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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-22
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE


EMpI OYMENy
HELP WANTED MALE 81
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board s. Jrf s''1 hHu-, furnished At s. per
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rates 81 up
TULSA BUSINESS COLLEGE
100 F,g ThIrd Phone lI29
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FINANCIAL


OIL LANDS AND LEASES "a
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rtc stock for sale al a hs'a,H. Go. Ul,R.
1894
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MhLE az
,r,zr,i," 80, 4 t, -sa,-.,st man .,r yf ry.t
stAs insrAnt, iuar si,uos'l lvhir houA4 nv /.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED ROOMS OR HOARD q
t'ith p.IHh.r .tnn 40 unss hl 1uuHs HAr.
uI.H ~ arHlIl luo usas q IaI pfsf.r aslrn
Hir rri,sir family TAN uAG' tHu " ld
tHsYt #.rr NUTl1
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED FEMALE

" NNifp 4 t,N yuuuE women To- take up
Pheasant line Of work positions are
permanent aud good salary viii be
paid to the right person at the start
Chance 'ur Advancement s good and sa
hy wlA be INCREASED As you show
ability Young women living with par
cu'y or relatives having grammar
school education are desired Miss
Thomas. ~ Ca'upct Bldg ili South
hostou
10 lDl WANT position where you
earn a line Of wort that slII help you
M getting pleasant position at any
itm"f We have such position Optu
70 young ady OF the proper character
and with rrasorshI" ability No previous
experience necessary Address ~,
YOt SO lady there's no difference in
your mental capacity and that Of the
young lady Who IS making slh week
is there We'll. whats the difference
honi TrNinIngi why sure You kno~
what Draughon'S has been doing for
young ladies' for tho past 90 years, don /
vou Business men Of this city are
ealing On me 10 n,, some mighty good
positions n employed during the day
We have wight school for your c>per J.,
hcueM Draughou's Business. College,
keeper 'or ihrcr ~ children, ho'Se small sot
ugh' eau 30 home nights Room Aoy lniv
bilfnr
NANItp ky couple employed hni.~srrirr cApsb,
" 1hkins iuli charge NJ rlHr and year old
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WANTED White NJ cnlofv gfl Tor genera. hcIse-
surt good pay spall family 1858 hast Admiral
10 s,'a
" ANTEp white woman or girl to assist
with houseworA O2T.l ui SOpth
Houston
~ THERE A DEMAND
For your services IA there good future
for YOU In your present emp.oymrntf "
not No can hep you We prepare young
eopls for the better office positions whore
there Ia always chance Tor promotion
furoll I'm our big night school before the
rates 30 up
TulSh RusrNESs COLLEGE
100 Fast rh,rd Phone lic9
WANTED Marker and ssSortcr. Phone or
write Cushing Steam Laundry, Cushing,
Okla
RI HHkRS aud ruhner boots nsi sOled and
re hcp'rd H'i FAST Second street
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Guon WHITE tOOk and waitress aablst rhon, .
2'hN
tNrfWrNCsn sAiuaa Liberty confectionery 10
rad ruurh.
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MOTORCYCLES AND sIoYoLps
BOARD AND ROOMS


lAtbN~ itulrL
roo good ,rnti.a atol rooms everything new
sud clean Rooms 10 cents aud o. per
r,ght "a o. and a. 90 per week sos
tsA F'-s' street
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES rOn sALH

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nns 1878 n" pa's'resf nsu iou-l1s ~ In snrd
coalition lhHuf UsaGs si''
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED

bbpiNtSN hhh ' 'tt VI ibtA' 90
LACE CURTAIN rlcsrnE cleaning Of tine
acc Mrs & " T0m'insor 1919 Fast
Iipieo street Phone $500
mon UNION contractor. carpenter painter
AnL decorator let me make YOUR old
home new sior leaks lu yonr root
charges reasonable work donc promptly
Let me figure your house 'sn save you
money and gyry You first class work
Phone giiD hrtvrr1 ard ~ and
10 m ~ 'sI a. H. 'Na.a Frisco
LACE ClRlNlNS dty cleaned or Numbered
BY rtp"ua. Ill9 south 1uonIa,t. phone
- 6fGH
MATrRtssFs- Renovated ard re,ovsrsdt
rrtGrnod homs the same day. Phone
Gao ssniay Mattress Co.
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING a.
WHEN ia need Of carpenter cal phone
1Ot2 from q N 10 p M
CARPNNrFR work BY iay contract or per
cont, large nr small work guaranteed,
reuA'r done also Phone q 1905
pREssMAKING MILLINERY %
rlhsr CLASS hrsm.Hnr ar,atn AMI ho- wsIog
Al .art el.an''rd VI Sasou AMI MIS- Futs
Ili Souh Mnn nlflN
NA>rkD Ftlt, cr,ch,tias to no. silgo,er, and
yok0 llll FAST FotinHa
DRi ssM,ktNG rhin hr7 ',sioE. children,
clothes H*clsliy hoys ~ rifl' stifio'icn tiAf
Anie'd 1889 tta. Trnth 0'il2
NWrfn SWING Children, oo,ha only rhon,
OAs- $40
hRtssN,kiNG of all Iind, ~ r,in ard ',ucy ,~s
sor Ms Morrison. Cadlup Hotel. ghon, OtAgs
eHNt
srAiNG smtsi i615 r,d roir'h Phone q 5il6
FANCY sttiug for Christmas presents: get
your orders In now Phone O T6io
nunGE. = l6i7 Have your hat made hy
me iG Thanksgiving aud Christmas CAL
NJ snd TAN Il over. your mlter!Al used
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AUTOMOBILES
AuroMoBILrs rOR sALI

PRIVATE CANS so
Liability and property iawag" itN.hs -"
Cal bert koouo OtaEr t''i Nl- Wet
first
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

Jimmy Dunn. The latter was in hurry
to get back, as Johnny Kilbane meets
Ralph Brady in Cleveland tomorrow
night.
Tiplitz Victor
Packey Hommey, veteran Italian
lightweight, reputed to be through, )"
exhibited for six slashing sessions in
the semiwind- up, but the old punch
was missing, youth came to the fore
and Joe Tiplitz earned the decision.
Hommey fought well, but Tiplitz slashed
and pounded with both hands. Packey
never backed away, and when unable
to return a punch, smilingly received.
This bout was the thriller of the
evening. Boxing was discarded and
slugging substituted. Again it was
apparent that the crowd loves to see
the gore, and cheered noisily every time
the boys staged one Of those slugging
sessions. .. And the audience was busy.
Matchmaker George Engel and his
assistant, Jakey Friedman, also staged
an entertaining supporting program.
In the main preliminary Joe Jackson
outfought Mike Connors. Billy Devine
beat Kid Wagner and Clcmenceau
stopped frankie Kline.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
Star Southpa,U Fights Bril-
liantly in Scoring De-
cisiue Win Ouer Rugged
Cleuelmder at Olympia
TIPLITZ BEATS HOMMEY
BY JAMES S. CAROLAN

Z A CLEAN, hard hitting battle never
- fails to appeal. When two fighting
sons of the roped arena engage in com
bat. smashing attacks and spirited
counters leave an impression.
In battle punctuated by some
healthy punching, game receiving, de-
void of clinching and abundant in ac-
ton, Lew Tender, southpaw king,
fought his way to a decisive win over
the game Cal Delaney, of Cleveland, at
the Olympia last night.
Tender looked wonderful in triumph {;
Delaney radiated in defeat. Aided by
height and reach and displaying a more
powerful attack, superior defense,
Tender gave as clean and high class
an exhibition as one would care to wit
ness.
Delaney took beating. There was
no question about Calls receiving pow
ers. He stood up we'll under the
savage attack and only once-in the
sixth-did he wabble. A straight left
smash to the nose as Cal came in un-
guarded rocked the westerner and forced
him to retreat under pressure to the
ropes.
Crowd Wanted Knockout
The capacity crowd repeatedly cried
for Tender to put away his man, but
Delaney persistcntly thwarted every eff
fort on the part Of the slashing south
paw. Tender was at his best. hitting
accurately and effectively with both
hands. He used the ring freely, gave
his usual display Of shifty work on the
canvas, and only when he engaged in
swinging at close quarters did he taste
any blows.
Delaney wasn't any set up. On four
different occasions Cal has battled
George Chaney, and yet has to take the
count. He employs the CLANCY style,
and this fight proved an excellent work
out for Tender, who engages CLANCY
at Shibe Park on the night of June 4.
Tenders left hand apparently has
recovered entirely, for he took more
chances against Delaney than he did in
any of his last six battles.
Much Body Punching
After the first two rounds Tender
concentrated his attack upon the body.
His right drives to the ribs and his
smashing lefts to the stomach were
enough to force any ordinary boy to
crumple. Often Delaney was seen to
cover-up and clinch after body beat
ing, but every time he rallied rapidly
and came out fighting.
Tender had no trouble reaching his
man. His right jab was not as effect
i've as usual, and when Lew learned
that Delaney coulG avaid the cutting
right thrust he Immediately used that
for feinting purposes to force an opening
for that smashing southpaw slant.
: Lewis left was in excellent condition
and did much to cause Delaney many
distressing moments.
After the battle Delaney did the un-
usual, dressing hurriedly in the ring in
order to catch that midnight train for
Cleveland. He was accompanied by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
COLUMBIA LOSES OARSMEN
Abel and SchacteI Are Stricken
With Boils

New York, May 13.--Columbia' s
hopes for the Chlds Cup rowing race
to be held at Princeton on Saturday
suffered serious setback yesterday
afternoon when the coaches were forced
to use two second string men in the
varsity boat.
With only five days remaining before
the classic, Abel at bow and Schactcl at
No. 6, who have been in the varsity
shell all this season, werc forced to
drop out on account of boils. There is
serious doubt as TO whether or not
they will be able to return in time for
the race against Pennsylvania and
Princeton.
Waldccker was shifted to Schactel S
place at No. 6, Shcrrin went to bow
and Schiff to No. ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
$4,000 in JeWelry Taken
From Alexander and Wife

New York, May 13.-AlcXandcr
lost more in one night. and not at
cards, than he would have earned in
the army as sergeant had he lin
gered for sixteen years. Yesterday,
just as the Cubs reached Pittsburgh,
Alex and his wife discovered that
they had lost $4,000 worth of jew
clry.
Detectives were notified and a
thorough search is being made. One
of the rings lost was five karat
solitaire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
TENDLER SHOWS WELL
a INDON/NIING DELANEY
"Fighting Grouer Hayes
to Amuse ''Fighting 18th"

A familiar figure found its way
to the ringside at the Olympia last
night, when a call was made for
volunteers for the monster benefit
show to be staged at the National
tomorrow night for the amusement
of the boys of the Twenty eighth
Division.
With slow but sure tread, this
battered warrior climbed into the
ring and announced he was ready
to go any distance for the boys.
"what opponent do you want?'
he was asked.
Bring on the best. Why, I'd
even fight Willard if it would give
those game guys any amusemcnt,'
replied the veteran.
His services were accepted.
Grover Hayes departed a happy
individual.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

CENTRAL STARS INELIGIBLE
Five Athletes Fall Behind In schoIas.
tic Standing

The monthly scholastic reports tool,
their usual toll of athletes at the Con
tral High School yesterday. Five bows
prominent in sports were declared in :
eligible together with several others of
lesser light.
Swick, Whcatley, Daix and Curman
icil under the faculty ban. They arc
all track men of ability, and Curman
- also baseball player. Raincy and
bishop, two colorcd sprintcrs, were re e
instatcd.
The addition of these runners gives the
Central track team about fifteen moro
points in any meet they enter. Raiucy
is conceded to be the best schoolboy
sprintcr in the East, and Bishop is
vCry speedy. Last year the latter won
the hundred in the "Quads" in 10 4 IS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
BRlTTON BEATS TILLMAN
Loser Tries Hard to Land Knockout
WaIlop

Baltimore. May 13.-Jack Britton, OF
New York, welterweight champion, gave
a boxing lesson to Johnny Tillman, of
Minneapolis. in their twelve round no
decision bout here last night.
Tillman, strong, earnest fighter.
tried hard to catch Britton oft his guard
and land knockout blow, but his
chances at the crown were slim from
start to finish. Whenever he landed q
blow on the champion it reached Brit
ton as he was going away, and had
virtually no effect.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
Standing of Schools in
Scholastic Tennis League
Grange Elected Track Captain

st. Luke's School athletes defeated Lans-
downe High in dual track meet at the
Wayne field yesterday afternoon, a to 80.
After tho meet the ST. Luke's School tea m
elected Herman Grange, captain OF the track
squad He is a senior
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
Frankie. Mcguire Triumphs

Lancaster, Pa, May 13.--In the wind-up
between frankie Mcguire. formerly Of Will
Transport, now residing here and Morris
Wolf, of Phia dephia, a the Erne Club last
night. the former was returned the winner
at the end Of six rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

I,oLby Giinnis has his string OF boxers on
1grd Joe Welsh Is hooked to meet Kenny
se9nard in Baltimore May 81, sammy Schin
.npca-s at the National against Willie
lennon Saturday night, Len Rowlands O.
iibits in Memnhis against Johnny Griffiths
eay 20 and Johnnv Mealv is due to appear
L the Empire A. G. on May 30.
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Toledo Releases Two PLAYERS

Toledo. May 13.-Release OF Pitchers Ted
Turner and Paul Zahniser has been announc-
ed by Roger Bresnahan. president of the
American Associa ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

Joey Fox and Frankie Brown will be the
Aading entertainers at the National Sntur-
law night. Brown came to the front with q
Mn over KiIbane, while Fox has displayed
lis class AGAINST many aspiring feathers.
sammy Sch'n and Willie Harmon VIII clash
m thar unfinished bout in the semiwnd-up.
rhree other bouts complete the card.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

Jack sharkey and Abe Friedman clash in
ne Oivrnpis fea ture next Monday night. Ed
iie O'Keefe will appear in the semwind-
IL against that clever Trenton hov. Patsy
I-hpson The other bouts follow, Phil Fran
,hip vs. Harry tHid) Brown, Billy Bevan
Andy Burns,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

Joe PhiIlips and Frankie Conifrey come
together in the main bout at the Empire A.
I. Thursday evening. The semiwind.up pre-
ihe other bouts follow: frankie Britton Ns.
Johnny Viggi. Johnny Piazzi vs. Willie cur
.le and Dave Moore VS.. Young Passion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

a, the Atlantic City Sporting Club Thursday
,leht, Preston Brown will oppose the vet
ran English featherweight Eddie M0y
axes on Jack Moore in the semiwindup. In
b@ other bouts Jimmy MendO battles Kid
Wolfe and Joe Stanley faces Frankie Moore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
Herman Defeats Solsburq

| Syrucuse, n. v. May 13.-Pete Herman
had the better of ten-round fight with
Young Solsburg, of Brooklyn. here last
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

A. the S"ma time We are indebted to
fnbby Gunnls for tho Information that Mem
mis- will be n husv hoXinG center ncNt week
IN MAY 10 Mike Gibbons meets X. o.
brown the following righ. Rnwlards hat-
les. on May 81 Jack Dillon faces Billy Muir
rv and on May % Pal Moore engages Jabez
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
Northeast Freshmen Win

Northeast Highs freshmen athletes dccis-
lively defeated the Gerra Nto""r - - - .
hrst-year team in the dual meet held on the
Northeast Field yesterday b. u l,, u.r -, -
to 1872 points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

list Of n few of the volunteers follows:
Patsy Wallace, Frankie Brown, Johnny
ihssi. Johnny lyman, Billy Cannon, Johnny
BetZ, Jack Russo, Babe O'Rourke Bobby
Burman, Joe Mendell, Kid Wagner Abe
friedman, Joe Tiplitz, Young Danny Buck
Freddy Snyder, Steve Morris, Tommy Far.
rell and Joe Beattie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

Ba5e O'RourlSe, mepher Of the famous
tddis Mack-Bah O'Rourke pantnnmc duo,
willing to act in the c"paritv of an
onIrer AT the Willard Dempsav bout.
lnhe's r9arest now is in the hands Of the
fayor OF Toledo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

There was a liberal response on the pa rt
or me boxers when an appeal was made last
monster benefit show at the National tomor-
row night. Recorder FWriedman was kept
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

meets Allentown Dundee In Allentown Sat-
urday night.
ScOodles states that Pete Herman will
snare Tenders luxurious quarters at River
ton. y. j., while training for his coming
championship battle with Johnny Ertle
scheduied FOR Baltimore early next month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

x Promater Nate smith nnnnUnces that
fddfc WagOnd and HRrrv Pir~Nn viii fen .
pre- the MAY ~ show. Eddie O'kePfe. Jack
r6insfeiG's hone. Pnd Tommy Hogan are in
BE- ~fmiwind-up.- sammy Gross insists upon
tHinK.a battle roysl es one nf the sets