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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19
Ministerial Alliance
Hears of Health Work

The ministerial alliance meet
ing in the headquarters of the
Tulsa Public Health association Mon
day morning, was given Information
as 10 the work uf the organization
In reports made by Dr -. IA. No
Carty and All IlcEEem, officers Of the
association, and Miss Bessie Richard. d.
son, nurse. Tho alliance refused to
vote for a refinito location for the
proposed union station.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19
shot stealing wa,crmcIons.

LlTTLE NOVk- Nrk luIv Is
Mrs. Anna Snyder. 30, il held with
out bail here today for the alleged
shooting TO death sunday night of
Thomas Stoyall, -. Tho boy was
shot to death while, with other
youths, he is snid 10 have been steal
ing Natermolous.
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Arrest Mexican General.

SAN ANTONIO Texas. July Is
General Francisco Hyrtam was
arrested In Orifaha. Vera Cruz.
charged with conpiring with CAM
dido Aguilar al.inst tho prcsrut
Mexican government, according to
word received 10y tho Mexican con.
sui here today General RrrtaR4
will be placed on trial m Mexico
CITY
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Sincc Slahhinr rnrtr-

OKLAHOMA cry. July is
Apparently because he refused her
request that he escort her homo.
James Radgett, negro, was I'm a
hospital today ana Dixie Green.
negrCss, was In Jail on charge ot
stabbing him In the arm. chest and
back. The stabbing occurred AT a
party.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19

NATIONAL. HOUSE = WINp6W
CLEANING co.
windows cleaned wall paper, woodwork
washed, floors wsNod and polished: our
prices are reasonable. cedar 1880.
tCkELPLATING.
Automobile parts. chandeliers. brass beds
rcuulshod plating polishing. and hronr.
ing ut OH metals. oklahoma Plating Co..
1oe South Cincinnati osaEH S151.
MATTHESSES renovated and recovered.
$3.50. We rrfnlt old mHttt'~srs. al work
guaranteed. Porter Mattress Co. Phone
u-aGe 1876.
LACE CURTAINS, lace shades and SILK
Grapes Dry cleaned or launicr"d by et.
pert. me s.. cincinnati Phone Osagr
6:Gs 'or sprointrront.
$500 PER HOUR
for an kinds ~ PLUMBING repair work,
call L.. H. NYafTrhi 10" open shop plumb
orr 6o2 Fast Third, Dsaga Hg1-. Al. work
guaranteed.
LET NE repair your lsaNy root pricos
roasonshic, work suardntc,d cedar
2A'H.
WINDOWS CLEANED. lfc. woodwork,
CLEANED floors waved and polished.
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kendall. Weat Fi'th and South FRISCO
rars 50 fn door, rlrauest ana most eS.
elusive h'''l 90 city. parlor; dining room
ln connection, q weoky ana NJ, g.,
monthly ana up. Phone Usage 1906
EIGtS IS, 3lt Apartment G. elogar'ly
furnished sieeplng room. connecting
bath
DuILpBENs buster brown shoes on sale
Al Iurt EroE. li2 > Main
WE HrlIT this enormous business by sell
ing higher grade footwear for less than
othorS charge Tor Inferior shoes, We are
evory day .ularglng our trade by giying
hotter shoes for less. Tulsa's largest
shoe distributors, az r. MAN.
EtWOOD. n. l1tc- beautifully furnished
bedroom, in private home with or with
out garage. eau Usage s'i7
NICELY furnished front room, adjoining
bath, kitchen privilege and garage Il
desired. ON Kendall line. Hnlcrest. 232l
East Fourth. Usage SAho.J.
DESIRABLE south room for one gentle
man or 'ady employed. cedar l76s
EIWOOb. S. Gil-prssslns room and
-I"rp'ng porch. oses" 1851
St'EiN furnished bedroom. In refined
home. south siio, walking distance, /,
references. cedar 2i27.
BO-rON. s.. 9l7 Large sleeping room,
suitable for two or more. Usage 37bs.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

tfiI.tH.. r..l,,.. p...I.. ,..t.. a.,
,... ".n' 90. .''' .''''
VIZ ,.AT;p FoILi 'oSh Es",, ihId
,I5 anI -, mn, W. ~ '"' p'N"'' "''n
---.-
,ot rtp, Hss,,.,,
4 rc.psstaDIa itpTFL far respeetAbl,
pE1ii-f. '''
Gooi DininE room In Connection.
pr LOUIS MOTEL
Worry t'"aonapie.
LA NOM. u07rf.
i''h g. iouId'. south fluus win or
without tatr. rpin'a co1s'a, rumm'r
'"''"
IIGIII ut-INIItING UoON~/ ~
Grruru. -. POI ra...rro Hrr, house
booming to.,.. ..r.,.,irr lstb
r..,9.,t ., ... ,..,,.,.,...,
a., 'g, .... ".t
,e.ln 40.
,..is p" ,,..... ..t n.,'' 'H'' 49,. ping
W., 'n" .tN, h.''' '"..n,ns
ie.. ''' '''' ''''.' '.'''' ''"'
uA.nti.f. ,.. ..,, .,......,.....
.tt ,'.,... g.. ,.,, ,.... .,a'
~ N.,. P'nt
'.'.'. '''' W.
LLNnDn. s., 900 Iios'teop,ug rooms.
.''"
w., l'N. aH 'I' l"t rent h"ns'N"'r
inr rooms 'snFH sras
GuAST s. Dt Two ugn, rauasrocplns
I.umu f1r rgut on Kendall car Inc
's'r" 600.
AltAuT w. Bod -Four rooms modern.
DETROIT, S.. I.a0 Two dstrabIo hoUae-
keeping rooms adjoining bath, 'front.'
and boo, entrance" private horne.
FIiN NrFpH1. g.. ilu Two -IsepInr rooms
AuIug room and iut,bsr. all conv,n.
ptttCY. s.. so' clean tRht housekccp-
ING rooma Adults only
ADMIRAL. H. NM U1nHus furrIsIod FOR
ush' h1ua.kspirr ussre 7siI.R
Two uFut hous,F,rrIng rooms s. por
vooN modern. close l1. Osage 3Tt, Il.
TIutFE ROOMS ,uutplotaly furnished for
housekeeping 'Hhr" $50
lIgtfr ttDt-eEKFFpiGl ,rors lay,
modern rooms :. por week. under new
rtuaEorutnt lbt, No. Main. Osago
''lo.
IASrON g., Ii LIEht housekeeping on
stand PIPE nm Osagc goss
TWO light housekeeping rooms FOR rent
reasonable OsaEs s0s-r
two. p1oH h,,.. f,rr,sb.J Tor itgb,
housckoeping rear i5l5 a. EIwood
Usage a.Il.
EtXo1b igi7 I.G- ro,,r srar,ren,
furnished for Hgnt pusck,cpiug. Osaro
6ala.
r,,t.t,. p,,,,,- f,...,.., ,,,,,,., .t.,,,,,,. ,
ttch'u. bedroom. I'm 81, room house.
largo front porch. close 10, good ip,t-
,'9 'I,Ig ,"' '''"''' ''' per "'''"'
,.,,,..,.. .-..-,. .....
Nl"''' =" ~ ''n' .N' h.''F
=, 'ul n'.t,I "'"' "''''"'' '''" '''''''
,,.. --.,....
'N.' 10, ...'l.l, -, ",, -,
Lbhl 'l''h h,'p.hS .g1,',s ''' ''1' '''
per mNh'. 'f'E' "-'' ~
KEHOSHA. S. 6lF-Fur r"ut two light
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c, II. FENSTERMACHER, head
OF the welfare department OF Cosdcn
Refinery leaves today for EstcE
Park, Colo, whore he will give n
series of lectures before the national
Y. NJ. Q. A. indmstrial cOnfercnce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19

l.. LYONS. OF the board Of dircc-
tors of the Security state bank, ac-
companied the men employees of the
bank to Spaninaw for week end =
camping trip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19
FINANCIAL.


WANTED oil speculs'ors 40 ,... ...
on this section Of the wsat ....t o..
Florida. absolutely the best t,..... %.
ports ever made on any tc.i..r . r.,
on file IN all oil offices. The f.s. al
companies are securing lease ....t..
d'illing starts soon. have aN ... ..,
under lease Am open frr any r.......5.
proposition which viii insure ur".. ....
in reasonable lcng'h W Uu. W.,.
quick Let's got started. oU So r.rr LOU,
get II. Address ". $. webb. b1A .. r.r-
pom springs. Fla.
wANTED-we have NaupusI ,.,.s...
want TO driil offset to good Ir ...,.a5
for interest what have you I.s rs
Jenks. okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19
BOARD AND ROOMS

HOTELS rs
VISIT the Chro~rdIst department al
Turk nr0s, a.. '. Main
JErFERSDN uUrEL.
$40 s. boulder.
Al outside rooms, shower and tuh
baths, private or connecting Tho cool.
est and hrst ventilated hotel iu the city.
SPECIAL SIMMFR RATES.
Phone Usage lNf7.S2l6.
MARCH, ROOMS -.2lG-A south Boston.
rates 81, s. and s. pcr week Mrs
Not'a H'bns. prnprctor Usage .lf5.
cool Elrrptug rooms, modgtu. summer
rstos Colorado hotel ussSo 1858. IQsa
- ls.AS~ -,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19

II. X. HUGHES and s. w, Mitch
ell expect to leave today overland
for Colorado TO remain for the rest
of the summer.
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nEIr-MALE OR FEMALE.

YES Nh can strI buy high grade gray
suede pumps from Turk Bros, 80 3s 5.
Main fof {7lS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19

J. G. WILLIAMS. vice presidont
and cashier of the CSontinentaI Ma
tional bank ot Kansas iCty. Was In
Tulsa yesterday on business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19

TO AVON NlSTAkES ana confusion dur
early. want Al Department closes at
, m.
MARY uROCKMAN apartment FOR couple
employed. desirablo room adjoining
hath. can mornings. Apartment coz.
DETROIT. SOUTH. I5- Nicely furnished
south stopping room. convenient 70 bath.
sLEErING ROOM FOR REM oSAGE
FIFTH W. o.. Front sleeping room for
one or two gentlemen. adjoining bath,
private entrance. osnRe aiA.
prrhulr; sr oe3 south room In private
house, Tor gentleman. Ih'nc Usage
prNTER s.. as Large southeas, room.
twu beds. several young men, reason
able.
BOTLpGR. S.. SIS. For rent. large sleep
mR room. Usage t37s
FOR ONE who nkos II nice fine home
room and sun pnrlor, adjoining bath. No
other roomorH. Gcnucmon. keferencos
slA L. Sixteenth. between Boston and
Cincinnati tstg" $3.50.
SIXTH. ". elT Furnished sleeping room.
suitable FOR one or tive ladies or gentle
men. psAs" lsN2.
NICE, cool sleeping rooms for rent rca-
gonuhl,. close Iu. Phone DsaEe ass
.CuENE%NE, S, 9og Sl'eplng room for
nuo gentleman, reasonable. Usage 7sgs.
FOR KrNT. To gentlemen only, room
with sleeping porch fNr two, also single
room. good transportation. liil south
pENNER s., i2t Furnished room for
cont 81. osaEo 619h
cool clean furnished room. first floor.
private entrance. employed ladies or
married couple, no other rooncgs, close
In. north side. reasonable. Usage 67f6 -.
rtt.rlt.fT .,rfHfA.-t .H....fr.s
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

III NT7NT'EN NV
VAIUES-Yo say they are. 500 them
Turk Bros, greatest shoe sale. 80
Main
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,opp . PASS ENGER car, looks Ul, Now
and runs like now quick sale your
,yyo lg mine. b. North Lewis. Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19

OPEN SUDp
Painter Anf paperhAnger wants your
worE Courteous fair uoatman Cedar
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE Fords OF all kinds. puicll,
nudErs and several other good mAkcs.
these ears are Offered for sale hY private
owners ut harsain. Look them over.
Used car Exchange, tl9 n, Main. OSago
4aOs
wAshef CREASED, Smuutysd, painted
and Vanished. vacuum cleaner ScrN ice
~ West sixth. Phone osuGe 9bAS.
pODGI roadster tor gale $3.50 cash
Osnrc 1O1l II, l2o y. Denver.
BANGAlS WEEK IN cars, M.dco Garage.
SO $ Man ~ one Jordan ~, dtsc
whocls tl2S0, carly 10 Nuiok Z, $3.50,
both these cars rebuilt uni rrfUlgh'd +.
l9i1 Ford touring f216, overland uAssvn-
Err tuuring good RUNNING order. $50,
many others to select from,
LATE 1890 Ford touring. special butt
body. fur sale ur will take Ford roadster
10 trade.
rOR SALE 1870 rsa,N roadster. newly
painted and 'U excellent mechanical
condition can shaw. Cedar Hho0
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920 MARMON


Atro NtrriIES AND HtrNiRs II
and lA North boHtuu, cust 50 to $40.
OsaE" 259
SEE Is before having your car over
hauled. crI Usage ana II you are in
trouble on tho road W. ElvN Al service.
Union Garage, 5i5 ", Second.
WANTED to do your rattcrv charging
and repairing and an au'pmnuvo cleo
ttical work Ford mtgurtos rogharged.
Moore. n"agc ?aid. 9lt south Mayh"ii.
I'VE REEFS giving satisfactory repair
service 10 Tulsa car owners for three
years, work done IN your own Earago,
~ years experience on al makes. toago
RArTERV charging and repairing start
ms. lighting and iru,tiou work. Ford
magnetic ro,hurr'ur uNN Welding. Moore
9l6 = MayhoO osiEo '276.
CORwN AUTO SPRINGS WOBES-Spc-
oinitHe In moting aud repairing auto
aprlugs rcAr,hlug fiat spriuEs and oN
tcmperiug CIV" us a trial Sot L. First.
Cedar 1909
N,roS iOH uINr--GNENGts ~
BOsruN s.. l551-Garago for rent. uslgo
GILuTrE. y. ~ Garage ?saJ6 WITH
ton. fnr repair shop can 'caar 1909
ONE CAR sararr fur rrut ON s. 'hcy-
cnnc. osaEo to7'.l
BOUlpER. s.. Sl5-GaroEe Tor rent.
Osage 671s
GARAGE .l2ll carson. osaso 265:.
IuIwoup. $. sos. Garage for ront.
FlUsr.uIASS EaraE, 'ur rent 1910 $,
cheyenne. oaHs, i'.l u.
Moon Room ~, fsr ooo larse car in ',nc garage.
I with access - o.. .n}, small monthly rental
lnuu.rr o'arn 'tal ur la'' Uuu'trr.
OKLA. REST A CAR Co--c1rs far rent.
without driver O.: s. Main. Mldco
Carar. cedar SOT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19

WANTED - Cashier position IN cafe or
cigar store experienced. Miss Jones.
Usage l009-J.
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MIR. AND MRS. W. NJ. BAKER
and Mr.. and Mira Il. u. Allison were
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs +. r.
Perkins at the Tulsa Ozark club at
Spavinaw during the week end.
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WANT ADS
ANNOUNCEMENTS

SpTI,E.
To Tho parties ~ p"ry who "o'ct'd ny
office on Saturday riEht. July 10. 1921
All pspcra. abstract. notes etc, taKon
from my mfDs nu sold date are or M
value 60 ,ou and are ui great value 10 rur
alone krtp All money. currency ana is~.
rlry snd return pap'fr, notes abHtracts,
rtr, 10 mo. OF lei iur know where may
fnd snru" AMI n" questions vii be sHhrd
my vau"us clients Tor whom I Was hold.
u. q. ELLIOTT
1924 south Mstn Phone Usage bibi
in SANDS spRiNg PARK Saturday eve.
ming. coat 20 ight suit lald by mistake
In automobile, ana will be appreciated II
returned tp Geo. \, urll at Hohnofold
Cleaning Worts
LosT--Airodslo bitch. black and tan. gray
neck. reward. Usage $3.50. Osago 6O2o
McCsbs
STOLEN or LOsr Ladies two.rotsi
diamond ring wl'h four email diamond,
In platinum netting, VIII pay any reward
asked and ask NO qucstiouH. can n. y
iVtchio at psage btJs or 1890 South New
port
LOST lunch of kcya IN leather holder.
Sundny evening, finder please call
Harry cork. Osago 900. durins business
hours and rocolvo 81 reward
If YOu want go be convinced. livinF Ia
cheaper. buy your next phir Of shoes
from Tulsa largest shoe distributors. az
8 Main. Turk h'"H.
Will PARTY who found purse at First
baptist church Sunday morning please
call psnEo ec7b.
TUISA's lnrroat shoe distributors. now
have one of tho bost Chitopudlst de
rnrtmcnts In tho state for corns hunions
nnd ingrow,ng toe nAils. soc our foot
specialist, at ii2 :, Main.
PURELY PERSONAL .
S31s FON MENH brown or black OK
fotds In English style, on Helo at as
Main. Turk Htos.
you CAN'T rOOL everybody all the
time, that's why they kc"p coming hack
to Tulaas latgrSt shuo distributors. Turk
nros., az Main.
1855 ~ reasonable enough Tor such high.
grade footwear as sold by Turk Bros 9.
| for men "r women
ron those tcndor. burning feet - visit
TO Turk Bros. ChropodSt nt h2 S.
\ Main.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY SANTA
rum. \ home Tor tho care and rtotcc-
| tion of young women. rates reasonable /.
ba bios adopted. pr. NJ n Newman. mod
ical director. lJH w. Main. Oklahoma
! CITY
| CANCERS CURED Work strictly guar.n-
| tcod no cure, no pay For plrttcuisrs
write Mrs. ". e. lhli, box s6s icggs.
| okla
FAlRMONT MATERNITY HosrIrhL for
confinement. private, prlc"s reasonable. /.
| write Tor booklet Mrs r. n. Long, isll
4. Twenty seventh T.. Kansas city. Mo.
SPECIAL NOTICES .
REMOVAL NOTICE -Anlslcr Mpdistc,
new location. Jli Il. Elgin. apartment
y. psago eoa5.
! VETL MATERNITY Hospital Home, ia
| West 3lst. Kansas city. Missouri, Eth.
/ cal. homrltke, reasonable, work Tor board.
| Twenty five healthy babies Tor adoption.
| BRlNG NuuR UNBN to the day nursery.
no West Third. Hours II TO 6.
81 90 FOK LADIES white black and srav
7 Rsf At IS 81
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EMPLOYMEN
HEIr WA>TtD-MtIE
HOW TO ANSWER
nLlNn cLAssIFIEp Ans

In answering blind ads in these columns,
please hecSrctul TO use tho precise address
given 10 Advertisement. write tho address
PLAINLY Letters brought TO The world
office do not require stamps. Always in
close your answers IN scaled cnvelop'g'
In replying to advert iscmentt whore ref
orenccs are asked for, do not send the
original reference. send copies Of them
only.
CONTROLLING five states FOR large cor
poratton selling demanded articles,
want man with c.rual to cooperate
and share rrotits. Larre financial returns
guaranteed. Monthly drawing account N
you become active. Your future INSURED
with steady income. Investigate this
proposition. Cali Usage 400. Mr. Ryan.
BE \ RAILWAY traffic Inspector $40
20 $3.50 monthly expenses paid after
months spuro time study splendid oppor-
tuuitcs. Position guaran'"ed or money
refunded. write for Free Booklet ESD
stand, Business Training Inst. Buffalo.
y. Y.
GOVERNMENT railway mail service needs
clerks, stop worrying, change your JOB;
earn Sl33 To Sl92 month regularly by the
year. plenty spare time lay-offs and lib-
erai Vacations on pay othrT unnsna ,,io 1p
tions, etc. free. Columbus Institute. s3-A,
columbus, Ohio
CHIEF ENGINEER Tor compression gas
olinc plant IN South America. To work
rs construction foreman and to operate
plant when finished. Address A. Z, care
World.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations for men,
81 TS'e"' 500: rostoftsc clSrt. 81, ,ioo,,Isoc;
/ Government clerk. El,2oo-'isoo, typlst
il.loo. ESpsriencs qn1,ecessaIy FOR
! Civu Service examiner 1925 Equitable
! Rldg. Washington. u. e.
STEADY WORE--GOOD PAY
when y9ure an a,rtei Ag'Omoyy me Syos G.sn
repairing, STARTING lighting, iEniuon;
/ Winding This school only one specializing
I automotve electricity. Special offer. II
d YOU enroll during July or August you save
/ $50. can start any tsno before Octobor
/ l5th. Rooklet free.
| Johnson's Automotiye Elec. School,
/ Dent 81. 7ga broadway Denver colo,
/ hH gorI or. r. r.y Iravri WIZ g. n
/ Ludwig. Ssi westover Bldg. Kansas city.
sTEN0GRAPHrR% NEEpED-rhcrc Is a
/ good steady demand for graduates of
/ tho Tulsa business college. Now is the
/ time TO prepare
/ NOr BAD-Men's palm beach uSfords for
12ls ~ Turk Bros greatest shoe sale
! SAFETY RAZORs sHARPENED
( Double edges ,..........-.......d d'c dozen
single edges .....-............ Csc dozen
THE SAFETY RAZOR MAN"
| "a \. Robinson. care ot +. II. Cigar
store oklahoma 'ity. OKLA,
| WANTED-A good representative N every
town to- sell units IN Lease buying syndl-
/ cate \ good opportunity for anyone.
willing to work Address box 75-E, care
! world
FoUR CANVAssERs wanted, call at 2l3
E Third.
| WANTED Man with machine to take
laundry route. 1925 S. Maybsu. Elite
overhaul Laundry
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City Briefs

CHARLES BREWER. son Of G.
w. Brewer. president of the Secur-
iiy State bank. who is IN from ty-
phoid fever. is improving. according
to "A statement made yesterday.
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ROOMS WITH poARp

FOURTH W. 7ls-'ooL woll Furnished
rooms with two meals. s. to $40 per
ELGlS. s.. 6.j-- Room and board for four.
50 each.
FRONT ROOM. connecting bath. with
rr.t. class tshl" hoard. Usage l}ls.
LARGE FRONT room with board. ttl per
week. home cooking. Phone Cedar
'22lO.
.CISClNNATI, s. go2-- Large. south room
and hoard, very desirable. usage $3.50.
THE SALVATION ARMY young womens
boarding home, 6S6 y. Cheyenne. cedar
27sJ. room and board $3.50 per week.
ROOM and board In private home. so
per week osago b3is-J
ROOM and board for two young men,
private homo. les5 East Third.
MAIN. s.. TIt Front room on second
floor. also sleeping, with home cook.
ing. Usage :ih9.
SEVENTH r.. 2ls- Roard and room. first
class meals. turr. rrr day. served fam
ily afNlr. Usage H"Uu. II.
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EMPLOYMENT
uII.r-MAIE on FINALE.

WANTED Two young men or ladies with
selling ability - take orders IN tho
city, good advancement Apply in person
-ol Unity blls
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Mornls-nooMlN. mor,L. q

TWENTY SIX ROOM hs,I t.I .a
trade. This is good One ]
Skslrky cedar 1878
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

the part of the masses is certain tC
force a substantial reduction in ar.
mament, and eventually, to make wal
impossible. The American people, as
they come to a realization of their
duty, do that duty. In this case,
working with the other nations, they
will make war impossible, just as
they banished slavery in America and
just as they put the saloon out of
business.
Members Of Dudley-Loomis post,
American Legion, have suggested to
The Star-Mirror that they they would
gladly welcome the organization Of
a women's auxiliary to their organi-
cation. Such an organization would
no doubt be of aid to the Legion in
carrying out local plans and also in
social activities. Men are always more
or less helpless, ven these young
men who did not hesitate to face the
enemy's guns, and the MOSCOW
women who are eligible would be do
ing a fine thing to organize a auxi-
liary and join with the members of
the Legion in their plans, one of which
is to secure a suitable home, where
meetings and social gatherings may
be held.
~ "a ~
1t is evident hal there are other
reasons for suicide besides financial
and disappointment in love.
A Missouri banker committed suicide
the other day because, according to-
the statement he left, he was tired
and worn out. His bank was solid
and he had some $S5, 900 in money.
He evidently had never viewed life
from exactly the right angle. He had
probably led a somewhat selfish life
and when old age commenced to ap-
pear and energy and interest in bust
ness affairs to disappear, he had
nothing to anchor him. The love of
and friends and the knowledge
of good accomplished during a life
time is the safest anchor for old age.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

the Apocalypse" into motion pictures
for Metro, Yale University has con-
ferred upon Rex Ingram, motion pic
ture director, the degree of Bachelor
of Fine Arts. This is the first rcog-
milton of the screen as an art any
university of college has evr given.
Mr.. Ingram formerly was a student
a tYal, matriculated in the class Of
1914 He was a pupil of and later
assistant to Lee O. Lawrie, head Of
the School of Fine Arts there, and
since has attributed much of his sue
cess in making photoplays to his
study of sculpture under Mr.. Lawrie.
The director honored by Yale is
|young-just twenty-nine. The son
of a university professor in Dublin,
Ireland, he came to this country in
1911. Before going to Yale he worked
for some time at Belle Dock, New
Haven, as track mar and tally man.
Commenting upon the university
honor given him, Mr.. Ingram said:
at not only means much to me
more than I really can express-but
a great deal to the screen. Picture
making is an art, a big one. We don't
know it's possibilities yet. We are
all just learners; students and ex-
plorers at the same time. The recog-
milton Yale has given the motion pic
ture today means that it already has
accomplished something making it
worthy of membership in the family
of arts. For they are a family. l find
photoplays governed by the same
principles as sculpture, though the
two mediums of expression are di-
rectly opposite. I see pictures as
Photographic, moving groups of
sculpture.
Each character in The Four
Horsemen' is a definite personality.
We sought to choose photoplays who
best typified these personalities as we
saw them and then 1 endeavored in
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

Sheriff william Cole of Whitman
county was in Moscow Tuesday on
business. He returned Tuesday at
ternOOn to COlfax, Wash.
William Brown OF Viola, owner OF
the Viola pool hall, was a Moscow
business visitor on Tuesday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

Photographic film, if one might put
it that way"
The adaptation of 1.-The -Four Horse
men" was made by June Mathis. John
F.. Seitz photographed it.