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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-20
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There Is one safe. dependable treat
mcnt that relieves itching torture ard
that clhaues and soothc ihc .kln.
hsk ans druggist for 1856 0r Sd bottle
81 Lemo and apply 30 as dnlted soon
sou VIII ind That irrulii0.s. pnnplcs.
bllckheads. eczema, bia.-afs. nngw0rm
and ssnilaf Kin tr1uhlgwiilds Disappear.
lcmo. tho penetrating, satisfying
LIQUID IS ali that IS needed ior 10
ban. hes most Hin erupiions. mdkcg
The aiin soif smooth and healthy
TacE. 49, Roe Co, Cleveland. ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26

Major General William II. Hay. Y.
s. A., former commander Of the Twen-
". eighth Division. has Joined the Ben
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26

Legion, are invited to attend a big get
together meeting, to be held at the Y.
NJ. g. A., Spring Garden Street sta
tion, at 8 p. M. Monday, March l."
Louis 8. Potsdamer, commander of
David W. Jameson Post No. 1888, has
been appointed chairman Of the me-
mortal services to be held in the Thirty
second ward. These services will be
held under the joint auspices of Post
Nos. 1888, 20I and 81. Details for the
Of the French memorial
certificates at such a meeting will be
announced later, following joint meet
ing Of the committees from these three
posts. The first meeting Is called for
tonight.
Post No. 1S3 has opened a war risk
clearing house, and Is now attempting
to clear up those war risx tangles which
are still bothering some OF the men Of
the Legion.
Women nurses who served in corps
Of the army or navy may become mem.
bers Of the American Legion. This has
been announced by Franklin D'Olier,
national comma nder Of the Legion.
Nurses who went over in the Ameri-
can Red Cross service are not eligible.
A memorial home for the soldiers and
sailors of Burlington. \. j., Is the plan
of the Captain James MacFarland Post.
No. 20, American Legion, In that place.
To help raise funds for that memorial,
a novel leap year method will be en-
ployed.
The scheme. which wns suggested by
James II. Birch. Jr.. calls for the do :
nation by all residents of the city OF
their pay for the Goth Of February,
Because Of unsettled conditions at pres
ent. the plan has been temporarily
postponed. but will be put into practice
at later date.
The donations of Burlington residents
will not be limited to the one dny
extra pay resulting from leap year
Many residents have already given very
generously, and it Is believed that Others
will follow suit.
The plans of Mr.. Birch and other
concerning the erection of the memoria
were discussed at meeting held II
the Elks' Home recently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
HUNT FOR ROBBER
WHO HAS NO AUTO
Detectives Comb City for Man
Who Holds Up Snyder Ave-
nue. Store
WORK QUIET BUT EFFICIENT

Detectives from the Fifteenth street
and Snyder avenue police station are
searching for the highwayman who held
up Harry Weaver. clothier. at 1910
Snyder avenue, last night and took S33
from the cash register. The robbery
was unusually daring, as Weaver's store
is only short way from the police
station.
The bandit did not ride to the place
in an automobile, according to the
custom OF modern robbers. He walked
to and from his work.
Quietly entering weaver's store while
the proprietor was counting the money
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
GENERAL HAY JOINS
!. LEGION POST HERE
Former Twenty-Eighth Division
Commander Becomes Member
: Benjamin Franklin Unit
RAILWAY POST WILL MEET

Major General William II. Hay. Y.
& A., former commander of the Twcn-
" eighth Division. has Joined the Ben
-. iamin Franklin Post No.
sS4iNSN 400 American Legion.
My38{NNS$M This announcement
fkEHSAHS was made today by Or.
kvEMsXZHH A. G. Abbott. post com
MSEs9EW mander. who conferred
5ET with General Hay when
the latter came here
Sunday from Brownsville. Tex, to at.
tend the distribution of the French
memorial certificates.
at hns pleased me very much"
Genera Hay. Ito watch the develop-
ment of the American Legion. would
like TO soc every man who was In the
army hcco,ne member. | trust that
its principles will be very rigid'y adj
avoid participation in partisan politics.
"NIen who were in tine service, IL
they join the Legion and if they live
up to it's guiding principles will be
able 10 exert n dominating influence in
the affairs OF this country.
"It is the duty of men in the Legion
a. citizens. to get behind our legis-
lators in order that proper military
tcrmin"d upon--n military policy that
will give to the United States a reason =
able amount Of protection on the land
and sea and in the air.
Baer Post to Meet
I.egionories in George F. Baer Post
No. 10 have planned n get together
meeting at the Y. NJ. C. A.. Spring
Garden Street Station, for Monday eve
ming, to enlist former service men who
are now employees of the Reading Rail :
way. Post Commander r. s. Lewis
has prepared a pacard saying in part
Post No. So Of the American
Legion. tc be known as the George F.
Baer Post. has been permanently es-
tablished, With head1uarters at the Y
M. C. A.. Spring Garden Street Sta E
tion.
Regular meetings will be held or
the first and third Mondays of each
month. and will be in the nature Of
informal gatherings or smokers to pre-.
serve the memories and incidents Of out
association in the great war. and tc
foster aud perpetuate a 100 per cent
Americanism in the community.
Should Join One Post
"On account Of the nature of thci
employment. their close associations anC
their common interests, all Philadelphia
and Reading Railway service mel
should unite 10 common post.
Send in your application for mem
bership in the George +. Baer Post t.
p. J. Pirraglia, post adjutant. Room
313, Reading Terminal, Philadelphia
with initiation fee Of 81. Any men VIII
have already Joined n post may transfc
without expense by application to tn
post adjutant.
"All Philadelphia and Reading ser
vice men, whether members Of othe
posts or not yet affiliated with tn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY DRIVE
Graduates Asked to Aid in Raising
sa.ooo.ooo Fund

Graduates Of Temple University will
he asked to pledge their aid in the rails
mpnt fund.
Ch.rles +. Beurv. member of The
board of trustees Of the university. will
he in charge of tho dive. which is
for the nurpose Of obtaining funds for
the e~oction of new BUILDINGS. Several
subscriptions have already been pledged.
one Of $500 from a business man.
Pledges Of five year subscriptions will
be asked Of the graduates. the annual
amounts to range from $40 inward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
BETHANY TO CELEBRATE
Sunday School viii Be Sixty.two
Years Old Tonight

Bethany Presbyterian Sunday
School, twenty second and Bainbridge
streets. which was founded in 1858 by
John Wanamaker. will celebrate its
sixty second birthday tonight.
Pictures commemorating the founding
of the school are on display. One pic
ture entitled Lest We Forget" shows
the old Sunday School on the second
floor at 2133 South street. with Mr..
Waramaker and the Rev. +. Fl. To'and
inotructing the original twenty seven
scholars on February IA. 1853. Another
picture shows Mr.. and Mrs. Wanamaker
standing before the First bethany Sun
day School. one story rcd brick build
ing. while in the background is dream
picture of the imposing Bethany Of
today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26

In the cash register, the bandit said !;
"You can give me that"
His revolver was pointing at Weaver,
who made no objection when the man
seized the money and thrust II into
his pocket. ..
Although where were many persons
passing In the street, the robber acted
so quietly that no one saw him except
Weaver.
Earlier yesterday bandits rode to the
iewelry store Of Walter Zaurezewski,
3164 Kensington avenue, locked the
jewelers. wife In the cellar and carried
off gems valued at S1S,702.
A city wide search Is being made for
the robbers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
Poison Kills pespondent Girl

Miss Adeline Livingston, twenty
years old. died last night at the Hahne
mann Hospital from tho effects OF
poison taken February Is.
The girl. who is said to have been
without relatives or close friends here,
lived at 1926 Fairmoupt avenue. She
became respondent when thrown out
Of employment. She told the police she
took three poison tablets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26

INmln FranKTIn FOSt NO.
400 American Legion.
This announcement
was made today by DR..
A. G. Abbott. post com
mander. who conferred
with General Hay when
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
To Property Owners
or Their Agents
Haverford
Bryn Mawr
RosemOnt
Wayne
Overlook
Merton
Cynwyd
Gladwyne
Narberth
Wynnewood
Ardmore
Llanerch
Oakmont D

y All of your communities are handy to our
already large and rapidly growing plant.
We are faced today with an unusual condition.
Our people are in the market for considerable
number of houses both large and SMALL with or with
out garages But the quoted prices of those that
have been brought to our attention are we believe
excessive
r Shall we be compelled to build houses and 60
into direct competition with property owners of this
section-or can we find houses for our already
leases to run one more years?
What have you for sale or lease that will meet
the housing needs of those connected with COM
panv, where steady work prevails? Please COM
municate with Mr. E. A. Fits Vice President
THE AUTOCAR co.
Ardmore, Pa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

WASTED glfDE SALE MAN yOrNG
MAN MUST nE EXpERtESCEb, +,
TEE supE sIuHE.
WASTEp Man % tosta ~ sge who hal.
ih"7" VIM tdu GIaUfy foI rou rcspon.
r'hIo position need apply. Hlso man far
ifnWtisht t"rnloty, Jewel G"n ca. 2 s.
InnFIuW
WANTED tea.s foreman familiar Win
ur'r ""NH 'no duINnR up'tatlpns
must d. huHt'or uui firuiah good rofor.
'urcH, married. man rrc;orrod GIVE fuil
r'r'i'yi'fr iu frHt l"tt"r BOX 2Vs -
NrtcANzEn An esrer, rop,rt uso
hnsIn"'H would uAe to get chop on
comm issiou basis Address 4 " root
wa + Main. 1IIsa
WANTED. young man about IL years %
Hr. VINO liz dUaitoua ~ learning office
rnh ~ OIL business, every opportunity f1r
~" rirht p'rsou. SALARY modrrat" ~ DO.
Fio Addro7s if' 49, care ~ world
WNNTEi'--Nau frr homework ono who
can dUvc car uud not afraid NJ work
Too huHWoilur state wages. Iiuk gLa. n.
cor" ~ world
WANTED 4 pipe machine operator rs
10 20 yeas old single, shop uoar Slick.
l'"l"r supply Coz ll' T.. foutth.
WANTED Tirst class experienced install.
mont collector Who can furnish Al
reference. must own car. Apply I'm per-
SON aoi Thri Mnmmou credit 60.
NrTEyTiOSi
perhaps In reading business college advcr.
.. ruonts you arc under the Impression
that all business colleges are about tho
same. Not - with DrauEhon's of Tulsa
Come up ana nee our school. mcot our fac.
ulty mote IA" huHlnuAilii,o attitude Of our
largo classes and the thoruuRhncss of tho
Instruction. You Will De- convinced Ms
othera have that ours f. a school ~ scrv.
= aVv auf
New classes starting cvory Monday Spe.
clnl arrangements can be made during
December can osasc 3nsi. pfauShona
lIusiness college. blO v, Main St
ENPEHIENCED pAn,ry man or woman
tculor"dl also Kitchen holp. cflorei
men. Ia Woods' Cafo. al 8. BnuIder
WANTED titst- -class rnaohipist with tool
room experience. understands h,rdrulng
and teUpoituE. USCcllcnt ON rep1u work
prefer sob With some pil company. can do
'lHckHWiih work and nCcllyicuo welding
XVI. care of world
HAVE very attractive proposition open e.
aash. pays $50 per veek salary and all
expenses or deposit $1,000 cash, paying
$40 per week salary aud all cNponses hand
iinE Tucker Bros Road Flctur. shows.
towns. deposit occurred and guaranteed /.
money can be Withdrawn on two weeks
notice. Tucker Bros Amusement GO. 30s
w Reno st. Oklahoma city rhonc NJ.
5t?0, or see chris Dcssing at Royal
rhoator TuiHa. Okla.
WANTED boy with wheel Call II, v.
fccond
WANT young man stonographer. $3.50 per
month Guarantee Employment Hu.
rcau loi u SECOND. osNgo s'5i. -
WANTED Experienced ,ypist with ebert
cal experience. Good chance tur I'D
vanc"mcnt Apply In. own handwriting
stating experience. Reference and salary
| rspcctcd. T.. q. box ll12, Tulsa.
ATTRACTIVE proportion to salesman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
FINANCIAL.
II, >I>rss Orp0nrI ~

~, ~i>E>s Orrokrt NifIt>- 4,
FOW SALE-ElNtures l9-staol restaurant
complete, $3.50. IN 4. Peoria, base
meut
ron SALE-swsli grocery 10 Per cent
or Tenth and Lewis
\ NEWLY ORGANIZED oil corporation
desires to engage several active sales
agents upon a liberal commission basis
% sell its stock issued against ! 500 acres
~ approved oil leases with some produc-
ton Address Box ss. Coffeyyil,o.
Kansas.
ron SNLE-Bsksry IN i've railroai di-
vision. goul location, bargain. Write
for particulars l23 Chckasha avenue.
Chickssha. okla
HuslNEsS locatlon tvr sale, Inquire ID
W brady
CANDY KtTCHIN for sal cheap. doing
good wholesale and retail business
must sell very easy terms Bon yg1.
baxter springs kan
MERCHANTS
Sow Is the time % cash In on your high
priced mctchaudlso Closing out and
stock reducing featured In our special ~.
dnN sales campaign We eau start your
ssle on one weeks notice surety Sales
Co, suite SIS, Hcrskowl'Z Uldg. oklahoma
CITY, okla Lon distance phone, walnut
Goes,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

ACC,h NTING. auditing aud income tax
TrturnF, engineering and appraislls
monthly audits and bookkeeping service.
l. -. HoS i7t7. tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

lnnt0r nnh paper hanger wants your work.
'oufirnus tt.t treatment. cedar llsl
flkST.NlASS PAperhAugiug and paiutlug.
DAY or contract kahn. psago 1875
fNiENhANGlNr, done by the ron paint.
ms by the huur or contract "
Nr1ih"rs. ossge 67ls
| IPkEHEtNE NOUU HOUSE ny having ~
| painted, root repaired and s'AIn,d' ali
kinds of repair done Usage J1l3.
| A +. hphGE, rAp,rhangiug aui paiut-
| ins Res, ~ \ Rosodale. Phone Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
EMPLOYMENT
iLIr WAS rED--uAtr

WNNTEp. WiDE SALESMAN yorNG
MAN MUST uE EXpERfESCED.
niftltis'Ia REQUIRED, GrANAN-
TEE SHOE STORE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

ooMr9n}A",t s''r'oT room. close 1t"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
PERSONAL PkOptpTv

YOU CAN wear diamond. .f ...., ----- VI
second hand furniture 10 f.r nt you
Furniture CO. Phone r5st. o. ,,'Nond
thing and soil everything wy any
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

WI WANT 10 b. your tsiIorf cleaner.
rr"ssof ard renter tir.nE 10 your Oh
clothes. We viii rolluo. rrtt ~ f.pait
them 10 your satisfaction Ma afs real
tnilufH FASHIONS ssop TsIior.. southeast
corner SECOND sud Mnlu. Phone Dsaks
su fuit or utorrpnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
rO,I,TRY AND sIPpIIrs

FOR SALE--pure :. G. W. Leghorn
IoostoTs. nafron strain. 81 each two
Tor IS; tat hens sbc per psnd four miles
south on Peoria. Mrs j, y, Nichols
Route NS i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

HoI'TH BDSTON--tlone lht tArIur ana
sleeping room for 1 or gentlemen In
private home, nicely fur n'sh"d and IN
err. Can Mccormick, osagr ytto.
nt,TRoiT n, i2g5---sl"epIng room and
priyate parlor, for pnrly ot EIIs, lr
priyat. home. Osage ss.5.
EIWooD y. 6i5-i.hrse ATTRACTIVE sleep
ins room. convenient 70 balAi close In
osago gisl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
SITUATIONS wA>rrp-MAir

POSITION WANTED by experienced cou-
pie with reference as cook ana butler
ispN tpt. IL care Of world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
mu sICAL INSTR, NENT>
on MACnINERy-srrrLIEs

FOR sALE-iso fcot g.. inch css.rs ,-.b
feet sh inch casing, 90 i,.l .,od
casing. This casing run one tl'.' nEIl
condition, located At Stred.' =, rsr
Make offer ground there or p - ,5,r,.
chat point Cali or write g. Is .,i,r
head, walnut 1861 az baltimore
Oklahoma city Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

wASTEp--rho Curtis Rrown 90. requires
the Hervicrcs uf eight furnishing goods
salesmrn and 4 clothing salcsmcn. must be
experienced nud be able 10 furnish frat
class references Apply at once.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

STANDARD RIO FOR SALE 30 rlad
s-92-lO Usage county, als" I,trf
rig in Section 35-eA-lO, WI" ST.. tgA
at very reasonable figure, box
Bartlesyillc, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

Oklahoma aud Texas ptot"ctcd territory,
tAli Monday morning SwcarLngcn Sales
Co. Rooms and 8, ii3ig Main
SALESMAN As DIRECT FACTORY
H"prrs"utatly" to handle the most needed
auto accessory bar none nationally ad-
Vertisod, no competition. Don't answer
unless you can finance initial order to
SECURE agency Alccfuo Manufacturing
co, ili Bridge at, Newark y. J.
SALESMAN AND -SnlesmAan.
either sex, TO handlA good selling line
In Tulsa ana vicinity. only livn wires
wanted. Apply lO-i2 n. M. J0j W. First
st, fc" Mr.. SulGhach.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
urIr wA>rrp-rEMA

ntIp N&>TED--FEMNIE ~
wANrEr--whtto woman to keep house
for s!ns'o family. good wages and home
To- rriiubir woman; no laundry work. Can
Jl6 s, guthrie.
TABLE GlRIS wanted ~ once. johnson
Drug Co" sixth and Msln
WANTED Ntcuograrher and hooEkeepor,
experienced, work IN land department o'
OH company. can osage SsSi or 1850
CLERKS over n. Tor postal mail scrvica
il21 muuth. Experience unnecessary.
For FREQ particulars ot examination, write
!. Leonard, tnrmer CiNil Service Exam
inerl 1873 Equitable hlds. Washington
u. =,
WANTED Whlte or coiorci woman; gen
oral houscwurk. can Usage k6lt uf
WANTED White virl Dor general house
Worl, Nah osaso 37il.R
WASTED Middle aged whtto woman to
| take ooWp'ct" charge ns house kcepry
ror large family ~ children. located In
| small town near TULSA Apply IN person
| 9r interview 400, central NauoSi Bank
! i'idg Tulsa.
HAVE You some Christmas gifts you
/ would Ike tu sou' can Usage 2iis,
| MAIN. : tos-Wauted White woman f-r
second cook, can. do noe phone.
| WANTED pIshwashrr. Apply 5oI :.
| cincinnati N"w England Cafeteria,
IGET \ REAL. POSITION Instead 81 a
| are always tho first To- los" their Jobs
when there IS financial depression. II
! YOU have the AMBITION and pErERMI-
| NATION, ~" can helm 900 help Yourself
! Co REAL POSITION pour be salts.
! ned with mere Job Enter any Monday
! IN either day or evening ,eh"o,. Ie'r.
| Nj N"Nlrud at osago ltea Tor an ar-
| polututut ut details l09.lt E Third
| ~ TULSA BUSINESS CoLLE0E.
OPPORTUNITY
] l.
/ vouug ladlpa who write a good hand to
| DO some special work fnr us I'm exchange
for tuition see NJ Gu,so manager rulsa
| business college. io1-ll h Third.
/ LADIES Ilor, rs "A bargain. Hudaon seal
! coat with large siberian squi,rHl coll
! lar ana cuffs. Rrgular prlce $3.50, NOW
t3ss, Pansian Sample Room, upstairs
| over Wuolworth's
WANTED White Enl to assist with house
work 4ol -. Cheyenne
KErlNEu youuR lady very capable
| stcuograuhcr who can take legal dicta.
/ tion. fast and accurate, good position Tor
| capable party Address -coN .oS-i
! SERVANT ROOM fur colorcd woman ln
% 'hhonso Goa N'u' work can os'E'
| we N -.....-..-............ ...-.-........--...
! WANTED GiH who can dance to work
! in d1uciug academy. good wages Frank
Kennedy ll2% $. boulder
! INNSTuu.- Middlc-,g'd white or col
or,d woman for cooking and g'usral
| servant Nuaricrs Phone usaEo 40? OF
1i7i.
! MANIEp--Wonan With r,trroucos for
rrncral houscwolN good home 20 Hghi
WANTED colored woman for general
! honscNorh Apply In person. 1i2l ;
Baltimore.
WNNrEp-.Nu elderly lady for ganer,
housywufk In small family ~ 4 good
home desired more than wages, iilo W
-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
orrICl.srosE E0rIPMENr .

ROYAL. No. 10 the complete ot.,' yysai
writer backed by the best soIF, ..,1snt
old typewriter taken lr paIL and
Tulsa IypcNriter CO., corner stN'"'
Boston. Oease l759
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
EMPLOYMENT

w . " w ~ '"N'' VI"
NAS1En Experienced maids at ket.
rhum hotel E~r hnrsHk'epsr
WANTED aWIfa gitI 10 Do Rcurt al
houarVort. nice place. Call pmgo ttgb.
GOOD soulcl woman TO help with chill
dryu. also white lAuuiross. city ret
er"usrH exchanged Ds,Rv $3.50.
LADY who can handle second cooking
no sunday work Apply In person. 3O7
s Cincinnati
DREs9MNKEE wants experienced help,
Phuu" Cedar 1910
WASTED Muse tor eight t-months. old
bSby state experience. references. and
salary ttps 2lJ. care world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
LIVE srOCK Asp yEuIcLEs

FOR SALE--Pn.r Of mare mules 10 hands
high. wagon AMI harness. or VIII soil
sepGate liis 5. Forrest Usage 2sII.
rom SALE-l,A00.lb mare iish, wagon
and harness. or viii sell separately a.
bargain. Hickory Coal and Miuing 90.
mnee southeast ~ city, Usage 2so6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

ENPEliIENCED rrMPER wants Job with
ID years IA Oklahoma oil fields Ad.
Gr'sa lbs. care ~ world.
SITUATION wANTEp--By an experI-
enced automobile man. could manage
an entire agency or sales department.
shop or any hinR connected with the
automobile industry; have had about i2
years OF experience. Phone Usage S267.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

WANrEp-M-n wishing positions, fire
men, brnkcWcn, motormon, Colored train
portcrs. on Largo roadH. write imm,~l teiy
tor fun Information. $3.50 to 5000 u month.
No experience necessary. Inter Railway,
Dept Gl3, Indianapolis. IND.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
BUSINESS SERVICE

NUrESTlin- Wpik wanted. all Kinds
~ repair yWH hy competent men. ,iiy
ofrtcutyY CllI Nj Thorn Phone DsaKo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
LIVE STOCK
DOGS, CATS, pErs

Fuk sALE-Canary singers reasonable
Cedar Cbl.
ron sALE--Malc Boston hull pup. 1902
North Denver Cedar 1871
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sportsmen's Reyiew, el5. Cincinnati.
FOR SNIE-The largest collection ~ i'm.
ported birds auk CansriCs la the city at
sos W Second -, near Denver Grocery,
rs RABBITS and 4 hutches for sale.
cheap, must sell at once, l6AS East
Nlnth.
FOR sALE--is New Zealand red rabbits
.G0i East Fifth.
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REAL HARGAiNs-Two 9Nie wutons
sATj0; one 9xl2 Wi'ton, s55; one 9Xl2
NrenchN wilton. tls5 one living room suit
hat cost t6O0. for t4o0. ga $. Elgin ST.
Phone Cedar 1891, Upstairs on north side.