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The Washington times., 1922-11-14

~ WHAT is the fare To
Cuba? Also to Eu-
0s rope?
A-What's the matter-cant
your friends recommend a boot
logger?
The Washington times., 1922-11-14
A Reasonable Viewpoint.

One person In every 800 b sasd
10 wear an artificial eye which
win explain the CLASSY starss you
gss siaag y ssresl -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
LEGAL.

UmHlsboi In tbe Tulsa Daly World.
october 12. No. ~, 10, lo22 World Pun
iIshiuE company pubiiHurfJ.
NOTICE. To owners Of special tar war
rants Tor aswor IN old Fairgrounds which
have not been pnid. call Prentice. Beu
Prentice t.o kennody nidg, oshge aooi'
UubIished IN Tho Daily world, Tulsa
oklahoma. october N. %. %. ~. i5. is,
~, Is, 49, 30 and ~. io12. World Pub
lishinr company uuhlIsher)
NOTICE or isTENIlON no rCND
tlfCt lF hereby given that nu 'hg 2'Ft
dty W october 1879, at the hlur OF y
hearing may lr had, the school district
comprising the Town ~ sporty okInhuua.
aud tho territory thereto attached for
school purposes being The B0nrd nf Idu-
cltIpu " the Town OF su0rry, ~ the state
~ oklahoma, by its proper rfuc'fE VIII
proceed before the District court uf Tulsa,
County. Oklahoma. ut Tulsa. the county
frat ~ H1id county. 10 make showing
and offer proof and ask s1i1 court t1 hear
and determine the existence. character snl
amount OF uutsftn1lng legal warrant and
Judgment Indebtedness. AMI iH H..u ihc
bonds % be- issued in payment 81 same.
an persons interested may Dc present
~ the time rnlt proof is made io rrwD1
Htfbts pEHinat The issuance OF said bonds.
Dated this 9tA day Of october, q. y.
1879.
GrAtD r. a. MARTfN.
rr,siIut ulsti ~ Education of iHa Town
ot sp,rry. 90 tba State OF Oklahoma.
j. W. pAKER,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
UTILITY MEN TO
MEET AT TULSA
Stockwell Will Tell Firms
to Improve Public
Relations

Public utilities could improve
their relations with the public by
giving their customers the fullest
information on any point relating
to their business. =. u stockwell
gas and electrical engineer okla
homa corporatio ncommission. will
tell utility men at the conference OF
electric light and power division Of
tho oklahoma Utilitles association
10 he held at Tulsa on October II.
Stuckwelrs subject will he "Publc's
Views OF the public Utilities" Stock
well recognizes the value OF the
most progressive utilities In
secking To give their patrons n
greater knowledge OF the problems
~ the utility business but he be-
lieves there In room for improve
ment and will frankly tell public
utility men 80 at the conference
Tuesday. october II.
Stockwel will also advise the pub
tie utility operators 20 explain TO
their customers the difference be-
tween private business and the pub
lie utility business The people
should be advised stockweil be-
lleves. that private business turns
over It's capital from three 20 ten
times each year while public utility
business only turns over Its capital
on an average OF once every five
years. While private business II only
limited In its profits by the law OF
supply and demand and can make n
percentage OF returns on It's Invest
mcut several times each year. the
public utility business Is limited by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
DENIES OUR LORD CHARGE
Irbana Man Declares Words Re
uiircd Are IN Proposed law.

URBANA, III, oct l4.--Cherglng
that a deliberate attempt IS being
made To prejudice the people against
the proposed new constitution before
thCv have had an opportunity TO
study II, Henry o. Green OF urhana,
today replied to a statement given
90 the press yesterday by Henry
Hooker van Meter, a Bible league
organizer, which charged that the
words In the year OF our LORD
had been omitted from the draft.
Evidently the gentlemen who
signed this statement were misled, -
Green said. III they viii so 70 the
office OF the secretary OF state where
the official copy OF the constitution
as adopted by the convention is on
file. they will find that the closing
words OF the text are as follows;
Done In convention at the capitol
IN the city OF Springfield, on the
twelfth day OF September in the
year OF our Lord, One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Twenty two
Moreover, the preamble begins;
we, the people OF the state OF llli-
nois. grateful 10 Almighty God"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
C0COANUTS FOR MNlDER
Officers. Investigating, Find They
Are Real Nuts aud Nothing Else.

NEW ORLEANS, oct. 14,--1For
two ddyH. cocoanuts, not In crates
but each bearing postage stamps
and addressed TO Hnnford Mae
Nlder, national commander or the
American Legion. here for the
icgion's national convention, have
been arriving In New Orleans. the
cocoanuts sent by American Legion
post No. ~ in West Palm Beach,
Fla, according TO the tags each bore
also bore the inscription;
"rhis !s n cocoanut."
To-day postoffice inspectors. pus-
zied by tho flood OF cocoanuts--
there have been several hundred OF
them.-rocalled stories OF ingenious
hoo1e smugglorg who were reported
10 have used tho humble cocoanut
FOR antl-Volstead purposes. A plot
was scented. Expert Hnifters we're
called In and unable to determine
whether the MacNider cocoanuts
were Innocent or guilty. Then an
axe was brought, and a eocoanut
laid open.
TO the disappol ointment OF the vigi-
liant inspectors Il was found that
" wnr what tho tag said--just a
cnconnut.
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the state corporation commission 90
an earning ~ not more than 3 per
cent on the amount of money st
has actually invested In serving IT,
patrons. tho speaker win point out
The conference will open Rt 1880
o. m. az the Hotel Tulsa and con-
tinue throughout the day Several
prominent men In the public utility
Industry will address the conference
and al $500 y. M. the dclgates Will
he taken In automobiles to the West
Tulsa power plant Of the Oklahoma
Fower company the capacity Of
which " now bring doubled. a noon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
RAILROADS ARE VICTORIOUS
Rock Island and Frisco Win Out
When Judge Iicycrscs Decision.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Oct. IA The
Rock Island and Frisco railroads
defeated yesterday. came out vic
torious in federal district court to-
day when Judge John II. cottorai
reversed his order dissolNing u
temporary injunction restraining the
state board OF equalization from cer-
tifying TO as counties Of the state
this years tax valuation figures for
tho roads,
Judge Cotterai ruled yesterday In
Oklahoma City that the roads could
secure relief In state courts and dis
solved the temporary restraining
order granted the roads some time
ago,
Attorneys for the railroads came
into court here today, however, and
presented additional facts and Judge
Cotternl reveraed his order OF yestcr-
day. lie set October 23 for further
hearing.
prcparRtions had been made NJ
the capitol IN oklahoma city earlier
in the day 10 certify valuation of
The roads property in the state 20
tho various counties through which
the carriers operate,
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ANTl-RED SPEAKER WARNED


StftNtS tHN'A'ftH ~ t-t-@''-'S
DALLAS. Texas. oct 14.-Wtl-
liam y. Webhcr. self-styled most
fearless autl.red speaker In Amer
lcaS' who saya his homo town Is
Syracuse, n. ", Is at liberty today
after being cautioned by police nu.
thorities that q permit to make one
speech "a not license to deliver I'm
promptu oratory at any or all street
corners,
Wchhcr was taken 60 the police
station last night, accompanied by q
large crowd. after near riot ana
after complaints had been made 20
police that hts choice OF language
in denunclation OF the 'rods" was
quite obnoxious to the ears OF female
passers-hy.
Wcbbcr was speaking at 4 busy
corner I'm the downtown business
section. his audienC" being
composed chiefly OF out-ot-towu folk
attracted here hy the state fair.
Webber said no had previously Sc
cured a permit TO deliver one speech
but had already made four.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

DENVER Colo.--A queer contriv-
nnrc. declared by police 10 be an
"araon machine" discovered In a
downtown Denver clothing store. re-
suited Goa the detention for luvogliga-
tlun here ~ j. potUrmOu, proprietor
OF the store.
While walking HIS beat early IN
tho morning rntrolman Ryan mo-
tlced tiny blaze in pcternan. r.
clothing store. Ito Immediately
turned iu an alarm ana firr-
mon discovered the larson machine
upon their entrance into tho store.
Tho intricate apparatus consists
~ an alarm clock, q dippcr n sui
uhur torch and an open bucket OF
gasoline.
The sulphur torch was lighted
ana had boon placed IN the dipper.
Above the torch was n stNp N HnHo-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
ANOTHER TEXAN BEATEN
Manager OF Moving Picture Thcater
AT Rosenberg, TeNas, kidnapped.

ROSENBERG, Texas, oct. IL
Three upmaskod men seized Mart
Cole, manager OF a local moving pic
ture theater. at $3.50 o'clock last
night on the main street OF this lit
tie city, took him away in an auto
mobile and kept him out until mid
night, during which time they heat
him severely, In the scuffle that fol-
lowed the attack, a pistol was dis
charged which created considerable
excitement and drew a large crowd
to the scene but before the crowd
arrived tho men had spirited Cole
away. No one has been found who
admitted that he could identity the
ahductors,
ON September 81 Cole was seized
by three men and taken out OF town
and held for several hours, during
which time Il was said. he was given
l 0 days In which TO get married,
The 10 days are said 10 have
elapsed last Saturday,
When the party returned nc mid
night Cole was dumped out OF the
car I'm front OF a home In tho resi-
dence section OF the city.
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lino-Huuaed newspaper. leading 20
the bucket ~ gasoline Under the
d.pp"r ana Hp placed that n would
cause the newspaper fuse 10 become
lighted, wos - quantity OF charcoal
that had boon soaked I'm OIL. The
handle ~ the dippcr was attached
10 the key ~ the alarm clock. when
tho alarm "Wpnt orr the key would
be released thus overturning the
dlpper and lighted sulphur torch the
Tho latter setting fire 10 the news
pupor fuse which led TO tho bucket
ut gasoline
patrulman Ryan discovered the
Tiny h1ze at 3.15 O'CLOCK Ia the
morning ana the alarm clock had
hoen rot for 3.iO
pctormnn was arrested n few min
uies later ~ he was walking past
the store. llo denies all knowledge
or the arson machine"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
MITZI
USUAL SUCCESS
Petite Star in Lady Bill
ly" Pleases Audience;
a Jolly Show
ny IOE CmAMnEnLAIN

N Lady Billy can bo considered
forecast of tls quality of the mugl-
cal presentations to bo offered IL
Tulsa this season, the thoatcr-going
pubic IL truly fortunate one OF
Americas most charming comodi-
ennea In vehicle worthy or her
ability. In briefly describing the
production starring the iuimitable
MitA Mt the convention hall Satur-
day. In time when superlativos
are lavlshod extravagantly in tho OK
ploitntion OF this or that star. TO
say that Mltzl charmed and delight
ed her audience from curtain TO cur
tain. seems inadequate ns II does
nothing more than accurately de-
scribe.
The producers OF tho play are 10
ho compllmontcd on the fact that
they failed to take tho popular ad-
vantage OF hitching most any wagon
TO their Htar, placing all reaponHi-
bility for the success ~ the show In
one quarter. Tn eehow itself In eN-
ccllent. the lines are unusually clev-
or, the music. dancing and singing
are good. The songs possess a quaint
fascination In conformity with the
plot which, though fundamentally
flimsy as such plots essentially are.
portrhys pfoily romance, WHl'h
has It's beginning In a little kingdom
In the lower Balkan states and ends,
as such stories Should. or usually do,
IN the hcro's apartment IN New
York City
The supporting cast provided n
brilliant setting for Mitzl. who, In
the dual role ~ Roumnnia countess
and mischiovious boy wnA given ev-
cry opportunity for display OF her
versatility and dual ability ~ a lyric
opera primR donna and comodienne
There was apparently no attempt
to display originality I'm the scenery
or the costuminR. An efforts In
this quarter seem TO have tended to-
ward quality rather than bizarre ef'
fects. The fact that the general ap-
pearance OF the show lacked any
suggestion Of frowslnoss IN tn,
scenery ana cOstumiug does any
thing but typ,ft II as Il show on the
road.
An unusually large audienc,
packed convention hail Saturday
night, every scat being sold hour
| before the night performance. /
| is no exaFgcratiou TO state that ev
eryone was thoroughly pleased ant
delighted with the show.
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I. O. O. \. DIRECTORY
Odd Fellows Han. li2h South Boz

l. u O. p bihE0lOht
Odd Tellows Han. li2h South Boulder
AURORA LODGE, no. SO. l. o. o. v.
Meets every Wednesday evening. 7;Se p.
W. 7. aADDY, N. q.
NJ. l. PouNDsroNh. Secretary.
TULSA LoDoH No. 90. O, o. ". meets
sverY Tuesday evening. 1850.
TOM GWlNN, N, q.
J. p MOORE, Secretary.
TUBA ENCAAPMENT NO. ", l. q. O. ",
Meets on second and fourth Friday OF each
J. l. HuoHLETT. C. p.
II. u. FuI-LER, Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO. ss. 1. o. o. f.
Regula meeting first snd third Friday
0' cow MRS, NOBLE LowR N O.
MIS-. CARRY DAVIS, SEC,
Usage .sss-R.
TULSA CANTON NO. 10, l. q. o. n
Patriarch Militant First saturday each
". l. boLroH, Capt.
u "A, FULLER Clerk.
No. !. second aud toSrtb Saturday, each
"0"'h RkYM6Nu risAER, y. W.
n. Il HuoHLkTT. W, n.
EREMLiH ruIsoK /. O. NJ. m,st.
syery third Saturday = .. m.
l, J, WRIGHT CHRr.
W. NJ. RICHARDS,
Aiinister OF RecoTdA
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NEW YORK, oct. 1.-THE bodies
of an unidentified man and woman
were found floating in the East
river off the Grand pier at North
beach, Queens, today, Police are In
vestigatinE. No evidence OF foul play
was found on either body.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 1922

day luncheon will be- held st the
Hotel tulsa which will bo addressed
ly Herman b. Nowblock, mayor ot
TULSA ana i. +. owens. vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the
nkIa humH ca A EInnIrIc co
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
BURNING OF SHIP
Is BEING PR0BED
Two Distinct Inquiries
Begun; Seek Out
Fine Cause
2EPRIMAND SKIPPER
Ship Captain Violated Rules
in Giving out Data on
the Disaster

SAN FRANCISCO. oct 1.-Two
ryots'ratIoua ~ the burning ~ the
dner city 81 honolulu will be
launched hero upon the arrival OF
.he officers aud crew ol The nhan.
Iorod steamer
Frank H.Iyrn. pacific coast dlreG.
'or flt fl. United states FNlpp'Ut
,oard. announced tudut th" board
souid conduct broad lHyr.i igiii'n
,f the fire and lta cause ana an ClI
,ttncss connected with It. TIT"
United g'nica department Of com
.unrcs Ui.I also conduct an inVcfu-
ration through lts HtrnmDhip lnHpoc-
Ion service. The board ot inVcHt-
ration will render formal findings.
All rcports received here 80 Tar
'ndicntc that the fire stated In the
BpCuud cabin sections ANA was que
10 short circuit In the wiring,
Duo 90 tho frct that tho city Of
Honolulu formerly the Cor man
Lurr Frederick dor GrpsFe--ia ia the
hnd of tho former German liners
assigned ~ the pacific cooAt 10 iiE-
ure I'm serious mishlps 50 ~ believed
The investigation viii be unusually
thorough
Tho Mount vernon, formerly tho
Kronprin2csson Cccllc, had long
gcrlpA Of bronkdowns while In use
as transport 20 Siberia ana the
Empress of Australia, formerly tho
Won Tlrpitz. had 20 put back 10
port few dnva ago when it was
found her main shaft was out OF
line.
whether the City ot Honolulu can
be aalvagcd will not be Snown until
tho flro dies sufficiently 10 permit
her to be boarded.
WASHINGTON. oct. 1i.-Presi-
dent y ~. smut Of the shipping
boards Emergency Fleet corporation.
said today that Capt H. NJ Walk Of
the frcightcr West Faralou. which
picked up from the open sea the
puasengora of the burned city of
Honolulu. had acted improperly In
sending information by wireless fo'
publication without authority from
the government.
Captain Walk will not he dis
charged. he added. but II his ex-
plnnAtion is unsatisfactory he prob
ably will he rcprimanded.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

LOST Ann gouND :
American Sportsmans Pro.
tectve league. Etfaycd or stolen, satur'
day. october q. brown, curly hair. male
iriHn water spaniel. small white spots
ON breast. tattoo marking, 1T. 4, %. l0l'
ln right ear. name. bustor, reward for
Information, N you SEQ dog OF this
description please notify M. W. o.
Bohneiield. owncr. osage ili0. ---
ATTENTION. American sportsmen's
Protective League MEMBERS stolen,
Old. lemon spots un body, also lemon
licked. tan slightly droopeE as n
broken about three inches back, answers
10 name Pat; liberal reward for infor-
arrest nnd conviction ~ thief Notify
clyde n. Pape or Gus Payne. secretary
90 American Sportsnen's Protective
league. OsaFe SNGs Tulsa.
ATTENTION. American spoitsm.n's Pro-
trctiye league momhers. Lost or stolen,
white. black and tan licked setter dog
right eye and ear black. left eye white
uud ticked. round black spOt on back
just above tail about five inches IN di-
Umvtcr; answers TO name joe liberal
arrest and corviction 81 thief Notify
Dr. NJ A. Houser or Gus Payne. secre-
tary Of American Sportsmen's Protective
League. Phone Osnge ss6s, Tulsa.
TOUND--A place to get mems suits
cleaned ana pressed right for 81; at
Terry Mlllers, Cleaners. i-day service
Cedar it0.
LosT-Brown fur choker, between HALF
burton's and corner Fourth; reward.
Call Usage Gsi0 or Cedar l4g2-R.
LOsT--Rat terrier, white with black spot.
answers TO name Nellie. wearing license.
Reward. Osage lg0.
LoST-Between stones bluff and Haskell.
Wednesday noon, leather suit case. mans
woman's ana lltlle sirls e,9'hinE. same
on letters Reward, a. NJ. Wampieri
MuskoEee, Okla.
LOST. srRAYEp or stolen from oil II.
Second, female Collie pup munths
old. pet Of little blind child please
return and receive reward or Call Mrs.
Berry al the Cotton HoteL
LOsT-Friduy between I ana O'Clock, a
sterling silver bar pin, between Van
dover's and Haver building. WIN finder
please return 60 l72l S. Main or Phone
Osnre 7505-I7 Reward,
LOsr-Airedale pup, about months old
answers 20 name Mike" 1880 5. Bos-
Ton. Osage i65s,
LOsr-Polntcr female bird dog, Is
months old, liver, white and licked
5sqnd iysT sp't on iett hiP yery slsn
on Co. warehouse on North Lewis
LOsr--Boys Erecu sweater. with tan coll
lar, Call osoge b2st-R.
LOST--One black silk purse. containing
keys ami other articles n found, please
return to Mrs. Swain, Usage 1900 og
cedar 1884.
lOsT-Setter dog white. tan spots on
ears ana tan ticks on body; answers 70
name Pat, Return 1909 S. Cheyenne
ana receive reward
LOSr-Oue fcmale black aud tan Are
date dog. Call Usage 4si
ONE team, black aud gray, black brand
ed "a" on shoulder; gray, blotch brand
on left shoulder. both rohched mans;
return 90 scales Mine, east OF city. re-
ward
PARTY who found $40 on Fifth and Bos-
ton, o'clock Saturday please return 10
Nannle Reed, c. II. wrights store: re-
ward
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DR.. r, @. BuBECK has opened his new
offices In Paramount Court, 223 n.
Cheyenne, telephone Cedar 20s2 for the
general practice OF osteopathy also the
diagnosis and treatment OF diseases by
the Abrams method Doctor nuhick has
just returned from San Francisco Cal,
where he studied the Eloctrunic Re-
actions of Abrams under the founder
pr. Albert Abrams OF that city. He +
the pioneer 70 practice the T., r.. A. In
TULSA.
PARAMOUNT maternity hospital for con
finement May work for part OF eE-
penses Babies for adoption, Write for
booklet Ars. n. b. Long Nsii y.
Twenty-soventh St kansas CITY, No.
Automobiles
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WANT ADS

w WAMI AIDS
ALI CHARGE wNSr ADS arc due
ana payable the same day first iuaor
tlon ~ al appears. tAu out .of.iown
wanted ads and nn Wanted 10 Rent
situations wanted. wearing Apparel
sfd u1useho.d Goods nda ato posi-
lively cnHh zoo advance
TELErUOHE w a 81 r D1 are
charged af frn san" .HtH - cash Hir
ana collections will BE- made at your
horne or offi.e 1H soon otter first in.
HnTfiUu ~ possible. Tnia iH Hu accom-
mediation service Hrf payment should
be- made promptly when tl is pre
scented Aiwtya nat your telephone al
to be repeated back 20 YOU hv tho icie.
phone nd faarf fn make sure tnHt A.
has been crt'rfly taken. The World
cannot assume f"fUHIH ni|lif Tor s.DrH
~ any tiud occurring IN telephone al.
yurtiseueufH
Under no rlrclusilrres are We re.
spousible fYr errors lu nuv advert ss.
mont unless reported Immediately after
first Insertion. 80 rclu ZION 'n CoHt
81 an nd will be mads unless error de.
stroys value of Hd
Phone Usage 5000
ASK ron wANT 40 DEPARTMENT
UOURg'
open Daily a. m. 20 2. m,
open sunday. y. M. 60 , .. m.
Ads received during those hours Will
appear IN The world the following
morning
Shliler Ufnnch Otfleo
g. I, cole
Oklahoma CITY HfanDh Oture
stevenson Daily News Agency
i0s n irnTdwny.
kowhirk Branch Offcc
The Pioneer Drug store. " y. starr.
OkmulRee UrnHch Offloe
H. y. NeaEy. Petroleum Building
Phone ;bt8
aapulpa Brspch ofNce
Copeland Bros, ~ South PARK
Phone i5t
west rulss nranch Resau DmE store
CITY BRANCH OFFICE
Heyre Drug store "a y. feco1d
watt DRUG Store 90 4. Cind 'nnRti
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BARGAINS


1920 Marmon, 4-passenger,
cheap.
Late Franklin roadster 1886
Late 20 Ford Coupe =. $40
1922 Ford Roadster ... 290
1920 Oldsmobile Light
Six .............. 40
1921 Oldsmobile
Roadster ........ 225
1920 Dodge Roadster >. 225
1920 Ford Roadster l.. 165
Ford Speedster ......a 55
TERMS
USED MOTORS
sO2 s. Main open Evenings
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Announcements
PURELY PERSONAL

~ Hiih lttTUN VIZ
j. H J.--Wont you come back or write
f,r the chlIdrena aakeI -
HALLOWEEN costumes made 10 order.
ASA X Oiympla. os'Ee 2aOt-J. --..---
IpOsTATG and bladder trouble. piles
constipation quickly painirrsly treated
No knife, massage or dlHiluE. Nlhpi'
pflvHte home treatment. BOOKLET iree N
plain wrapper Electro Thermal CO., fts
baird BidR Strubenvlllc. ohi1.
VIAVt Company
has moved 90 1925 s. Carson, For appoint
ment phone Osare 100 -.---.---
WEgT MAIN MATEVNirY sANtTARluM
home t1t fhc care ana protection OF
young women. rates reasonable h0bies
adoptad Uf " ~. newman. medical
director 1871 W MAN Oklahoma Cty
SPECIAL NOTiCEs o
FOR sALE-II.kst la SAN Francisco via
southern route Cau ps'ro 4sl1
MAaQUEHApE costumes Tor rent room
$50 lows uIdg Second and Bostnn
Phone service aftCr y. ms Usage
t3tf.J
MAsQrEKADE suus Tor rent Indian
Novatv. rni NlIn.
MEDICAL "a
SUCCESSFUL treatments for asthma,
rhrumatau. stomach. kidney and liver
trouble. paralysis. tIthrfIH, pneumonia,
etc. Ior Information call 90 22b Lynch
U.1r Tulsa. OKLA
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