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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-07-30
Children's Society to Insist on
Punishment to the Full OF
Detective Who Blackjacked
Ninth Avenue Crowd.
Clubber to Be Arrested on
Enright's Order-SuSpended
and Reduced to Ranks on
Stories Told by Victims.
Magistrate Simpson Refuses
Warrant to Prevent "Humil-
iation"- Man De-
clared to Have Had "Pull."

A summons charging assault on a
child was issued by Magistrate Simp-
son to-day for Acting Detective
Sergt- Charles Tighe. suspended after
a hearing on charges of wholesale
clubbing at Ninth Avenue and ADD
street Thursday afternoon. Agent
,rohn F. Kenehan of the Children's So
n the r'-ne of eight year old Helen
Coen, daughter of the proprietor Of
the resta, ant which was the centre
Of the detec,.ves private insurrecton.
Magistrate Simpson said that a
summons was sufficient to insure
getting Tighe to court Monday morn
ing to answer the charge and he felt
It would be unnecessary TO subject
\ police officer TO the humiliation Of
warrant"
The affidavit accompanying the ap
plication charges that Tighe seized
inc llttle ElTl ABOUT lue lUrOdt, SLTuCh
and kicked her and threw her across
room, infiicting numerous bruises
which are still visible. Agent Kenehan
said the society would use all its re-
sources in pressing the prosecution
and insisting on a severe penalty II
Tighe were found guilty.
The agents OF the Children's So
ciety encountered immediate diffi-
Guilty when they sought to serve the
summons. They could not learn
where Tishe was and were unable to
find whether he had reported to-day
under the rules for suspension. Def
mite Information as 10 where he had
been since the hearing before In
spector Lahey before his suspension
was lacking.
Tighe, it was declared would be
arrested to-day by order of Com
missioner Enright.
Chief Inspector Lahey. OF whose
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SHE COOKED ONLY
Z BREAKFASTS IN
YEARS, He SAYS
Frank H. Peck Also Charges
Wife Made Him Sleep Seven
Months on Trunks.

When hubby refused to pass over
money with which to buy clothes,
his wife entered the garage. cranked
up the Lizzie, drove it to purchaser
and bought what she desired with the
proceeds. according to charges made
bv Frank Ii. Peck in a separation suit
brought against his wife, May
Frances
Mrs. Peck says her husband ls
ma nagcr OF l.. X Sauibbs and has an
income OF $500 year; also that he
has considerable real estate. He de-
nies this and says his salary is
little over 5000 a month. His pro-
perty. he says, consists Of small real
estate holdings in Texas. Justice Burr
to -day granted Mrs, Peck $l00 a
month alimony and $3.50 counsel fees.
Peck says his wife since their mar
rage Aug. 10, 1915, has been negligent
and cruel In five years of married
life she has cooked but two breakfasts
for him. he says, and most OF the time
he has acted as the cook.
He charges her with extravagancc.
He asserts she struck him severa
times Another time, he says, she
threw him out of bed and compelled
him to sleep on two trunks for seven
months, and later she gave him a cot
TO sleep on.
Referring to the car, Peck says that
his wife took delight in puncturing the
tires and taking parts away so that
he could not run it. When she sold
the car, he says, she told him it had
been stolen. Peck alleges his wife
called him an educated goody goody"
who could not make a living for her.
Mrs Peck denies all the charges.
She admits having sold the car. which,
she SAYS, he had given her, when he
! ro fused 20 give her clothes money,
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Justice ts shaken by Rad Spelling
Of Lawyer.

Mrs. Dora Spector is suing in the
Brooklyn Supreme Court for a sepa na-
ton from her husband. Justice Gan
non said he felt almost justified in or
dc ring different lawyer for the dis
tressed lady. represented by Abraham
S Cohen, No. 275 Bedford Avenue, who
SAYS in the complaint. the plaintiff as
a result of the conduct OF her husband
Samuel. has become nerves" (correctI
and has suffered ''servile injuries. II"
The court objected to the bad grammar
and orthography, burt granted S2S coun-
sci fees-"nnny times the value of the
services" he said
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NORTHCLIFFE FEUD
MUSIC HALL TURN,
SAYS BRITISH PAPER
"JuSt a Silly Squabble," "Megalo-
mania Becomes Dangerous"
Some of Comments.

LONDON, July 3o-The sensa-
tonal and unprecedented incident of
a British sovereign regulating to
Parliament through the Prime Min
ister statemente attributed to him in
a newspaper interview is gwen the
greatest prominence in the entire
British press this morning.
What's the matter If the King did
tell Lloyd George that we must stop
shooting Irishmen?'" the Herald
asks, What's the matter il he
didn't7 Just 50 the shooting stops IT
doesn't matter two pins worth
whether the King. Lloyd George,
Lord Northcliffe or Uncle Tom Cooley
has the first twinge OF conscience"
The whole matter is a silly squab-
ble-just a music hail turn TO keep
our minds amused and divert our
thoughts from things which matter"
After ridculing the attribution ~
such nonsense" TO the King. tho
Morning Post saws that Lord North
cliffe's denial was needed. "as The
words ascribed TO him were not en-
tlrely out OF character 10 other au-
thentic uttorancos from the same
lips"
Referring to an article in the Daily
Mail last Thursday describing the
activity OF Lord Northcliffe in Amer
ica, the Post continues: "Northclif ffe s
mind is clearly ovcrstrained. l, Is a
case not for the politicians. but for
the doctors. There Is point a.
which meealomania becomes dan
gerous. The patient must either be
persuaded 10 rest or his friends must
fear the worst"
The Daily News suggesting that nc
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RUSSIA ACCEPTS j. s. OFFER:
AGREES TO FREE AMERICANS:
MRS. HARRISON IS RELEASED
Sends Notice to Washington That
Hoover's Proposal Is Entirely
Acceptable, and Asks for Con-
ference to Settle Details.

RIGA, July 80 ASSOCIATED PreSs)-MS Marguerite E. Harrison
Of Baltimore anewpape correspondent who among
citizens held prisoner Russia has been released by the
tiles and arrived here this morning
The offer of Herbert Hoover TO aid relieving Suffering
due TO famine condition that all Americans held prisoners
Russia be released has been accepted by the Russian authorities
suggest immediate negotiations order speedy assistance
acrodrng despatch from the Rosa News Agency Moscow
ceived here to-day
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FINDS MURDER IN DEATHS
BY POISON 8 YEARS APART
Coroner Announces He VIII Ell
hume Third Body.

CHICAGO, July 3o.--AnnornciuE even
greater quantities OF poison had been
found IN the body OF Frod Koze thar
we're discovered in his wife's. Co7onr1
HofrSnan to-day said tne body q. John
D-nner. tenant Of KolIe at Kozc. IL.
would D., e1TInr'd al CoEby, Wis to
iuorrDw ussnncr's widow was hor,se-
Hceper for kolze- Kolze - village H.
Northwest Cook County.
-1ho discovery Of poison N m" two
bodies - proof Of % succession Of npu-
doris" said Mr.. Hoffman
KolZes body was cu.mined atteI
anonyno,rs telephone lis TO the Cor
onsr told MIN the death on July Il was
nos natural Mrs koile died eight
YEARS age
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SWISS AVIATOR MAKES
LANDING ON MONT BLANC
Reschc. highest summit Of Alps.
I5,7S2 Feet Above Sea.

CHhMONI\. France, July 80 CAS-
socated Press) Mont Blanc, the high
est summit Of the Alps. was conquered
10 dsLy by Dumfour. a Swiss flyer. who
had previously failed in TWO attempts
to land on the S1mmit Setting out
from Lausanne. he rose to a great
height and ultimately effected a land
ing on the mountain peak, 1872 feet
above sea level
Taking off from the summit Dur0
Tour made favora bic descent. finally
landing at ChanoniN
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STATE is CLOSING
IN WHITE SOX TRIAL
Defense to Begin Arguments Mon
day and Jury VIII Ilet Case
on Tuesday.

on Tuesday.
CHICAGO July 30-The twenty
hours OF argument which started Fri
day was continued o-day in the base
ball trial, a half day special session
being held this morning to expedite
the case which has now entered the
final phase.
Each SIDE is given ten hours for
argument Edward Prindiville, As
s,stant States Attorney. who started
his argument yesterday. resumed to-
day, continuing his attack against the
former White Sox players and al
legged gamblers charged with conspr-
ing 70 throw the 1919 World Series
TO Cincinnati
Mr.. PrindiviIle consumed the entire
morning session, the defense begin
ming its argument on Monday and the
case probably going to the jury some
time Tuesday.
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The text of the reply. made in tho
name of Leo kamencff, head of the
Non Pa artisans Political Famine
Relief Committee, Is as follows:
The Russian Government, upon
learning of the proposals made By
Herbert Hoover in the name Of the
American Relief Association, finds
them quite acceptable. including the
question OF the release OF American
citizens
The Russian Government consid-
ors it necessary 20 fix as soon as pos
sible the exact conditions on which
the immediate relations are to begin.
Its humane intentions guarantee
the feeding. medical aid and clothing
OF the million children and iuvalids
For this purpose the Russian Gov
ernmcnt considers it useful that Di-
rector Brown or any other person
authorized for the negotiations should
lmmediatek come to Moscow. Riga
or Reval.
The Russian Soviet Government.
expects quick reply. stating tho
place and time for the negotiations.
(Signed) KAN. NEFF"
The release Of Mrs. HARRISON was
secured through United States Sena-
tor Joseph l. France Of Maryland.
who has been on visit to Soviet
Russia to investigate conditonA there.
and It was under his escort tina, Mrs.
Harrison reached here to-day, the
Senator having concluded his Eus-
sian visit.
Mrs. Harrison IL pale and tAn,
but not in a particularly bad odi-
dition as the result of her imprisoA-
ment
senator France expressed surprstA
at the announcement Just received
from Moscow that Russia had agreed
10 release the American prisoners.
"It had not decided az al that way
when | LETT said the Senator.
Senator Frances trip was an inter-
cstinE one, he reported. IL still favor
'rade relations with Russia" he de-
clarcd lie would not have anything
further Va say in this coneotion, he
added, until he had an opportunity
to obtain some rest. as he was much
ratigucI lie said that while in Mos
COW he had seen Nlkolai Lenin. the
Rus sian Soviet Premier,
NJ kamenetfs reply was sent by
Maxim Gorky 10 the Soviet mission
London for delivery there through
the American Relief Organization,
according to the local Bolshevik Le-
cation.
The acceptance by Russia of the
demand for the release OF the Amer
can prisoners did not come as
surprise To the local Soviet author
ties, despite the ouLsp spoken criticisms
OF the United States for raising the
prisoner question in time OF fam
me. The Soviet officials are under
stood 10 believe that their acceptance
will not only bring the needed FAM
ne relief but also open channels Of
future relations between Russia ana
America,
The Offer Of Herbert Hoover -
head of the American Relief :,
ministration, 10 see that help was
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FIND MISSING GIRL ASLEEP
IN 14-INCH GUN BARREL.
Just ny Chance Cann"n Wns Not
Fired with Others.

FORT TOWNSEND, wash. July 30
Louise o Rricn, fourteen. missing from
her home all night, vas found AZ day
break asleep ms Sic the barrel " a four
teen Inch gun at Fort " orden Other
guns at the fort had boon fired Just be
for the girl was discovered.
She had gone for a horseback ride the
previous afternoon. Far from nome,
While she vas diSmountcd. the horse
ran away. LnsmS her way and weary
Of wandering in the darkness, she took
re tuge In the gum, Officers sud 1t was
only BY chance This gun was not fired.
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The citat" of Clement \ GrlScor
j-.. was appriL sea today At 1881 ssq 20
an OF which Eurs to the widow
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(Raeins Entries on Page p
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The Offer Of Herbert Hoover -
head of the American Relief :, b.
ministration, 10 see that help Wa
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
SACRIFICE SALE

Vel established, paying business can
Hos, fruits tohaccos. Rruqrrlss, fountain,
~ good fiNturca. three blow caHoH. six
-" cots, shelving fans desk. sufe, fur.
lishfd living quarters, fire and holdup
insurance, t,NeH ull paid VIII sacrifice
~ Tor " 200, worth several timcH tp re-
place. VIII be too late after october !.
Come at once and be convinced.
10 North Me,9 q
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FINANCIAL.

PICTURE suoW For sale ur trado far a
farm, $40 seats electric piano Hight
plant. two pi'tara machine. ""ll rHuIpprI.
Location. DO miles from TulaH, uu district.
Making money prigu 90 900. ". ~.
-nvrn JDrFt okla
THE LIBERTY Frstslam cafe. Main
Ht. 600 town OF 5000. good IrlaH. fs-
iursH cost 81 600, VIII arU Tor nalf pIirr.
Ih'u. uitla bogEn. utH.
WNNrEp-To buy small gruc,ry store
with thr. living rlNms Iu subuths
stock mot uNUr $1,000, state r.Ut VIII
Nyusidor uu' .Df.tUwn store. Address boK
~ b. World.
WANTED. Partner fnr general ,orstrur.
tIHu work. NOW working uu several large
contracts VIII stang aturtcat inHc9'IEp.
iuu. Small amount uf cash VIII handle
One half interest Some ono with office
nHpnrirnce proiorred Cedar SIS.
WANTED to buy rcatAutaut. have Gus.
toner Tor small rostuurHut II price la
rpht quick deal can Boo made. DsaEo
WANT CAFE, hotel mr. groceries. have
goo acre improved, ClosI go o., Roger
Mills county. so acres improved, Closr,
$50, cleveland county Also other and
cash Tor right deaf sam Fringoc. clare
more. okla.
WANTEp--Partuet for general construc-
uou work now wording ON several large
contracts win stand Htrictcst invcsuE'-
uuu. Small amount uf cash VIII handle
one hulf lntercsi Some one with office
experienced preferred. Cedar 6g
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EMPLOYMENT

~irt NtiONS NNNItB. ttNAtt Is
tEtLHiENctu a,onesrar9er wants ,sW,
of, maf5 o5asa igsi j.
Ett4'uE"r r'lalbin a'rupgrsnurr and
hHr'n"w woman with 'KuDHiI." ability
is"r.. poHt.u with r.Hab., Nfu aE
years pfacloH. 'sp'rirr,. Telephone
usage 'l'N
f.ran0.1 t,Ii @@Fa ,5s9j
lpl, neat .lsag nmdry .m uomo Laun
dfA Inur' DHHWu li15
HuNE hNlNpHr bly, white Hag vs."
tHIu> apI nlaukots. usnEr atu.J
LADY rEArugr lfc ,rut.sta. li
NuHrs. experience. vHufa place. state
aas.s Uo. g,0 Grove. oRs
rosirloN WANTED As mm,t,u.r.
middle aged white hd}. oaara s'.l
at.uoFuuhor 0sapo bloo t.
rHhcrcAL NURSE Good reference.
oaaRo 30GL Mrs. AluHuud,f pGu S.
'''A.n
SrENOGHApHER. bookkecpcr. thorough.
~ competent, hoHirrH position, 7 years.
CEporcnco. Address Miss t. wallace, =
vs.. g. \.
8FGNuGRATHER- Experienced -tenoEra-
phrr tnlsnnhbl" HHlarh. tHaEp b63s.
sTENpGNArHER and bool,li,oper exec.
utivn ability desires rrspgu.ble posi-
ton whore common snnae ana attention
/ q" hnH'nrgt B. appreciated, local refer
THOROUGHLY capable middla.aEsd
hiEhly respected woman. desires post.
tiou as managing houHrkrcp"r for group
uf men, head uf tea room or similar oCcu.
patton. "A'c. 10 management and gui.
zine. can supply considerable house fur r.
uliurn h'1l rof"rracet Usage li82
WANTED. Position ne cashier NJ In ofhro.
and lFuIuE Phone Cedar tO9.
WANTED .plnoo position by refined
y"unE lady ypst = years experience
ppiuE salary az wcek aT less where
position could secure outside work and
its suuQActory that hours begin 10 %. M.
J.. o.. hhy ~.
YOUNG lady slcnugrapher. general office
experience, good references Usage
tGlO.
YuuNG LADY with best of references
dcsiroa office work. can pHage 306i
YOUNG LADY deslroa permanent posi-.
ton HH ty plht tumptumutCr OT dicta-
! phone operator. three years experience.
| gAbO.
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Roohis PApEREp
rNrENr NrrnNNhN

PATENTS TRADEMARKS
Ask us whether your Trnde Marks arc
protected tn south. America. Write Cor
Patent Hand Boon Prompt bkittul
service Nuun q CO.. 6lb F ST. y. W.
Washington. n. C.. and 2l3 Woulworth
lildE New York ~ n.
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sIrt NTIONs Wa.Tfli, FEMALE ia
AS sud,t iAn h,ssias nsil u salt Ia atans'

A POSITION wanted. by young lady high
school Eratutto. living az home Have
had three years experience Iu rtgnU.
graphite aud clerical work can Osagc
Bi.ANttETs. quilts and family washing
called for ana delivered. Csu OBagc
toLbREh TRAINED nurse, good r,tcr.
vncvs. Confinement cases q speciality,
| tuil usage ad2s
/ pRESSAiAkER. high Class shop. export
enve, wants employment iu shop or BY
/ day In yoH home, psags tiG4-R.
! ENlEklENtEp stcnugruphcr desires po-
/ sltlur. 'all ossgc AElO
/ EXPERIENCED struuErupher wants per-
mahent position Phone Usage 7799
EXPERIENCED etenoEraphcr want,
| HtouuErAphic or office work nf tnu,s
Cedar l0n,
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BOSTON VIEW APARTMgNr
Thirteenth ana Bostou. best location in
downtown district, new and gn.ls.u. f..
tutrc ana one 6.room ctfiricurv IH.H.4a,
bed, range, refrlgsfttor, buIt.u ...tIr,.
~ hite enamel finish. janrur servI., N6
and g7b. References r,uu.frH Xxx
DHaEe bS1 or $50 2"2 Mayo BIDS
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H. DU'M,,IT
on LANDS AM IENsrs la-A

divided one eighth interest iu drilling
well and o-acre lossa. 1850. one-siNtc, nit
Interest ilab; Nowata countG 900 foot
from producing wells. , we'll now drl'lnE
and will bo finished next week Can drive
you up any day. George ". Cunningham.
sand springs okla Phone lGG.
FOR SALEHou lease or OIL rights. all or
part, southwest one quarter A-l3-6,
Make mo an offer. Harriet T.. Liudgten.
SPARKS Okla.
OIL WE'LL EQUIPMENT saestnan
wanted, splendid commission proposition
~ right party. call a. sos Mayo Bldg.
ONE.IiALr INTEREST tn the lease on
SO acres, west half NJ sUuihCast quarter
~ section 22-l8-li, with 5000 feet of cas-
ms and a gaH we'll which came la for
10 600 900 foot at I,O65 feet now good for
uaa, year VIII he sold 10 the highest
bidder In front Of the court house At
Okmulrcc Monday, October p Somebody
viii huy property at one-tenth its value,
uoIEES-RoOMING HOUSES Is
FOR sALE--One ot the best rooming
houses I'm pawhuska, can be bought at
a real bargain. g s. doehrinH. pswhuska,
okla phone SEQ.
FIFTEEN ROOM, good location, down
town district ga blocks from depot,
leased, cheap rent everything furnished
incmIng bed ln"u, Phone Ossgo S70i
FIFTEEN close In. on n. Main,
rooms all full, s. 5eo, terms. Usage
HOTELS roomins houses and homes
bought sold or trauod. Seo Allison,
2O3 Unity nldg. or call OsaEe Fl
LEASE On big hotel In, Tulsa for sale. II
you can duality, see Allison, goa Unity
Bldg
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APARTMENT Walking dIH.ar..
pavement, four rooms prV... h,tu
hardwood floors. two Murphy b..4 fE6
Phone OaHge bf36aJi
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EMPLOYMENT
mrlr MANrIn- MA1l


ATTENTION We need several good mem
WHO are willing 10 work. Wc ha,, "a
product we viii teach YOU 20 sell only
reliable men and thusn who need ths
money need arplN. b2G Robinson nldg
LEARN AuyOMoBILE NUsINEAs
Thorough practical coutue. repairing ana
operating day or evening claraeA. start
uow Call or write. open rNtnlpFs
TULSA AUTOMOBILES sSW5nI.
ToDsh street al Elgln
Evans toward Motor Bunding
MACHI&tsr wanted tirst.ciass all
anon. lewis Az. and frisco tracks.
MiLKER WANTED Man and wife pre-
,srrsd. woman % do huurewurit pluu
,n,tik W ~. hudson, 1000 North M
wood. yNoue osase Slo0-R,
MAN wanted TO learn eutou,obnc bust,
- rcpaIrtng and driving during spar,
- evoniuEs Experience not ngces
savy Address l9s-E World
,7TIsR RAiTDR PRINTER 70 spend four day
W ,.'N'e N,'nearttnr and two on pross aud 10
work. steady sob f2r r'Emt man, poesn'
,,ri..r Ss5. Prague Record. PraBu,
Okla
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REAL ESTATE EOR ReN,
rLATs AM ArNRrMlNT.

ADMIRAL AND TRENTON .rhr.. -....
and sleeping porch. newly dl.......I "
bills paid. Ront SOS. Osagr f.ra Z"
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hEsr suburban grpo-.y in the city; south
aide. hlgh-clGsa trade only. doing fine
business Phone bHHgf 4gll.
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APARIMENT--SiN rooms. newly f..
rated. sleeping porch, steam heat r..s.
in. cedar l742.
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uOV4TS ToH KfNT

ADMIRAL l6A5--For rent, .ron" 1n.
and garage. at l212 $. B9ltlm". "a
furnished i-roVm apartment, Osas1 ''''
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four extra large rooms. t.rul. ,,I
cheney. Rents 500 and tGb. N.sfaa
o. .mL A.am-An HLLH- n--.- - ' .
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FINANCIAL
nlsINIss OrroMTINIrIra

brsiNt%s OPPORTUNITIES .,
a nAHdAtN In i-room house on east
FRirmout one block east Of Federal
drive. fi.525. party leaving town, must
De eull want equity cash but viii take
400 littlc az f3Oo, make me an @ffcr !
moan business. can Mr., Lotunyilio Usage
1870.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS sERNiCE oriEHEp aa
MATTREssEs rcnovated snd roroyAred.
" 80, We rgfsit Old mAitrCsaos, all work
guaranteed Porter MAtttraa Co. Phone
Usage 1885.
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btSIkESs property for sale by owner. To-
Gated In bkeWAh, OKLA. on pavement
Ia of reinforced concrete. front two
stories, fret floor tNNt20 feet. good rca-
son for selling aud priced right for quick
sale. H. e. Decker, OKomah, okla,