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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-20
THE DAILY GATE CITY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1t was a hard life, but good life,
and a life that built MEN"
THE Ii ARMS OF
THE SERVICE

i lie IL AMMO NJ
THE SERVICE
The Recruiting Sergeant can give
you the information that will help
you decide which branch fits you
best. In all of them you will get
the fine training as soldier that
the United States offers all its men
lin many branches you can get
highly specialized training.
R1RANTRY-Ths men who have made tire name
q "doughboy" feared and respected throughout
ths world welcome you to the conradeship. Fine
fsuows- good fun and good training In any school
at ths posa you 60 to.
CAVALRY--Whsn ehs horses ass champin6 at
the bit and tho yellow legs" mount up and tho
troop rides forth, there 10 thrill that old cav
alryman can ever forget. A hcrse Of your own
good outdoor life and training for future success
FIELD ARTILLERY .Aceioo Front. comes
de cosnmand-thsn watch ths boys With the sed
hat cord snap into il A happy outit-with the
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As0''sns M uis snsnee's .a'1 70 =. ' 49,
engineering and IL any Of the mechanical and
bsNding trades.
coA- Aprrrnx., 100000.
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$500 ..:a. 90 $3.50 49,, .-.;,;r., ~.
49,, :. -,,.-.-,,,s ~ 800, I;f. 80 $3.50
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INC = a. = dso mans .ne mo0''' 0's son f'sf-
'ne'1's ui'o0s Ho1. W. ~S'
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with aeroplanes ana Dsloons nss enanee % easn
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io' men men vain 'n' ''snt '~f'''
ORDINANCE :. DEt,I nsoedn. e
70 tne stuoious young Amefs.n' W., 80 Woo oPpoi-
tumnes to' stuoy' :" so0s : o0sa''s =
tecnnaeai training.
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1919 81. s;r,.I 60. !. th.e. 80 . n.nwho
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11

Well, after a while, Puss left the poor
Stdo>-, whom 1 told you about in the last
y Gvry, and followed the path down the
mountain side until he came to small
village in the valley.
And as he walked through the streets
be saw many strange things. There was
one little house that looked like big
bed, for it stood on four legs and had
four turrets on each corner above the
roof. And when Pus got near enough ne
saw a sign over the door which read;
Mr.. Sleep Man"
So Puss knocked at the door and when
it was opened he saw a young man with
a poppy flower in his hand.
What do you want, little cat ne
asked in a soft voice.
II have never seen Mr.. Sleep. nave
net the Giant of the Beanstalk and the
Thunder Bird and the good Monk at the
Mountain Top but wish to see the Man
who sends sleep.
II am he" said the young man, ana
he waved the poppy flower in the ar anu
then he said: "Come I'M" So Puss weht
inside and when the Sleep Man walked
he made no noise at all, for ne hau the
softest kind of sandals on MS 1eet'
And pretty soon he went over TO !
cabinet and took out a silver flute, and
he then began to play drowsy rune
And sometimes 1t sounded like the puzz
Of bees, and then it sounded like trlckiine
water. and then again like faraway beiis
DO you like my muscle?" asked the
Sleep Man, and he waved the poppy
flower back and forth; oh, so slowly. b,l
Puss Junior didn't answer, for wouio
you believe it. he was fast sleep o-yor
see what a wonderful charm the SleeL
- Man had.
Well. the next morning. when rus
woke IN, he said goodby and started on
again, and after he had gone a httit
ways. not So very far, he came TO
queer little shop. 1t looked just IKE
big white egg, for it was shaped ike one
YOU know. and on the top was the ngur'
of dove. So Puss opened the ntth
door and went inside. There was a IONS
rounter and behind it stood three fairies
And behind them were rows ana row'
If little boxes and on them were writer
different things So Puss looked closer
and the first words he read were these
Good Disposition"
And then he read over the oshe1
labels: "Truthfulness, Honesty
"FaithfuIness,' sweet Voice, Blu'
Eyes" ''YeIlow Hair
And then one of the fairies said
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY, OCT. IL.
"rhe stars incline. but do not compel

Iuniter and Mars are in benehc aspect
today, according to astrology- Uranus Is
strongly adverse. The lunation of this
day takes place with the Luminaries In
the third house applying to the sextile
OF Mars. This is read as beneficial to
railways and is believed to indicate in
creased efficiency and better working
conditions.
Education is to have more significant
impetus than ever before, owing to some
utilitarian movement, it is predicted.
Inventors should delay important ac-
ton today, which is most unfavorable,
but they have promise of extraordinary
success in the coming year.
Persons whose birthdate It is have the
forecast of an active and successful year.
Children born on this day will be alert
and resourceful. They are likely TO pos =
sess splendid acknowledgement, 1920.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.


This is the gift shop of the fairies.
And whenever a little child Is born we
send 1t 4 gift. Sometimes We take the
gift ourselves and sometimes we send
only a snow-white dove
And then, all of sudden, a bird be-
gan to sing:
Happy new Mother, here is gift
For the little one at your breast.
Kiss his eyes if you wish them blue,
Breathe a prayer If you wish him true.
Honest and faithful his whole life
through"
And then one of the fairies pinned a
flower on Puss Juniors coat for he stood
| there hardly knowing the meaning of 1t
all; and then she gently pushed him
I through the door. "Goodby, dear Puss
Junior" she SOFTLY said, and he went
upon his way thinning very hard over
what he had seen.-Copyright, 1920.
Ito be C0ntinued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11
Won't Tell Her Age
to Election Board

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 9.-Beeause she
refused to give her age to the registra-
ton board, Mrs. F. Ernest Holman, wife
of a prominent citizen, was denied the
right to register for the State elections.
The incident may be made a test case and
the courts called upon to determine if it
is necessary for a woman to give her age
when enrolling for registration.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11
lis WOMAN FOUND RELIEF

Men and women suffering from back
ache, rheumatic pains. stif and swollen
joints, lameness and soreness, will be
glad to read how one woman found re-
lief from kidney and bladder trouble
Mrs. G. Hyde, Homestead, Mich, writes:
II have been troubled with weak kid
neys and several times in the last ten
years | had that terrible backache and
tired-out feeling. scarcely able to do my
work. Foley Kidney Pills made me feel
like a new person. '-Advertlsement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

- tHoNE Usage i42O for an oppoint.
,,,ar1It r1t with hr Guise. talk matters over
q pS"tulhg that business training now. Tulsa
'uesS College.
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sITTATIoNs wA>rfD-M,Ir :

A JAPANESE boy wants position as but
Ter: or can be cook. address 6s3-A, care
NJ World.
MAN about 80 having had several years
experience both iu clerical as well as
selling desires position with a good com
pany 7ssA World
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

ENCHtNGE-KEAL L~rNTT u
I HAVE SEVERAL lots lu FrrrIaud add.
ton and couple lU Terrace Drive O.
sill sell cheap ur trad" for car CsU
EstCy. Usage ~
HAVE \ GOOD Anderson auto viii
uhde for q small huuHu and I.' can
EHtpy. bYage EH
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WANTED-By middle aged man job as
night watchman. can furnish good ref
prVnGp. DNnpp g.UO
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PAINTING AND DECORATING Z
PRINTING AND srATIONERY 3?

For up-to-date card writing
CartoOnlnE
Advertising Drawings and
Poster Painting
Call Edwin Sutherland
Usage liO.
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BIG BARGAINS IN
u. s. ARMY GOODS
MIAnINn AI.l,,n.

iGxt6 tents. 3-foot wall, 124-oz
double filled duck treated with gov
ernment waterproofing and preserv-
Ing process guaranteed no rips.
holes or tears s,......,....,.&45 &45 90
Same tent, not treated $4,000
9x9 officers tent. army duck, 4-foot
wall, ridge .iole type ..... $4,000
Gray wool army blankets, brand
new, size 6SxS8. weigh; Az lbs,
each .....,.s....... ..........,. .fS 90
Gray wool blankets. slightly used
size 66xS4, weight 4s lbs, each Sc. so
Wool sox 6Gc per pair; 3 pairs $3.50
o phlTF .''.'s' '.s '.''4 .,........ .fS.bO
5-lh. hnaki cotton comforts. slightly
used. In excellent condition. each 50
5-lb. colOred cotton comforts. slight
ly used. In excellent condition,
each ..,.......,..... 81 SO
o. d. wool shirts In perfect con-
Khaki pants. used, in Al condl-
uon, each ....,....,...... 30
wrap Leggins, new, pr. ....,.$2 SO
Canvas Leggins, new. pr. ...sl.25
Gold Medal folding cots. ....S4.0 90
Steel spring barracks cots. ...f6.0 90
2O-lb. cotton mattresses to 1T either
cot ........''..... .......,.,,t ,tb. 90
All prices Z. o. b. Tulsa except cloth
in and blankets sent parcel post paid
Insured
Mail check or money order to
Army Equipment Sales Co.
315 East Third Street
Tulsa Okla
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.aru want. q. ron. o. house D., Ap-n
rn... Nsar. .laN
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sErDs rINNTs. rrRrllilrn. q

THE MGEE totnat" makes I'm nu.Erl.
per acre and only have tho pure aasd
ploHf" write for fun Information 81 T.
MrGoc San Marcos TrrHa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

WANTED Iu reni i've or b. room house
or apartment, something r.ai o. Call
Sir NIl.Yu. 5uJG,
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W NNTED--A colored chauffeur. must Enow
no" 10 take care OF cars a good iob for
Si -,A' A. man p, r B'ackard Phone l68,
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BOOKKEEPER and typewriter six vcars
experience. desires employment Phone
Cedar 1890. Address ig7-A. care Of World
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FINANCIAL.


hi isi>tss orPORru MITES a.
FOR SALE-Grucery good going cash.
reasonable rent. selling account sick
moss Phone Cedar ne
WANTED Secretary aud treasurer. cZ-
cCutiYe ability, for manufacturing plant.
prefer one able TO make Investment Ad-
dress A.. q, hHrten, room $50 Tulsa IIo-
tel
FOR SALE-BusinesH property, close i'm p.
nor'h slde''76Nl5O Mr. Raymond, Cedar
GOOD LEGITIMATE OH company win
bright future; with good Oklahomu
acreage equipment and tools. some urr-
ductnn, would lih" To- secure a iuau Uf
900, good security. willing 10 nay
good rate ~ interest Address 1t7-B. core
~ World
Shoe shine psrlurs. candy kitchens yul-
ganiNng plants. garages; auto accessory
houses, and many other kind Of business
ASK Mr.. POPE
Usage siss
GROCERY STORE houses, r.tircg. foi
sslo by owner, IN oil field four milrs
north ~ Drumright phone Ky IS. maj
FOR SALE-Auto supply house and rs-
Harris Bentley Roulty co, Claremoro.
FOR SALE-LarEo equipped green house.
four-ruom cottage, and three acres Of
land, adjoining Claromorc The Scott
Harris bcntley neatly co, CIarcmore.
okla
DOUGHNUT MACHINES sell com
pletc outfits, ready f1r business. with
ready mixed flour, a hig seller. enormous
profits, easy monthly payment. write 1r
wire. GrosInan Fountain Co. Dallas.
l'NNN
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GL NE ARMY-RecruIt.ng offices al
ana Ardmore and Enid
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- 1oung man nave openine
hush guuhE man 70 work his way through
nan1'S c"Hege. must come wei recon-
putueu So" Mr.. Guise, manager Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

NANFEI-Flrtt class uou.uniuu carpcn.
ters. none other need apply wages 81
Per hour. Apply at Job Fourth and hwood
tendent
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EMPLOYMENT



WANTED--Fitt class non.uniou carpcn.
lers, none other need apply wages 81
Per hour Apply at Job Fourth and hlwood
flnper Construction Co. ASK for superiu
WANTED Men or women who can fur
nish horse and buggy or rig to drive the
rural territories and solicit subscriptions
and a2T Fa6Gs anGsrso,d FarmGI c"Hger wseGg
F1rfner' ~ s Robinson, Oklahoma Ctty.
MoToRMEN Married men pre-. erred.
90 In'ss street Railway Co, corner Fifth
% ANTED--Laborers FOR concrete gans.
report l06 Buuldcr
ANTED--C Carpenters non union: wages
50 per day Phone Usage 1909
LlNoTYPE' OPERATOR STEADY situation
Model X; day work union eight hours
$50. Nowata star
state experience and wages A + EinelL
2o3 Z. okmulgee Ay.. MuskoEee Okla.
HELP WANTEB-TWo automohIlc me
chanics, must be good mechanic on all
make or cars have house TO live In u
wanted : II. Noe. i0t y. Frisco
W y r e u Experienced, shoe man;
portunity for good futufe with national
Boston Shoe Shop over woolworths
WANTED-Man to drive Truck and work in
warehouse; don't phone. Apply National
Raining Co Boulder and Katy.
FIRST CLASS pumper wanted to take
charge lease near Tulsa, give expert.
ence. 75l.B World
WANT several regular or side line sales.
men for Marquette Tire Tool good prop.
osition 10 right men. state Manager, lO7 y.
Second St.
WANTED-Porter. apply ga s Main.
Chic Parslene.
WANTED-Livc boy 10 ride wheel and
deliver groceries iiio Chicago Place.
Osage 4l57,
FIRST CLASS non-union painter wanted,
532 $ Zunis
WANTED -Colored porter at once, Bliss
candy shop, ~ u. Third.
WANTED--EXperienced delivery man To
drive a Ford car; must know city well
and bring good references. Bohnofeld
Cleaning Works 3il s Cincinnati
HELP WANTED-FEMtLE 10
MAID--Must be experienced: also neat.
Acme Hotel. 2lSia W. First St
WANTED-A competent cook for general
house work. good waFea nice room
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sALEsMEN ND AGENrs

TIRE DISTRIBUTOR to handle branch .
Al tire; excellent proposition special
representative covering oklahoma VIII
call and explain, wire II interested. Tour
list Tire & Rubber Co. cleveland. ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

seed rhnne NJ lsi
iIOI SEHOID GOODS 8i
PRACTICALLY NEW bo-pound refriEer.
Ht"r. new cedar Ghost i1ai " Admiral
FOH SALE cheap. one Eas heating stove.
New Cedar lith.
coal HEATING Iovc Tor sale. Atlas
Transfer A storage 60
ron SALE Two hodNcada. spriogs. ain.
Ing table. lihraTy table. writing desk
rug canned ftuil dishes. ironing board
must Hcll today psare ii3g
SELL, Nplt furniture tn the Miller Eur-
nitute co. aud get what II IN worth
CAL psagc io6a
CALL OSAGE io6a Mii,cr Furniture DO
when }"u have ANYTHING TO- sell In soc
ond hand furniture We nay the top price
tSEE AND You vii buy this bodroum fur
mture, complete. good value. ii0i
Elwood
ONE bbuPnleAD Singer machine. SO,
2la v Thud.
SEWING MACHINES repaired. reasonable
prices. prompt service, McphearHon
Furniture Co. osaro bl5.
oNEKaTUFFED tapestry living room
and mahogany bedroom suite mahogany
floor lamp, loi olympia. Usage 1850
NEW 20 and so pounds cotton fclt mat.
treTaca i20 and i25. 7ob olympia
FIVE rooms ~ excellent furniture for
sale including player piano, also Ict.
scy COW and Thoroughbred chlcNns
nhonc 0sare eia4 or Cedar Gsi
BEAUTIFUL set mahogany and leather
stuffed acttoc rocker three straight
chairs ana table reasonable is2 n. 0n.
Lotto
ron SALE Princess dresser. reasonable
Call ~ 10 y. EaEton.
If n rs HOUSEHOLD goods u IL Jones
VIII buy u. OaaHe .i26, 2S W. First
MATTRESSES Renovated aud recovered
returned home the same day. Phone
6tfai Sanitary Mattress co.
sEWlNd machlnea, easy terms; on our
MrIhpfupu EuTuiturn
'--------------------- --------------
WANTED SECOND. HAND
FuRNJTuRE
We buy. trade or sell by the piece or any
quantity. West side Furniture store.
osaEe sos ~ W. First 81 W ]. wyan
WE nuY, SELL aud repair furniture: Me.
Peters Furniture co. iet " First
phone Usage lios
YOU CAN wear diamonds n YOU sell your
=, second hand furniture 20 the Diamond
Furniture co, phone Gb3t, we buy any
thing and sell eyerythinR
WALNUT dining room sct and Kitchen
g c9hins, honldorad9 apartments 1890
TWO sNl2 hEDROoM rugs 40 II sold
chsfinF dish. So. largo variety Of cooking
utensils cal be seen 1T 220S y. Hodge
inct been used two months. call iiOi
$ Madison, cedar ilab
MusICAL INSTRUMENTS az
Al PLAYER chase Baker circasaion
walnut finish one year oid cost 1850
terms 10 right parties, account sicknoss
s0s $. Madison.
'UAUGAISs IN SLIGHTLY I,qnr ptA.,g
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FINANCIAL
nusiNtSs OrrONru >ITits


RESTAURANT FlNrukEs We build
back bars, mirror frames. stooi7
tables, chairs. steam tables, coffee urus
complete. equipment, save you money
easy monthly payments. Grosman Fuuu-
tain Co. Dallas. TeNas.
ROOF BEEH barrel outfits. get Into hig
paying business by installing one NJ
our large root beer barrel outfits. the
fastest selling cold drink on IN" parkct
enormous pr"tts We furnish them com
pletc; small cash payment down. balance
cssy monthly pas moutH, Gruauan Fouua
tain co. lll1 Live OAK 81 pallas T.xas
FOH SALE -GrncctN stock and nNturca;
also grocery stock and fixtures located
~ r. Third St Tulsa, okla, Inventory
not completed Phone W 4 Rayson,
MR POPE IN KANSAS CRY
Mr. Pope opened offices In kansas City
last week at 3o4 Minor Bldg, Tenth and
charge, two experienced youngsters and
ASK MIR Pore
1sage NsN
EXTRA coon dairy propagation, ~
choice milk cows, Ford truck. Ford
touring touring 9.r. ca9r. team team horses four 96 room
natural gas, an tools and dairy equip
ment Select wholesale route, 10 minutes
to Tulsa half mile Off pavement. Address
soo-A care OF World
TO BUSY PEOPLE
That want Information about the New
Mexico oil and gas leases, phone Usage
save time.
G ] HAGEMAN
2iG-3l7 Central National Bank Bldg
SMALL GROCERY Tor sale: close in
phone Usage 5o23-R
FOR SALE-aGood opening FOR small gro
cory or cold drink stand. or ice cream
narlnr, near Tulsa. Address 92l-C. care Of
World
WANTED--By reliable party 10 rent a
bakery with view to buying later Ad.
dress l2G \, Taylor. Eldorado. Kan.
REAL ESTATE mortgage notes for sale
TO not you 10 to 90 per cent on invest
ment. tax paid well secured and payment
guaranteed. sterling Investment co in
corporatcd Turner Bldg.. Third and Main.
SMALL STOCK; invoice price. fixtures,
$3.50. daily cash sales $50; rent $40.
splendid locntion. terms. osaEe 9s77
FOR SALE-Grocery store. 2l2 r. Elev-
cuth; cash business: cheap rent; with
living rooms. Phone Usage iS3
100 SHARES ~ Z per cent guarantecd
preferred stock; this IL a good invest
ment Y. " Day, secretary. It'll" Guar
antee Trust co
TRANSFER and storage business Tor sale
or trgde. complete equipment. established
and paying would consider partner. For
particulars address Postofice Box 1893
Tulsa
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Al OFFICE man, experienced ledger
clerk good pcuman and good at fig
nr"S wishes position, several years with
large OH company. Address MA ,aro of
World
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experience, both In clerical as well A.
selling. desires position with a good com
panN. tSN-A world
WANTED-By middle aged man lob as
night watchman. can furnish good ref
cronco. OsRrc 9'GO.
WANTED Steady employment A. care
takor and gardener for private family.
Good reference furnished. psaEr 1890
POSITION Wanted by marrlrd man 80
Years old three years experience retail
hatdwarr, also two years c>prri-ur" .,s-
sldcr pumping Job. what have YOU Ad-
dress 80. ~ care Of world
AN Al MECHANIC wants position with
some reliable firm, have had eight
dress i6N-B caro- OF world
Al OFFICE man, experienced ledger
,,-,l. oIerk rood pcnman and good at fig
large oh company. Address 5Nt-A. care of
WATCHMAN
man who can furnish Al references
ana Al recommendation from the T. $.
government as an experienced watch.
man wants a noWtiop at once Address
YOUNG man employed desires L. keep
small set Of hooks or do typrwriting
sy.ninEs and saturday. phone Usage
ACCoUNTANT
Age ~. at present employed with large
oil corporation desires change My IL
auditing, financial reports. cost account
ing and office managership with both oil
anu manufacturing concerns, a trial will
PROV" that can produce results Address
19i A, care Of World
AN OPPORTUNITY wanted boy young
man with five years experience In cIpri-
cal selling and advertising work: location
9i work viii not matter, ready for domes.
uc r or toIeisn gmployment' a live man for
q i've lnh Addrcss iH5-A. care of world
WANTED Position AZ hotel clerk. cap
able of taking fun charge Good refer
cnCes- Address i50-B. care ~ World
YOUNG MAN 20 wants position In ga
rage or with oil company. can Osare
CHAUFFEUR desires position with re.
fined family experienced In driving any
make ~ car. Tor information OF communi-
cate with ianitor courthouse
SITUATION WANTED-Young single man
desires place with future where ability
and ingenuity count, state university
graduate, familiar with current economic
read and write spanish Best OF references
Az TO character and ability; accustomed
70 hard work ready for work about Aurl
] Address ls3-f. care Of wprd
YOUNG MAN stenoErapher' and hook
keeper: desires employment evenings
to 10 Address II3-B. care N world
L. II WANTS to clean house. wash win
dows, etc can give references. Phone
A NO. SCOUT and field man desires
connection with good COMPANY. salary
secondary tn opportunity, address s9G-C
care 81 world when an Interview would
be convenient
YOUNG MAN 20 years old wants 10 learn
automobile repair work I'm some auto
garage. In or out Of town, phone Usage
lSs, call Tor Buck, or write Hoffman no
tel l25 \ Main st. Tulsa okla
SITUATIONS wANTED--FEMALE a.
STENOGRAPHER wishes position as stC-
noFrapher and general office work phone
Usage 22s2.
FOR ENPERIENCED practical nurse
call Usage S723-R
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n1EssN AKfNG-Pisin aud fancy sewing
work guaranteed. sl2 :. cheyenne.
A.urn EELA i
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WANTED

Party with capital TO Join In The or.
ganization Of n distributing agency
for one OF the oldest and most
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