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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-12
Eagle Lodge Was Formed Hero In
keokuk Few Months After Iowa
Was Admitted to the
Union.
SEVENTY THREE YEARS
That Has Been lts Period Of Exist
enee and Il Was Twelfth Lodge
to be Established In
Iowa.

The diamond jubilee of Iowa
Masonry recalls the beginnings OF
Masonry in Keokuk a few months
after Iowa became state.
Eagle lodge No. IL, was organized
here May 3. 1915, with Peter Kinley-
aide rs worshipful master; Lyman e.
Johnson, senior warden, and Joseph c..
Alnsworth. junior warden. Joseph
WEIGH was the first secretary.
Hardin lodge was organized as No.
rs. on Christmas day, 1851, with eight
charter members and DR.. ]. F. San
ford. prominent surgeon OF that day,
as worshipful master
The two Keokuk lodges, two at Fort
Madison, and one at Montrose, make
the total of five Masonic lodges in
Lee county today
The Masonic temple, at Seventh and
Elondeau streets, on the site of the
famous old College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, was dedicated in July, 1914.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-12
"Reminiscences of the Mormons

"reminiscences OF the Mornons.
Joseph Smith, the prophet and
founder of the Mormon church, be-
came the first head of a Masonic
lodge at Nauvoo, and the Illinois
grand lodge also chartered lodge at
Keokuk. and one at Montrose, both
OF which were thrown out by the Illi-
nois grand lodge in 1874, after several
years of attempts to take away the
charters Of these Mormon lodges. This
was a prelude to the actual estab-
fishing of Masonry in Lee county a
few years later.
These Mormon lodges did not parti-
cipate in the formation OF the grand
lodge Of Iowa in January 1874, sew
enty-ftve years ago. as they were not
recognized.
The actual establishing of Masonry
III Iowa was from Missouri, by the au-
tEority Of which grand lodge, lodge
was formed in Burlington, in Novem-
Der, 1910. This and three other lodges
formed the first Iowa grand lodge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
CHURCHES DISCUSS
FEDERATION TODAY


WIN the purpose Of inhug
u program ~ meetings. IN. ultimate
aim Of which viii be 20 organize "a
federation among IN. local churches.
noon meeting ~ the ministerial al
llance ~ Tulsa Will h" held al IN"
V " g. \ today preceded hy ain
n"r al vhich IA. guest of honor VII
he ] Marvin tulbreth. executive sec
rrtnTy ~ the federation NJ churches
~ ~ Louis Mo Mr Culbr~th has
met with extended auccrAa In fed
.rat.d church work IN ~ Louis and
his miHsIun H. Tulsa In one ~ In.
Httuctinn In this work
Under N" auspices ~ tho loca
ministerial alliance u program has
been mapped out for the flrth-tancc
~ this work during the stay of Mr
Culhf"th, tho purpose ~ which II
10 prevent overlapping IN the various
branches ~ church work Throughout
tho city and unite the memberships
~ tho churches IN such activities
fullovius the dinner and meeting
At the Y N g A an evening meet
ing viii b. held At the IiOEion Ave
M" VI " church south a. 40 10
which IN" public iH invited At mis-
meeting tho churches In the city viii
he represented by delegates From
tho churches Of less than 100 mem
hers there will b" two delegates and
N" pastor. and from IA" churches ~
larger membership n delegate viii
he present for every 100 members
ar fraction thereof The maximum
number NJ delegates from one church
will be ~ persons including the pas.
tor. At tho meeting held Monday n
was decided that tho president of
the local ministerial alliance should
preside over the meeting tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
MARKETS
Financial
Live Stock
TRADES ARE SLOW
IN STOCK DEALINGS
pc.pltr Moi-enT Optimism Shares
Do Not Itcs,y,nd Very swrt'-
ingiy--i,rnis Arr Awaited.

NEW YORK. Ian ~ Although
q spirit o. moderate optimism pre-
vailed IN financial circles today, ?"
fl.cilpE the weekly r"vIc~o OF lead
ing financial Interests, tho stock
market made Indifferent r"Tponno.
Traders c,lnclnK diSpoHitlon 10
await impending events
Foremost among these II tomor
row. ..ssion ~ the United Hiates
steel directors when the fourth 1uhr
tetly statement ~ last year IN 10 ho
ratified together with action on the
common stock
Ht.cI closed A. a small fractional
gain after having lost about n point
other i,aue1 of the same ola"s re-
acted I to
oils we're again the dlvcrtins fca-
lures. Tesa- compSny making an cs-
,remo advance of 90 points, whila
Mexican Petroleum retrieved tho
greater part if its Z point reversal
Motor accessories and hide and
isaihsr preferred comprised the
other firm to strong atocka
ahippinGr furnished . concr~to In
stance oS caus- and effect Marina
preferred dropping ~ points on an
nouncsment of acdrnstio cut In ocean
freight rates by british ships. At
iantic Gulf losing ..
Heavy buying of United Kingdom
issue~. at n slight gain was the only
feature of ehe bond market. libsrtS
bonds eaanG with other domestic
Eroups Old United States bonds
unchanssd on call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
LOCAL BOARD SEALS
RECORDS AND QUITS
Offk~ In tNirral Nuiiding ,L-~sI
aud I4irniU,i Sv,ir Men Sant
Ia Camp Bowie.

Having completed i,r work the
Tulsa county local board. the largest
local exemption board Ia the coun
try, clpard the office Yesterday AT
crnoon which n has maintained IN
m, fedora building since the s-lcc.
two rctvlr" law went INTO effect IN
'l9l1 Chairman ! " simmons IN ~
receipt ~ letter from Mai Eurcn"
Kerr IN which tho writer says that
he f-cia confident that the work uf
the board has been properly com
pleted aud that he viii not trpuhl"
To send IN inspector here 10 inspect
the records
directions to seal tho records IN
the ming cabinets aud write the
name ~ the chairman on each seal
we're contained IN tho letter from
the adiutHnt generals office THIS
viii Ice done by chairman simmons
aud the offio" viii he closrd fot the
mf.k.epins NJ the records until they
az. ordered removed rls"wher"
The rhicf clerk. Miss iicllr Sh-p.
pnrd who has been IN active charge
~ the work " tho local board, com m'
plctrd her work and severed her
connection with tn. board N"S,er
day The nine limited servic. men
who had been. detailed for work
here In tn. office of the local board
we're ordered 10 Camp liOwi- for
dirshargc yesterday They were
James ! i,ritt. oliv-r W " Turn"y
Earle n. Markham, Howard Wol.
ford. william T. Bryan. william
Miller Edward J. Shields, Charles
u Cochran and Fay y Tryon
Markham and perhaps one or t~rp Of
the others are residents Of Tulsa
The remainder were ordered here
after being inducted into the service
by other local boards
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28


Not the least of the surprises 10
he found IN Turn To- the Right" tho
widely praised laughing hit TO he
presented by Winchell Smith and
John /. Golden at the Grand. jan
uari 81. IN the fact that the title has
a coherent connection with the plot
Turn to the Uight" IL eyacti what
three errinr youths ~ the play did
they succumhcd tn the sweet faith
and Christian mother low. of n
sanity old lady The transition
from crime 10 honesty and right Nv
ing was inevitable Tor the trio from
the moment they Ctossed the thrr--
hold of The cory cottage where
Moihrt linscom brrwrd love and
sunshine into her Justly celebrated
peach Jam
Turn To- the Right" " u play Of
a farmhouse and a peach orchard In
full bloom Its characters are home.
lv natural types, untouched bS tho
sordldnrss NJ the city and 0s salts
fying and refreshing hs tho lus-
clous fruit that &, seen hanging from
the trees In the second act The
fact that N ran n solid year In both
New Work aud Chicago has demon
straicd that the puhliy -till hunsers
/ for clean. wholesome plays ~ the
"Old Homestead and way Down
taH' type
The play viii he presented here
with the otiRinal east and produc
| ton exactly n n was seen At the
/ GaiciN iheatrr. New york ami
I George " CohanS GRAND opera
housr chicago. with Ruth Chester
~ Mother llascoin. James " Hunt.
ley. ~ Deacon Tillinger Fdrnr Sci
son as Sam Martin. Al sincott ~ tho
pawn~hhp proprietor ami Mikc Don.
lin tho former baseball star as "Slip
lpcry MusgA'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
City Briefs
At rUi1A rHKArERs TO-DAY.

nwoADwAYL m Jins' oomp.n, in
nMrRkss oh, Charmed" Musical
0RAsp p-s.~ Yori comp.nr lp Turn
10 The Right "
LYRIC 9. ". Anderson In ''I''d hlood
NAjrsrlC--n no,c,h, rhill,p in The
PAiAcI w'lH.m r.',r.h.m in The
Silver kinG
MALTo- william rrnum in The Con
sTRAsD-p.n Ly,.n In The
WONDERS. AND Musical CON.
edy company.
E D. ROBi SsON of Tulsa Is stop
ping at tho Films hotel In Excelsior
Springs. for several day".
LEWIS CApLiN, OF the firm of
Caplin. Ladies' furnishcrs, IN sun
day for New York.
". I. LutOs. former chief Of po-
lice Of this city. has returned home
after spending several weeks with
friends at Baxter springs
TANpAy EtS OF sewer district
I2O. including Orchard and part Of
Urllvirw, VIII hold "a meeting at l.in-
coin school at \ y. m Tuesday, Jan
uary rs All taxpayers ar. requested
TO be present
A. u CARTER and Miss N"rnle
Gaines, both OF Tula,, were married
by Justice OF the Peace N, j. Gray
at his office In the court ho,re yes
terday Thoy both gave their ages
a Is. when securing the marriage
license
TWELVE PERMITS for tho cree
tion Of buildings rang ng In crti-
mated cost from 900 to 5000
wrr. issued by the building commits
rion~ra office Monday Permit To
cree, - residence to coat sac. ooo and
a snrase to cost 81. 900 was issued to
u J. Murray OF iI2s South Denver
W. y RtCkER of Norman,
Okla was In Tulsa yesterday at
tending the annual meeting of the
stoc \ holders ~ the Homa-okla on
company, and transactiifs other bus
mess Mr. ilucker IN one OF the hest
Known merchants IN the state, hav-
inE chaih ~ stores two ot the links
being al sapulpa and ritcher
ARTHUR BOYER age al, of Tur
ley son ~ Mr. and Mrs VI 4. hoycr.
died Monday OF pneumonia -"
ceased leaves surviving three broth
crs, l.. NJ and y n loy~r At mrley
and Hobert Royer. who N IN France,
aud one sister. Minnie liayman ~
skiatook The remains were taken
to Seneca Mo. where interment viii
occur today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
Tulsa Theaters
STRAND.

The Rpender." the Metro play
which Will be seen a, the strand the
ater today, and IN which the newest
fsvorite ~ tho screen. Bert Lytsli.
viii he seen. In one OF the clevercst.
most amusing and entertaining com
edies OF the season,
The ploi. which was adapted from
the story VI the same name by Fred
etick Orin hsrtiett. published In tho
saturday Evening Post, 'c~ntep
around two men Dick Risbee. young
and vital 10 whom life means envy
ment and the other. '-rrwhtwad"
Bisb~e, old and u misa hrope The
young man has no money to buy tn.
good things OF NE while the older
ono poser@rs n million but has lost
tho art of happiness In his sreedy
search for gold
p.ck, played nv Uert Iyteli. con. &.
'ceives a plan whereby he can help
HIS uncle, old '~rshtwa back Ia
youth and enjoyment and IN return
reap somr rewards himself mainly
home Tor the girl he loves and IL
going to marry
How. at Dicks ,ns,iRatinn, tho old
man casu or his age with hi. old
clothes. ~ cieveriy shown as tho
the younger man IN able to teach the
elder shows that money IL only a
source OF pleasure when used for
the happiness Of others
Tho play II vital and compelling
tor It's real human power. while us
comedy IN almost delicstely and
lightly handled providing mrpa-sing
entertainment while the romance
witch runs through rth- ~ory IL re-
treshinE In It's simplicity and charm
u In u picture which is bound to a.
light an please NIL who see II and
II class, aS one of the real Sur
pr srs' oi the season both for the
original Idea OF the story and the
splendid work uf the young star
The play IL directed by Charles
S~ickara under the personal super
vision OF George II. liakcr. manager
~ production
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
LEGAL
rsAt.r,Rs

NOTiCr TO CoNrsACrORS
Notice 4, hst.h, eiven tbs, on the ifih
dsy Of FshuatJ 1919 the Iommsinners
81 Tuln CounS Okshoma will receive.
open and consider p,opossl. for the grad
irg ps'iny snd oihet~lie imptotinG tho
follo-irr Tulsa Cour,t STATE Roads
Mile. TO a. Inclusive Of section "
Nile, I to ? inclusive Of section ~
rlsns ptoiilrs, tp~'iiicatons ani sIi
msirs are on hl' IN the oi'ire 81 the Cnunty
tnginrsr CountI Clsrk. Courthouse lulst
~ shons and With The Department ~
uish-sJ, Capital building oklshoma CiU.
Otlshoms
All propossh ~ be addressed sealed
sud delivered 10 the Board Of County Com
ai,,ionets oi rulss county OklahomA IN
ests ot the Iouniy Clerb on or before r-o
t9l o Ciocl 4 N Of the date above sci,
out ptupossls to be accompanied ~lth =
certified check 10 an anouri ~qual 10 sp
rtosimAtsl, Ten '1Ol Per Cent oi thr sum
total Of ,hs hid dtssn on bant located
In the State 81 Oklshoms
TIE trht IA hereby reserved 10 reject
any ard oil bid.
haied this goth day Of isnuAry. 1919
RuARn Or CNt'NtY COMM ~ los fR9
OT TULSA cot NTN
n, lFwtv CLINE
tOuntN t1sFk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
Chicago Yrsv,ssons

CHICAGO, III. Jan ~ --Bu,tst Week
Creamery, a1uAae
rir,is, sac ordinsrY hr.. sieSiss: st
market, eases ineluded aiT sac
PotAtoes Higher receipts IS esrs
wseonsin, Ninn-soia and kielissn salt
VI iaN sat ditto. ssch. u s0sr l.ss
foul,tC Alive. higher foul' 7ts
sprinU 2Te
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
HELP WANTED FEMALE

bOY WANTED or ~ vrats old With
good ttirtrnrrs 70 lean the irveiry
business als Robinson bldg Sanders
faUes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
PRISONERS BREAK WAY
- OUT OF CITY BASTllE

Several male prisoners escaped
from IN" city Jail ut an early hour
this morning hy breaking through n
wall Ed Nic". night sergeant had
not checked M on the prisoners and
consedu"nt> thelr number and lden-
tity were unknown
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

NEw YORK. Tan ~ M.rc.n,il. Pc
pstt sdSA ps, cent sterling 6O.dsy bhls
t1lA commercial eodsy bills on banks
tfak commercial 30. .dsy bills, tTax
demsnd aTSs cables atuN
luilders t,~msnd aIAt csbis. alNs
Meslesn dollars tfNc
Go,ernment Bonds tsU raIIroat
bonds irregular
TIVE osn. -v,rrst 40 d.,.. 90 dsy,
and ,i, monihs. So ma1 per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

kNNsAs ClrY. No, J.u ~ C.hi
W Ss'. 'Gs; Sss, NJ No NJ s,s I'd .ssssg;;3,,,
No ?, s2afN d22sS
Torn Loser No mitrd. o. sea
- No white, t10@i,s No ;
Jrl,u- " coaiai
oats Lover No . -hiis cie. No .
missd hpuhsSe
Nve el iOmi e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

DIAMOND lOHN la. stone that is cut
and polished Ike a real diamond Any.
ono wearing one Of these rings. studs or
tie pins has the cresii Of wearing . dis'
mond lohn can save you 200 per cent
81 SGc 81 o. 30 o. o. So sS so. "a
sud " lohn has also the only tey
check Quits in the county We stamp
20 order doc collars chsek. hey checks
and badge over 800 design, Iall al
III = hostcn ave
CnFF WANTED Good ch-f. day vorL
rood po,iiion and salary Apply al
on'e 10 Rus nss CAT, sspulps otis
MANNGER wANTrD-- For n-~ xroesry
store on Alary and commission basis
go customers guaranteed Store viii
do q minimum bu'lnes, Of siSO.0oo en-
nusll' locaisd IN tovn Of 1000 In
southeast Otlahous Address Bor y
No ~. care World
JOiN riik ARMY Recruiting oiiW.s s,
on lahoma city. Tplu Muskosss Chich
ssha Ardmors and Enld
TiiE LARGEST LAW sCuool,--ror HON,
study In the world will gran, . limited
namnsf OF 'rhcL.rhlr, TO fs. 'mn.,'
giving nhonr numNr " scmm,rfitld
room pnS lloisi Tuln
~ HELP WANTED FEMALE 80
BOY wASTEp iB or ~ year. old. With
hns'ne" als Robinson bldg Sander,
RAnrs
lllll WANTED Experienced tshl. sitl
Npry rymouih ntus ilp \ Main
WANTED -Si-nogtspher Ion't spply nm.
less you know hau aud want to wotA
Addt,ss III, cate World
NorNg woNfN FRpA IL ro as WARS
~snisd to learn telephone operating no
stp.rence necessary shor, sonrs ssod
,slsry eafsitriA maintained for vomea
employees Caii s Room ioS Csir.e,
soa's-, sS' W. S'R:I ri. i..ps1.. f. & ', ma:.S a:.S
NSTEp-iwo young lsdi.. To take train.
iur ooufse ~ nu~es al Mercy hospital
Nlana, CITY KAN
WANTED good eoot. hr,tclsn vail,
tcss Phone sii
YIRsT CLASS ALTERATION LApiFs
encrd need rot spply Telephon, 1850
2ti M,in. roliork, 1osTetI
WAITED -Good experienced cook ,pply
New England ti'eteria. i22 W Third
WNNTFD. Fn.tei,ss helper on ladies
costs prefer q tAllore,s Call room 2s2
toc blds
4 MIDDLE AGED WOMAN fOR COOK
Ing MD renefsl hou.e~ork vanisf
Only three In family no children. ,-rv
ants quarters Phone tI6a or Ti7i
" w\NTEp \ Cook--Npply in person. OIL,
homa iospns
wanted Apply icst ssroud
o. 81 rFR nay rsiA one lad, in ee,N
tnwn to distribute free eitrulsu and
take orders Tor concentrated ns,or,n
IN tubes rermsnrnt position. D. y
bAtr ia. Chicago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28

Sr LOUIS Jan ~ -Hos, Receipts
IS 500. .tssdv Lights 90 ooai1 40
w aOa az hes,,. Ell to@ifTS
bull ~ 2nmiI So
cattle Receipts aocn. ,,rons Native
beef ,iest' Vii AoWis N. ,eArlins steer.
so hs't"ts. " tnsstt co~', " ,o1
,'t~fs siOni- beet CO.'S snd hotter,
y 500 c"nn,v tsies rsu's
sheep Receipts, 800 as.dJ LAMBS
titWlt2' rses srA0u H. % ssunsfA
ttth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
BUICK LIGHT SIX

Five passenger 1917 model. a con .
dltion, run about 5000 miles A
bargain " sold today. can be seen
Mt Mason's Harngr as South
Bouldcr. Phone 7let Ask for
Hughes
ipis turMNY OVERLAND Fin. me
ehAiesl condition must hs seen 10 be
appreciated esah or terms 1n1
nUufIFf uhoug TpfO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
FINANCIAL
susrsnss OPPORTUNITIES

GROCrRlEs. MILLINERY RooNlNd|
housES-in fact any kind Of ha'ia'''
Sec sv.eney aaa RobIn.on rhcns ''i'
FOR sALE--i5o shstss FArtvills Hocs n
" per share No "a world
BROKEN now. OKLA Otter mo's
opportunities for . business man " mi.'
money than any town IN ihe vest u'T
600 iaborrrs nov employed and
MOTE needed Monthly pay roll ~.
600, 20, inform,,ion address Gsh,st
Adslr. Srct-,sry Commercial ''0h
UNUSUAL 0RCkERy prPnRrt NrfY
Owner wshb 10 retire and vii in'ol'
stock aud rent stofe With h'jufr' Ft'
building belongs 10 him and he Nl.l mas
Inducements TO an erpsfirnred ma
whom he can depend on Ia 'arf, On ,,'
husts~s. sasc~ssfully Average us,I u
sales. ei. 900. oil rash S-rcnsi 80
Robinson hldG Phone $3.50
rOR sALE-Ca,h Grocsy ,loet .ni
bulldog living apartment iu ne ffs'
Add III, care World
WE HAVE A coon PROPOSITION "a
otter 70 responsible party iof cs'-
stand In prom meat building in lhN 0' .
Rent reasonable. We have come to-
office rooms prominent building
msnsr~r rental department Abbott |!
welch, 29a Robinson blds Phone 1901
ron sAi.E--As-ncy for fipic'ass np n
/" s.n.,ns I'D K.ii., i.,r,tory n,
.,n.s,lanT .,,a,,rnI!, "a y Rnhis
10 s"n,, h,Js T"l., phone iSu'
,,sr. r..vr,r,ars "A.
Oil i'ANps ANp Imam"
THIRTY ACRNs-ih norihssI cotnsr 4
aS2r.it Nowsta county ior
ceres in ~sst par, Of ~ ~ II, Nog-',
county surrounded by production -
too deep tests Drilling 500 i2o SO
In sections 3, =. Q and 10 - norm "Is
IS east %Iround.d ey p''aa.,, a
per ae'e 80 ssf', norm qn,, q,
northeast of ;osalt n"s,', oov os N
p,, mr H.. ,.,.,n a.. G,.Is and Ci.rpe,'
nooI. .,,nr,.,, Nv. small "a. -,lis
d,Ii.d IL, ,..,. ..o suJ made iron I
ie- thou.snd TO million ''sl 10 ~
,oo' nd' pnep 'Iu w.n,",., n,id -iipI
,t.r,. leaus 1
m SSs' css !" 2ss nd ,7o a -, ~
as,slsn.d $50 OF which /, offset To 'c,
barrel we'll, in tho $50 foot ,srd OIL y
gravity snd sailing At " ~. '" oi'|
r,l, .old l.', month ftlre .'-,
siah,o 600 .h b,snes "n @,r,r,,ss @
snd test Mood room .'' WV
Will qlvt oNh hAlf lNItN r1,,,
oil -.ll Tor deepening OF 'hr "''
1ii V ........s =,
VIAL MY PRODUCTION o. T1oi o.
ina oil lsAs-s See " hNtN.tI
room q GOA Main Fhon'
. 0OO ,CREs am 1OWN SUI ,l
passenger trains dali, fof sac
ihsn tnwn site h -cr'h 'lone u. ID
.ou'h OF R."sT IrN" 80 80. hr1|
n em 'aa .s, ~ a. ,.r, Wofi
son '"' ,.'"". n"' ,,u NO sd
WANrNn Oll. LAND N All
IAnDl fHIltlN WI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-28
EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT
HELP WAnrRD-rEMALI
housLkEkpER wASrEp W,ao.
10 30 yssr~ old to keep hsu,e 10,
snd ysHoid boy Mu.lSs ,sse,a,st
rr's .pP,.sr'ns I'D good loo.,nt a.,
WANTED Middls aged vhtc ~om.e a.
nnSSa''s',p' GO, " 80. $ GutAr. u.s
millinery. tit y Boston, Mond., M,
have referene~ %
sALRshfsn AND AGENTS
wANTED-A firs,elss stock .,..,,.,
sell stoet for . new industr. eor,.
Non, ether need sppb Aai II ssp.
wASrED-Asent for hirh el.,, poa,,.,
priced automobile. to .sI .r $50
hsyo BLDG T,in "'
sfruAfion WAITED MALE
WANTED CHEMICAL poyrInS-s
Young man ~ yssts old have al ~
and one half years ,ipsntu.r lIA,'
~ csre world
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