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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-10
ZLoDZIEJE UNOSZA $4,000
w D WOLNOQCIO,
WYCH.

Lincoln, Nebr., 10. lutego. -
Szef policyi Johnston Original
telegraficzna depesze cd urzedni-
.kow bankowych w Buhler, Kas.,
z zawiadomieniem, re kilku ME
znajomych Iudzi wiamaio sic do
wnetrza banku i unioslo re SODA
okoio $15, 900 w bondach wolno-
Sciowych i znaczkach oszczedno-
Sciowych. Kradziez popelniono z
soboty ma niedziele;> z}odzieje
mieli ujSc z fupem w STRONG Stanu
Nebraska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-10

N MIEJSCOWAA
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY |

wydziaf miejskich ulepszen, &c.
000, 1000; kanalizacya $780,
900; mostly, $6,O0O,0O0 ulepsze-
MIA W d~epartamencie woody, &c.
600, 900; rada szkolna, $780,
900; u~lepszenia kolejowe, SILL
600, 1000; wielkie prywatne pro-
jekty, $29,000,O 900; rozmaite
p~rzemys}owe projekty, &c.
100000; i roboty w pobliskich
miastach, $4,000, 600.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-10
A MOVIE
GO YORKU ~ROZPOCZYNA-
IA Wake PRZECIW PRO
HIBICYI.

Nowy York, logo lutego. =
Maszynerya zorganizowanej pra-
cy zostala juz puszczona w ruch
w nadziei zniesienia prawa pro-
hibicyi. Poraz'~ pierwszy w kam-
panii uzyto ssowa ,,straik" prze-
civ stowarzyszeniom przeciw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-10
ne sa wszystkie czlonkinie / ich PREY
iaci6lki-
RACHNOSG RESZKOWIE.

Nadzwyczajna lekcya choru Braci
de Reszke, wspolnie z chorem Kali
ma odbedzie sic W poniedzialek, DIN.
lutego, W sail parku Puiaskie-
60. Poczatek o godzinie Smej VIE
cz6r. Obecnosc kazdego konieczna.
- Antoni Ludwig, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-10
kazdego m1esiaca.

Ma podparty wniosek oh. J6zefa F.
CzaIgoszewskiego uchwalono ably wy
Dor staiych urzednik6w Odbyf sic W
pierwszy wtorek marca, 1919 roku.
Pc przem6wieniu kilku obywateli ma
dobro Klubu ~posiedzenie odroczono do
trzeciego wtorku W lutym b. IN.
w ~przyszia srode, dnia 1890 lu-
lego b. r, W kosciele sw. jana Kan
tego, stana ma slubnym kobiercu p.
Michal Rams, powszechnie znany W
koiach towarzyskich / m}odziezy o.
raz czionek ch6ru Filaret6w i cho-
ru Dudziarz, zam. pnr. BAT Augu-
sta ul., ma Helenowie, z sympatycz-
ma parma Helena Ptaszek, c6rka sta
rel parafianki i dlugoletniej osad-
niczki Kantowa PAM Amy Ptaszek,
zam. pnr. 1850 Augusta I'll. Stub Cd
bedzie sic O godzinie Tel wieczo--
rem, pa kt6rym spiewac bedzie
Choir kantowski. Solo odspiewa pam
ma Helena G6rzyhska (solistka kan
towska).
y 80
Staraniem Komitetu Obywatel-
skiego urzadzony zostanie bazaar ma
korzysc Funduszu Milionowego W
~przyszia srode dnia 1890 lutego o
godzinie 7-mej wiecz6r W sail Ko-
sciuszki pnr. 1925 S. 49ta ul. Ko-
mitet Obyw. uprasza szanownych 10
.dak6w O wziecie jak najliczniejsze-
go udziaiu.
w imieniu Kom. Obyw.
Jan Jabloiiski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-10
PROJEKT WYZNACZENIA
DO NO.
WO = ZORGANIZOWANYCH
PANSTW. e..
PANSTW.

Washington, logo lutego. -
Ma zadanie prezydenta Wilsona,
stawi} projekt wyznaczenia pen
syi ola ambasadorow z tego kraju
do paiistw nowo zaiozonych
Czech Siowakow i Polski.
Sekretarz Lansing poinformo-
wal Wydzia}, re prezydent Will
son dal instrukcye telegraficzna,
aby wyznaczono odpowiednie
prowizye ola ministrow, Mini
strowie ci otrzymywaliby pc
$4,000 rocznie ma mocy PROBE
ktu wyznaczajacego S9.363.S44,
ma wydatki obsSugi dyplomatycz-
mel ! konsularnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-10

do opowiadania, jak czlonkowie
wydziaiu handful federalnego, in
westygujacy sprawe rzezalh do
szli do posiadania oskarzajacych
notatek Una | e z i o n c h
w S k r yni ognio-
trwaiej Veedera. Heney pod
Gas opwiadania oSwiadczy}, re
Veeder przez swych najmitow
starai sic przekupic stojacego ma
stray czlowieka ! namowic 60
ably opuScii ma GAS jakiS pokoj
dajac Gas Veederowi do wydo-
stnia zawartoSci skrzynki, zanim
wejdzie policya i przeprowadzi
poszukwanie. Needer oskarzeniu
temu stanowczo zaprzeczy},
WOJNA UCZYNILA $4,000
LUDZI ~MILINOERAMI.
Washington, 8 lutego. - o.
becnie w Stan. Zjedn. znajduje
sic 10000 milionerow; z tych
90, 900 porobi}o majatki podczas
woiny. CT wfaSnie ludzie powin-
nj ponosic najwieksze ciezary wy
datkow panstwowych, m6wif re-
prezentant Rainey, przemawia--
JAG ma obiedzie wydanym ma
Geese cz}onk6w kongresu z Hi
nois przez stowarzysenie handle
we w Chicago. P. Rainey twier-
dill, re wydatki rzadowe w tym
roku wynosic beda cd szesnastu
do dwudziestu miliard6w dola--
row, a w nastepnym roku doJda
one przynaimniej do Osmiu mi
liard0w dolar6w.
BRACIA OSKARZENI o "a
MORDOWANIE POSLOW
CHINSKICH.
Washington, logo lutego. -
Ziang Sun Wan i brat jego I.
L. Van, studenci uniwersytetu
nowojorskiego, zostali formalnie
oskarzeni o morderstwo dr.. T.
Wong'a, c. H. Hsie'go / Ben
Sen Wu'a cz{onkow poselstwa o.
Swiatowego chinskiego ola Stan.
Zjedn., ktorych znaletiono "a
strzelonych w tutejszej kwaterze
poselstwa dnia Sligo stycznia,
Morderstwo wedlug orzeczen le-
karzy zosta}o prawdopodobnle
popelnione dnia 29-go stycznia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-10
WYBUCH GAZOLINOWY
ZABIJA w WISCONSIN 10
LUDZI.

Plateville, Wis, logo lutego.
- Eksplodujaca gazolina znaj-
dujaca sic W piwnicy budynku
Realty, spowodowa}a Smiert
przynajmniej dziesieciu osob po-
parzenia kilku i strate W realno-
sci w sumie S2OO,OOO w budynku
tym znajdowaiy sic sk}ady,
mieszkania ! kancelarye. Gdy
spostrzezono ogieh, przywoiano
~miejscowa straz ogniowa, ale w
czasie gdy ci ~rozpoczeli fgaszenie
pozaru, gazolina znajdujaca sic
w piwnicy eksplodowala. Wszy-
stkie Sciany budynku, zostaly
zburzone, a rozrzucone ma cho-
dnik i sasiednie budynki. Przy-
TEN dziesiec osob zostaio zabi.
tych. Przywo}ani lekarze bylF
zbyteczni, gdyz kazda Z ofiar
znalazia smierc ma mieiscu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
PROPOSE CONTRACTS
FOR 500 AIRPLANES
Army Air Service tccommcnds
Awards 10 Keep Industry In Full
Operation for Emergency.
TO GUARD AGAINST FAILURES
Disintcgration Of Manufactures
tlarms Department Hcnds-- win
Keep business Alive.

WASHINGTON, May i3,-ContrscA
for at least 500 nlrplanes Of the very
latest types would be awarded
American manufacturers under
plans prepared by tho army air serv-
ice and sent TO Secretary Baker to-
day for his consideration The pri-
mary purpose would he 20 keep the
industry In such condition as would
insure it's tapld expansion to meet
the requirements OF n national
emergency
Seven types OF planes have been
approved by tho American air nerv-
ice AS representatives Of the most
modern developments In tho science
OF aviation. They are IL Perc, ob
servation; the Hoenlng monoplanc.
the Thomas Morse. scout. the L. =.
u. "a, day bomber. tho Nolght
training plane. Marlin, day bomber
and the ordnance enRiner pursuit
plane
The contracts under contempla-
ton would bo divided among these
types so AS To insure the mainten-
anoo Of sufficient machinery and
personnel at all times 10 permit the
ready expansion for larger orders.
with the exception Of the Voight. all
seven types were developed In the
United States during the war
To further encourage tho airplano
industry In the United States. air
service officials are prepared TO rec
on,mend that the war department
and other government agencies lend
dom estio manufacturers every assist
Anee in developing markets for their
products In South and central
America
The rapid disintegauon Of tho
airplane Industry In this country
from the pre-emlnont position II had
reached lust at the time OF the sign
ing OF tho armistice has been viewed
with anxiety by officials here one
officer expressed the opinion today
that II necessity arose at this time
tho United States would find Itself
IN almost lhe same situation regard
ing aviatlon as obtained In April,
1917, and that moro than year
will be required To again bring tho
manufacturing fssstif'les to the stands
ard required. Officers. declared that
tho popular idea thar a great sur
plus Of aviation material exists IN
the Unitedo States IN entirely err
roneous. While hundreds OF training
planes are OH hand, tho facilities for
producing service planes, especially
OF the latest types. according to. or.
ficials, have never reached a "safe"
margin Of production.
Definite information that Great
Britain and France are encouraging
domestic airplane manufacturers TO
perfect the most modern designs OF
flying craft has reached the war de-
partment and has strengthened tho
purpose Of American officials To pre-
vent this country from falling be-
hind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
LEGAL.

Atshilsrt upon payment Of depost Of
" oOl f'yo Dolap
froposals must be accompanied by csr
tfsd check IN the sum Of 5Cs Of bid. made
payable 10 the state BOARD ~ Agriculture.
aud must he enclosed in scaled envelopes "a
dorted Propossi for Heating and Plumb
Ing of Scionr" Hal BuildinG and Proposal
Tor ilsstinE and rlumbiHE 81 Armory And
G1mnatium RuldinE and directed 10 me
Oklahoma State Board Of Agriculture, bids
10 bH sepArzis Tor oa,n building
The rirht 10 fosrved 70 reject any ~ all
bids II Il IL deemed 10 The iaistsst Of tho
board 20 do ~
ny direction Of tho state BoArd OF Agti
culture
bSied May a 1919
j. A, WHiTKitURsr,
prraident
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
BILLION BUSHEL WHEAT
CROP MAY PROVE BURDEN

st. LOUIS, Mo, May IA warn
Ing that tho prospective wheat crop
may become burden unless II Is
handled economically was sounded
today by Robert u. Bean In an ad-
dress before tho twenty ninth annual
convention OF the Missouri Bankers
association In session here,
Bean In executive secretary OF the
American acceptance council of New
York. which WAS organized to direct
an educational campaign To improve
the credit system and strengthen the
financial position OF America.
From \ debtor nation short
three years ago, buying much moro
In foreign markets than We sent
abroad, we have come to he "A crcdi-
tor nation. with an enormous balance
In our favor" Bean said.
Every student OF financial af-
fairs should prepare TO participate In
the struggle te-maintain this Ameri-
can supremacy,
The prospective billion bushels OF
wheat In the middle west may be-
come a burden unless Il Is economic
ally handled"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
GERMAN PREMIER SAYS
TERMS ARE IMPOSSIBLE

BERLIN, May i2--1t Il impos-
sible for eGrmany TO fulful the con-
ditions OF the peace treaty drawn
by the allies. declared Premier
Schcldemann, in addressing tho ma
uonal, assembly today before that
body took up consideration OF the
peace terms.
I'VE want peace" said Scheide-
mann. but a peace that conforms
1, the II points laid down by Presi-
dent Wilson. hut under the terms
OF this treaty. Germany becomes
non-exiatent as n great power. No
honest man can say he IN able TO
sign the treaty rs II has been
drawn"
The prime minister accused tho
allies OF framing a militarist peace,
and declared that II Germany signed
such II would leave her dead body
lying on the field at Versailles"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
THINGS WORTH KNOWING
Wnllra Der Cleaner The folluS, In

"hiIhIHF 'b1"hTF \ nc tbllU~lHE
recipe win remove all smoke and
other signs OF ordinary wear and Ia
superior TO many ready made clean
ers; Two cups sifted flour. one cup
warm water, two tablespoons salt.
two tablespoons coal oil, four table
spoons ammonia blend III smooth
and boil uhul II forms dough- stir.
ring constantly. knead into ball.
break off II small piece. and use TN
soiled.
IAnolcum Rugs --- Excellent limo
leum rugs TO save your kitchen limo.
leum may he made 1rom picCes of
old brussels carpet. Make n cooked
paste of flour and water OF CON
.trtency 10 spread easily with a
brush. Turn the carpet upside down
and apply a liberal coat to the wrong
side This paste serves as "a filler
and prevents the carpet from soak -
ing up too much paint. when dry
paint any desired color. II will rr-
quire two coats VIII wear for years
with an occasional repainting
To Renew Ru-tcd s,ovcpipc A
rtovepipe will stop rust and remove
rust spots. After II is dry, use stove
polish TO cover the place and the
pipe will looh Just like new.
when PoarhipE Egg~-If you will
add half teaspoon OF vinegar TO
the water before dropping In tho
eggs, you will find the eKgr will hold
their shape better and you won't
waste 40 much OF tho white which
would otherwise fall TO pieces.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
HECIrL,s Inn A NAY

Potato Pie Limo a deep gredAc d
pan VITA mashed keasoued pOtniOcn
an inch thick, I'm In with chopped
meat. bits OF loft over ham beef
from soup bone or any scraps of
meat on hand Adi minced onion,
salt ana pepper 10 ths'e, and enough
brown gravy or sauce 10 muiEtou
well Cover with potato, smooth and
mark ~ any pie. Bake TN brown
In moderate oven ServN IN siuo
pan. Use old potatoes In these made
dihhes. because at this season lh"y
hav" lost their frcshncss and taA q
better when used In com blnHt,on
with meat or some other vegetable
OF more pronounced flavor
Lettuce and Onion salad Wdsh
and dry tho lettuce mOisien win
mnyonnalso taTrangH on salad
plhtosJ cut medium sized onions
In thin slices and soak in very cold
water half an hour Pun the rings
apart and arrange on ihr lettuce
leaves, This salad makes usc " tho
old onions and the lettuce adds the
fresh green which makes - Rttrnc-
tive 10 both eye and taste. Any bits
OF left over canned 'antC= J'uch
aS CauliflOwcr or string Deans. may
be moistonod with the niiyonnalsc
and added with the onions
Dried Peach Thrts Stew dried
peaches TN tender and force
through slew Swcetcn to taste
and spock Of ground cinnamon.
h'ili tart sheils. which have becn
previously baked Top with "a spoon
ful OF whipped cream This is -
variation from tho ordinary pic ana
Ia also change from plain s.ewed
dried fruit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
NorIcE TO CoNTRAfroRs

Sealed proposals will be received hy the
oklahoma SrAte Board OF Agriculture on or
before ten o'clock 4 NJ. June end 1919,
In the office Of the Board al the state Cap.
ilol Building oklshomA city. Oklahoma for
the furnishing Of material and labor re-.
Quircd for the Installation OF tho heating
sys,ems aud plumbing work In the Science
Hal Building and tho Armop and Gym.
nssium Building he ng erected on N. cam.
pus Of the Oklahoma Agricultural And Me.
chanlcal College al saltwater. Oklahoms IN
accordance with drawings and spec ihcations
as prepared by y W Rejlich Architect,
Department Of Architecture oklahoma Agri.
cultural aud Mechanical College saltwater.
OklzhomA
Copies Of the plans specifications ard
proposal blanks may be obtained from The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
~. Louis Banks Merge.

ST. LOUIS May l3.--Three large
ST. Louis banks. the Mechanics
American National. ST Louis Union.
and the Third National. will he
merged as soon as arrangements are
completed. II was announced tonight
The new bank will be known as the
American Union Third National hank
and will have capital OF $4,000 -
600, with $4,000, 900 surplus and
sboo,oo0 undivided profits The de-
posita cf the three banks are si21,-
$4,000 and their total resources
stb6, 900. It was said
tion from a letter from her brother
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
Artillcrymcs Home

NEW YORK. May iJ-American n
artillerymon, machine gunncrs and
casuals, 2.et0 IN number, returned
from France today on the trans
port Won Steuben
Tho largest OUTFIT was tho 523rd
field artillery, "a officers and 1.aa7
men. Tho l20th machine gun bat.
TALON. 2b officers and 76l men. also
returned,
Other units included In tho i5sth
field artillery brigade headquarters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
SoTicn or SPECIAL SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING

To the Shareholders of the Exchange Ma.
tionA! Bank Of Tplss, Oklshomst
NOTICE Ia hereby given that q Special
Meeting OF the Shareholders Of tho Er.
change Nstionai Bank OF Tulsa Oklahoma,
three clock p. NJ, on Monday the end
day OF June, 1919. for the purpose OF con.
sidsrinr and voting upon q proposition to
increase the Capital stock OF said Bank
from One Million Dollars to One Million.
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars,
and for the transaction OF any aud all such
sther busitess and matters as may bs neoes.
ssry or proper 10 be com gldered In conbeo.
tion With said FyoposiiioA for such increase
sf aAid Capital STOCK
W. A. BKoWNLEE, Cashier
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
r v. ALExANpER, Secretary.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or TULSA
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
A. II, Thomas and Trojaa Drilling Com
papy. Corporation, plaintins vs.. Crate
a sn c.'ss SerpUa.oo %@ o.. S.tsSG.ea oSGIe1'' Of st
To An Whom II May Concern
You and each Of you are hereby notified
ih., BY virtue Of an order issued snd d.
County, Oklahoma In the above named
cause, that Lee Daniel. receiver In nid
ease, will, At public auction or sale, self TO
the highest and hes, bidder for cash all
Of said property belonging To tho said dc
fendani company In both Washington and
Greek county, in the Stato Of Oklahoma. or
such par, thereof as may be necessary 10
pAy tho outstanding liquid Indebtedness and
obligations Of said company. said sale TO
be conducted at the west door Of the court
house Of Tulsa County, Oklahoma on the
10th day Of May 1919.
That the property to be sold or such part
Hereof as may be necessary for the pur.
pose ~ said sale Ia az follows
on and gn lease and personal prop.
tr,y u2ed IN connection therew ith
The uoth half OF the northwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter and
The southwest quarter of the northwest
QuAHrt Of the southwest quAtter sec.
tion thirty two tl2l. township twenty
eight t2sl north. range thirteen till
east of the Indian meridian contain
ing Nti)N taul acfCs more or less,
Washington county, Oklahoma
The northeast quarter (N T.. ~ Of
the northwest quarter IN W - ot
section fifteen t5l township seven.
teen tlil north range eleven tllJ
east. !, n NJ, Greek county. Oklahoma
An Inventory Of the property and the
sonditon Of same may no Investigated al
any tino before sale by prospective pur
ehAsers Al the office ~ the receiver 90
DAnicl third floor Exchange National UAnl
building, or At the office OF the ATTORNEYS
ior the RECEIVER, Poe \ Lundy az Palace
building Tulsa OklahomA
rOE 4 LuNDN.
J.. u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
How TO Answer
Blind Classified Ad,

In answering hllnd niu In those
columns. please br careful 10 usa
the precise address given in tho adj
NHrtIFcmcnt write the addrrsH
plainly Letters brought 10 Tho
World office DO not require stamps.
Niwayf Iuoioto your answers IN
sealed envelope In replying tu al.
FertlHcmonH whore references are
asked tur do not send the original
references Send copies Of them
pulv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

iF'Hl iAhNh aNN NNhW NN||iNg NllN u
ccnsc gil. Collar and paddock can sgIl,
reward
LOST Ribbon bag In Convention han
oontAiuirs letter and papers valuable to
owner alon" liberal reward Phone 2iDc
Lost Hosuu hull terrier tem,tc black
with white iscc. Nhitc nng around neck.
about 4 months old Return to lbls East
Hodge for reward Phone l72IR
LOST Wedding ring, plain, engraved In
side / to 4, reward Return to boa Of
tcc Palace hrAt~r.
LOst#-F,rv shares IN rark,,Uc Ou rorrot
alton, No 1898 Finder please cal! 1890.
o between and g. Mr. Mctat.Au OF ~ 8
Chicago after r. m
LOST Par ~ nose glasses with chan and
button kindly cal alo5 Tor reward
LOSr--iSdics' brown SIN purse contain
ing sum Of money in bills on street car.
Finder please phouc il3l or call Al glO
North Cheyenne sud Vc1vc reward
PARTY taking brown al Falar bag through
misalr al ksN station Tuesday morn
. 'ns 'r,ura to 5c9 World butld.D- apd get
reward,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

WAN ihb--hAbt 3N
wANTED--Fir,t-clas uonunion paper.
hanger and painter T02 South Guthrie.
STEADY work TO right man
WANTED Good bushrm,n Apply Lee
l.eycrinE Tallors h Furnishings Tulsa
hotel building
NANTEp-Porter and delivery man. Apply
Tulsa Office Equipment Co. 2l6 South
Boulder
PAINTERS wanted to figure painting on
bungalow either labor or material aud
labor Inquire 9lo South Quaker
WANTED Painter Two first class mon
union painters 75c per hour. Call l7i0
South Boulder.
BECOME nrstcass stsnogrApher by at
tending the Tulsa Business College unt'
you arc competent 10 hold a high salaried
position Learn more 40 that you can
earn sore. Both day and evening school
for your convenience. Telephone Mr.
Guise li29, for An appointment 10 talk
matters over personally
WANTEn--F First.clAS cable tool driller for
Texas wildcat. write or wire, stating
when you can report for work, Cont.
mental Drilling Corporations. ltl4 Com.
merce st, Dallas, Texas.
JOIN THE ARMY Recruiting of'iee. al
Oklahoma City. Tulsa, Muskogse Chieh.
ashs. Ardmore and Enid.
GOVERNMENT needs 1000 clerk, for cen.
tuH flNN mOnlNs sNnn age
requirements, "a or over For free par
tirulars write ! G. Leonard Iformer civil
service eSAminer). 1917 Equitable Bldg
Washington
WANTED - Clothing man inexperienced
man need not apply W. o. TruSkctt
Caney Kan, box i5s phone ISIS
YOUNG MAN Nth artistic ambitions 10
assist scenic artist Apply stage door
Broadvay thester or Grand. Ask for
Art Phillips
WANTED--Prssscr an Hoffman prrSip.
machine Apply 2ll Ess, Third street
WANTED--Noung man for bookkeeping
and stenOgrarhic work one who ha.
some knowledge Of oil business preferred
state age experience, salary wanted
Address B7S, care World
WANTED Truck driver. must be- o,pe
ricured in oil field work state where
employed st present or last place Of
employment Also tiatr make OF truck
with which Nou ate familiar Address
b ~. caro- MoIla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
MENU HINT
BrcnkfaHt.

MENU HINT
breakfast.
Khubarb slowed with Raislns
Crisp Bacon French Toast
coffee
Luncheon.
Plain Omcst Creamod Asparagus
ISSwn bread Butter
Grape Jelly Dried Peach Thrts
Tea
Dinner,
Tomato Soup Crnu'ona
Potato Pie spinach
onion Salad
Bread Butter
Canned Sweet Cherries In Gelatin
Sponge cake coffee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
WANT ADS

Telephone your'SNant adGo 20 The Tul,s
World when II 10 more convenient for you
10 do so Re sure to give your name, sd.
dron and telephone first Always ask that
your telephone Advertisement bs repeated
back 70 you by the person tskirK IL
All charge ads are due and payAbls the
same dsy first inseftion OF ad appeArs
Out.ottown. household gooas snd siius
tionS wAnted ads muELhs paid In advance
Naturalization OF Advertisements not
permitted
Al sds run Ia both morning and evening
editions
No Advertisement accepted for one cdi
tion only
All ads received before II m. run In
tifs, evening edition gratis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
PAINTING AND DECORATING
EMPLOYMENT
HELr wANrEp-.MALI

HELP WANTED--MALE 3N
WANTED Firit-clas non union paper.
hanger and painter 100 South Guthrie
STEADY work 10 right man
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES foR SALE

ron HALE--lste 1917 Ford roadster
looks good and runs good llssslor shock
Ahsafbcrs Ptico $500 Can give some
terms Phone 2GSS Il d04 tnnth Victor.
FOR sAIK--l0is Dodge touring car; good
condition five good tires Phone 1tts.
LEAVING CITY, will sell practically new
five passenger REQ, terms Phone 1851
ron SALE--podEo touring, 1917. sdgj.
Ford roadster 1918 $500. Buick road
stcr. i-Clinder $500. Mitchell Sb, :
passenger, 1917 ta5O, 1iD Fast Second
street Phone 6562
FOR SAlf-ll llupmobue roadster thor
Oughly Overhaulrd and newly painted
$3.50. r j white Music 90. 62t South
Main Phone go.
1918 FORD. with shock absorbera steer
inF wheel lock, electric tail and head
lights new side curtains and three new
Must sell At once. Can be seen OF jO7
South Boulder