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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-11-03
WORRY DRIVES TO POISON.
Evelyn Nesbit, Former Wife OF Harry
Thaw, Tries to Suicide.

New York, Oct. 2S.-Evelyn Nes'
bit was resting comfortable tonight,
after taking an overdose of NOR
phine when a city marshal began
moving furniture from her apartment.
1t was a vivid day in the life of
Miss Nesbit, once the wife of Harry
X. Thaw, later the wife of dancer,
Jack Clifford, and now Evelyn Nesbit
again, no longer a dancer herself, but
owner of tea room in the theater
district.
Her financial distress, which caused
all the excitement today, came to
light month ago when a city mar
shal appeared at her tea room with
an eviction warrant. Miss Nesbit ar
ranged to pay overdue rent on the
$500 a month tea room and her $50
month apartment upstairs. The
marshal went away.
Today another came on similar
MISSION, duQ UGSdu ldhluS lu1 ultu1 .
out to the street while Miss Nesbit
sobbed, wrung her hands and fran
tically called her lawyer on the tele-
phone. The lawyer obtained truce
of few hours with the landlord and
Miss Nesbit began calling friends in
the hope of raising some cash. In
this she failed.
She telegraphed ITO her mother in
Philadelphia and few minutes after
ward leaned out Of the window and
screamed:
"I've taken enough morphine to
kill twenty persons" she yelled to the
marshal, falling back with the cry
that she was going to die.
An ambulance surgeon came quick
ly and used stomach pump.
The landlord on hearing about the
episode announced he would await
until next Monday before pressing
for the enforcement of the eviction
act.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-11-03
No Matter.

Darling" he asked as he drew his
fiance closer to him, "am the. only
man you have ever loved?"
"William," she replied, somewhat
testify, '1before we go any further I
would like to ask you few ques-
tions. You are, no doubt, fully
aware that my father is a millionaire
several times, aren't you?'
"Y-yes."
"You understand, no doubt, that
when he dies all his vast fortune will
be left to me?"
"Y-yes'
"You know that I have $780, 900 in
cash in my name at the bank?'
"Y-yes.' H
"And own s75o,oOo worth of prop
erty?"
yves"
"That my diamonds are insured to
the value of $150,O00?"
"Y-yes."
"My horses. and motor cars are
worth s75,OOo?"
"Y-yes."
''Then, for goodness sake, talk
sense. What difference would it>make
to you if I had been kissed by a
thousand men before I met you?'
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-11-03
FORMER DENMARK
CITIZEN SUICIDES
BANKER f. f. ROSBOROUGH PUTS
BULLET INTO BRAIN.
Shortage of $167, ,W0.W.
Leaves Statement in Which He Con-
fesses Defalcation Covering
15-Year Period.

The following is clipped form Fri
days Augusta Chronicle. Mr.. Ros-
borough was born in Denmark. this
county, in 1876, and is remembered
by many citizens of this county:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-11-03

Subscribe for The Herald, 81 year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13

Gov. Fart Of Washington Proposes
Return to Convention System.

OLYMPIA, Wash, January 13.-Gov.
Lewis N. Hart, in his annual message
70 the legislature, recommends that the
state direct primary law be changed to
provide Tor statewide primary com
Quoted for the sole purpose Of electing
de!eg1tes to the county and state con-
ventions Of the several political
''rime and expense have demon
ctrated." said Gov. Hart, "that the
direct primary is not tho roSe-strewn
pathway that leads to the political Ito
pi2 dreamed Of by its sponsors. Even
those most responsible for its crea-
ton are now quite willing and ready
for change
The Generalization Of responsible
party organisations, the unfair adj
vantage given to minority parties and
groups, tho easy temptation to undue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
FLOCK TO new OIL FIELD.
20. 1000 Barrel Well Blown IN Near
ri nofado. Ark.

Ell DORADO, Ark January Ia
A etampede to Fl Dorado and the new
oil field opened by . yusher. which
blew in a mile west Of here Monday
nieht and facilities were taxed to
the limit to care for crowds arriving
hourly on regular and special trainA
The stream from the susher. was es-
timated to total 10000 barrels a day:
leases for q distance Of ave and
s,Y miles in all directions from the
we'll last night were selling for almost
any price asked by their owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
COUNT AND WIFE HELD.
Charged With Entering q. s. After
Admission Is Refused,

SPOKANE. Wash, January 10
Count and Countess Vigo Holstein
Rathlou Of Denmark, the latter form
erly the wife Of DR.. Roy A. Miles Col
Inns, killed In Portland in 1909, were
arrested here by United States immi-
for possible deportation.
According to b. e. GoWen, United
States immigration commissioner, the
pair entered the United States, pre-
sumably through Canada, last septem-
Der, after they had been refused ad-
mission in 1916.
He said the Countess Rathlou eloped
With RAthlou from her husband in
portland In 1908 and that DR.. Collins
second wife. when placed on trial
q year later for his murder, declared
che had killed him because Of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
MILLER URGES DRY NY.
Governor Wants Prohibition En-,
forcement throughout StatA

ALBANY. N. T.. January 13.-En-
forcement Of prohibition by the state Of
New York was urged last night by Gov
ernor Miller. This, he said, in a mes
sage asking the legislature to take ac-
ton in the matter. would make it pos
sible for law-abiding communities to
prevent the fragrant violations Of law
now occurring in our midst
Il am not unmindfui of the fact that
it is difficult to enforce such = law in
any community where public opinion
does not support such enforcement but
we have nothing to do with the policy
or the wisdom of the law he added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
FIGHTS WAGE REDUCTION.
Ama1gamAted Secretary Says Cut
IL Redeclaratiou Of War.

LAWRENCE. Mass. January Ia
Tho wasp reductioa ordered by textile
manufacturers here vas declared to be
. redeclaration Of war. in a statement
BY Joseph Salerno. secretary Of the To-
cal branch Of tho AmalgamAte6 Textile
Workers Of America
Regarding the announcement by Pres
ident William M. Wood of the American
Wooden Company and "the other textile
barons' that WAGES would Dc cut zzss
eve reply that we recognize the re-
declaration Of war; that the fight Is on.
and that the pitched battles Of 1912 and
1919 viii be resumed at our ear3iest con-
venience, and that we will fight on until
we are recognized as human beings,
whose rights to life, liberty and the pur-
suit Of happiness cannot be denied as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
Euen the lou January Sale lowed another notch
FRIDAY, OUR BARGAIN DA1
Wherein the Men Profit
Arr0w Collars
2 for Csc

(Or 1oC e0CuJ
Styles we are Observation-Disclosures
good ones, they are not sufficiently called
for to warrant Our carrying them. Included
are broken lots of 1de or Lion collars-some
soiled from handling-all are laundered
styles Also Arrow collars in several boys
styles-sizes 1lH to 1874 included.
Irregular Full-fashioned Silk Socks, NC
Black, thread silk-made with rein A9c
forced Isle soles, toes and heels. Pair.
Is Flannelette Night Robes. slA9-Well
made robes, with rundown collar: Sizes IL
and 10 only; reduced for quick 81. 49
clearance, each.....................
Elastic Seam Jean Drawers, 69c-Praeti-
cally a pre-war price; nearly all sizes &c
in various lengths; special. ...........
cooper's Shirts and Drawers, $l.3s-Heavy
ribbed quality, broken sizes in Sl.35
both; special per garment........
Direct street Entrance to Mems Shop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
10000 GLOVES MISSING.
Three Men Charged With $4,000
Theft From Army Warehouse.

NEW YORK. January 13-Reoovszy
q $4,000 pairs Of gloves valued 1t mare
than $4,000. said t. have been talpen
from the Army warehouse on Governors
Island, yesterday led to the arrests OF
three men charged with being imph-
Gated in the theft.
Tho three-Joseph I. Kelly, Who was
in charge Of the island warehouse; Isl.
dore Brier. Mis- checker, and Edward
Clevan, keeper Of . warehouse In this
city-wePe held IN bail aggregatinE $Ss, :
Samuel N Hitchcock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
MISSISSIPPI MAN SLAIN.
Man Charged With Shooting Ae-
turns to Finish Neal.

FOFlAAnV 1iAaA1. Wlo&.. 386oxfy IL
c. E. Pickett Is dead and Hiram e.
Newman Is in Jail charged with muir
the men SAID to have started over the
separation Of Newman and his vito.
Pickett being blamed for the estrange-
ment.
The shooting occurred near the post
once, whom Newman. who was eat
ing in q restaurant, saw Pickett on
the street.
According to police officers. New
man left his ia BILE. went to the street
and ordered Pickett to run, telling
him he was going to kill him, and
as Pickett started. Newman fred two
Following the shooting, Newman 10
said to have returned to his meal, and
was calmly eating when arrested by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
GRATEFUL TO THE POPE.
Russian Princess Expresses Thanks
for His Gift 70 Aid Chilan

ROME, January 1.-THE Princess
Youssupoff Of Russia has presented to
the Pope an address Of grasitu1e from
herself ana the whole Russian colony
IN Rome for his gift OF 3Se.ees lire
to he devoted TO tho starving Russian
children In the Orthodox schools in
Constantinople.
The Pope was SO moved oy the
terrible sufrerings OF tho Russia n
refugees in Constantinopls that he
made a further grant OK Soo.0oo IRE
to assist theft present necessities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13

unnecessary Or extrav1Gant' b. n -.
bitrary industrial overload"
Tho AmAleaDated Textile Wofksf9 e.
clude only . small part Of the $5.Oeo
mill workers In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
Trimmings reduced

colored Silk Nets, SOC yard-Desir-
able in quality and beauty OF coloring
these nets are to be had in variety
of shades. including blue, gray, yellow,
lavender, pink, etc. SO inches Soc
wide-very special, yard.
GEORGETTE CREPE, sl.oe YARD
40 inches wide; standard aII-siik
quality. Colors-brown. tan. old $1.OO
rose Limited quantity at, yard.
ombre Georsette Crepe, sls5 Yard
40 inches wide; all-silk quality, in pink,
blue, green and burnt orange. Very
desirable for evening wear. Our ST. 50
$3.50 value. Friday. yard.......
Silk Laces, at "a Price-Slk iaees
and fine net top in to inch widths; for
merly selling at Soc to $3.50. Csc to S1.25
Friday, yard.
First F1ssr-LznsbuTgh 4 Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
Stockings:
for ,Uon,e,s, misses and
ch;1dren-great1y
reduced for Friday

Women's Stockings, ACC pair
Broken lots of cotton, Isle and mercerized
stockings in black, white and colors; some
few subject to irregular weave; full
fashioned or with mock seams. A9c
Women's $2.25 to $3.50 $7.6Q
Silk Stockings, Pair. y o>
Women's full fashioned silk stockings,
all sizes, all perfect. These are discontinued
lots from our regular stock. including black,
cordovan and white. Pair, 500.
Infants Stockings, pair, Csc
White fiber plated stockings. irregulars Of a
much higher priced quality. Sizes 4 Csc
to 6H. Friday, pair ..................
Infants White Silk Hose, 49c-
1rregulars of much higher priced 40c
grade; sizes 4 to 7. Pair ............
. Misses Stockings. pair, 75c-
Fiber and silk qualities, in black, navy, cor
dovan and white. Mostly all sizes 75c
from to 8H. Pair ................
First FIoor-Lansburgh 4 Brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13

love for his former vita According
to Mr.. Gowen. the count and the
countess left the United States In 1915
and on their return were refused ad"
mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
z9yord

An assortment COM
prising short lengths OF
desirable wooden fab
rics-including:
5z-inch Atwood Navy
Blue Serge,
5o-inch Atwood Navy
Surah Serge.
S4-inch Atwood Black
Storm Serge,
Skirting Plaids-sfx color
constitutions
Staple Shepherd Checks,
Atwood Figured Challis.
Atwood Navy Blue
French Serge
and q miscellaneous lot
Of black fabrics. Lengths
from ~ to 5 yards.
Third Fl0or-L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13

the oficers. Pickett. after being shot
hid himself for about two hours be.
fore calling for physician. He lived
several hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13

personal Ahusa BY un4cRupuloos per-
sons. all require q modificati ton Of our
method Of nominating candidates for
public efdca."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
4 Sale Wool Dress
Goods Remnants
T,0o 7ots-at greatly reduced br;ces

$z.98y yard
Women will be quick
to take advantage of the
notable saving oppor-
tunities. These are the
finest, most-in-demand
weave; every yard
strictly all-wool, and 81
inches wide. Choice OF
Navy Blue Mems Serge,
Navy Blue French Serge,
Extra quality Velour,
Plaids, Stripes, Tweeds.
Fiue Oxford Melton
and q notable array of
black 'woolens-every
length q desirable one.
burSA 4 Brother
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
BOARD AND ROOMS

Rooms ipN HfNT. lHNi~hbb -
NICELY furnished rooms lu connection
w"h .lo"rns porch. gentlemen o"'''
NICELY furnished front bedroom for rem,
suitable fur two. wifh htHakif". wing
room and laundry pfi'l''g"a. 's"-r ''l'.
SiCE FROST sleeping room. I'VE s'n.h
windows edjoiu.ug bath. private i1n-
fsrrci Gsags ,saa.R
NINTH E I3.Nice sleeping porch and
slttlng room for young ladies. Usage
NICE ROoN with sleeping porcH foe tWo
young men or employed couple, also
meals Phone Cedar 419. ite' $. en-
Cunt'i
yIoELT utusnel. cool. sleeping room.
Phone osag" et7o.
ONE nicely mrniahei sleeping room.
Dsage sgsg.
PEORIA. b.. Ius.Ntce. south r"om y
nav home. new suite mahogany iHfn.,
married couple only. Phone '7aEs
ROCKFORD. s.. i2is-Room for one or
two tesr hvrs or employed ladies one
block from Bcilvl"w car, near Lihe"."
school Usage ei4l-R.
ROOM FOR RENr 10 private home. Usage
ROOM for one or two, Young ,i., m,n, ,. ne~
bed. EIivate family hIil" meals u'A'
door cedar 1876.
ROOM with every modern convenience to
genfIomen 8, per wsrk close To, Tor
lniornotion call cedar 1898.
HOMAEIh HOTEi.--W,.ry 'r Transient
large rooms suitable for teachers. Osage
stNOND. r.. i3OS-Co south room for
tEo. also single room. breakfast II de-
sired Usage iSi3.
SECOND, W, ele-Lars" front s,e'p.ns
room two biocAs VI postotiIco. l'rts"u
Apartments.
SEVENTH T.. ,05 Furnished south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
BOARD AND ROOMS

i'f'' Ht. q. '' N.''.'F. r'n.' q" i'
suite. adjoining bath board II desired
aIa" garage. Phone oaaF" 1929
81 ,.,,. -rva,s bo,9. r.,,t r.a.onsbi.
C..y, ,qlq
ht t'.l - .e'y '.'.. h.
h'H'h.'n 'Frosnf". IRONY room, tll'aU.'
.''' ",,n.n '"'''''''' ''''
''''''.' 's'f' '''' -.-
bII t'II. 1913. .D'lgH'ilDY COO.
,', ',, ,,t,, III '''''N'' N'''''
nhTGoiI s., ,..-i~,rre f..o, s'ggpi3s D..
e7as.H
bEN}EF. 1850 uusuIIy nice room,
if''c "fn.71rrs. adjoining h'h. private
entrance. must De permanent
IEN} EE o.. ma Large south sleeping
ruum Joining buth. every crnyenionoo.
single beds. private place. gentlemen. ri.
cr'n.''
UENEEB S. e2t cool sou'hoaU room
also rY1m adjoining bath. for gentle
n'oo. Summer rates
close 100. fof grruem'n.
DETROIT g.. soS.A close TO- large cool
vaI fHfuIalpd roam ts9ra grqg
pErnor s. i2s,. Sl,, modern room
Osare -i7iH.
Ur>yru On, ra,ya r,ol .i,rpIr.r
rYnu meals n d,sir,d Usage sIes- r.
DEsIkAHtg rooms tor young men at Y
N c A.
IEIlgurrrtty ,o,I fr,rt -b,ir.o,n n,
gentleman. private family. private en-
trance very clos" io. cedar Sli.
DLSyER. g.. Gls. Front room aud slceu-
ing t'I'h i'i '"2 or in.T gentlemen
iTg '''' '''''
,,1,,,.,t, s..#-ai, >.,....,,. ,.,.,,,..,....,
., ,..t.,,,, ,'sl,g' ,',rrh
b7tr. io-'
Ei.NtDb. S.. lIUt-For rent attractive
sleeping porch and droHsiug room. Osage
t.'' - -
hl''iN 81, '41.1nr s''"p'nf porr h. TWO
80. ' ',.' - '.,''N '"' e' ''""'
'',. .'''. "' w. '''''' ....--.-
EL'IF. = , sl4, apartment - .T"o.'"om.
,,l.,' .,.t ,,.,. ,,... ,,'' 49,.
.'in '''"'o
-. .-...-,...
Eh''N, y. ~ apartment u "hIi"'H
"pNtmcr' 'or sleeping room. adjoining
bath, private. entrance. steam heated.
Usage $40.
ELGIS. s. -tl7-nodorn slc,qinr room. ad-
t,,,N. ,,r n"'.a AZ, ,.' '''' ''''''' Nv
.. - ----..-.-
~ h'OM WIN h'al9ry' mnirtn
CIoso Ih' II''' ''"A'"aD''' Usage
y, -, q, ,..., .--..-.-. ---,--..-
EI;W1DD' r.. lf,2-f9r rent IN priynte
s'nAbss "1s Cndsr siS.s' ''' ono or '"o' ''"-
,.,,,,>, ,.,.......,..- ,..-..,-,...,
r,n,rs ,,r ron, d,,,lssrs' sau' s,.,t,
.d .r.rtt,,n, "s,,ih,,s, .,,,.,,r' 6sag,
7alG.
E,Irrtf- " tao.t t,,r-, ,,,, ,,,,, ".,o.rtr-
room IAN adioinnnr out sile entrance
To- nuo OF Two rsutjomrn Osagc st4N
ruvrlf ~ 5-1- -r.,rp,si,.I r,,,,, Tor r,nt
in priyats family cedar 1859
ItsT ,FS,rtT .os To- ,,t-.i,, ~
ni1l,rtd rooms south and cast exposure.
rent, 80 We ''"'
,,,,,.,,,,- ,,,..,..,-
DAN teacher. in 4-ronm buneaiow
newly furnished with piano.
ron RENT Nice froh, bedroom. one
and one half blocks from Washington
school i osase bisl-J ----------.
FIFTH, W. h6's Glasscd In sleeping
rr'Jnta two ''''''"s '''"'' wa
ron r,f,,,7, -,,.... -.
,,,,,, .I,s '.'' US's' SO
,i,N,'Ss i'il ~ ~ Iu"" iuI san'gs tilp,oy 90
enc Ossg. a5IS
t,,,,, ,,,sI,,,,,
I"''' i"' aru1i w" HISunsn H',
astg-R ''''
,t,f>,tg,t,,,, -.
hNlHilHD room ioE ttht IN priNa'o
nome rent reduced. usage 'ses-J,
FROST bedroom for rent. suitable for
teachers, reasonable. can cedar 1856.
FIFTH, w, 6ls--Large front Aom, lower
floor. modern; private entrSnce: close
in on car line Usage 69is.
FRISCO - ui--Yo,,,,, Jocor,,o,, ,oo,,
f,r I,Ji.s. r,,snrahto -, cI,s, Ga ,
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DI'rYTNNr s.. 500 S..rly furnished liy,
|rg ruuw vItn sleeping, rnnw u,Nt to
hpth, private entrance. Usage .itl
CHEYENNE. y tul-Slecpiug room fur
mace heat walking distance, gentlemen
preferred. Usage sbG2.
DESIRABLE sleeping room near bath
and I1vntnry, private home, close IN,
DANDY south room fpr gentleman. three
exposures yery close la. private en-
trance. can al s. Frisco.
DENVER S.. 9lt.Two utcc,y furnished
sleeping rooms adjoining hath separate
entrance. private family Usage S-lN. r..
DENVER. So gl2 Large. ypu, room for
two or three people, also garage for
two cars Usage eo>t
DENVER, IS I.l3-Two nicely furnished
rooms, close In and near MscryIow
school garaErrtf desired
pFTRotT. =, lSi9-Nlco'y furnished
sleeping room adjoining bath, south ca
posurc.
DETROIT $. glo-Suutheas. room, ivory
furniture aud woodwork. hardwood
floors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04

ii.h'fOH SALE. Dojr" fp.tluE ... ,I..u.
~ ~ Will take iu Fur fni F.l.u rr...
iorTOH SALE OF trade. T..I f.u tr... boo
- good condition. COLL HI 1900 ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
FORSTER DAVIS MOTOR
CORPORATION
Arrn sIrrI1rs An n,r,Ius -

rpMuIuLE LOCK only t,,,..,,,
proof Iu,h Uu th" IuaTIirt. Locks fnf
I'fiH INdr. uud overland care f.f im
il.i.r'" delivery Iupks fpr other ..ts
t'nE manufactured Grt exclusive right
f'i ''ur county un this money mnl.,f
order sample took. 81 and advise trrrI-
tory wanted. Falcon t,,h "a rr,,.
okla box 2st
onhuiN aero SPRINGS WOHKN- spc.
oi"Nt" In making and repairing auto
springs rcrt'hiuE Nat springs hnd of
temprrlnE Give ua a tfinl 10l "a Et,,
Cedar 1902 ~
fhIH SlltNl,E uu ftlusui .saiun. cr.rlt.
ease aud diffcrcnti,l Washing tIes.
s.'".NH 20 hr. M'' ''alrou Motor 60 ,
'ai N Nain osaEv is1G.
| Fph SALE ratts for S'udrbal.r r,r
ltll Admiral In rear. OHago iIs7.J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
EMPLOYMENT
49,.

'''' W ~ N'ih-HNiI SO
ANY INrELLIGENT PERSON. cithor sex,
m0y earn 500 o. $500 monthly norre-
spending for newspapers. or SIS t1 SIS
weekly IN spare time. experience unnec-
es,aN mo- .suyas"nr slnJn.fs suggested.
We viii show y.4 l.N. send Tor tr,s
booklet National pT-4s bureau Buffalo.
n. v
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MANTEn-KnnMs nn nnNnn

\ ORkToWN, $, J56--Hoom and board In
a private home for four lady teachers
Jefferson school Usage 5O13.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
BOARD AND ROOMS

wA>pu-RUOM~ OK BOARD 90
WANTED Uy mother and iyr1r-oli
child room and board in private hNul"'
rr.f.r place where can work fJr same.
f.4Ea uHI9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
BUSINESS SERVICE
utst>u~~ ~fKyICt otitREp 9

.ArE CURTAINS mce snadus and silk
tr.r,. Iry cleaned nr lturl"rvd Dy cr-
.rt lII5 Cincinnati Phone Osagc
1.t .Hf...tr FfH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
AUTOMOBILES
htToMoHIits ron SAN
CHUMMN EuAu-TGU

met ENtEFflntAi I'NIHNI'
,siaMy ChnudBr touring ,Hf l..l. lrf .Hnr
,utfiko new, must spll
crt PHONE 'EUhN ...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04

UVNUf INK NENI ITT ITNEN
We have Just received shipment Of
TIA Goodyesr factory rebuilt castings ana can
\, supply the following riZcs.
P'AoH3h diamond tread ...... It sTs
ch33rt Diamond tread) .........1l 40
WSHsh ,otiA '''''''''''''t.,. "a 80
Gie9hb 'oIuh ssrsss.ss s.rs...... al l. 80
I Some other sizes priced accordingly
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Mal3 East Second 80. Usage 5000