenday trip
o New York.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

Mrs John Aurin, who has been Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. ID. Dunno, of "a
East street. has returned TO her
home on Park Heights avenue, Balti
more.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

N g. " Smith and son. Charles
Sad'h Jr. of Annapolis. left Bal
'''' this morning for a few weeks
saw a, pcu-Mar.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
Young Womens
Christian Association
II am come Chat they might have
life and that they might have
Il more abundantly."

Thursday. August %
1.-THE smallest effort is not lost,
Each wavelet on the ocean tost
Aids in the ebb-tide or the flow;
Each rain-drop makes some fiowerei
blow;
Each struggle lessons human woe
CHARLES MACkAY
Report OF Camp Nepahwin High
school Girls Conference
The following report of the ten days
conference. which was held rather re
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Herbert
y Underwood of Wardour. will leave
on Saturday for Washington, ID. c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25
10 Leave For Belair
about September |

Mrs John Rush Street. who has
been occupying the Peggy Stewart
House, 2o7 Hanover street. owned by
Mrs Bailliere. will return about Sep
'emocr J. 10 her old home in Belair.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

Miss Sallie Denver and Miss Mar
karc' Mary Kramer spent Monday in
baltimore. While there. Miss Kramer
VISITED Mercy Hospital. where she will
enter The nurses training school next
week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

Thomas Bond, of Greenbush, Va,
arrived last night and will spend
some time at Clark Heights" as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-25

TO knights in the days of old
Keeping watch on the mountain
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
FINANCIAL

GROCERY GnpI ,ssn business on pave.
r..ma o~osr osdar siS "
MiILINt1tY chop f9f sale doing good
bu.ursH rraHous Tor selling % ".
brady
IhtloHtNp. cleaning aud urrfalnr shop
f.I HaI'. v'I equipped best location
two HrHt lease 80 p'f month rsnt, rnou
ItnaH Iu NnudsftI tFuulFar. 3 900
huNH. ul EksoptiYutI upportuuita. N,t
quickly. tgsu & harrington. uEuulEc"
IIiFATEGt only one in good county
seat town NJ 1000 people ausis 77o
HrE. stage. h"runF uppor Hud lover bot
..pia brick building .hsl0o iso pianos
husirHsa rI.atirr around 81 900 Wpnthly
If.,r go 900, fiih o. 900 cash. surety
uIFutw ls.hnuH.. .i- roaiUu,e BiIg
D..Hg.r.
DIru'L Mh%NgEH U.apuuslbf, Marty
uNI| b. 600 ,Hsn POO invest with services.
.IH ...uIn charge uf lff.U, no experience
ur.'aH,U. Adtl'H up, l7l. DEmulgt,.
NIt
sfD,lIh atur, ur solo. good turineaa
aHI urr OF tnD beat fubufIan I.gafipfa
N. Tulsa cheap rent. tv1 UtuE ruuur
..'r stone hdtroas c5b.D % caro- World
,IIlAr ,,,utrior. Sunday Marou s0th.
fu u0ust0u Galveston. urYvuByUls.
IlsIH. WU HIo selling "b. 900 acres irrI
gated farm aud citrus fruit land Want
.u. IH "re ~ tIer Information aud
uunr'..H o. browning Hotel IuIs, We'd
r..I.. and TbutHtHy barney Noul,cr.
tom write m' u'i Eu,t pNa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
PERSONAL PROPERTY
IJOI -tIIOID GOOn-

HOi -EHOIb booh~ ~
WE BUY second hand furniture fr.9oinIn
T,nncliy pirue Furniture Co, 10 ".
Firs, 81, phone psare isos.
rOR SALE FURNITURE for sale ~ a thrc'.
rJlu house. rent 5 rs month alI new
for $3.50 cash. l-R W. IhHt''n'h 7'' 10
lt@'. .........-
FpR SALE Fi,c rooms furniture c"uslst
lug 1f hifdHeHr uaul" bedroom SUITE, -
braIy table dir'ug tsbI" and rhaus. rock
crs. gas range. refrIgcraiur rugs and manyI
other articles ON porch whore you can
SEQ them. lt23 o.. Tnird. Ih"ne Usage
MUST StII, Fouf rooms 1f furniture by
Thursday night luur price ie uy price
tgta o. lhirv'rv. u-aF. inla.
FOR RE"r. pc.irabl" thrcc. room duplex
on south side. furniture Tor sale. psag'
NICELY turnisucl mouse. close in. fur
niture tor sale cheap on easy plan.
OsHgc 1854.
THREE rfECE mahogany. cane living
room suite t-pieco ivory bgdroom suite
wilton rus fupcd OAK tohIe and chairs.
toi $. lansing.
FOR SALE. ono range cooe stove. ono
utle, cook stove so = Peoria.
iE.kil s.g 'asn', vo@s .,,,Si, r2q@,.
FOR SALE steel gray ron bod. zpriuss
and mattrcss bargain " taken today
ltoi 4. ElNoud.
CINCtSN.Ti X, $40 -Four rooms ut
high class furniture for sale and apart.
ment Tor rent cedar l2s.
FOR SAT.E- one Swing machine at 40
= peofip. photg ossg' 2o92
FOR SALE- Thrf best quality gray che
Mile rugs In bonn sizes st the original
prices. Gail At Rome Decorating CO.. ail
S. Boston.
TWENTY FIVE ANuuuiatrrs and wilton
rugs half pr'cr. cav brahy Hotel,
IDt , ~ wear diamonds u you sell your
second hand furniture t' thNA diamond
Tu.uiturc go. Phone C8ai We buy any
thing uudN ssll everything
rOH SALE Five rooms Of extra fine
furniture. including player plano, Moth
ing reserved ana bungalow can bc rcnt
si riuso No. south side. 'all MuorCueui
Dsugp bf.q u- Cedar $50.
TWO 9Slg matcncd color Wilton RUGS
uriflN new. usHss HaI3 after O'Clock
FOR SALE On, sinRrr tatlorinx machine.
flrat class condition. one Sev Home
srs ing maohlno, good condition, ono
| ktDh,u cabinet good as NV Usage
~ot
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Address Box SO b,
Care of World

PLUMBER Wishes situation au,whorc in
stalc ~ city ue.h. caro- World.
SITUATION WANTED Man oApcueuccd
a. construction superintendent, Is NrarH
ssporioncc, e.rt ~ references. Address
Soa-u care World.
'f%reTG"E ds d sao ssso S.ss a.ss. az So, I;D''r
cGArrg..E to,,rls . T.o ,as F%.,.o y. 9gos
driying In cities and oil hrlts. narr,sd
nert reference. Phone Usage 6l2a Mr.
puiip
YorNG married man with smau r,muy
dcsircs wNk on farm ur dairy, well
experienced Phone Usage bioi.
-YouNG married man. experienced. IN ~,
tylts, wants connection Win good tirm,
can furnish good car What have you'
Address p'S.p. care world.
NoN UNION paiutcr wenu Job by day OF
week 626 u, caGc world.
HNKEU Al urouid man, wants posi
tou. ~ year, cNporlCucc. Address
ose.p care World
LAHoR OF any kind wanted bv steady.
reliable married man with click wife
can Usage ltlS-R
WANrup. Ucgupr curtos,GIs for an
summer for absolutely fresh cgga. Phone
W. >. lbl
SITUATIONS WN>TtD-FEMAIE ~
rRACriCAL muse. References. uaaEo
sei3-R
EXPERIENCE midwife and nursc. i2l
West Cameron. Usage iiet Mrs.
Marshall
WASHING and iroutng'ni iu, home. Cali
Ethel Osugo 6g9i. b-5 D., indopcuH.
ontc
STGNOuRNIlGR .socrcter,. college grad
ustc,y thuroughy experienced. capable
ot taking charge ~ oin'o. Usage ANS.
A HUaItfNtt "a ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
BUSINESS SERVICE

DKtsSNNktNG. .MititNttN 20
AIIOUED Sttrs rnata Hr4 dr,sHsH.
dinner ana evening gowns. rhuno GO.
.r 1901
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

srrps. PLANTS, FERTILIZERS ~
PLANT FNEM--ycllow Bet
tnuda onion plants, tl.5o 1000 postpaid
) %. 900 SO not paid. j. NJ. hoClendon.
q .arrIy0 ElrIrfs TsNHa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
PIANO BARGAINS

',i sends plano home. sS to SO
month pays. Read these won
derfu' offerings iu used pi.uos
The value u on the inside. every
ono ia guaranteed musical Condi-
Ion. Here is a. good toned Wing
a Sons for it35- Just the thing
fpr the children. or perhaps YOU
would prefer 10 pay few months
longer and own tho Duuhhm at
ttaj. II you Ike the unusdsl see
the u. p Aelson at Slta. And
there or" many others that you
should see and hear 60 appreciate.
Come In today or write.
! W. JENKINS SONS MUSIC co.
az $. Main 81. Usage 3l33.3I3..
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ROOMS IArItItU
i....... IIpfl Cor g. ami uU UHUHr
H....H..fp Iu sI tt4 btnn'U'H. 'H'NuH'.H
.H......|. EIrrut HU Nurb rIaIHH'r.I.
u'urtlund. ono W Inrh '7UE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
LIVE STOCK


HOltE bull PUPS, Northeast corner
Twenty ST. and Peoria.
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S1NrH w.. 1918. Dcughtu.
furnished southern s,vl..
rooms snd sleeping porch. d.
france, private bath. call D...
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wEARING hrPAREI

DIXON NbAl lE llsA NJ FAX ~. scllpW bel
nuda onion plants 81 90 1000 postpaid
10000 SO not paid. j. N. AcClendon.
Darrizo springs. inxss. -.-.
WEARING APPAREL 81
TlNNDO sui' size ae. nevet been worn,
made BY Gordon. lifth avenue tabor
New York. Sci for halt price. Phone,
ron sALt-Onc extra large mink cnoker,
one rcd fox scarf, other furs made 10
order. Midwest Furriers, l5ls l.. seventh
ST. oHago '633.J.
FOW SALE Darn blue trtcotiuc suit. silc
as. ti5. ,cadd cedar 90.
HIGHEST prices paid tor second hand
clothing shoes, hats, etc. Phone Usage
sruRELLA CORsErs made 10 measure.
Mrs 4. vs., Lucas. psngc si9l.
BEST prices paid Tor second kand cloth
ing shoos and hats can csago s226.
HIGHEST PRICES psid for second .hand
clothins shoes and hats. Phouc iii6.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems second
hand clothing, shoes and hats, Phone
Usage 9obs.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second Hand
clothing shoes. hats, etc. Usage t,2s
MI-CELLANEoU~ T0R SALE on
FOR SALE Two horsepower fIuEle phase
motor American Garage. t2l Main.
FUH SALE Time clock American Ga
rage. 7.i s Ma'n.
FOR SAID 900 hsavy. larEc burlHp
sugar bags. suitable for shipping cN.
press orders All IN fine condition. Phone
pssgr Hn.
.i.W,rltI' sweeper for sale. l.ts II. Gin.
,typ.t
-orH CENTURY water bottle cooler
H. .s..--,--s
trIc topstcr can OaaEc 1885
I.AI.,p, rsct -tub, hurgv aoio
irb,rt 'H'' ''
rnp -rtI.K i,tR.r frriiii,or- -,t .,...-
uIa ,.rI. A'sU 1s.rr ggaa.
,.,.,,....,.,
auI EXCHANGE 9g W First phone Cedar
500.
FoK SAIL" An the an glass IN the
church building ~ corner Cheyenne
SODA rouNrAINs-Ajt si2cs. both now
b,rr" cases SHOWING. earbonator. tables.
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T Z ~ T0HHl HVRFTW00I IT--- ----- :
bath, south side f75. r.. q
at7a Nn,
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WE BUY second hand furniture from
single articles 60 a complete outtlt
Tsnneiiy 4 pirue Furniture Co, 10 W.
FIRST 81. phone Dsage 1893.
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YOUNG MAN

Experienced I'm general clerical and
photographic work, am enthusiastic
and capable worker. d,NrrI posi-
tiou, preferably with oil company.
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.tNFUO sui' size aN. nevet been worn,
made bv Gordon. Tlfih avenue tabor.
sew YORK. Sci for halt price. Phone,
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FOR RENT Four furnish. h.
housek capiuK. and bath - u
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REAL ESTATE FOR RrN,

- - IL CN NtNIU|
FLATS tiRStsu,r
sfv.rt, -, ~ ,''','',,', ''','''"
rooms sni sleopine por',' u.
trsrer. rrivato bst1 's,I .''t
frRNis,jE6 arsriI7cr, ,a... III"
bnth, south side fi5. D..
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FVN EhN our tufn'sh. .lH. b
housekeeping, and bath -- Uua
BOULDER y. 81. ENcrp. .r..
large threH room arsrtmcnl r., nst,
uhlleN' yIcln ana tomfortah. ...
n'shed. nnc ns,ghborhood ,.. u.
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sIsrc sIsrs'"p% re, AT ploN ,.'sHing ,,g g,, sara,
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~ ~ .'li,,,Iir I've room Turn .I spa,
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& Wb'tasi,ie Gsayc Eo, Whites.
HOUSES FOR hENT
ron RENT--By owner. fou-. -
unfinished ln aIs.runm tntI
hr"lN decorated. la,gc Eard.. .us,
~ pavement. best location. ,..t. r
ferred. psage Sa2i
STRICTLY modern <t4rr..r1... .g,
electric lights. water fufnal. ,N
mnnih. cedar INt5.
SIXTH. H.. 2o9- iour.rolm .....
modern $3.50 pcr mou'h o.H. .i5.r
ron hENT-l HAIR of dur.., . ..
and Ysth. 1iio jefferson ST. l.. ~,
FOR hENT- tj5. Niuy lr.,...
,,a.,' s.1", ,,oi o,anl rev. Two aeu'. s.ol-i
chicken ranch see nwrrr y
three blocks south one t... e.
SIS. ROOM house al sgt"> r..l II
Osage 3O0a
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did Location. rrf.Trp,rs 'I
care World ..-
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biocE on on North ossrc. rsrI.r
good school uot poJr,n ,a,'
Usage 4e2t.
bungalow breakfast room arH t.
meut ,Prct 500 per Ipoutr T..t.
g. y. Utica. rho Ihou &c. Milo. ,u
w. Fourth "saF" ooi.
BRAND SEW 1.rootu buns .,,
at 13t Is Etwood scryar. a....'.'
hts'mcnt liie baih. French t..r. rs-l,
WovN l,"oi- l"iNtnohl a.. Do. ta
| ,V,,"S' ",I. ",,,Ii.,n M 7" ,,N"i} way H.fo
80 ''-' '.'
" w" I",'l mouse o '.I. i'2
Wv y, '' p'' ''"''"
FOR RENI -Four rooms 'UH eal-i
porch. --oN v HodFe. os'E, '..if
| F0R RENT--Fivc-r rooms urfurr..u.f ist
also five nicely furnished rn... ,.,.I
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Bldg. OgiEa 5OSS
| FOUR-ROOM huuse for r,ut. "a. o., w
! Brady
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nan,sl. bqlit in fcs,ars, s..a.f.i
| Ysduu CO., N2lg Security R.ge t,r.
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allow. CLOSE in. SS5 to rcsp.a..uI. ra-r
/ Usage Nl2j-J
| ron IJ:NT--A n.,, fo,,r--......
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location in West tulsa. uUf t.r. Il
! ear lin". Phonc Usage .at.
| rvo. three or -four rooms. fuoa.-r .r.-.
| "a car on West Tulsa. one bloc. s.4ts
| ~ school tWo-storv white building
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| furuiturr y spccial,, ra0 r.r' NE
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