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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
OBITUARY

ELIZA B. WORDIN, 213 Court land Hill, who died Wednesday, will be buried tomorrow afternoon. ser vice will be held at the home, at 2=3O. She was the widow of the late Nathaniel Eugene Wordin, M- D. A well known member of the United church, and a member of the We'd nesday Morning Art club. she was very well known in this city, leaving a large number of sorrowing friends.
 ELLEN E. COLLINS, seventy, died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital following a very brief illness. She was well known in Southport where she resided for quite number of years sons survive. Peter, James and Pat rick, and one daughter, Mary, and two grandchildren. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from the home of her son. James F. Collins, 453 Coleman street. A mass will be Burial in St. MichaeFs cemetery.
 RAFFAELA DEL GROSSO, sixty nine, died yesterday She was the widow of the late Ferdinando Del Crosse of this city. The funeral will be tomorrow from the residence Of her son-in-law, Eugene w. Doorfee, a solemn high mass will be celebrated in Holy Rosary church at g. The interment will be in St. MichaePs cemetery.
 DAVID NORMAN MCCLURE. in fant son of Cecil and Ruby More house Mcclure, was buried in Lake vice was held at the home at 76O Bradley street, at 2:30 D.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR GRACE DODGE
 DAY AT Y. W. c. A

For the first time the Y w. c. A. hroughouut all the country is setting aside Saturday. May 21St, as Grace Dodge Day. No one has been more hinstrum entaI than Mass Dodge in s-iv- ing to the organization the large place
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
THE TIMES: FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1921

dispensed to the children. If the day is not fair the bridge party will be held inside, tea will be served, and food and other articles will be sold.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

Wellesley clubs are to have their gar den party. An Ash Creek jitney, or car will stop at Brewster street Miss Alma Rosen is to tell fortunes. Ice cream cones and balloons are to be
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

The Dinty Moore club will hold a dance at Canton hall on May 27th, Friday evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

'-rhe Fairies Prisoner1 will be pre- sented by the members of the atfer- noon classes Of the InternaItional In stitute on Friday evening, June Srd. at 8 o'clock. The entertainme 1t will be repeated on Saturday afternoon for school children and adults who weer unable to attend on the opening evening. Mrs. Clyde WadloT is dra- matic director while Mrs. George
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
PERSONALS

A reception and entertainment for the Volunteer teachers of classes al the Catholic Community house will be held on next Tuesday evening. Miss Elizabeth Daley and Miss Mary Dougherty, secretaries at the house, will receive the guests.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

Miss Julia .Mezzo, who for sometime was in charge of the HungarIar branch of the Y. w. c. A. in the Wes End is now affiliated with the De partnent of Public Charities.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

Anthony and Daniel F>uccello have returned to their home in Trenton N. J.. after spending a week in this city as the guests of MT and Mrs. Anthony Fuccello of 29 Middle street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
First Nationals Win
From Exchange Trust

Tho First National bank won n
hard fought game from the EN-
change Trust company Tuesday cVo-
ming. 3 to 3. Wiac, pitching FOR tho
First National struck out six men,
while Matchctt annexed four scalps.
Frank llugil was the individual
star Of the game, getting two safe
hits, one "A three base hit, In three
trips In addition to perfect fielding.
lie made one running catch which
was equal Ia anything pulled In the
big gnmoH this season. the catch
making the third out In the last In
ming of the game.
Score by innings: II II ~
Exchange r. Co. 0it 600 Ia 6 /
First Natl. bank 2O1 OH N--5 \ .
summary; Two base hits McCon-
noll. Three base Hugill Sacri-
flee hits lloslor, stolen hasos---
Lang, Hunt, Buchanan. Phillips 2,
burton. Double plnys--liurt To Nau-
dain. Wise TO phillips to IIOslor HIT
by pitchor--Matchct / Baso on balls
off Matchott / off Wise /. struck
out by Match"tt I, Aitkin |, by Wiso
&, Umpire Gumbart, Played ut
SIs,d Springs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
PALMA AND ALBA
WORK OUT TODAY
Both Middles Ready to
Enter Ring-Public
Invited to Hall

with the arrival of ki1 Palmer.
southwcatntu middlcwolRht cham
plon. tho st1go Is all sct aud both
Alba and Palmer VIII start training
In public tl.s afternoon at Carpcu-
tors hall 1874 East Second
Alba went through his last private
workout Wednesday Ht tho Coadrn
Refinery gymnnslum, hy boxing six
htrd rounds with Ted Iinrgrovc. tho
Mu koEcc light heavyweight. and do.
ing half an hour ~ oth,r Htrcnuouu
exercise, uCh as bag punching, rope
skipping. pulling weights and shad .
ow bcNiut. Tho spanish -lrishmnn
looks fit 10 jump into the ring right
now aud give good account Of him
self
Eid Palmer comes hvTe with n
EIuat reputation. lie IN ono Of tho
best boN,'s 60 oNor appear before q
Tulsa audience. ana viii show his
wares before tho fans this afternoon.
Palmer carries his own Hparrlng
partner iu E,n Miller. negro. who
weighs l7o pounds. These two boys
while they are training put up II 1.-Two
iy bout wurth the price Of admission
1t any huNinS show.
Palmer wal wurl, out from 2:15
p, m. ON aud viii ho followed by Alba
and h.J corps ~ trainers. No admiH.
sion viii be charged ana the general
puhlic h invltod by promoter Louia
Newman to view the boxers 10
through their wOrkoutB.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
City Briefs

PETITIONS FOR DIV o II c u
were filed In district court WcdnCs-
day by Bernlcc Ballard against q.
l.. Ballard: Pearl Savoio against T..
l.. Savoie; Robert Fulton against
Mary A. Fulton. Alston r. Evans
against May Evans.
-
MARRIAGE LICENSE was is
sued Wednesday 10y the clerk OF
county court to II. W. Eby, 80, aud
Panscy Blnkemoro. l9 Tulsa. %
w. II. BROWN, president of tho
Republic National hank OF st. Louis,
formerly of the First National bank,
is In Tulsa for u few days on bust
ness.
A HUDSON SpEEDSTER belong.
ing to Mrs. Lena Grccnhurg OF
Tulsa was recovered at Coninsville
yesterday and brought back to the
city by T.. O, Smith, secretary uf the
Automobile club. Smith had beou
working on the case since the thCft
of the car several days aEo. Tho
stolen ear was found. deserted, on
the outskirts of Colunsvillo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

.
hIndEN ono lntEe n'n,'. t.nU'F h.'--.
varL 80" ,',.,S ,',. t.' .g....'' IT, .i
isv 49,. si,.s ri,.,,t att
E Dunn mona X IA t'ut. - b., II..
Jcnhs. otlahpua
VIII. rAy ,,..s ,.,.,,t o., ,i.. ,.,,,,, =
ain p,n.,. i,s,n f'''o ,,. .fti,. Iu.5
ts. Tb,y are worthI,ss to arypu, ,s...f
my0oIf -. q. Elliott sO2h q. Main.
'HAE" hlbl
log. ON snud HpfIusa ratd or W Tlui
street. ohIIdH dat blue popuu r.ut.
Finder call rural JN.ih
RUG LOST ON Lnvis road t.tFc,u TY,st
ana b"lawhts Haw man r.'h up rur hy
pop stand. Ih'H8r f'tuiu Diamond Tuf.
hitui' Co.. forsIv" reward.
p,ur,y pY,soS.
ir Atftyg vIp. . ,,p.,, d, ,.,..t, ....i
1o y'gtsi ,lf, guaranteed ur uu ,u..
Wu~ Mrs. \" .. ilil, nor sel. HrEg..
'N'
WE MAY Houm worry p"rsouu whom wa
Say your husbnnd viii I. ctri,r 90 rrt
s''.t Nl,n .'" h'Ni h." l."h i' ".'
u., np,' '''"' '' ',I.N" h'Ih "I 'h"1' "'.'
,,'', 'Ni i''' HF', I"iI'' IF Dog. ''
y'"' '''' ''''h''H. l"Ih h'..
'lt Main
'' ''l '' I'WF cpHuwrfH ou'' .'.l
hH your man utd"tH Tor nuN HiHIr7 ut
Widhuum"r to'lw"HT you are iu u,ru of
We guarantee you u perfect ft ur I.firl
your money Niu selling those bt4I.fuI
Ttay suede puups for t8fs rur. u..a..
ais Main.
ToMS bi,k and Harry sro Ir t.y.p and.
U.v -, ''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
AUTOMOBILES
,tromon,,rs ron SAFE

OLusMOuIiE. EiGitT m good condition
chrer fpr cash. viii c,uaIdrt srnu car
napprrtH bstHuo. 2li 270 South D,troit
bN DWNEH tsIg u,n.HI, FINN. .p,...,,,,..,
rnadHt,t. flyr cord tlr.A. tl,a. terms.
psugo az or isi.
AUTO IAuNpRY wash zach, can.
washed creased Himonisrd painted
and yafNishcd. vacuum cleaner ssrvice.
"'s' SlN'h. lh'n" '''"s' 2e".
=, LlS ANU hN NAbiATpR WohN'
hopryco,'b l. rn,r vii Roam YAM, ,rotot , ICY
pIircd ri,bt AMI .,,.tsrtf.,,h p,n Wy,
't'ss" a. uns,nn I,sm, ana s""'""'"'n '"'s' '''''
a, -. ,-,
6",,s'' aus, no, ,",n pam, Mn.I,@ "%%ys
"nu Tor ana d.tly,r
Auto Cleaning Specialists.
no, SAIL, rw.",y.,,S, "'"sS Ms n.., can. AZ.
teront makca. at very low pricc. win
take used sar in exchange, W. also huy
used cars call on ClY Garage, ?2O North
Main. oHnEc ebbs.
ron SALE. seven passenger sudobaacr.
good running condition. FIRST ti0U tukes
II, Would consider ught car IN good
s,2ndi'lon' '"h he "''" "' lh''" ana
1913 FORD touring. In excellent morhpni-
cal condition, now scat covcr good
tires. Nill sell on terms to suit Roth
Hrnwn riro ca. i2i H. SECOND. 'rdur
ass,
PACKARD 1917, four pnss,nEcr. good
condition at Ices than nn". .hnif value
top. binder. drill. disc bnrrow aud mut
board gang pillow. rrtt-class condition,
ron sAtI. .,,,,s,.,i,ss ,,.s.r,,, ,.,r
Cnu S'nr, giIT ''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
FINANCIAL.


SUBURBAN grocery. reason o.. -
other business. small amount " .,.s''ss'
clean stock. Usage SOIL
WE HAVE eash buyer FOR ..... it-
ness. priced up To- s. 600. sa..- tfl.
located aud a paying praY.s.t.. . Wl
floor, Usage 74l' ''ip4
FOR sALE--At bargain sr.... .....--
connncty zee cream ara co'd drHa aati IN
CIGAR STAND rent $50. uf... f.....
1923 clearing $500 p,r m .. -
,Iho tor fixtures Including D.. r..'.,..s s
luNoJe price on stock . .'''ff'
Whticside. Osagc 7fN ur a.. q
FOR SALLs-Grocery and ....... "a.
good south side location. D.... - ~
FOR QUICK SAIL. Grog... ~
credited high slao. I.
Don't call uulUss yuI r.. '"h
Address 1850 caro- WarII -'N
BARBER SHOP aui bm f.I rl.t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

no ANpfp NTaThkrs md confusion dur.
nr i., rushing hours. rhru, your AL
clr's. Want "A Department closes at
81 m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
sirU ATOMS wASTED--MALr. ts
Ads sndu this headline msa be sals Ia ssv,sss.
.ABPESTER' repairing. screening, crate
ing, etc. Usage STAR.

ALEsMAE--Nlne years with one line
desires change, strictly hlgn-class
HnR Ha.F world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
w,>rrp-uo0Ms OK BOARD
BUSINESS SERVICE


WE CALL ana dr'iy-F your laundry, re
liable people. nsaEe N2su.J
nos .IEfD$ CtNTNA,IbH
Carpenter painter and decorator Let mo
mako your ul1 home new. stup leaks lr
your roof charges reasonable, work done
promptly Let mo Nguro your house. /
can save you money and UIyo yuu first
class wurE. Phone Usage 3it9. oau at
t1a South FRISCO. G.. q. DYrrps
PAINTING. PNPERiiANGING
WINDOW CLEANING 15c
american window Cleaners The
original and only firm In Tu.s, ~ mt,
namo. an others gre initstors. Usage 6tgr.
MATTRESSES renovated and recoyerad
$3.50. We rrlrlt old mHffrrss.s. all ,,arl.
guaranteed. Porter Mattress Co. Phone
Usage 1880
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
BOARD AND ROOMS
IIDmT uOt -tkntrINn ROOMS

nnADn hn nnnAHC
,,.u, un,-,,,,,,,. unn,,s "a
S..t..rit H iot r,r,t.,,d t.,so.
l..r.tg ,.. .,t WIr, ,.,'t
'4a''s. ',o.e in. w
m,n's1.di' mai.,1 st, t "g go.sssssriSs S,.S. TT,
rooms ,I,,tr,, fat
TmFrLtsui los-a,e and t.o
h1usokasping rooms. conno' ting bath, 80
! ana - prt s,.,', t.d,r 9etp
JWD Room, ci.-. In osse. sso7
ITW, ..si.t .t,,.,,.,.,..,.., ,,,,,,. ,,ly.,.
HNt h'uH' - p'"k t""ma. FtiHata
only collar 3i6.
WIttEti.. p. -.ri.,... ,..ii ,,,,t.i..i
at., rsaes .o6s.j ' ~ " ''''
| npuseks,r.ns H. suit i.--Tsbis pa 'in.rsrt
couple S1uth side. gnc neishbufhood,
I' ave 'h''''. 'sN' ''''
-. 'iIt tlf Ns H.o ei'"pluE room Tor
''h' " per "''k cedar so2.
1Wp Urht hou4rks. ping rooms modern.
'i''' d" . per """N 'HaE" 17io IL
boo hLI.. 3d.. s. Two nicely furnished,
, ,,Ia.,, ''4.. t, ...i ,,gs, rooms modern DO
I ''''''N ''''F' itt'.
',.'''N IT,, on. 1n' . arg, room.
,.r ,... '..,,," t,.f', "''''"''''hs' ~
! ,,,f,,.. :; ..-.--,.........
,'' 10 'v"'' n,' t''h I".l..''
1,,.
/ f.tr.U.t t.s,E,.,'rg ,,n,i,s y,,,a u.Ii
/ low r.uf DstKo ilI2
/ I'u.fE.sL. s. Gli-ruo iargo> cool.
7 nrIf rpus,...plrg rooms. osefyth,ug
M'" "n1 wife preferred.
'-f. 'NtI.
! r11r., Jan aft,,"'ors aid s nan,Ds
4 MAILS. S sG Three Furnished, south
fIuuH suI.tlt, f.r Tour persons. adults
|uuls tt.y. .ItI
d.
housekeeping ON u,ltcw or nno .aii
TWO .,.r.rf ro.u..f., r,,,. p..,.,, o-
ar. r..,'. 'ua b't'n.n u,'y,I. ,.,..a .a
|i... '.' ana "''."'' ''''"'s'S' '''s'
AENIrNiI lr.g- I,,t I..,,..i....,..,.,.
room t,I rrut '''N
/ .
r... for ,.gt 1g,,. 1i,a, '"''I'"F
'Ii I.NNL. N. ele Two largo rooms
canns,iII., hahn ,r'1te ,.,,.,. ''os',
os,g, t.is
/ I,tu.,t....r ~ ,,o g.. 10, 80.
tr,r.rs I",r, f,r y,nt "' o.,g. n1.''-
lrl,y,,n -.t,....l....,.,,', -
J,,r.,,i,. % ''O "'S'"''p'"s rooms
AnvfnAi ,tt,-,,,,,..,,. ,,,,,,,.,.., g..
IEbi b"us.k.rins os,g 'u's'" 9..W '''
''H"' "'"''"'E'"s '"'se +''l-h
~ ~ ~" 'ssn'W podr Dom adjoining bath
80 80 '"' '.''.o' iIu uonIu ny nome ptlNi'
,'f"'' ono Or w" young ladloA employed.
THREE furnished rooms Tor light house
TWO ROOMS. furnished. 81 Der week r,l
D.4vr .o.y-t
,ttt.yt,N,,r
li9Ir. ,oi,s.fs,,ir1 ,N, '""' uIwm'
sinh, we'll Furnished fine noighborhood.
close FOO.
ron RE.T Three ,utufnrt,tI. furptsb,,
rooms rps water and electricity. no
affections 20 few children. ue,go ,osL
l. D fI..N. L.. .r.I.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
nNI.sMNhINn--MILIINI


,,,.,,. - ---.,,
'"gi To-. ''.'' """' t'1 wan. 80
DIRE. MAKER viii go out o., dsy ,r week
~ your home, Tor Appolntment call
patgo t.i1.
... ,.... 49,. -
IN VIVA iAlLDH NHD fJH SHOP
SPECIAL rHicE on FrR WORK
Room 1.5 Robinson Bldg
Third and Main ST. Phone Usage 72s
....,.,.,.,,.,
bLM- i''ilN' "hi' you wait <lJ h.
LEARN 90 d" your own fowiug ana pat
t'ih W"r.hs ar tts''f Ladies Tai
. otlnk '"I''s g.. H'5,,. nov i"r d@y Or night
,.t., g7,i '''" ""' ''S''n'
.,.. ,,..,................, .-,...,
SEH MIS- Me- s'"'tF ahunt making ana
.W"H' '.it your Nun'Inri dr'hHos, at "a
7 l4'' o. '''.I'i'. Usage ''"y
S. kIw"ud. bsag' Jg42-H.
MSTIrCUiNG- pICOTISG
roc por yard. button covering and uicat-
Ink.
LOUVRE Sfl'h, - w. FIFTH
! BuTTONs
UENsIITCIINg
MRS. HARRIS
81 Turner bidg. corner " Third and
FNsUtO>NIA. dr,ssmiklug. childr,u's
clothes q speciality psugg lst3.
LET MI HELP vou do E,ur s.VIry Al
,'.y, I.,r, cedar Etf\ ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
'|HND ti'c NCcN'o
ROOMS ron ktNi, t'HNi-iitb II
MAfHEIL. N. l5.Fot rrui. two ground
suu.uor f1t,s DsIrr zs4s'
MAJ. .o.. 800. ,..,,..,,...., .i,..,,-
Irg room ,|a.4 ig ,.ry r',snrsbIs.
ruuu, -. -, ,.,,.
sti',. .H.,. i."' 5'n'l',..' ,'',.'.,' ~,
o,1..1'.' ,s..''ihs ROOM "1J''h'ns u''"'
,,,.,r,, ,,s,.--.
,,,.,,' H. .l ','"'. ,"'' ~,
private ,pftanr, g.ntIc,',n ,rsf.,'.i
osaFe 1885.
b,,to w., ''' it,,.'. ,'.'", Pl',1',s
u5, ''''''
NEWLY ft,,t.t,t .,.,,,, .,.... ..,, ,,,,.,t.
Ing bath, sou.h sid cIosc-in. Call oaagc
-
W. H'erwng rooms f'r rrni mndetn, ~
....... ........... ......
NJ LIf furniHhri bedroom IN r"f'n"d
home Ho.ih mdc walking distanee'
'''' '''
,.,.,....,,.-..,.,
',.i.''nil w y " i".in IL "'"'o h''"o'
,,....,....
r.,,f.I .i... r 9'.s .s, '''0
,..',.,,.,.,
hNhl M'ItE N.} 1'. ifanI' SCUM
WtUn. EaftR. If dYat..tlt tIalgr 1910.
- '.'.
,n,," In, y ,,,,y ,aI ',.,
su pri.i'sesa
MODERN -Ie.pius room $3.50 per week
Datgn s-4s
N,nts,. amt. sI.. ,..I ,Iarrirr
r ,,. ...,.,-,. ..fy t..,.. t.t BE-. 't..a
/, D. ia.
Am, .rp,,l,,,.. ,,,,,,.,,t .Da room,
r., ,W ,,,y.t. .,t,,n,. mon.
osHgo allH
MARY ilt'' IS MAJ Hp'iln'hl l.l '."lt'
""P'uy'd' '.''i '''' Iv'I" "'I''"'nF w."
''I "I'"t = H'' p'N "'i'. ''' ''""'
NJ LIN InrnlHh'h p. 'f'Nt i"'I" s."''-
'''' ''p"E"i'' "l 90 ''''" H'b'".
LIGIlIU Lee sU5-. INu nice .ruuus f9r
sI,,p.uE n light hauars.,plng.
MAIN. S. sit-SJ..u.uE porch Win dress
ing tpuul board Convenient. ,shso
2i.s.
BRADY. " EE.-. Ni.o cool front room
modern. adjoining bath. o.
IATrIN,uE \ Worry d,t.,bIr .outh
room and por,b. adjoining lltn. 5. Der
week, garage Is desired. bsaEg ltlo.
CuEYENkE n gIG-Nlre soutA sleeping
room. Osnga 7lO7-J.
CIOSE-IS brgsalng room and sleeping
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
EMPLOYMENT
sALtsMLN AND AGt>Ts

WANT ED--Two phonogrsph salesmen.
Call at 2l3 y. Third.
SALESMAS NTED--To represent US
tu your county settling direct 90 the con-
sumor Wholesale, a fun aud complete limo
of groceries. paints and oils, iubricsting
oils ana Fpeciaittcs, saving the putchsser
an the way from 10 to rs per cent. Our
line Is fully guranteed and our salesfuen
IN their territory are Instructed TO make
an necessary adjustments. This ~ a
c"nmlssl0u proposition, and you must
have your own car. We have salesmen
with VIZ earning from $500 to s. 900 por
year Are you Interested We arc able
10 show you how by having our district
sales manager drive with you few days
giving you al tho necessary Instructions.
We can arrange with our district sales
manaEor at Tulsa to see you, Write Us
fpr fun particulars. Immediately omaha
wholesale Grocery Company 2O7-00 y.
VlIFttsffh Omaha
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! line is fully guranteed and odr salesmen
| in their territory are Instructed 20 make
an necessary adjustments. This " a
/ have your own car We have saiesmen
WITH VIZ earning from f2600 to $4,000 por
/ year Arc you interested2 We arc able
| to show you how by having our district
sales mtnager drive with you rev days
ewing you al tho necessary iuNructions.
We can arrange with our district sales
manaset at Tulsa to see you, Write as
fpr full particulars, Immediately. omaha
Wholcsais Grocery Company, 2O7-O0 y.
Thirteenth -. omaha Nctr.
siTU ATOMS wANTKD--MALE. ts
Ads sntu th, headline msa be sas Ia sdnass.
| CABpESTER repairing. screening. crate
ing etc. Usage 51lA-R.
| SALEsMAN--Nine years with one line.
desires change, strictly hlgn-class.
COMPETENT stenographer desires extra
! wurl. amy tim" between a. IN. and 10
| p m. ussre isOA
/ ISItEGlSrERED druggist wants position
! by August ist, can handle any part OF
/ store. Best Of references. Address box
1 ENPENIESCEp accountant will kocp
small set of books. Rates reasonable.
/ For interview, phon" Cedar 3d9.
/ WAN ~ Position as night watchman;
ihru" Years experience. Box g2J, Yale.
WORK WANTED By first-cIass painter,
/ H...s,. tf.. - ~. -
,eiTr... ,1' o'' ''' '"'"''''
,.,,,,.,.,,-
,'', ~ ,n aiN ,s,s,, mas,S ,"on ~, i" ,r
/ !. b.. Ioyd
.r.t.,N .,,,fsst.t.,, ,.,,..,i.-,, -,
/ orrIrecr rifts,r years .sporlenco. steam
land electrical Tulsa license. twelve yoais
| with one company Write postpffice box
| no. ga or call Usage No. $50 u y.
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it's sessions, this archway will be
the central figure of great
illumination of the national cap-
ital on the night of November IL.
The two obelisks are eighty-five
feet high and are finished il
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ADVICE FOR WOMEN WHO SUFFER

ADVICE FOR WOMEN WHO SUFFER
81 advise every woman who suffers
with kidney trouble to try Foley Kid
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could not do my homework. but since
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new woman and am able to do my
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ankles. backache, stiff joints, sore
muscles and sleep disturbing bladder
ailments Indicate disordered kidneys.
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly. A.
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advertisement
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Train Your Hair as an
Actress Does

No class of people devotes as much
time to beauty as do actresses, and no
class must be more careful to retain
and develope their charms. Inquiry
developes the information that in hair
care they find it dangerous to sham
poo with any makeshift hair cleanser
The majority say that to have the best
hair wash and scalp stimulator at a
cost of about three cents, one need
only get a package of canthrox from
your druggist; dissolve a teaspoonful
in a cup of hot water and your sham
is ready. This makes enough shampoo
liquid to apply it to all the hair in
stead of just the top of the head. AT
ter its use the hair dries rapidly, with
uniform color. Dandruff, excess oil
and dirt are quickly dissolved, and en-
tirely disappear when you rinse the
hair. After this your hair will be 81
fluffy it will look much heavier than
it is. It's lustre and softness will de
light you, while the stimulated scalp
gains the health which insures hair
growth. Advertisement
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to be cropped at intervals. American
land owners as a whole, have not
learned even the rudiments of silvi-
culture. To cut timber in this country
still means to wipe a valuable natural
resource out of existence.
The Smell bill is designed to remedy
all of these evils 1t provides FEEDER
al appropriation to be used in coopo"-
ating with the states in protecting and
renewing their forests The states are
required to put up as much money in
each instance as the Federal Govern
ment. This part of the meesr } wQ1''6
mean the Introduction of uniform ef-
ficient methods of fire protecIon and
reforestation in every state. The need
for it may be gagged from the fact
that experts pronounce our forest fire
protection system only 25 per cent
efficient. There are about IT'S, 600, 900
acres of forest in this country which
are not protected from fire at all, and
this means wealth going up in smoke
just as surely as if you touched a
match to it, Only Is of the states
have forest fire protection systems at
all. New York and Pennsylvania have
to import about 80 per cent of the
timber they use, because of the deple,
ton of their forests.
A Forest Survey.
The bill also provides for a complete
survey of our forest resources. This
is one of its most important provisions
! in the eyes of the foresters. No one