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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24

In response 20 the request from b
reader i'm Old Mexico. l am sending
my rocipe for light bread, which is
the best and simplest method I nave
ever tried:
Boil two medium sized potatoes NJ
quart Of water until mealy, then
put through a sieve adding TIM water
IN which they were boiled. Cool ,s
luke warm. then add four tablespoons
sugar and cake Of any good dry
Yeast. previously dissolved in one cup
lukewarm water. Cover and set away
TO rise
when ready TO mix into bread. stir
the Yeast we'll and save out one cup
ful as n starter FOR the next baking.
Tut In the mixing pan three quarts
of siftcd flour. one level teaspoonful
salt and three slightly rounded table
sroonfuls lard Pour the Yeast into
quart measure and add enough luke
warm water or milk to fill the meas
tre. Add this TO the flour. etc, sth
we'll then kuead until the dough Is
smooth and elastic and does not stick
to the hands Cover with damp
cloth and put in warm place TO rise
Let rise until about three times its
bulk. then linead down. form into
loaves and place In baking pans. Let
loaves rise until about three times
their bulk. and bake in IN oderate
oven one hour.
When ready TO bake again proceed
as before but use the starter saved
Unsteady Of dry yeast. This should he
kept In a covered glass lar in a cool
place II milk Is used In mixing NJ
the bread instead Of water. II should
first be scalded, then cooled 10 luke
warm
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CRUcE REPLIES no SERMON
Justilics Ills Position on Ground that
lie Follows "a Christ Who
Never Did Cruel ACt.n


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-HoNernor cruces ansNer to the ser
mon OF heV. MT Mlllln OF oklahoma
'lS, III Whloh lhe lalier urged inc
oapl'al punishment ana reviewed me
governors position AGAINST capllal
punishment Is contained IN me lol-
lowing lelter the governor wrote 70
A. D. Alllsoh OF liarlshorhe'
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OF or the l9lh ana nave read II WIN
great deal or Satisfaction inc
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sermon ahd ] presume he mas d'h'
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one lhlng ! am glad is true, ana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24

simple leaf to the task Of covering
her uakcducss. Therefore one need
not Dee surprised nt The ability Of the
modern woman to wear any style OF
dress under the sun,
Woman ia the most adaptable crca-
turc ON earth she can adapt her
self to any style. II II is stylish To
be fat she can be- fat, II Il IL stylish
tobe thin she can be thin. II is
hardly a question OF the style httine
her she hts IT, Not every woman
/ hclongs 10 this class There stil re-
main a great many women who pre-
serve their modcsty ana from whom
the bloom of pure Womanhood has
not been brushed by the hands Of pre-
datory and thoughtless men who have
lost their rcmcmbranccs Of mothers
and sisters or whose mothers and
sisters first taught them to lack re
spcct for women. But there Is a large
class OF women who can be seen any
day on any fashionable street dis
playing their slim and sinuous forms,
accontuatcd by art revealing that
seN-appoal which some women seem
To deem $50 necessary
The most charming thing about n
llttlc baby Is It's complete lack Of self
consciousness The most una ttractive
thing about some women is their alb
solute sclf-conscousncss They walk
the street with an air Of "how do you
like me-" carrying constantly I'm their
style Of dress the fatal attractlycness
OF seX-dlsplay
The word display is not too
strong, for that, after all is what the
dress Of many women ESSENTIALLY sug
eosts ON every street corner in a
large city there are young men. prey
crs upon humanity, who feast their
scnsuous eyes upon the artfully dis
PLAYED charms which should be sac
red 10 a womans innocence,
It IS very probable the woman does
not mean Il that way. she is merely
yielding 10 a desire TO attract the
attention Of the opposite sex and she
takes the means most commonly
known and used by her sisters. In
many cases she is innocent Of any in
tcnuon Of wrong but can she retain
that innocence? Sooner or later she
will come to realize the fun effect
~ the form-clinging gown upon thu
male sex and when she comes TO this
realization, II she Is pure in heart, she
will change her style Of gown.
The attention many women give TO
their dress forces them 20 concentrate
their attention upon their
physical heads, and tho two high
er and better sides Of woman's self
withcrs and wastes for the lack OF at
tcuuon She naturally becomes
dwarf mentally and morally, She
while giving more attention 10 her
hair than she does to her soul be-
comes "a sort 81 decorated animal, for
the only difference between a human
and an animal is the soul and mind
force possessed by the former.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24

LEE CRUCE, Governor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24


n auy NJ the household are missing
from home when this paper Is first
unioIdcd mis- morning, let all the fault
not br laid upon the broad shoulders
oi Colonel Roosevelt For before he
arrives and while he Is In the city In
tne early morning hours, four trains
Of areuIc grandeur, all OF the won
d,rfuI people of dear old Spangletown
ana many Of the orlatives of the late
aud lameuted boasts of the jungle that
crossed the train of the mighty hunter
win Doe unloading on the same tracks
aud surely some Of the blame for
getting out before breakfast viii be up
TO all Of this
In other words, the great big Red
Wagon holiday is here. The circus is
in town with all OF the stretched out
rainbow ana gold, glcam and glitter
of nrenic achievement, Ringing
Brothcrs have rolled into the city,
bringing the biggest show OF their ca
reer with al of the old fashioned cir
Gus blended harmOniously into the
novelties Of the day. The circus comes
from Bartlcsvlle over the Santa F'e,
and is due TO begin arriving before the
sun is up. The trains will comprise
sc cars with 10 sleepers for the human
end Of the shows. The unloading Will
start at once and the ''runs' from the
trains down tl the waiting teams will
be at the Santa lee tracks and Cincin-
anti avenue.
The advance guard TO complete all
of the physical arrangements were in
the city yesterday laying out lots and
parade and hauling routes and attend
iQg to the myriad OF details that keep
this canvas city moving from coast to
coast without n hitch and apparent
ease, The parade route is given above
The local street car management has
promised full service to the lot and
Tulsa still remembering the enjoyment
Of It's Durbar has had its appetite
only whetted and is ready for more.
The parade will be a big show in
itself and the five famous brother
showmen announce that II is the most
gorgeous thing In panoplied pageantry
that they have ever sent down the
highways, Ii will show all of their
fine stock, there Will be many in har-
ness and hundreds mounted by men
and women in the gloriOusly colored
costuming OF the Ponca De Leon per-
led. Bands there WIN be In plenty,
clowns galore, the elephants, a team
of camels driven the same as horses,
a quartette of zebras also broken to
the bit and many glittering tableau
cars peopled with gaily garbed girls.
Ringing Brothers will give two
performances here starting at two
and eight o'clock, the gates opening
an hour before each FOR a view Of the
extensive menagerie The program
will be opened with the spectacle 'of
Joan OF Arc, in which over thous-
and characters Will appear on the
stage, taking up nearly one side of the
big top" and amid all Of the scenic
OF great theatrical pro
duction
The circus performance will follow
with 125 acts in which will appear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24

$40 performers, most of whom are
making their first tour Of the country.
the ends Of the earth having been
searched for novelties In the rldlng
acts VIII also be seen the best Amer
lean SKIN, equistrains whose names
have illumined the history of circuses
for many generations Throughout the
show fifty clowns win keep up a fun
fusllado,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
CIRCUS TO COMPETE
With TEDDY TODAY
CAME IN FROM BAH1LllNNILLI IN
TRAINS or 10 SLEEpElts AND
80 FREIGHT CARS.
CIrcns pnrndc konlc.

Ringing Brothers street pageant
Win leave The show grounds. ltlca
and uarton streets, at 10 o'clock this
morning ana cover the following
route Second 10 Cincinnati, to Brady,
to Main, 90 flfth, 10 Boston, 10 Sec
oud aud thence returning 10 he lot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24

Mrs, J. Dwight Moon, whose bril-
liant weddin in June wuz all tn talk
an who has resumed her ole job at
tn Trade Palace says Tiers lots o.
harder ways { get money than stand
in up In store all day m ban
quet at Melodeon Hall last night wuz
a big success. Even tn walters wuz
satisfied,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11
g R. |. RED EGGS FOR

-. =. ~
HATCHING- Strain winning
first pen. international Show; Is
utility for $3.50; Is fancy for
$500 Utility cockerels, bargains
for $3.50. Address Morning
Glory Farm, Kirkwood, Atlanta.
Ga. 1925
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Houdans.


FOR SALE" Faultless" Houdans; this
strain has been egg bred from trap
nest records since April, 1920; I have bred
and twelve years for large size chalk
white eggs. These fowls are extremely
hardy; have neither comb nor waffle to
freeze and are the best all winter layers
in open front coops "Faultless" strain
Houdans have won every blue ribbon at
New York, Boston, Chicago and Phila-
delphia shows for past six years; eggs
and stock sold on honor; send 10c for the
largest illustrated poultry catalogue ever
issued 1t tells you how to breed these
fowls, which average ESQ eggs a year
apiece 1t tells you how to net $4,000 a
year from 100 hens f. F. Macavoy, sec
rotary Houdan club Cambridge, n Y.
3-21-49
HOUDANS from the best exhibition and
egg strains in America In our pens are
winners from the leading shows in Ten
nessee. Write me your wants. DR.. Leep-
er. Lenoir City, Tenn. $50
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Leghorns.

WHITE LEGHORN eggs from choice
healthy birds. Is for 81: also some good
breeding stock for sale a 80 each. r.
G. Fuller, 40 Whitehall ST. 4-9-S
CHEROKEE WHITE LEGHORN FARM
Box L. Centre. Ala We breed birds to
lay and win. The kind that both fancier
and farmer need our birds have made
sensational winnings, winning North,
South. East and West Our show record
shows us to have the best birds in the
South. It has been proved that the best
SHOW birds aNs the best layers. Write
for prices CaMlog free 11-4-1
10000 WHITE LEGHORNs- American
Poultry Plant Cleveland, Ohio Laying
pullets cockerels and eggs for Matching
our specially Prices reasonable Bred
for quality and superior egg production
S720-4
prize winning strain I'VE weeks old
35c each. Can be seen Sunday. Is East
Mitchell 55-11-5
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Games.

DARK CORNISH-B from the best
imported birds in this country. Won in
Atlanta January. 1912; first and second
cockerel, first and second pullet: American
and best pullet and other good prizes.
limited number eggs for Matching: IS and
SO per setting. Write +. S. Gates, Doug
las, Ga 1-17-36
DARK Cornish eggs remainder of this
season, 81 80 per Is; chicks for sale.
Mrs. A. G. Miller. Louisville Ga Bills
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Cornish Indian Games.


INDIAN GAMES-Eggs from
prize winning stock: So and S. for Is
Gaymont Farm, Box I'LL, Atlanta. Ga.
3-27-11
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ATLANTA QUOTATIONS.
Nav II, 1912,
fcorrected by Mccullourh Rro,1

- 5CITI y NTCN-U IUWBN fTT0N-I
Eggs-Fresh selected. no guiness
or dirties. 30Q21, miscellaneous,
Ie4 l9c; guineas and dirties. 14d15c
PoultFy-tive per Mound: Turkeys
l2Iad l5c; ducks. l0d12tec, geese. s
q &c. hens. 1361ze: BOOSTERS. -Sd 10c;
hroilers. 300 35c each, owing to size:
fries. 500 soc each
Dressed, per pound. Turkeys. Is
81: ducks, 1SG 20c. geese 100
ROSTERS. 1OQ11c =
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White Laced Red Games.

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WHITE Laced Red Cornish Indian Games
limited number of eggs at S. for 15
no stock for sale a any price. Gaymont
Farm, Box I'LL, Atlanta, Ga 3-27-12
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

Y0U ARE WANTED for government po-
sition, $50 month, send postal for list
of positions open Franklin Institute
Dept 49-P, Rochester. y. Y 33-7-5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

KELLERSTRASS White Orpington egg
81 and SO setting IS for so; six hens
and cockerel, excellent birds. $50; baby
chicks, soc each. Ship Bros. Finleyson,
Ga 4-6-72
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RI. Reds.

CALLAHAN famous Reds always win.
They will win for you in the strongest
shows Send for mating list and photos
of Ideal Reds Stock and eggs for sale.
Callahan & Son. East Point Ga l-31- 20
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Help Wanted Male and Female.

- -----~~-~~--------~->
WANTED-Pe Persons to write and copy
letters; SO 10 S25 a week readily made
by following our practical directions. Send
self addressed envelope for particulars
Brooks Copying Co 924 Pa Ave, WASH
ington, -. c. 44-11-5
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Help Male

STOP a Hilburn hotel heart OF city;
quiet room; transient soc. open all night
32119
WE WANT five ambitious young men to
become real estate statesmen: We are
now selling lots on easy monthly pay
ment plan and will give you contract
which will enable you to make s25 TO $50
per week and a the same time afford
you an excellent chance to learn the real
estate business. Apply Charlton Barrett
coz \. Broad St ISIS
YES. Professor g. o Brannng viii teach
you the barber trade dts easy) We
teach in one half time of other colleges
Course tools and position in our shops
only $50 Why pay more Thousands of
our graduates running shops or making
good wages Atlanta Barber College. 10
last Mitchell street. 3-ll-l1
YOU ARE WANTED for government POI
sition. $50 month send postal for list
of positions open. Franklin Institute.
Dept f9-P.. Rochester y. $50
WANTED First class gin man; one who
ply, with references. to Georgia Agricul-
taral Works. Fort VALLEY. ca 5-7-36
W A n T ED First-class
white barber. Must I'M
derstand his business thor
oughly. Sober and high
toned in every particular.
Address Barber Shop, Lock
Box ,. Louisville, Ga. IS Is
WANTED-At once, two good roughstuff
! rubbers Norman Buggy Co. Griffin,
THREE cement hnishers wanted. Apply
Southern railway freight depot at once.
ANTED-Competen colored man with
experience for butler and general work
on lot Apply with references TO 81
Elizabeth s.. 59-33
WANTED-Good man 10 take charge Of
general merchandise store to be opened
IN August in small town man employed
can take trip to Baltimore In July with
proprietor to buy opening stock; none but
experienced and capable men who can
furnish Al references need apply Ad-
dress T. Q. Box a. Ty t., Ca. 5-951
WANTED Manager Of sales vehicle fac
tory capacity 5000 to O 900 No one but
first class experienced man considered
Address Southern, Box 500, care Geor-
glan 5-948
WANTED First class butler not more
than sixteen Bring references 40
kennesaw avenue. Phone Ivy 1862 1.
WANTED Experienced form carpenters
az once Apply Charles p Ga6oury.
w ANTED-Man for ship
ping clerk. Must be able
to give bond and furnish
references. Answer in own
handwriting, stating age
and experience. P. O. Box
663. 1921
EXPERIENCED men wanted white or
colored. for hotels. cafes and restau
rants, city and all parts Of the South
and willing to work. @all FEEDERS Employ
ment Agency, 25S 254 Gambler annex 104
North Pryor street. 5a-40
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STOP at Hilburn hotel; heart Of city:
10i9 Walton st, If you want a clean.
> I
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

EXPERIENCED men wanted white or
colored for hotels. cafes and restau-
rants city and all parts Of the South
Good positions for men of good character
and willing to work call Feders Employ
ment Agency, 25S 254 Gambler annex t04
North Pryor street. $40
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Wyandottes.

Z - 7(7l1-7----l0[7l7[
GOLDEN LACED and Columbian Wyan-
dottes S. c. r. l. Reds: eggs. 81 and
s. per Is w. D. Bennett. Molena. Ca
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Agents Wanted.

WANTED-Ag gents in every locality hav-
ing 1000 or more negro population to
anteed hair remedy for growing and i'm
oroving the hair of negroes: no fake:
goods tested and approved of by gov
eminent officials. Agents clearing from So
70 S15 weekly Half credit on each order.
Terms free J. G. Mcpherson, Dorches-
ter, Va z17-aS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

WE WANT five ambitious young men to
become real estate statesmen. We are
now selling lots on easy monthly pay
ment plan and will give you contract
which will enable you to make SIS TO $50
per week. and at the same time afford
you an excellent chance to learn the real
estate business Apply Charlton Barrett.
G01s \ Broad St 4-6-tS
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NONE but first-class need apply Appli-
cations by letter Give names Of former
employers. State salary expected Ad-
dress Cleveland Manning Piano Company
so North Pryor street. So 80
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Eggs

per 100. hens with chicks: turkey eggs.
Turkey toms, IS. Phone Decatur Ell
THOROUGHBRED Buff Orprngton eggs.
best strain 81 per IS; guaranteed fer
tile 2S5 Euclid ave Phone Ivy $751;
S1249
EGGS for Matching Single setting. 81 80,
two settings S3.75. 50-egg lots, S4 90.
100 lots, s. so; Buff Orpingtons. r. l. Reds.
$ c. White LeghornS. Barred Rocks.
Large focks Able to ship incubator lots
promptly. Choice stock at low prices
! r. duck eggs. $l.50 per twelve. f, W.
Burks Macon 1222 81
T4ORGUGHBBED Bur 9rpington eggs.
81 per fifteen 1875 Windsor street.
Phone Main 1888 4-27 %
EGGS from high class s C r. Reds.
Now is the time TO set eggs to get the
best coored birds Write at once for my
illustrated catalogue and reduced prices.
Joe l. Wallace. Dalton Ga 5-16
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

WHY NOT BUY the best? Shlpps S. C.
r. / Red eggs. s. and Sc setting. incu-
hator lots, Sc 100. nice hens, 81; babies,
25c each Shipp Bros. Finleyson. Ga. =.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11
Miscellaneous Poultry.


FOR SALE Eggs, day-old chicks;
choicest stock Black, White Buff Or
pingtons. Black Langshans. Buff Orping-
ton. Pekin Runner ducks small amount
Of good stock cheap Satisfaction guar
anteed. w =. Lumley, Tullahoma, Tenn
BILTMORE strain Barred Rocks and S
c. White Leghorns: eggs for Matching
fifteen FOR 81 so. BILTMORE Jersey
calves for sale. Address BILTMORE,
Farms BILTMORE. n c 1-27-7o
EGGS Day-old chicks and ducklings of
quality. from the five greatest egg
breeds known Ringlet Barred Rocks. Sin
gle Comb White Leghorns. White Indian
Runner ducks, Buff Qrpington ducks and
fawn and white Indian Runner ducks
Our chicks and duckings are Matched in
mammoth hot water incubator Two
thousand laying hens on this farm. Write
for catalogue and price list No 80. Hunts
Poultry Farm, Naldosta. Ca 525
HOW to make big money out of the
poultry business by selling eggs and
fowls at fancy prices, particulars for two
cent stamp, write now Munnimaker
Poultry Farm Normandy, Tenn $3.50
NJ 3. TURKEYS. Black Langshans. win
ners at Appalachian Exposition, R. c.
White Wysndottes; Fishel strain. b p.
Rocks; f, b. Thompsons Indian Runner
ducks stock and eggs; Poland China
pigs. Ona Waters Walnut Grove Poul-
try Yards, Lebanon, Tenn 3S2
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Turkeys.

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FOR SALE-Two' extra fine Narragansett
BlAe Toms. Write for prices at once.
T, c. Howard, Conner, Ca. no
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orpingtons.

THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington hens
and cocks; eggs 50 for fifteen. Phone
Decatur 1922 kirkpatrick, Decatur.
Ga 29-6-5
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Help wanted-Male.

~
WANTED-A farm hand. steady, white
or colored; none need apply except those
who intend to work. p. o. Box It's.
32-10-6
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of appointments coming Pull" I'M
necessary. Write Immediately for sample
questions and large Illustrated book tell
ing duties and giving full particulars
Franklin Institute, Dept SO p, Rochester,
n Y. 46-11-5
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Help Wanted-Female.
Lady Stenographer and
Bookkeeper Wanted.

Lady Stenographer and
Bookkeeper Wanted.
NONE but first-class need apply Appli-
cations by letter. Give names of former
employers State salary expected. Ad
dress Cleveland Manning Piano Company
so North Pryor street $3.50
WANTED-Com cook at once APP
ply 256 Capitol Ave 5-10-St
EXPERIENCED cook, small family; 81 a
week; room on place. Apply 5S r. Mer
ritts ave. 5-10-2S
WANTED Experienced cook family Of
three. 192 Crew st 5-10-29
WANTED-Co maid or boy mornings
East kimball st. 34-10-5
WANTED-Cook, 81 so, small family. 1873
capitol Ave 5-l0-46
WANTED-A high-class cook and
a combination maid-laundress j;
good wages paid small family ;
room for each in yard new build
ing; references required Apply
at II West Peachtree. 5-10-45
WANTED-C olored servant for general
- housework by small family Apply Z
West Sixteenth street 6-10-65
MAID WANTED Must remain on place
Apply 10 West. TT. Mcpherson. 25-11-5
WANTED-Ladies to learn beauty cul-
ture. We teach all branches in few
weeks by our original method. You are
sure of a position at top wages. Also
a splendid field to start your own bust
ness. Call or write Moler College SO w
Mitchell St, Atlanta. Ga. 3S-11-5
WANTED a girl for general homework
IN small family Apply Sunday Mrs
Watts, 21 Crescent Ave. 5-11-14
White woman for general
house work family three, room in house
good wages 57l West Peachtree Phone
Ivy 128Z-J. SOLID
WANTED -Four colored women to sell
toilet articles to cOlored people, quick
seller; good wages. If you can sell goods,
come and see us between 10 and 2 Mon
day, 18th Fogge Hairoine Coz so Pied
mont ave. 5s-11-5
WANTED-Good seamstress for chill
dren's dresses and underwear Phone
NJ 274l 5-11-27
WANTED-A servant 10 cook and do
general housework 321 North Boule-
ward Ivy 1897. 5-1t-S6
WANTED-E Experienced cook nice room
on lot and good pay Apply with refer
ences, l175 Peachtree 75-11-5
WANTED cook. Apply $40 Wash
ington street. 5-11-29
WANTED-Reliabl settled woman cook
in small family, servants house free
Apply go Washington st. or Mr.. Cross
man. a6 Whitehall. 5-1150
ANTED-Colored girl as chambermaid;
good position. Call at once FEEDERS
Employment Agency 253-254 Gambler an
mex, l04 North Pryor street 5-ll-54
Al COLORED COOK at once. So per
week Laundry hand ironers 1913
Century Bldg. 5-11-65
BUSINESS woman with modern educa-
ton wants position as steno- bookkeep-
err local references. sac, care Georgian
5-t1-67