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/ at all appropriate he felt instinct.Ec-
Ly to be inadequate in point Of Gle
gancc.
Fair enough" he agreed with Il
passablc display of good spirit Lets
60 to it, then He approached the
set, upon which two cameras stood
trained at close range, with klicg
lights focused, Now Miss Lee, I'll
just line in what | want Of y9u This
scene
Tho set was Il simple angle. where
two walls met in an apartment haH-
way, with door that opened inward
from a living room set beyond. In
this last the big dramatic moment of
the play was to be staged, a scene
Involving Lucinda ana her two lead
ing men, the heavy father and the
Juvenile, his son. both Of whom We're
understood TO be in love with Nelly.
Here, in his bachelor apartment,
Nelly was to call at midnight on
tho father, to beg him to intervene
With the titular villain ana save
her waywmd brother from imprison-
mont.
The madly infatuated father was
to propose marriage, and Nelly was
10 accept him, momCntariIy carried
off her feet by the sincerity Of his
passion as much as 10y the glamour
of his wealth and social position.
While this was going on, Dick, the
son, passing in the street was to
catch glimpse of Nelly's shadow
on the window shade and, wild with
jealousy, demand admlttance. The
father was to conduct Nelly to the
private hallway" understanding that
she was to slip away by the back
door.
Instead of doing SO, Nelly was to
linger and overhear the quarrel be-
tween father and son, IN the course
Of which it was to transpire that
the former had once offered to wager
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-05-29

Frederick ] Norton and Herbert G.
Norton, impleaded with the above de-
PENDANTS, having beanJ filed in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
said County, notice is therefore hereby
given to the said nonresident defend
ants hat the complainant filed his bill
of complaint in said Court ON the Sth
day of May, 1922, in the chancery side
thereof, and that a summons issued
out of said Court. wherein said suit is
now pending. return1blC on the sec
ond Monday in the month Of June
next. as Is by law required Now, I'M
less you, the said nonresident defend
ants above named. Frederick J. Nor.
ton and Herbert G.. Norton, shall per
sonally be and appear before said Cir
cult Court on the first day OF the next
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-05-29

Elmer Roberts, Solicitor

Elmer Roberts, Solicitor.
State of Illinois, la Sale County
in the Circuit Court To the Juno
Term, A. u. 1922.
George M. Reynolds, trustee, VS.. Fred.
Rrick ]. Norton, Herbert G.. Norton.
3rvie w. Norton, Irvie w. Norton as
administrator with the VIII An
neXci of the Estate OF Mary J. Nor,
ton, Deceased; Irma Domm. Lille
Pearson, Matte May Warrick, Eliza.
aeth Alexandria Graham. c. NJ.
Hutchinson. b. NJ. khnepeter and
81. VI. Ham. In Chancery. Gen.
mo. 25972.
Affidavit of the non-residence of
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the latter that no could m.l,o tho
gill his mistress pitbir , oi,.,,
period of time Wbar,,n,nu in -.
yulsion nf f,.liur \.II, ,,,,g ta oa,,
front tho two ana ubfl, conr,,.,.,i,,,,
shr had ulauuod d,iu.,,,,,.,,, -
marry ,ithcr opn y, ~, ,,l.. -
Them for his ,n,p,,. ,,s,,,., t,,,..,ic
ia br foo pnod :, Il, "a, u.,,,, 49,
either
Nolan proccodod ro,v ia mo, o,,,
/ in his own porson tb, l,,si,,,.s. ,,,hi,,
he rnurnivrd IN ln IA ch,,,,.,,,. f,,.
a girl of NoIIy's uuallry +, clr.u,,.
stances so rortriy.d 10 10 r,.,l,a
vnluutarv .uy,sdrn,,,,ip,, o., t,,.,. ,,,.,
seem coustructiy.lv d.f.rsilla Ara
. IIiriuda loulsol ar u,itL ca,.,,.,t -,
|toution and purI,,,c7 ,,r,,rs ,.,,,,.
|to catch every hint thar ,vo,,ld b.ln
. hen, h.coun g, La,tor o,,ros. tr,,,.
|distrust Of Nolan ..vtondod o,l,. :,
his abilities ne - oongt,,u,,i,,., ,,,t,1,,,
Of storv.t.IIipr rirt,,,.s and d. t,l,,a
of pictorial y,lu.s Fnr mo ,nrv
|ronsid.rahlo ,,nn,,,t of ,au, ,o,,,,,.
|,s . ,,,,to,,i,,, ,,l,i,t, h., i,,,l,,,t,al,'.
nossrssad sbe bad ,,rcl, ro.,r..t
/ This .pth,,sias,, y,s ,,,,,,,i,,,,
AWAY with him pou, ba u,,,, l,,iId
Iiny the solo sceno which I,ci,d,
was ia plav on limos of broad ,,,o.
tionaI uI.lodra,na yyid.t, i,,nns,st
emf with tha sit,ation For..t,in,,
|r,at ,rbu, ,I,.. ,.,.,,.,.,.,, .,,....,,,,,1
,""'' "l'lI' 'i' tol''''aatloi assumed
70 De sollB on beyond the door was
'''' "V'' '''' u''''' " annoy ana us.
gust her "'oHh II concerned, It's
''E',"' 'lo'S were ai'et al hafdly OF
!" ''ala'''F 10 hr,aK her heart
'>oIah was az Nti!' fahtihs ana
IaVlhG IN me angie Tke one gone
i'a'i ''1au win slooK ana sflef. Yet
such was the ife ne infused INTO
me performance that Tor the time
peihs lie 'tuly succeeded III pefVeft'
ing Iutii'ua grasp OF the scene.
Having exhausted MS repertoire OF
tl'o'loiai aitlfce' he stepped out OF
'he camera llhes' consulting Llclhaa
with a glance and the stereotyped
inquiry see "hat / want dear
sHe houoeo "l'hout thinking iou
make II most feai. / II DO my best
anu stepped INTO character ana the
set as the HshIs bIaHed on ire
cameras began 10 TICK ana Nolan
seized ms patton OF authority the
meEaphohe Which he invariably used
Whlie directing, though he had as
much need OF 1t now as the caneras
mad OF telescope lenses.
now deaf' ne bIarea thfouBh
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FOR SALE
HOUSES

FOR RENT The King" property On
Ottawa Ave, No. 1902; large houa";
furnace toilet; lGrre lot, @22y30O feet ;
rent $50; immediate possession
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term thereof tobe holden at Ottawa
IN and or said County, on the seconc
Monday in June next, and plead, an
sWer or demur to said complainant
bill of complaint the same and the
matters and things therein charged
and stated will be taken as confesscr
and decree entered against Won ac
cordlng to the prayer of said bill.
JOHN l.. WITZEMAN
o Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois, May 8th. 1922.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-05-29

FOR SALE-A beautiful location for
residence on small farm, between
20 and 80 acres, one mile from Ottl-
wa. on the scenic highway and com.
prising the advantages Of coal. sand,
gravel, timber and some land to cul
tivate. Apply to W. b. PuSEY,
i Central Lie Bldg, Ottawa, LII.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-05-29
An Opportunity Discovered

The otfense of tampering with a
Jury Is known to the law as EN-
brueery The announcement is said
10 nave made many Young women
quite anxious to be tmpaneled. Pass
ing Show, London.
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George r. Bell, Attorney.
NOTICE,

Estate of Simon Baker, Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
defsigned, Executor of the last VIII
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Continued From Our Last Issue)
CD1l BY louls JossIA Vahcs

I'm sorry. | only wanted you 70
understand why ! felt / had to warn
you against Nelly She's unforu,
nate. God knows, but she's danger.
Gus. too. They all are, once the
stun gets a hold on them, there's
nothing they won't do, no lie hey
won't tell
And this is what goes o. in this
earthly paradise"
"lt isn't California, t isn't Holly.
wood, it's human nature"
XVII
Il UCINDA dated from that Satur.
day the dawn Of a fortnight when
everything went wrong for her
with such regularity ttat, IN The end,
the burden Of it's crosses crew too
sore. the woman had been something
more than merely mortal whose
stores Of fortituGe and fotbearanCc
had not run low
Naturally she blamed Bellamy
But one day Lucinda devoted pain.
ful hours to totaI.nE up her bank ac-
counts, duty which she had been
rpligiously forgetting fot months and
whose performance brouEh to light
the fact that she had alrtduy g.gCn
Harry I.ontlinc checks to his order
in the sum Of two hunlre and ten
thousand dollars, to ~ cashed by
him and deposited TO lhe credit of
Linda Lee, Inc.
If she felt slightly dashed by this
a .fr,y J. S,gs gNF 40
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-05-29
Round Trip $500
One WAY Sf.SS
Round Trip S2.25
One Way Sf.2S

Stop off at Starved Rock State
Park permitted
Boat leaves Peru, H.. southbound,
2:30 p. m; Peoria, northbound. 7:30
a. N. weekdays; $50 a. N. Sundays,
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CHICAGO, OTTAWA
& PEORIA RAILWAY
OTTAWA, ILL.
Effective May z, 1929.
EESTAOtIND

hastbounds cars leave Ottawa sta.
non ior Mars"iIles, Seneca, Morris,
MIhooka, RockIale and Joliet, H., In
u, M. a-g5.00 b5:50, bhG:25, b7: 55.
b9;33, BLISS. In p. M: bl:55. b.h
: ;o5, b3:55, bh4:J5, b5:55, b7: S..
blO.U0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
HEALTH MEETING HERE


Men and women from All parts o.
the state who are actively Interested
IN tho health and welfare of Okla
homans are coming - Tulsa Mon
day FOR the conference of the OKLA
homa Public Health association OK
ecutlvo committee with the Tulsa
County Public Health board ot d.
reCtors.
The two boards will hold q meet
Ing at 10 o'clock Monday morning
In the Tulsa clinic at Is West Elev-
cnth A. noon the members of the
state executive committee and Of the
tulsa county branch board will be
tho guests of the Kiwguis club at
the Tulsa. DR.. A, R. Lewis OF okla
homa CITY member Of the eNccu-
two committee. will be the principal
speaker
Fred Struble Of McAlcstcr Is tho
president Of the oklahoma ossocia-
tlon and y. X. Gaylord or oklahoma
city is the president emeritus. other
officers who will be here for the
conference are Dr. Horace r. Price
OF Tulsa. J. r. Avery OF oklahoma
city. j. l.. Hamilton Of POnca city
all vice presidents. r.. II. Hickson
NJ oklahoma City secretary and j.
Henry johnson of oklahoma city
treasurer Members OF tho executive
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IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply Men
tho sulphur TO an itching, burning
or broken out skin, the itching stops
and healing begins, says noted
skin specialist. This sulphur prepa
ration, made into pleasant cold
cream gives such a quick relief,
even 10 fiery eczema, that nothing
has ever been found TO take its
place,
Because OF It's germ destroying
properties, II quickly subducs the
itching, cools the irritation and
heals the eczema right up, leaving n
clear, smooth skin IN place OF ugly
eruptlous, rash, pimples or rough
ness
You do not have 20 walt for i'm
provement II quickly shows. You
can gel a little Jar OF Rowles
Nentho-Sulphur az any drug store
Advertisement.
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GIRL WONDER TO
SING IN TULSA
Protege Of Nine. Calve to
Hold Concert in This
City December 2

A. the Invitation of several Tulao
persons. Kathleen Kerating, WlchIta's
child wonder singer. Will give a con-
err ~ convention hall here 5a the
evening of December o
MIss Korsting, who celebrated her
fourteenth birthday IN September
Ia said to have voice that ranks ln
tono and volume well up with tho
hoadlinors In tho vocal world. She
is l lyric soprano.
Miss kcrstug entered tho lime
Hight last April. when Nine Emma
tllvc. celebrated French primu
donna heard her IN special audience.
Mime. Cllyc WAS charmed with the
remarkable qualities OF the little
Elrie voice and nt once made ar
ItuEcmcuts 90 take her 10 her prl-
vote castle Le Clhrloros iu the south
of Franco. where tho chlld's musical
education is TO he completed. She
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HAD LOST HOPE
Writes Letter Of Gratitude 90 Inter
State Doctors.
Many Cases OF Bright's Disease. In
cipicnt Lung Trouble, Severe Nerve
Troubles, Etc, Yield to latest
Methods OF Treatment.

The following from Mr.. Rankin,
who is well known at Checotah and
who is OF the solid and substantial
class OF citizens that count, should
be OF interest TO every sufferer from
any chronic disease, He writes as
follows:
"Chccotah, Okla.
81 have been suffering from lung
trouble for the last four years.
Sometimes I could hardly 1--we
for terrible coughing and smother
Ing attacks, tried many doctors
all over tho country and among the
best In Muskogec and oklahoma.
who dld not seem to giyo me relief
called on the Inter state Doctors
and placed myself In their care and
already feel as we'll as ever dld, al
though | have had but six weeks
treatment, | had practically lost
hope OF ever getting relief. can
consclentiously recommend these
doctors TO anyone Rho may. suffer
from such complaints, feel most
highly grateful for what they have
done for me.
~, A. RANKIN"
or course all chronic diseases cam
not he cured hut many so-called in
Curable ones have boon successfully
treated by the Inter state Doctors.
with the accepted and best meth
DDS for reaching all chronic condi-
tlons, the Interstate Doctors have
combined far-reaching methods of
their own.
The Interstate Doctors have made
special study OF all intrayenous
(direct TO the blood streaml meth
ods. They combine with other forces
OF nature all the known serums and
bacterius,
The diseases treated by the Inter
state Doctors are all chronic diseases
OF the blood, nerves, kidneys liver
and stomach. including catarrh,
rheumatism, indigestion, constipa-
tlon, nervousness, loss OF nerve
force. goitre, gall stones, diseases OF
women and diseases Of men.
They had helped thousands back
| to health Some have been cured in
| one treatment (such a. varicOse and
other engagements They are pre-
| pared TO, give the genuine French
! 914.
The Tulsa offices are at 2ts-2la
| Security Rldg.. corner Second and
/ Main. office hours are Q TO 8. oye-
| nings to s: Sundays, 10 TO ~ only,
Z Advertisement.
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and a. 1880 football scores will be
DruadCaat by station kLH,
Attention is called 10 tho fact that
those nouns pro Tor mountain ume,
au hour .Htor than Tulsa time.
Father Writes son
A Tulsa man hhh written "a letter
Go uis SON. Because o. brcatnCB tho
spirit Of father aud son week per
uuH.I1u IuI iia use has uocu granted
aud 30 H reproduced hero,
Dearest Ola son.
When you receive this you viii ba
nIu't,ou years Uf age. / have 10
pinch myself tu be- cure that / am
not dreaming for those nineteen
yoUrs have Hlpod away su rapidly 10
NOW gcvms tD mc. that / can hardly
realize their uIgni. And yet 30 must
ne au. Well tucy have Doou good
ycurs. haven tnDy DVyf Wlth Our
,.uso ,umrad'HhIp lud love aud 100
rou miHYudo .atlndlnFs. And tn'
memory ut uumuuII,ss outings o.
r,ll our fellowship u IA" swImmlng
pool uur mutual J'Fts and genera
good tmos aro drtrur to mo- than
Jlu mIs Imagine. ] want tO. uBht
ueIa and uuN oIufiIm what yuut
dear mattr. ulH wIIftrn you. the
tlUUuu.u Iuy Nltuuu. WJrIy that
you uay, always boon t0 us. ou,
my dear buy, yYu' VIII never know
'Uaf wUul 'uMi moan. ln'I yuu 1I"
t daddy. aud Hus, o. good hNy Una
him d,tulup INTO t ,l,iu tD,u-
minded young manhood, With tui''a
.UU tl. ri,N"'Iut. H npi'udlI fIu-
DON'T ID GOOD 4IlI.... uu .uFID ..Iut
with ti tuI. tIIIH W,Iur. a llvcf OF
luud music auu UO.pturu. ana at
th" same tImc l dandy good outdoor
companion aud pal iud real sports
man IuJuk GOD iul such "a suu'
lt you viii. aa tho years OF acriOuS
things draw nigh. make practical
Of your good fuui Of
general hnoWlodse In a concentrated
effort iu your chosen lluo OF work,
yOu ought to 80 far, aud be known
some day ln circles beyond tho lim-
tied one ui personal friendship and
Kin.
on this birthday 40 near your
legal manhood, let Dad add this
strive IN every way to not only hold
your spiritual status, but advance II
every bit possible Tho soul ~ the
king of man: lot your own alwaya
Mover lot anything--eN-
pcdicncy. fun, good companlOnshlp
In merely social lines. advancement
In material interests, or any other
crcature--deylute you one hair
breadth from the course OF Christ
ian manhood and service which is
the guarantee ~ real VI catnoss. even
though coupled with lesser attain
ments In money or position Prob
ably tho best legacy | can ovcs leave
you win be- the training In. these
things that I have tried to give YOU,
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viii go IN the spring, after the pre-
sent years schooling is completed.
only Inst week. Miss Kerstlng. had
q letter from Nine. Calve. detailing
additional Information M to the
course In music she is 20 pursue be-
fore sailing for France The littlc
girl has demonstrated the powers Of
her voice not only 20 Mime. Calye
but 20 Schumann-I Iieiuke and other
celebrities as we'll. without an eN-
rcption. the greatest vocalists pro-
nnunce her n wonder. Nine Calvo
declared after hearing the third
number; "She has voice In a
century"
The proceeds of Miss ISorstlngs s
Tulsa concert viii 90 toward help
Ing her 20 pursue her musical educa-
lion. As Mime Calyc said. This little
girl lis destined 10 become my sue
rcssor az a singer"
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committee are H. G. Newman OF
Okmuigee. B. .. ketter OF shawnee.
Reverend Metcaf OF Bartlesville,
Prof G. W. Richards OF Ardnoe.
Or. A. O.. Riser of Blackwell and DR..
\. K. Lewis OF oklahoma CITY
y. O.. Henthorno is the preslden,
OF the Tulsa county association. AL
though tho executive committee OF
the state meets as rule In the cap
ilal city II Is It's habit occasionally
20 meet iu other cities that have the
larger associations and to hold in
formal conferences with the officers
OF those branches al the same time.
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winby Peggy" Improved.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov Ii
Baby Peggy" Montgomery, infant
screen star who has been seriously
800 for several days OF a severe cold
that for tlmo threatened to de-
velop pneumonia. was today report
ed wcll on the road 10 recovery The
crisis of the little stars Illness has
passed and attending physicians said
there w0s little cause for anxiety
now However, she will hc con-
was said
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Safe Fat Reduction

Rrduce. reduce. reduce. is tho sioeap .
all fat people Get thin be s'iu. s t,
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ing the unwelcome and unssts',Irs Ne,
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you TO learn the satisfactory t.U.N.a
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giving to your drurgisi one d. .Ir ~
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CHICAGO. Nov - Proposals
f1r u general strike next spring.
tying up several basic industries, to
compel release of the 60 remaining
political prisoners viii be dis
Cussod ot tho annual T. WV, convon-
tion which opens hero Monday Il
WIS announced here today. Tho pris-
uuers referred 10 are those jailed for
violation uf the espionage and other
ANnr.Ilmn InMa
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ls.Ycnr 10y Chnrgch Mlh Mnrhcr

FORT WORTH Texas. Nov. IL
\ i5-yoar-old hoy, Edwin Burk-
hart. was charged In iuvcnile court
today with murder following tho
death last night ot Albert Troy
Coker, ~. Tho two lads had been
hunting Cokor was fbund In tho
woods. fatally wounded, by pass
ing motorlst. Ifc died In n hospital
last night. The BUrkhart lad said
the shooting was accidental.
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$4,000 from officials OF the Central
state bank here this morning on on,
OF the principal streets when tb,,
drove alongside the auto iu whict
the bank officials were riding viz
the money and held them uo F,.
ing three shots through the vim.
shield. they halted the banker, "a,
and seized the money satrheI M,
money waH 10 meet a pay roll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
Little Players to
BE in Tulsa Dec. 2

The Tulsa branch Of the
American association of University
Women is presenting the Little
Thcater Players in Tulsa Saturday
night, December ?. The Players
viii appear in the high school aud
itorlum in three one-act plays. sup
pressed Desires" n comedy by
George Grain Cook and Susan
GlHsswcll. "The Land Of Hearts De-
sire" by Yeats and The Ghost
story" the real sub-deb romantic
comedy by Booth Harrington.
suto bandit Gets $4,000.
KANSAS CITY Kan Nov ---
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Auto bandit Gets $4,000
KANSAS CITY, Kan, Nov II --
Three automobile bandits secured
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no matter how tough or how stubborn
II may have been the corn or chllus that
Ia touched with u few drops OF "deta-lt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

Rugs or draperies can make or break
room. You may not be able to af-
ford Oriental rugs or rare old tap
estries, but you can select those rugs
and draperies that blend. Good taste,
fortunately, has never been determined
by money alone.
Whether you are selecting them for a
bungalow or a mansion, we have rugs
and draperies to suit your taste and
pocketbook. Rugs in rich, soft shades
drapelies that make a harmonious back
ground.
The, advice of our interior decorator is
yours for the asking. He will gladly
call with drapery samples and help you
select the most pleasing designs to
harmonize with your rug and furni-
ture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

Thanksgiving is at hand It's the real feast day
of the year-roast turkey and dressing, sweet pota-
toes cranberres pumpkin pie and other good
things are all delicious symbols The dinners the
thng-but somehow it tastes better in an attractive
dining room.
We have a dining room suite to fit your room,
whether large or small Beautiful, stately suite for
the large dining room-charming informal suites
for the cozy dining room in the bungalow or small
apartment. If you have planned to buy new din
ing room sute-then buy it now in time for
Thanksgiving.