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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-28

The snaky, Theda Bara vampire IS
coming into her Owl again.
Long skirts, long hair. long ear
rings mark her return.
But 1 don't think she Will remain
very long.
She is more typical Of European
women than Of American. In the
draw.ng-roOms Of London and Paris
she appears in an appropriate set
ting.
But in America, where the fapper.
the baby vamp. has reigned supreme
for several years. the sophisticated
charmer is a false note in the pic
m
Answer to ANNETTE: It is true
that the -'happer' has lost favor. How
ever, if you naturally look more like
a happer than d dark, mysterious
vampire, do not try to make your
self over into a vamp. OF course, you
Will follow Fashion. as practically
every other girl viii. But keep your
own individuality. Don't try to act
sophisticated and mysterious, even
though that is the style"
Answer to T. y. L.: Mannish coats
for girls are favored this year for
everyday wear. They are made of
soft wooden materials. Large loose
sleeves are good.
Answer to p. G.:~ Your parents
surely do not object to the man with
cut some reason. You take the attf-
tude that they just do not want you
10 be happy.
Ask them on what they base their
objections. Then either you can show
them wherein they are wrong, or they
will show you that they are right.
Always remember that, although
mothers and fathers sometimes are
mistaken. they always are working
for their children's happiness.
Answer to BROWN EYES: With
your coloring-brown hair, brown eyes
and a fair skin-you should look well
in many of the shades OF brown that
are so popular this year. Choose
warm and golden shades, rather than
the very dark ones. Blue, red and
gray also probably would be becom-
ing 10 you. In fact, there are few
colOrs you could no wear. Black
might make you look pale. II your
skin is very fair.
Answer to L. c. J.: Il is your duty
to call on your new neighbor first.
The first call should be a formal one,
lasting about fifteen or twenty min
Utes.
Answer to PRETTY: II you are
so pretty, and only IS, Ia advise you
to stop worrying about how you can
keep your perfect" complexion. The
hest way to keep it is to eat whole
some foods at regular hours. get eight
hours sleep every night and exercise
q great deal out-of-doors.
Answer to ALICIA: II Is not neces-
Eary to answer a thank-you note, IN
less you wish to keep UP c~orrespon-
dence with the person.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-28
Clubs & Meetings

The Harold c.. Megrew Auxiliary
No. 3, United Spanish War Veterans,
will give a benefit card party in the
club Dor at IL E. Michigan st. at
$50 o'clock Friday evening. Lunch
will be served by the auxiliary.
Ladies of Holy Angels Church, Sec
ton 2, Will give a card party Friday
evening in Holy Angels Hall, at
Twenty-Eighth ST.. and Northwestern
Ave.
The Daughters Of America will give
a card party Friday evening in Bright
wood Hall.
The Ladies Auxiliary to A. o. II.
Will give a caro- party Thursday eve
ming in st. Anthony's Hall on War.
man Ave. Hostesses will be Miss
Sarah Spellman. Mrs. Mary Beihl
Mrs. Bridget Shaw, Mrs. Mary
Sweeney. Mrs. Gertrude Scanlon and
Mrs. Catherine Shook.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-28
Marriage a la Mode

At the smallest home wedding
the throwing of her bouquet, to
be scrambled for by the members
Of her bridal party, is n Of the
features the American bride does
not forget.
The German bride does not
throw her flowers. but one Of her
white satin bridal slippers. The
significance. however, is the same.
Whoever is successful in catch
ing the souvenir will be married
soon.
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Alias the LONE Wolf

parted dryly to this effect at an in
FORMAL conference in his quarters
after luncheon.
Know" Monk announced with a.
little bow, for what, one imagines,
Phinuit would term the Elabor-
at4 Ideag'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-28
This Laxative Works
Fine on Old People
ANY FAMILY MAY TRY 1T FREE

Thousands Of pa1enEs are asking
hemsstUes, Where cen ! find a trust
toorthy ~ldrdttre that 0nyOns in he
family can uss whsn consiipotsd2"
! iii SiH' , E1a 70 pro es : Ss = Es.1 pfpi fS":
sample bottle, sufficient for an adequate
test. Write me mhere 10 send Il.
address DR.. w. b. CaId,DeH, 5f5
Washington 81, Monticello, Illinois.
Do il now!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-28


health, as every
one learns upon
reaching the age
of 90, is the regu-
lar daily move
ment Of the bow
els. If it can be
effected through
the food you eat,
the water you
drink and the ex-
arc,cn r~V faEA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-28

weaken you, and their reaction
tends to make you more consti-
pated than before. .
Now try the milder method.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin does
not lose its good effect with re-
peated use, and increased doses
are unnecessary. Mrs. f. M.
Burgess Of Enfield, N. c., who is
rs, keeps herself in good health
with it, and Mr.. Charles Chorman
of Stapleton, Staten Island, N. Y,
wasted fifteen years and consid-
cradle money on other remedies
before finding steady relief with
Syrup Pepsin.
Use DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin yourself the next time you
suffer from constipation, bilious
ness, headache, sleeplessness, in
digestion, piles or night cramps.
Many thousands of elderly people
use nothing else, and it costs them
less than a cent a dose. Druggists
have sold it successfully for 80
years, and it is the most widely
bought family laxative in the
world.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-28
Thousands have kept themselves healthy
with DR.. Csldwel's Syrup Pepsin

A DVAN age with its
"A subdued ambitions and
strivings could be made very
happy if only good health accom-
panied it, and the basis of good
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-28
Attractive

The sleeves Of a new pink crepe
frock afe entirely covered with tiny
roses of velvet in a much deeper
shade Of rose.
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Martha Lee
Her.


Martha Lee viii be glad to answer
questions Of Times readers regarding
problems of love. clothes and etiquette.
For personal reply, send stamped, self
addressed envelope. Questions will be
withheld from publication at the
writer's request.
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so much the better. But if
nature will not operate it must
be assisted or sickness will follow.
Neglected constipation causes the
blood pressure to go up % per
cent, and that Is the forerunner
of hardening of the arteries. 1t
makes rheumatism and govt
worse, too.
The ideal constipation remedy
for people of advancing years is
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a
vegetable compound of Egyptian
SIENNA and pepsin with pleasant
tasting aromatics. 1t is gentle
and mild, and does not cramp or
grippe. 1t is a mistake to think you
need a violent salt or powder or
pill, calomel, coal-tar drugs and
such things. They purge and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

TOR SALE. saturday 20. new auction
yard uu Archer and North Denver; 20
head horses and mules; oiEht head mlleh
COWS. hogs household guodHi other ar
cli g Mapes, aucttouoCra, J, H. hutun'
manager.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

FOH sALE-Fivs rooms Oh fi,,i,,..---
or by the piece. house NAV be n
terms TO responsible rcar', ,All'
Quincy. Osare 67l5. s.
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds


CAR-Jcrscy mich cows, Cur ana 2.
yGnr.oId hcitrrs. also tow registered
cows hnd hcifrrs. ia sharp, wolfe
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Employment
mlLr MNNTEIl-rEMALE


WANTED. CuIUfed cook. Call si7 s.
Main. Reference rcpuired.
WANTED TounR or middlo-agod lady
with sumo means, and service lu cigar
lnIn. rI.hHr Okla
WANTED Trained child nurse 10 take
caro- NJ infant Write OH particulars
D. % box i22t
WAsTEB.N white woman Tor general
homework, must be good cook Wages
$50 ,Hu osoro a11'
nurNG WOMAN who ts wnuug 10 work..
Uu.t ply, good references piaEIy
WHISKY SECOND ana Hoston
YOUNG WOMEN Hro In demand now moro
than over aud the demand IL increaHa
ing every day. Get thut 'DrRughou. =
Training and you will DO placed I'm a
good position when yuu complete your
cuurH". DruukhuuH business College,
Nl0I s.. Main. On1ge 30sl. The
National h,h"ol"
HELP-MALE or FEMALE 30
CLERKS WANTED for government posi-
ions. railway mail posioffieo. depart.
mcntni fcld. Examination soon. Sal
AIRY ti3O month. Experience not re-
qpircd Particulars scut FREQ concerning
3'I''ns WDrits, I9,1,nDiN roI Se'T9l %.
ington, y. G.
GoNEHNMENr CLERKS wanted; pen-
women good pay. Tulsa examination
Aprll o. Write Mr. Ozment. d35. ST.
NEAT APPEARING. -inteligcnt solicitors
for installmoUt mBgnEiho proposition,
Modern Priscilla. Pictorial Review and
- other standard publications. good
nay every day, Tor hustlots ana per-
uuusnt fob. 'tcuu.cut, hiEh-class.
Phone Osug" 6fGs-H after : y. m. any
dHy. for appointment. We are located
permanently iu Tulsa ana have been
Tor yours
SALESMEN- Men or ladies' new and
most attractive proposition 60 Hulcsucu n
with nhiuty. The most complete line
of ladies'. mems and children's hosiery
ever placed on market, sold direct 90
customer. big money ana permanent
connection with opportunity to Hd-
vance TO local and district man
aEyrship, straight commission or salary
and drawing account if preferred. Ap-
ply bOi Kennedy.
WNNTED-Scycrsl girls and boys to sci
homemade candy. Apply III s. wheel
ing.
WANTED -Fitst-class nouunion viulinist
and HaNophonist practice with anna
teur orchestra. Call Usage Aiil after
y. m.
| WANTED Middle-aged woman or mar
riod couple. woman to work In kitchen
and man to work on farm, two and one
quarter miles south from oak Lawn
cemetery. ~. L. Nogel. route l. Tulsa
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wutN yu mu,o ,au Gamble rmuaf.r
PAINTING AND DEtOUNIING so
All unH>uW rAINrIsg CaI.m'u.
lHr l.nr ruah'uE co. ,Udar ..Ii
IfIr'g reasonable
a. D. IOugr rupcrnurgluF ouu paint.
iuH Nu#I.u.s ~ N. hoH'i1lo. 'UdHr
tArI. U#AU. otIit=r.uar haUatur UuI
painting. ria'. close vurl. lnv prIr.H
GAIL FUE l39f md fare m0uuv 900
guur painting aul decorating, wo Euor.
ron sPutNG PAINTING ana pbpcrhung.
lug. can os1Yo l9N, reasonable. -
o. D.. kirby
rauorharror aui painter, work guaran.
tc0l, samples. prices. reasonable. psaEo
.tOr rNsr-ctAss rNrEnuAHdru and
decorator onll oanEo '.3o.H All work
fuuNIsit PAPER npd papor rooms Tor
o. ana up. Ininiinr nul rnlriminiuF
An work guaranteed. Rogers. the
pninior. OHUH1 Al1'.i.
JUST remember. for papsrhnnHing aud
pointing call }. w.. M,nthrrs OssEo
b7iN Samples brought TO your home.
EHummos chcoffully given. -t-
rArEmh&ulNd, painting, patch pl9,ss.
Charles kcHlcr. osago ti.o.
rAINTINu and pnprfrlugins. Hampiss
furnished iOc rer roIl up. pntch plag-
tgrlng ana cnlcimlnlns. eau ua'g'
bA+n J. IrHhnnl
suurifEHLANb PAINTING co.
Paintlug. paper hanging and hntdwood
Finishing. service. quality ana the right
pricc. ci2 w Thtd. osnge tlid
Employment
nEIP WANTED-MALE gs
ALI MEM women. boys, Girls over o.,
la a.
ftAI. Wtiio ME-. OzmouL sgs st. Louis,
Mo, Immediately.
ENPERtGNCEu credit man and account.
ant. must have Al references Auto.
mobile experience preferred, Nddroaa
box taol care world.
ENrERENcEp puq nov WANTED A.
criterion cafe, DO u. Fourth.
MAI draftsmun wanted at once, GOOD
pay Htondy Job. Address iiox sh'-E
care world.
MAN Tor combination Ntchtn work. also
| waitress, man nnd wife preferred. BIG
heart cafe. blghcattt Okla,
! MAN undor 20 with some experience in
rotnN merchandising. For Interview
must state hgc, sizo ~ family pr'Niou.
| experience and present occupation. II
| employed must develop tu fll position
~ trust requiring considerable ability
! within four years. AddroFa tal.b care
| world
! OPENING for good general Insurance
| man with m established agency WRIT
! Ing nll kinds ut Insurance. Address
| hov 66f.E. world.
OWL
| Clean suits tt00
| Usage G0S3
sTENOGRApHER wanted. ono with sell.
ing ablNty, to do combination work.,
| NddrrHH 26l-E World,
L IU..
machine man. Apply In person. bl9 E.
| FirHt
| WANTED Furniture salesman in soc-
| und hand 'Ftorci profrr one with Ford
| delivery. ear Bowers Furniture NoHpla
| tai 81. tnrluuail Az uHhgc do0h.
| WANTED Paper hansen and decorator
| 60 exchange spare time work Tor board.
J OsaEe ots1.
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EmnloYment
III.Ir MNNILn -MNLE

r.Ha'rg vort csil Gssge iseo.
WANTED 100 HOYH
n.S 50 ohtSg5r thap f"rmSrIy i"S Frei I'
tw1h CO.. 20 vs.. Third 80. Phone
WAIST Ip ENrIuy aIuFIo man bDtwro0
- nui a.. vHH H fnishinE school uui
N...# .UfH Hrr. experience ~ uu#
I..| .f wul. H.I l.. aud tnthrrs ur.
wrnUln. N1Hrr' ls.N World,
WANTED. Iuu.F mHu Ht'u0Ftaphcr D.,
|HH department. rNIHfrufUH ipRuIfrI.
Aury .ait.I HpoDHiuru CO.. 3ii w.
Ypu.D MDN Wo u demand now moro
,ng s,,.v daU oct NJ "pr"urbop
T8uua and YOU viii be placed In %
,pu.Ha. DyuEbou.H husiuess College
bIui4 E Main. pa1Ec aOAl, ''iho
National SCHOOL,
nELr wNNTED-FEMALE 80
UpOEkuGpEN vaUtcf. young refined
huHIuUHI woman. good rhnurg Tor nd
Nuurrunui address JOE Wnrld
ENrEHlgNCEu alteration hHs'Btaut. Ap-
ENrEUENgED COOKE. Ablo to DO
homo ,YnlIur. hest working conliilunH
and good uINpOfltiOu tu right parties.
Npuls New England Cafeteria, II W,
mquY EDUCATED YOUNG LADY
preferably school teacher to tul fr.
ruouubIo uosIuoo during sumwer vac
cation. good rHiufy AddHuHH Eduru-
tIunul IytcnHion Department 10i
American lnuH u1r kanaaa CITY Mo.
MUuEus servant quarters iu exchange
nr laundry work 2ili S. CincinnalL
owl
Clean ladlg. cuts 'haa
sTENuGUArHER wanted, guo with arll-
ing ability. 20 tO combination work
Nldrrr1 eGo.E. world.
ulG NEST shoo We emmy Tor women.
oNturiH or pumrs Tor flSo, others
tursrrr Tuist Garment Factory
WHITE WOMAN for general homework
widdlo-nYod preferred, ns1go A2iA
WONFN'R aud rhiidrrn'a tcnuia shoes and
oNfords. ti. Tuisa datment Factory,
WANTED Maid for general housework
aud help with children. Must have rot
or,urc can as s. Denver.
WANTED Women 60 enroll In our six
Woke sptinE millinery course tot F.9.
Tldruw'a school OF Millinery 10 W.
Third
WANTEp-EEpcrienro whito chamber
maid, Apply Long Hotel, West Tulsa.
| WANrEp--Colured maid for general
| house work. must be good oook Apply
! 1l'b ~. Main, up9iair4.
| WANTED Experienced govcrnoss to take
! caro- uf three children. ilehne EiVo par
! tDu'1rH. Address T. -. lnN 1852.
| WANTED. Everybody tp got a sample OF
Mrs MIlnihrUpa tHffy candy. 6is s
Main
WANTED Middio-ugcd white woman tc
do general homework. t2s y. Seven
treuth. Phone OHnEe ross.
WANTED Waitress at Ideal cafe, ska
took, okla.
WANTED Pastry cook; ono experienced
ana ahlo TO do homo cOuking, best ma 10
turinl and working conditions. Apply
New England Cafeteria, ~ w. Fourth.
WANTED Women 90 enroll IN our eve.
ming course w millinery beginning April
! sly weeks course $50 only evening
cIafs this spring Do not phone. Tid-
rows School ~ Millinery. ~ W, Third.
WHITE MAID fUr general housowurll
one who has had experience, iH thor
ourhly c1pahIo. SO others need apply.
can az COS E. seventeenth place. or
,.Hy,, n..r. NHHT
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Personal Property

FOuh ROOMS OF furniture f7- -.
cash. balance on monthly r. iiG
Phone Usage o5J5 after b. ~ 's.,a y.
day ..' of s
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MIR MERCHANT.

MR., MERCHANT
10 you want 20 reduce your stockf
DO you want TO raise money!
10 you want 20 quit buBiness2
II so, make no mistake. Contract with
as today, Plans and estimates mailed
free upon application,
kILLlON SALES co.
MERCHANDISE SALE PROMOTERS
BOX a.. BIRCH TREE, MO,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

Six MICH COWS-HFull blood Jersoy
male aud about 125 mixed chickens Tor
Hbout two blocks west ot thcfohro
park, next 90 railroad eau afternoons,
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Business Service
MONING Ann nTOnAGE

VIZ IU FAMILY NDttht. IWU tn,r.
% r.r hour ,odIr 2tfe
WHEN yu mu,o coll Gamble Tuuai.r
bHHrH HHIF
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FURE EXTRACTED HONEY. two 6O-I6.
cans, Sil, Cash with order H. Robi-
uou, Taylor, TCEns
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tNiIIiITs
Poultry
B,HRED ROCKS
Etitis

EGuS.
.ARRED HOOK EGOs Tor hatching, de.
liyorod oauge 3lea,
BRED no LAN-s,-C, Rods Unh silver
Wyaudottos. 10 cBrs $3.50. safe arrival
EuaTautcci. W. q. Musiuh IroIcu.
NrNuH.
BARKEp ROCK aub Khpd0 island Hed
CgEs. extra fine tlorki ALSO ONO lot Of
young RhodO lHlpud Rod and buff or
piugton hens aud CUDNrrpl4 for sale.
reasonable, W, %, HohuUigld, Usage
ll10.
FERRIs 400 etraiu. SOLICITED White Log.
horn eEgs, ts per igo' II. Y, Eysas.
route :. Phone N-b5,
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Statesmen AND AGENTS a.
a GOOD opportunity for "a real life In
huJauce salesman and organizer. now
open TO take charge Of agency. Tulsa
tho right man. Address John w.
Secrcst. state manager oklahoma city
BOOK MEN
TO sell
THE nook OF KNOWLEDGE
Tho Chlldren's Encyclopedia. Live In
quirios ana live leads on interested
prospects furnished. Telephone or write
y. 4. Murphy Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa, Okla.
F1RsT-CLAss saleAmnn 10 sen the safe
cabinet worlds safest safe, city work;
must furnish best OF reference. q. II.
hartlelt, gus Mayo Bldg. ldg.-------
PRINTING SALESMAN
Printing and Office supply house desires
the services uf young printing and office
Hupply salcsmap Tor work outside Of
Tulsa. We have q straight sales propo-
sition with guaranteed salary Tor young
man familiau with 1. r. A method ot
pricing printing, Please give age and
experience In first letter. References
required. Address box 361-E World.
STOCK ESMAN-Iugh.cl man 10
handle Al proposition, liberal arrange
menta; permanent connection, sac Mayo
lildE. bsago s9tt.
WE TRAIN YOU TO BE SUCCESSFUL
l have splendid proposition 20 offer
city and road sulesmcn. our mon are
making $50 week and up. II you are
the largest manufacturing concern Of ia
kind IN the country where quick proc
motion Is assured, call ana see me per-
BIDS ~ ~ Third st.
WANTED, sALEsMAN-Lqoa wholesale
house dealing IN heavy machinery and
equipment for machine shops and ga
RACES has opening Tor "A flrst.claHs sales
man We arc looking f1r IA iggh-grade
man, one that can really sell this class
90 merchandise ana trade. For such a
man we have am excellent proposition.
Address your application IN detail 10
Sal tl1Hmauagcr A. @. BoE l9l, Tulsa,
okla,
SITUATIONS WANTBn-MALE a.
-AccountRnt oNptrt,uccd. COM
petent. desires permanent position. Best
references. Osage 7tss.
| AUTO electrical specialist and battery cK-
pert, desires permanent employment
with good reliable firm. Address J69-
D., World.
| BooKKEEPER-Can handle several more
! sets ot books, day or eveniug. Fifteen
years accounting experience. Address
sat-E, World.
| GIANuE WANTED-Four years cTFe,i-
once oil company pay rolls, oompeus'-
| deHiro change With advancement puvB..
bIIliirs. Not lees than fllh to start,
| Iuly capable. Must bo eorfIrn'ial
| ENpERlENCED COOK desires lob In
cafe as second pastry or fry cook, salts.
faction guaranteed. Phone Osage i39l,
| ENPERlENCED general office man. Typ.
igt accurate and reliable; excellent ref
| crunccs. Address box At1-C, World.
| EXPERT palesman wants proposition that
i Will pay $500 per month or better
straight commission; no real estate OF
| life insurance. Address 6j7-E, world.
! EN-SERVICE MAN. 20 years old. wants
! position as private chauffeur, expert.
| Unccd ana careful, urgent need OF work,
/ tll-E, World.
ENPERr ACCOUNTANT. collection man
| ugcr and credit man, axe 30, last four
| years large firm certified accountants
| desires connection large firm, requiring
| capable man, Address e67-E, World, =
| EXPERIENCED white man. refined
| wants OH company boarding house OF
| tcook shack, WIN go anywhere. 4. o.
bOS 1906. Cleveland, Okla
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ONE FIiEsT COW-Four gnllona por day.
first new house south Of West Tulsa
potfDffItU.
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LARGE store building with or without
stock, siX living rooms east 'front.' good
locality $3.50. Osage 9t77
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pEWRERRY PLANTS

STARK TREES BEAR FRUIT
REAR NOUNGER-IINE LONGER
STAIRS GROupE METHOD LAND
SCAplNG,
PHONE CEDAR 30lO STARK SALESMAN
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Poultry

PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
rOU sALE.sIN white plymouth Rock
hons and one cacErgcl. $3.50 each. 2s23
D. Tenth
The spectator., 1922-04-07
A State and National
 Disgrace Demonstrated

Yates Standridge, who has killed three men and broke out of the penitentiary three times.
 and was paroled the last of Feb ruary. is in the Harrison jail mortally wounded. After his parole he was put on the Prohi- bition Enforcement force and soon had a murdered man to his credit. Sunday night he and a pal were found on the street. his pal dead and he shot to pieces.
 It is supposed that his .brother. Alonzo Standridge. is wanted in connection with the killing, but IS hiding out. It is thought the killing was caused by quarrel over barrel of whiskev. The killing of two men within six weeks after being paroled brings the penitentiary management in- to the spot light once more. To turn q man like h i'm out upon the public IS a crime. and to employ such a character as a Prohibition Enforcement officer is an insult to q common bOotlegger and an outrage to common decency. The employment of such men shows the rottonness of the service, and there should be a general clean. ing up in that branch. Any officer can be accurately judged by his deputies. If his deputies are rotton. he must be rOtton.
 It is not true that good men can
The spectator., 1922-04-07
Wrestling Match

There will be a wrestling match at the Victory Theater Saturday night April 8 after the picture show. Kid Thomas is matched with Cyclone Mitchell of Omaha. Neb., for finish match. Mitchell will be the first wrestler that Thomas has met this season in his own class. both men weigh about the same and a fast and exciting contest is looked for.
 Mitchell has but 8 few defeats marked against him at his own weight.
The spectator., 1922-04-07

Joe Gray has moved in from the Fair View nei9hborhood and is working for E. R. Pr0theroe.
 That unreconstructed rebel. Dick Duncan, made us a most pleasant visit today.
 If the party that took my note case out of coat pocket in MT. CIark's shop in Ozark will return contents of same. there wills be no questions asked. L. P. Earp. Ozark, K. 3.
 Ernest Rose, who has been working for E. k. Protheroe for several years, has put in a black smith and woodwork shop in AL ma in company with his father. and moved his family there to- day. We hope he will strike it rich.
The spectator., 1922-04-07
Class Play

The Sophomore and Freshman classes of the Ozark High School gave a play Wednesday night at the opera house, to . large audience. The play was . bur- lesque on Shskespear's Merchant of Venice. and was laughable from start to finish.
 The cast of characters were well selected and the players were exceptionally good for amatures. Some showing more than ordinary ability.
 Miss Coleman directed the re. hearsals and is to be congratulate ed upon the success of the enter l tainment.