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mine timber, he declared, was nev.
er used but was thrown into the
gobs. Slate falls In many instances
would cover 1t and the timber
would never be recovered. He
touched on the necessity Of an eco
nomic recovery Of coal, which too
frequently is not properly done.
Mr.. LambIe estimated that there
were 10000 square miles OF coal
suitable for commercial purposes
in West Virginia. He developed
the point that frequently mine off.
Gals know very little about mine
ventilation. He recalled as a boy
in the New River fields a poem
that was once written In which a
line in reference to a mine explo.
sion was written, twas It the wrath
OF God or the negligence Of MANI"
He was Of the opinion that 1t 10
the negligence OF man, who either
left something undone or did some
thing he should not have done.
Mining, he declared, is a serious
occupation and YOU cannot make
a Joke house out Of mine. He
touched on ventilation at some
length, outlying entries and air cur.
rents, but dropped the point that
every mine should be furnished
with plenty OF air at the working
face. Mine air carrying more than
one half Of 1 per cent methance
would be classed as having dan.
gerous atmosphere in the mine.
He approved OF the double inlet re.
servible fan, but said he believed
that It should only be reversed
when It was thought that II could
save the lines Of entombed miners
and not until after a conference Of
a number OF mining men because
he declared mining is no one
mans game"
He fayed the mining man or
miner who SCOTS at the educa-
tional courses as taught In schools
or extension schools and declared
such a man cannot shoulder re.
sponsibility and he will be the first
one to shove 1t on you. He then
enumerated the various subjects
with which a mining man should
have knowledge. which includes.
shaft sinking, drainage, method OF
mining, use Of explosives, mine
timbering. mine transportation,
how TO detect gas in the mines,
how to prevent gas acCumulation:.
how to handle mine fires and 9th
er matters OF Importance.
One of the points dropped by this
chief Of the bureau was that the
miner should he taught how to
shoot so as to get a larger percent
age Of lump coal. This is because
the lump coal commands a greater
price.
In closing, Mr.. LambIe relates q
new process in combustion in con.
nection with by-products OF coal,
retort ovens being utilized. 1t Is an
oil proposition.
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she Is being treated hy 4 Fgirmont
ptssirian.
sells Properly
Ezra Kensr has sold Ms pfppegtl
In High Lawns 10 Rannte iteFfills
III. Merrill Is having two add tion
q rooms built on the new house;
and when these are completed wills
move his family to the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keener have moved
their family to the VIII Floyd
property, and later expect TO build
another residence In the High
Lawns addition.
New Business.
George F. Mccain. who recently
purchased the Rannie Merrill gen.
eral store, is closing out the stock
OF groceries and dry goods. Mr..
Mccain has Just returned from
Pittsburgh where he purchased a
full line Of druggists supplies,
which will be placed in the store
in a few days. The confectionery
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be reception for class of can.
didates into church membershtp!
Junior Epwprth League a. 8 p. 81.
Senior Epwpfth League al s. q.
Preaching service III 30. With
sermon BY the pastor, the Rev. d.
r. Thomas.
4 Hospital Patient
Miss Mary Huffman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Huffman Of
High street, was taken to Cook
Hospital on Wednesday, where she
has since undergone a minor oper
alton. It was thought for a time
that her condition was serious,
Banner Glass.
Rivesville has the distinction Of
having the largest class outside Of
Fairmont Of any church attending
the standard training school for
Sunday school workers which Is be.
ing held at the Fairmont M. p.
Church, South. The Riyesville
class has an enrolment OF forty.
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Opening Game.

The Thomas baseball club play,
ed its opening game Of ball in the
new baseball park. The contest.
ants in the game were the married
and single members OF the club.
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GUYANDoTTE CLUB COFFEE
A combination ct the finest cot.
fees grown. Mellow, Aromatic,
DelicIous.-Adv.
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As old as the pyramids Of Egypt is the
"A use Of henna as beautifer Of tie
hair. Today, sciencehas discovered theway
to use the stimulating properties Of this
famous plantto fullest advantage and to
eliminate all tendency to color the hair.
Hennafoam Shampoo contains this
discovery. 1t is,pure shampoo Of cleansing
vegetable oils to which small quantity
Of this specially treated henna has been
added.
1t cleanses and stimulates the hair and
brings out wondrous, glistening lustre
and brightness without in any way
changing the color or injuring the hair.
1t is guaranteed not to harm the hair.
Is Your Hair Lustrous?
Natural, healthy hair should always
show lustrous, glistening sheen. The
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hair OF most children has this fascinating
brightness. But how often do you see it
in the hair Of grown men and womenl
Yet it is aIuays there, hidden perhaps,
just waiting for proper treatment to brini
it out. Make up your mind to bring out
this hidden radiance. Make your friends
say elbow beautiful your hair isl"
Today take home bottle Of, Henna.
foam Shampoo. Soc at any druggists.
60c by mail. Give your hair,a thorough
cleansing and watch the result. Remember
your money back if you are not de-
lighted with Hennafoam.
Send For New Trial Size Bottle
This coupon, with 1oc silver, will bring
you generous sized sample of Henna.
foam to try. Fill it out and mail it now
before you put it off and forget.
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LuStrOus,
by this New Discovery

idea in shampoos using that famous hair beautfer Of
the ancientshena But henna treated by newly discovered
process, which removes any coloring properties.
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Church Notes.
The following are church an
nouncements for the N. E. Church,
South: Sunday school at 9:45 a.
m, George Hamrick, superintenG.
ent; class meeting at II a. m. Fol.
lowing the class meeting, there vii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
In the Oil Fields
Early Day Shipment of
Oil in Buik

Nobel brothers were the pioneers
OF present me hod OF shipping oil in
bulk, for after experimenting In 1875
WIN shipment OF barge OF crude
res.aum oil from Baku to Astrakhan.
we ma them launching out in 1878
with the first stea am-propelled ship
me Zoroaeter," in which oil was
shipped in bulk in a number Of ver-
i'edt cyilnriCal tanks, fitted into
Mods OF vessel. Following the "Zo-
Ioaster' considerable strides were
made IN bulk shipping on CaNpian.
Ai'er considerable hesitation re-
specting moving OF oil in bulk across
Atlantic, II fell TO lot of an enter
pI'slhs Norwegian company to build
on from America TO Europe in bulk.
NIst seam tanker for conveyance OF
Wtlh steamship stat fitted SINH
iarIy 20 "Zoroaster," and two sailing
vessels, this company carried
on trade IN crude oil be-
tween America and Rouen. for
many years, dating from Octo-
per 1879, when stat" made it,
I.Ist Trip with bulk oil. These earli.
or lype tankers with Cylindrical tanks
o'ehlual!y gave place to tyne used
at present day. In which oil Is car.
Ivy, .ou IN skin OF ship. (Etc. see Lee
lures In Chemistry and Technology
0i 0i. Petroleum" by Fred EsllngI %
v" News (LOndon).
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oNeiH Brings His Wife Back
Feeling Better

Z, O'Neill. press representative
~. me Okmulgee District Oil q
las Assn, Is on the lob again
cler six months absence. he hav-
s accompanied his, wife on a
nttlth seeking tour. which has been
ullhently successful. There is an
Nleptionally strong affection exist
XIX between O'Neill and his wife and
~ success in bringing her back 10
el.th VIII be good news 20 every
u,dy IN he Continent field.
ONeill promises some prompt
..eNs from okmulgee and vicinity
I'm now on. II will certainly be
GHSg'eome. The Okmulgee District
.. & Gas Assn. Is one OF the
shting kind and can be depended
spoh TO be on the right side In every
CHme tsency. Our c~H MIA Continent
~ Gas Assn. BY the way.
s as shed its reputation for being a
sstahdard oil company organization
NJ now on will require smooth
So'k to put anything over that will
81, detrimental to the interests OF
''7 oge oil man in Oklahoma,
Nahsas and Texas. The okmulgee
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Bankruptcy
oO Years Ago Today
Petroleum,

1 nv
,,IIsNlLLE, Pa, Nov THE
u1hkers OF the oil regions have held
meetings relative TO a plan recently
@%"opled by convention OF pro-
ulesls' to control the market for
crude oil. The plan consists OF the
eo. nation OF I'm agency, with a
,ap!ial stock of $1,000 900, through
Hnlch the entire product Is 70 be
u,ousht and sold. with ample
.oatse and heavy capital, ana re-
et1't4ng the production when neces-
say II Is believed the price can be
maintained at S. per barrel. The
ulhNers offer support and a willing
a oco-operate. and at the last
,o,Ing carried, by unanimous vote,
S'Iutlons expressing confidence in
~ s'heme The morning papers
" ms city severely criticise the
movement, Producers are some
,~,"a. divided In their opinions, and
49, ~ success Is as yet uncertain
I!tusville Tribune
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
ARLEY M'ELHANEY
IS HIGH APOLLO
Chosen as Most Perfect
Specimen Of Manhood
in School

Tn days OF old knlghtA were bold,
and Apollos reigned supreme" So
# ls today for an Apollo still csusg
stir Of excitement Arley McEf1
haney was chosen Apollo OF Tulsa
high school last night at the weekly
meeting OF the Hi-Y club at the Y.
NJ. c. A lie was presented with a
beautiful loving cup from tho Hi-Y
club for being the best developed
specimen OF physical perfection.
six cen boys entered In the con-
test and all we're wonderful repre-
sentatlves OF physical manhood. Five
Young men were picked by the judg-
os % he the representatives. OF tho
group Of t6 Arley MCElhauey
won FRS place; Clifford Gentry.
second. Herbert Waters. third. Mont
Ledford, fourth and Byron Shaft,
fifth.
Doctors c, l.. Hcndcrshot. E. r.
Beuolst. w. b. Hankla, Don Tres
trail. Heasley. and j. $. Hooper
judged the contestants The boys
we're Judged 20 por cent on
training and 80 per cent upon ath-
4e..| ANNNlllp tthil llNulft
Twenty per cent was given for
muscular ability 10 per cent for
erase, 10 per cent for personality.
~ per cent FOR training and 10
pc cent for elements of hygelne
Those entered in the contest were:
Don Henderlitcr Herbert waters.
Wilfred Winemiller, SAVOY Lotten.
Vile. william Moore. clifford Gem
Try Mont LeifOrd, sam Diamond.
Jay Toevs Ted Buchan. Byron shaft
E.dred Bates. l.. c. Grant. George u
watson, Arley McElhaney and Rob.
err Moore.
The entire meeting was given over
10 the subject OF general davelou-
meat. Coach Acker cf the un.versl-
" Of Tulsa spoke on profanity and
clean Ideals In modern athletics.
The cup presented to the winner.
Arley McElhaney. had the lnscrip.
ton Winner Apollo Contest. Tulsl
H.-Y l922."
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Oil Men ActiUe in Getting
out Votes

Many oil men yesterday spent
very liU,c time al heir uI.Hcs uud
devoted the day TO getting out votes
for the parties with which they cast
their lots. W. . sicily. prum'npn.
IN republican politics, j. j MCGraw.
who is high in the councils OF the
same party and James Is. Crawford.
who was letting everybody know
that he was fur Fields were among
the of ana banking lenders who
were tn the midst OF the battle yes
terday.
On the other sido. Of course were
some gf the local democratic lead
ers, such az 9. j. Nrightsman, who
has been campaigning for his party
not only In Tulsa. but In various
parts of the state.
II Is safe TO state, however, that
the mHiOri Y Of the oil men were
working vigorously to put Fields
over. They also were campaigning
against the proposal to issue S50.-
600 600 " bonds which would ne
retired through pillng some more
taxes on The oil industry. banking
business and public utilities. for the
ostenslbie purpose OF paying a bonus
to the war veterans OF Oklahoma.
The fac. that tho American Legion
had not indorsed this measure made
the oil men doubly right In their op.
position TO the measure.
when leaders Of the oil industry
get out and work conscicntiously
toward the election OF the right kind
OF officials and he defeating Of In
iquitous legislative ,proposals, they
are setting an example that should
be followed by everyone. The good
citizen IL the one who gels out and
votes. Then even II the wrong men
were elected. he can feel that he
has done his individual duty as
cit{zan
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ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED
Jack SOrrcnu Believed pNromnninc
Responsible for Many Iirc-.

CHICAGO. Nov Jack Surrcnti
"a. was held hy the police today iu
connection with invcsiigatiou of 90
or more fires believed 20 have started
during last month by pyrom1niac
one woman was burned to death and
several persons were injured and
nvcrcnmc by smoke tn one Of these
most recent tlros, Sorrcnti was ar
rested when he was observed tryiug
to burn q $40 hill with cigarette.
II Ike TO see thinEa burn" he said
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former Ter-La-ROn,a
DirecfOr Gone Into

= ksANSAs CITY. Mo. Nov. 7.-R.
~, smith. broker in oil leases, has
sone into voluntary bankruptcy
WIN Liabilities estimated at one and
,rrniree-tourths ~ million dollars The
me statement was filed in federal
SUurt here yesterday. Smith was a
corporation.
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Denies No,chcs on BUDS GUN

~ the Associated press state wire.
AEpMORE, Nov. denying
tHat the two guns worn by her hus-
band az the time ho was Killed hy
Chief Of police j. W. McCormirk OF
Wichita Falls. Texas. bore ssiS
noiches and were inscribed, Mrs
Bud Ballew OF Ardmore has re.
turned home from Wichita Falls
where she procured the guns from
the district attorney.
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ODD

S=oe-&rS
cao r.,ti..o o Nj Ht,,gHtEcToRr ,
AURORA LuDuE NO. ss. 1. O. o.
Msets every "wednesday evening. f:ae D
IN.
W. I. oAhY, N. "a.
n 4 PorNDsToHk. Secretary
rULsA LoDuE No 30 l. o. O. ~. m..,,
sysry Tussday sSeninE. 1;ao,
TOM owINE n. q.
J p MOORE Secretary,
TULSA ENChAPhEN1 NJ w. .. OF
neets on second and fourth FRIDAY Of each
month a. .. m. -.
r "a. FTiLER serbs.
TULSA REpEkAH NO 80 1. O O. =
Regular mstlins tiFst spd third Frids,
Of each mss mnss9s'h saiPiiips ,ows
ms eARkFY' : b1yfs' AWE sec. o.
osAEs Wis n,
TULSA cANTos no, 10 l. o. . .
Pairisrcs hnlisnt first ssturdsJ each
" L soLTos Capt
u FULLER clsrk.
No .."oud .ns ,sar,s Ss s.,aid., Ss s':.,Ss ..Ss
"'''A skts',sl rlsAsn. , W.
Il IA HiiOHLETT W r
KREMl.lA ruLsOK l. O. N. ,e,.
NeTy .hnd satutdAy .. IN,
l. J WRIGHT cIsr
W. N. RICHARDS.
Minister Of Records
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Australia has begun scrappins her
navy. Tho white people evidently
took the four-povar pact seriously.
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W|~ vi ! =
MOTTO

No'i,o is hereby given that u- Chlet
OF Police of said C'y ~ Tulsa, Okl-h0mn
VIII ON the s.riecn'h day of Sovrmbrr
i'.2. offer Tor fslr and aei az public
auction certain cUufscAted snd un-
claimed articles, the list ~ which Is 80
follow.
!. uLoy-les. sLmmnna Nnrra. W..l-
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Bonrd and Room.

IiGur HOUSEKEEPING Rooms IA
Etwoup e. SoS-For rent. hou,sSsep.
lng rlpmu
roH REN1-r~o room Mouse furni,h.a
l'r hau7rGcrplus a2t Quincy,
FAlRvlEW o.. io5o--rhrse clean nice.
latge hous"kcepinE tuoms. 80 per week
rlFfu W oar rvb.ro5m modern
hn9r'hcopnE apattmenL watkins dls
toH NEST Two ught hcusshsspins
r'"ms modsm cedsr asas.J
MAhuEtIE H -Two.r.aU modem
etsrimcu' tutuishri tot housekeeping
NuUNtts g. 3s Tutnlshsi, modern
housekeeping runms Zoe frut
ONE large. nicely furnished room adioto.
ing tath. nn chhdren. usssc sl9t
one lrut hounvNc.rins room. rcss'na6lo
Vent Cedar Nh1
lNu EXTRA tARuE housskecplns
tHuulf. clean. everything furntsncd. wv
r', me- bloch ~ 'lineY fh0ns Cedar
IENlH " 1910 .iust on rs6ris gr
Eleventh Hirrut rBf linU, front tIum 90.
saI0H nli'in.ns bath, private entrance
Iuuuu b. lttl. sluuic iisht houseA.cp.
nF raams ~ prr week Cedar iits
IN" r"gms f'r hou-eheeplnr deal
ua'rub1thuoi. walking distanrt sink in
Ni,hgn adult. U-rsr iiGi.
TWO LAUUE south we'll furnished house
keeping tuoms usaEe 2tsi
1iluNE furnished rooms for itEht house
hr'pins ou psNins psags TOO,
lNp hr0utltully furnished urht house
Nutp'nF with bath end lpundty priv.
l.E.s uu iuncy and cUt line Ccdat
.lt.1.
WHEELING n. 8-Two moivfn house
HrUu.nE l'omt adjoining bath on iitney
limo uH Dhudruu. rhune usHas sdgs.i,
ROOMS ron nLNr ruHNIsuED ~
a Nl.L sleeping tUutu. cedar isa6 80
Detroit
ATTRACTIVE ubpi sleeping tpom. 80
I"Iring lpih. lu private home close Nv.
Nauro bb"i
ATTRACTIVE sleeping room with gafags
cedar 1scl.n
ArrRAcrivE room close in Cedar 7i7
HusrON. = 6oi Fof rent. two iarr.
rooms, nicely furnished. nert to bath
Phone cedar itps. H.
,tNGlNNATi. q. top Nicely fufnished
room. convenient 90 bath. Tor two
gentlemen or couple employed. Cedar
t6l.i
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people should rejoice with us that
this ia 20.
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Announcements


MASGUEHNuE costumes fpr fort u,
made 60 Drlrf Room s3i lows BiIs
Second aud Boston cedar gOpC.I
NOTICE Third annual meeting ~ tus
stock holders A. II e. Plumbing ru.
viii DO held a. their place OF business.
'h \ Detroit November 1t i12g. s
o. W W. .. po rNff1 president
MEDICAL "a
prEN ruE boot ro uENIrU
N.ihWn. hay fever lung bronchial suf
f'rcfu. du YOU want 90 E.t we'll. Keep
vel wonderful now uu brings tyiici
Iclgirg othurs wt' hcp YOU Wtut
ana bless the day sou started with this
treatment william Hauu. rswbuska.
OklH
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Board and Rooms
ROOMS ron HtNr fJEYf1H.-

N''b " anu k<V0tnA
ROOMS ron nkNr fJESixH
bbNNER 8, as Front, soothsssA
rms water DO tIoin. h.. =.s.s s.A
ie'es,e heated With coal -
phI hot 7. s. a2o--Cio.s-in s,eeplns ra.
--...- - -----xt
htNlNAPLb room. IN prisAts honk q.
.L,.-asa gentleman cedss ~ -. !,
DETROIT s. s7l-pp.a.sut ,l..n,ns
room 10 private home suitssis fnr nav
w usegc sit1 WV
DENVER, a.. 500 EieEsnifS- S,set.( ~
'front.' room 10 refined ytsIns lsd,,s krcs
ployed room adjoining bath 10 ytyanr
men Ofage tpIH 't--
bhNNkR n, tiit--LsfTs 7ISl,S-x
tlrcrinF room. every sonvvpjsjer al.
lni'lhg bath UriVsis placa! Naikths
dlr'an'e separate bsds, suihabfs Ter
wv gentlemen
EihtN =. Mt NrhRTuFNf II--..,Lfsx.ty
H',rInF room. cedar siis.k
EliGly Z. ios--A niceiS fdFskK.x sI..p.
tiWupp D. az large. vel NTJ.S.a
,,4 rr.nanrni MEM meals u as-
fNsr si"' AuIa,tve Tffslsbed IRON,
,rss.r'r,.noo S'.aasr @ ss,,j. '''' o"
titru W Nt,,y Fa1sisS,6 .ie.y-
ins room aii"iu.nr ta,h cedSr iisi.
Fut REST slssplns r,esrs ssd sp.T.
n!rnis reasonable 80, L. Admiral
place -
FRISCO. e. t3s-kmsii furhisks9 sIssc,.:
me Iuum, uonVcnient IN hath, tesi close
IN - prr week or 90 for two. Cedar
2ognsI.
FOR pNSr-S Sieeping room. Vsiscc,
'urdeu ndditinn. uslre ssit .II'-
ron HENr- Nicely fnfnlsned rooms Ssy
Two gentlemen. OHaEe lasl l1I MOO
FtusrO. X. ,it Desirpbls h6s,s 10, tbt,.
20 sls mon; two bedrooms pstvsts
bath ana reepinF porch! no other
ronmrta, no family redar iilk
FouHtH. W liz Nrdsfn slsep,az room.
close IN under new Niannsemsnt ossGs
nNNbNoMfTY mTnistsd T6Siarss,ol,.
inf bath with shower In private fsrss
iy, heated Earagul Fentietp.a caly.
usaE" 1o1a N0i8I.rUI''
LARGE nicely furniahed 'front.' sis@pIss
room IN private home, hitehru priyitsees
= dnsited ibzt Resion 'Ui
LAwToN s., oo7-- Front bcdfoom, nioely
furnished. privAt. entrance. osass
G7a1.J s.Uf4gN
MAIN. \, la02-ror rent sisanipg ,reorn
on car line and In Walking distsnds os
town. OsaEe t11t'J .hN .Nth
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Automobiles


tWtGks IN. 4
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'''N 'N' n' I"l l,'d H.'n rn'u.
t.,. .'H 'n',.". ky ."'v. N."'
.N..''f .'. N ''"N''.
~" N''r' lHS MD hffN'hS "
r.,t.... ul ,l." ans
TDpH .r,r- AVN sfDt .ttuVAtlg
'' wv" '''.''
n' slide euIh.us cn louf c,f pi
lower prirea fhHu luu can SGT 90
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nE ESlNAptB foon. m prisAts horX :,
-L,i-aed genteman cedsr ~ - :
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DETROIT 'io--clo..-in s's.plns "a
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LiGur nousENrrriSd Hooas ~
Etwoou g.. 5o5-For rent: hou,sssep.
INK fNufuH.
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rtnnlY rtRsoNAi

ELECTEOSIC reactions of Abrams.
Dr. F % bubeck pioneer 10 prac-
tiCa the v Il. A. M Tulsa. n grad
uate under the founder Dr. Al
bert Abrams. Physir0 clinical
laboratory Paramount Court
222 y, Cheyenne. Phone Cedar
GO5g.
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n. CHARLEs ". HICKEY All Be locst
81 a. suite 2is Atlas Life B'dg, after
November 1
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PARAMOUNT maternity hospital Tor con
f0eW'ui May wITE fur part ~ e1.
penHeB. Babies f1r adoption. Write for
booklet Nrs o. B Long. t9il g.
Iwenty. seventh 81. Kansas cry So.
! GIVE notice that 4m uYl rasp5uslbie
FOR any debt thai MrH. i a. Hervay
may make. for sbe Is not under ny
care amy longer. J. Hergey
Lucy 81 COOK sister wants her 10
Cnms nome and SEQ about her lsrc In
Texas. Lizzie Fears. 90 a. bryant St.,
rplga OKLA. Y q g. b1E t7
LO1S ~ AND j., block Z. Univsrslty
place addition. nave been Withdrawn
from me mHrFa'
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WEST MAIN MATERNITY sanUiriuT-
Exclusive hospital f1r care Of young
women during pregnancy aud C1Uflne.
Wguft private, rates reasonable. babies
adopted. Dr Newman. medical director.
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AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles for sale IA
EARL MOTOR CAKs--W. u. Moss. dis
ributor. +3l-96 Wont Main Stroot.
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Studebaker Big Skies,
SeVen-PaSSenger

Ons OF each In 30 and 81 models. Both
In very good condition: good tires re-
painted and ready for :he road.