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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-18
COLORADO DEMOCRATS
ELECT IL DELEGATES

DENVER, Colo, May 1S.-Four
delegates at large and eight district
delegates to the Democratic Ma
tional convention at San Francisco
June % were named by the Colo
RADIO State Democratic convention
late yesterday They will go anin-
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-18
Latest Bulletins
BySbecial Gable

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Presi-
dent Wilson today appointed John
Barton Payne Secretary of the In
terror, Federal director of the rail-
roads to succeed Walker D. Hines.
ROME, May 18.-Premier Nitti
today accepted King Victor Eman-
uel's invitation to form a new cab
met. The former Italian cabinet
resigned last week as the result
of disagreements over the Fiume
situation.
WASHINGTON, May 18.-Lead-
ers in both the Democratic and
Republican parties predict a sharp
controversy if Senator William E.
Borah of Idaho makes good his prom
ise to introduce today bill to re-
peal the law imposing tolls on Amer
ican ships passing through the Pan
anna Canal.
Senator Borah asserts he has suf-
ficient support to insure the pas
sage of the measure.
1t is claimed the law, if passed,
would revive smouldering Anti-Brit-
ish feeling and draw bitter opposi-
ton from the administration.
EUGENE, Ore, May 18. - Lieut..
R. M. Kelly of the Ninth Aero
Squadron of the United States Army
will leave Blaine, Wash. next Sun
day in an attempt to fly to Stock
ton, Calf, in seven and half
hours.
Lieut.. Kelly plans on overtaking
the Ad Club Automobile Caravan
that left here yesterday and that is
due to arrive at Stockton Monday
to attend the Club convention that
will be held there.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, May IS. Il
Three daily papers of this city have
stopped printing display advertise
ing on account of the shortage of
nri n tere
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-18

SYRACUSE, N. Y, May 1S. -
Three daily papers of this city have
stopped printing display advertise
ing on account of the shortage Of
printers.
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CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16
EMPLOYMENT
nrLr wNNTED-TrMALE

MIDDLE Hs,i lsIy or young couple. Hu-
nurbau homo only two lu family. Eive
ph1uo number 0t address when writing.
p1' o. tirr word
WANTED Competent atsuugrpph'r fIf
general ufflco work can aOl East Third
~ 1u.uUH
WANTED a good maid 2i3 West ninth.
1Hbro Gi9o.
WAhTEb. Woman a. cook two meals a
day Appiy up stairs Niveryiuw school
huusr Mr' Harbour
HOUSE kEErEH wanted to- take care %
s-ruom house can at i3t North Main.
DHsFo itsb
TWO LNplEs Tor demonstrating call
rooploH Electric supply t25 ~ Main
WANTED White middle AGED woman for
general house work, good wages AMI
good home fur right party can Usage
1854
EEND your fan clothes now whilo you
can Eot good service. We specialize on
relinlug rou'yttiug and repairing. W To
Date ,loauors, Usage 2669
a FIRST. CLASS house maid ana cook
must ho capable ana able 10 give good
references. good salaries pAid 10 right par
ties. tail pHage 6ll2.
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EMPLOYMENT
sITrAIIONs WANTrD-MAIr 4


YOUNG MAJ going 10 west ooaHt wishes
tu driyo cor through FOR oApensrH WIu
lraso any thur before oct 10. Bo4 9la-E.
core world
POSITION wanted by experienced book
keeper and office man AddfyrH g. H
2ls south cheyenne. Osaro gCt7
HlIlNr1DN NANTED. Young man with
ruiIrEn education wants position with
architect or ,lviI engineer. Hurv'ylnE tk-
pcrionce gt7 o.. care world
WANTED position with reliable oil COM
pany, middle AGED man with experience
In teasing and field work HoE J35.E, care
world
COLLECTOR WANTED 10 collect Tor city
loan hu1ineas In city. Apply room ~
hoston Hldg
WANTED-Carpoutrr work with oil co.,
will work anywhere. liuI D3s-E. caro-
world
WANTED carpenter work by day or job.
OsoEo 6921-J.
No / FORp mechanic. some oypcfionce
on larger cars wants work can Usage
s7s2.
SITUATIONS WANTED. FEMALE a.
EXPERIENCED T.. H. y. operator de-
Hirou position, call Usage Tl5I. between
~ a. m. and y. m. today.
WANrED--Iunitrcss work or any kn1 of
work by the hour at 35c. Can give good
reference 720. care world
ENPBRiENCED office girl desires poai-
HURRY MESSENGER sERvICE CALL
CEDAR 7.
ENpEniENCED cashier and cigar girl
desires position can give best OF refer
cuces Phono cedar tf9
wANTEu-PoaItion nH T. H. X operator
by experienced telephone girl. would
consider position M office girl In private
office. DOCTORS office preferred. Call Co
dar sO7 Miss Bruce.
wANTED--Position wanted by younE lady
In land department Of some reliable
company write M-20o; 6it Main at.
saltwater, okla.
SECRETARY . STENOGRAFHEV - SIX
YEARS EXPERIENCE, CAPABLE OF
MANAGING OFFICE. FIRST CLASS
| REFERENCES FURNISHED. CALL CE-
| NORMAL school graduate experienced in
clerical work and bookkeeping dcsircs
poHiton Call psagc 7ehl.J.
EXPERIENCED btcnorrapher desires per.
mnuent position Chl Oragc sos
sTENuGRArHER etgnt years eSpcrienc,
| desires position Usage Ih2l-H.
COMPETENT stenographcr with two year
experience wants permanent position
| fhnhe psage tlHb.
WIDOW with one child wants position
| as house keeper. experienced. Csll
| Mary Ingiemnn, Cedar 900 or Usage e0i4
| WAITED position a. clerk =. II. y. Op-
orator Phone osaEe 2Si9-R
| STEONGRAPHIC WORK done accurately
| neatly and quickly 90 years cIpe-
poricncc). 6i2 Blss HldE Usage :7l7
| YOUNG lady with several years of ste
| nograpic and clerical experience de-
| stress position with good firm. References
| Usage iii7.
| WANTED -stouogrRphio or Vping work
to do after y. m. Prices reasonable
| dictaphone work specially Call Mi
| Hood at Usage $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

HAVE client who will trade tutom0.
bile delivery car for chcau real
estate and assume your Indebtedness
Call Trvon. Cedar 20.
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FINANCIAL

w. ~iNtN~ OffohilNiitf ~
FOH sAIE or UEsT-Welt equipped !
restaurant Frisco hotel. West Tulsa |
InHuy Carpenter Prop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

PORTER WANTED Middle ngcd man
=. preferred Apply Ketchum Hotel 900
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FINANCIAL



BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~
TOR SALE OR TRADE-Garage and |
Dodge Bros. agency at Branson, Mo, on |
Lake Tnneycom". clearing $1,000 month. |
owner retiring on account OF age, sell or
trade Tor farm or income property. :. NJ,
Bell Realty, bu Daniel Rldg Cedar ii62.
GROCERY AND MARkET--Locatcd on
North Main. Low rent, long lease. Do
ms fine husinesa Reason for selling.
81. 900. NJ, 7. Glass & Company, Cedar 1884,
GRoCERY-Stock aud fixturea. fi.5OO for
fixtures ana stock will invoice at about
ti,7oO In good residence district, mostly
caHh business. Call NJ. j. Glass & Com
pAny. Usage lhSA.
WE Havo several well located bars and
pool rooms, also few good cigar stands,
Cali us for business appointment at any
time Hooker Realty Co, 33i Central
Natl Rank nldE, osaEc 7o27, Cedar 1859.
,loo WILL give you interest in future pro
ductlon In 80 acres. derrick completed
old production on all sides; ono ot the
best fields In Oklahoma, Address S9o'h
care World. -
WANTED
Somebody to buy dandy grocory store
Everything now, 2 modern living rooms.
Garage. About 's.Soo TermS Rent COM
ASK MIR. PoPE
Usage sass.
| INNEST--No chance to loao Absolute
safety. Immense profits Hank refer
| ences given. write r. r. MaoGregor.
| brunswick. ca.
RFBu1LD auto tires; b,F profit we teach
you free; terms on epuipmen,s from 700
| to s.. 500 Anderson Steam Nulcaniasr Co,
SOC y Hudson, oklahoma city,
WYNONA. okla grocery for sale; doing
| cash business, other reasons for sell
inE Telephone Usage $3.50 or 90. wy
| mona,
| t70O0 MEMS furnishings aud shoes for
| sale; stock must ho sold TO vacato tho
room; inquire sspulpa, Okla, 100 East
| Dewey
| GROCERY store for sale doing good bust
ness Phone li2O. sanger Bros
| GARAGE ron SALE--pn ozark trail. In
| growing town OF 800, doing tl6.o 900
| business year well equipped repair shop
| crsaorios, fine stone building, 40 car Etor-
ere, will take 5000 to handle. LiPp and
hte, Ramona oklahoma
RESTAURANT for sale. a bargain II sold
at once Inquire sa2 u Second
AN ENPERIENCED business man ot good
appearance and personality has 81, ooo to
| $40. 900 to invest with services In husi-
neD which must stand rigid investigation
93t-F, care World
STAND rights Tor sale on show ground,
| I also hRya parking ground, cars guar
autecd safely, Call After ., m w, l.
boEEs usage 7t95-
NEW company starting. wants man with
81 600, TO occupy space on ground floor
| Investment guaranteed against any ioss
whatsoever. CAll at s2s Lynch Blds. be-
| tween 10 a. m. and y. m.
| Fhh NNlsl4"n'HFhtNfN hNl meat kNeN oAisi-
| ness, bargain n taken at once. CAN al
sol y Elgin or Phone Usage dt92.
FOR sALE-smal Cafe cheap. Sol T.
| First
LET us show you one Of our cScepttonai
good buys in restaurants Booker Realty
. | Company. a2i Central Natl. Bank Bldg
osago 7os7 cedar 1859.
RARRERS-l have two white chaifs, cata,
| loEue price Ass, each, marvel tank
heater; 20 Bsl, Price $40, wire shine chail
= and extra foot rest tSb; any reasonable
2 | urtce EetA them rhis Ia not junk Dar
n sullivan, box 500 sand Springs Okla
NEW store for rent call at Sgs Il, Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16
ExCHANGE--REAL ESTATE

FOR TRADE--Diamond. value $500 will
trade for car Of same value. Call At ia
s. jackson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

WANTED white nlrht t4nltof. must
have good reference Uohutrcld Cie
wkE, ili s cincinnati
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16
PERSONAL PROPERTY
nor sEHoID GOOD.

FOR SALE queen Bee cook stove.
422 S. Wheeling. Phone Usage
22dG-G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

WANTED housekeeper for widower and
two children, Usage so7s.
WHNTED-A good seamstress; Bauer
Auto Top Co.. ga ". Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

TEN LAHOREHs wanted a. once. Apply
Tulsa open Shop HEsociation, 40 WeHt
Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16
NOTICE

TO all telephone subscribers OF
Tulsa and anyone interested In visit
ing the Local Exchange; If you will
apply TO the Information Operator
in the lobby OF the Pioneer Build
Ing. we will be glad to take you
over the entire office. operating
Rooms. Cafeteria and Pariors Par
ents or relatives of employees and
people desiring employment espe-
cially invited. Ask TO meet the
matron and Chief Operators: get ac-
auainted with the people your girls
work with.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

%ANTED--io iaborcrs. come rcHdy fpr
work by Jack Francis country club.
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10 E Etrhtccnth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

ELECrhr lass tJr.t class all.t1uui o.ec.
tnrai v.rrets open ruup condition.
Tulsa Dpeo SurU LsHopiHlIuu. l.U ~
Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

WANTED .-utuh Eratc -'Hek Hs'r4mru,
new proposition uriiuiir' ruHHihiIiiles
no co1lpcttur. millions lu contracts, pend.
ing, ony huHtlors H''t apply lerWat"n'
Connection u result FtttrrH. oot.b. r"lr
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

WANTED u buy the furniture ana "a,
house ~ 8 or rooms. can Moore osa@,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

WANTED = Experienced candymaker;
good wages. osage os55. Berry candy
Co, al west Second.
GIRLS to work in checking dept Bohne-
telds Cleaning Works. all $. Cincinnati
WANTED. Elevator sirL Apply supt
Unity nldg
WANTED porter and two maids La
Sale hotcl, ti5 =. Denver.
CoLORED maid wanted; room furnished.
ll1 Fast sixth
TWO chambcrmaids wanted at Lasalie
hotel, ii5 South Denver Phone Usage
wANTEp--w White Woman. experienced
cook, to cook IN small boarding house.
Good wages and good house. III East
brady Usage 776I
wANTEp-A middle aged white woman
Tor general house work 1897 baltimore.
Usage ll7l
LADY wANTED--On repair work. 20 ".
First
wANTEp-whlte woman Tor house work
lsib East Hodge
WANTED Experienced ooiored girl Tor
general house work good wages refer.
cncc required, apply lb2i South Owasso.
Phone Cedar l9S
TABLE girls wanted al Quaker DRUG Co
LADY that wants position at 80 per
week for housowotk. 2lO south Frisco.
wANTED-A sood cook With good refer,
onces. Apply In person. i2la Cheyenne,
IELP--MALE AND FEMALE 40
WANTED nELP--uoys and glrls inquire
Mackey Telegraph Co, 100 East Fourth
street
| WANTED-A man and wiio to work on a
| farm n T.. nenmon, Claremure Okla RI
| /. box bb. Phone J.52s.
| CLERkS- Men, women, over n, for Postal
| mail service, Sl3b month. examinations
| September; experience unnec esHnry. for
| free particulars, write J, Leonard ttormr
! CNil Service Examiner 1898 Equitable
| bldg, Washington -. 9.
| WANTED-.A good real estate solicitor.
2s6-E. care world.
Statesmen AND AGENTS ~
| WANTED-Oil lease salesmen. II you can
| use $3.50 per week, give me your hd-
| dress at once drills now running.
| Woodruff Liverpool, Texas
| ANrED-Roal estate salesman. Good
opportunity to man that viii apply him
| self. neat appearance. must own car. VIII
| make good guarantee 20 right party. Thi,
| position is with one " tho best established
| firms In the city ana oftors gilt edge
opporunity. Address ?sl y. care world
2.MEN aud ladies TO sonc,t pleasant
| work, Eood pay, can l.. NJ No phone.
Parrish. New Fos Hotel.
SITUATIONS wANTED-AALE Al
WANTED Position - neat energetic
| boy cf rs TO work mornings and even
ings for board while going TO school, Will
| nay lAl OF hNaIA II NV N-nHalst HhhA va
bA9-C. care world.
| wANrEU-Poslui hy competent Chef al
around man. n T O., care world.
HOTEL CLERK wants position In Coun,
| try hotel. not afraid OF work. H. r. g
, care Wolrd
BoOkkEEpER accountant, evenings an,
Sundays. five years experience railroad
, ing and banking. Address @ caro- world
MAN Union carpenter wants work 10y da,
= or contract oAago 2ls6.
COMPETENT bookkccpcr aud scnorEraph
? or has about hours spare time In az
trrnoons which I wish TO utillyo 70 goo,
p advantage. Call Usage b040 after i.9O n
IN.
YOUNG man with twelve years of CIrri
cal private secrctarial and salesman
| ship experience seeks employment 200,
Correspondent Usage 6eNb.
IHURRY MEsSENGER SERVICE CAL
CEDAR q
] POSITION as bookkeeper or assistAni
middle aged man with family, living
{ Tulsa. Three years experience, HRlai
/. moderate " start 9is'L, care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

NANT TO buy furniture u we'll .grg,.i
and paying roominE house u s.I,.1
VIII pay cash Mrs. Kate Tower. g.gsr,
Delivery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16
EMPLOYMENT.
UrIp wANTrD-MNIy

EMPLOYMENT.
HELP wANTED-MALg 80
DELIVERY boy wanted for rroc,ry store.
1t2b v. Eirhtc"nth
PORTER WANTED Middle AGED man
. preferred. Apply Ketchum Hotel. 900
WANTED--io iaborcrs. come roady Tor
=. work by Jack Francis country club.
~ Elwood.
wANTED-singlc man, axe about 2b who
thorouEhly understands raH meter ropalr
cpportanity' wTie is,tef' dS,suInr' sS' ',''
Letlcnoe. Give reference. 400 u, care
TEN LAHORERs wanted at once ApulY
Tulsa open shop HEHociation. i30 MeHt
Third.
WANTED White niEht i,nltof must
have good reference Uohuofield Gle.
Wks, ~ cincinnati
LAnQREns wanted a. snndard .Asrhalt
Refining 60. tui"pou1'n,o. Kan -
room. 81 per day,
FIRST class shrrt metal workers inaidc
Huc out Idr 10 .rF ruI.t .I,u shop AH.
radiation 1aH IS tmrt
ELECrt''tANS rr.' class all.tYuui e.oc.
o. inc"l w'IsI. open rhop s.nhlugn
fS,S ''." '"'' "''"' '''''"'
WANTED Hogistcred unaimarist In.
... .,..
E,..,.'t,a,n a.,,,,,.,., ,.l,,,.,ii,i..
Inc orry b15ttsr. "..t ,npiv rsrmsr.nt
gennrctiuu u rcsuIt Ett,crs. o'e.p. care
Tff.t,.t.H-,..- ..,.., ,.. .....,.,...,., ,....I.
49,, rt,s,.. ~ .,'..',a.,t ,,l '...,t
,oo" a. ha - ~, ,,I a. 't|irt tu3,
io". t'A'h nt' ''''.. ,''n' '''lF
MNl't lEN'"'NAlntl' b'I,''"''z
,,.'lu
"AASIt, t[.l ',' ,, .l, , ",,yn Apply
49,, =" 49,, y. ,,.s,.,,,,.,,.,. .
hpIHL NM NL" lhH ",'i..rr n.
:, s93sial"n n,w "i',' E'1W ln'n,t
rhatrr' Arr.y t,,Ntr urny.r
.HaH--.-#'-H
,,,,,,...,,,.,.,, a., ....,,.. ....,
worbin. Wacbine in pianIrs milf Tulsa
oprn shop nHsociation, no Wsst Third
WANTED yo,inE man over ~ to WORK
In The mailing room Of this office at
nIghtA. call Tor Mr. Malrouey, between
~ and or aud o
MANTED--A delivery boy with wheel.
Appiv 1909 " chicago. Hcrnd Gro Go
Nfff al Nftgtsu 49, hfrt. Nttst ftf.t
80 - i.rN .",'g gt.t., wv '''''
'.''' "l'Iig a. ~ Wv i'''''
WANTED Young men Tor H"uogfaphio
position. See Mr GuiHc. manager Of Tulsa
Businesa college
WANTED D--Good vulcAnizer Apply Kelley
Tire Sales co. 90 W rum
sALESMAS-I W Donaldson 4 Co. So
curity nidE. 81 Louis. continuously In
busnean since lsds aA international bank
err ana brokers solicit inquiries from
HNeHh,'n OF 'm'tIF Hnu "nuW'
msh WIN I,Ian IS,.u.n ,.a1 ~ r,
t@alnea. @ w ,ePlS"s p''''' '''"''u '''"''
ana ''onehtleh'
v......,.s..-.
WANIEp-A tlIH''eI""H 'H'"T anu pros
ser sal v. FltHt --.
BoY to delivery PACKAGE. must have
wheel. Palace ptfico supply Coz Sle-
slk y boulder.
BOY over II to learn printers trade. Ap'
ply foreman. World
--------5-'i---
HELf WANIED--ftMAhh w
wANTED--A colorcd woman Tor house
WORK, sood Nasee. osas' esg' --
WANTED--A gir Tor house work Phone
osage e7io. n zunis
WANTED--Mnid Tor general house work,
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WANJED-StnRlc man, age about 90 who
thorOuEhly understands EaH furtor rcualr
work and physical raH testing splendid
opportunity Write letter detailing tN.
Ierienco Give reference. 400 T., care
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

HAVE client who viii trade aut0mo-
bile delivery car for choau raaI
estate and assume your Indebtedness
Can Trvon, Cedar 10
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EXCHANGE ArTOMOnIGrs

To TRADE-Resldence lot for Is,o
automobile; Buick or Dodg, prc.
fcrrcd. Can Osagc 3T2O
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FOR TRADE-fiigh class corner
lot; Peoria and Twelfth In Ridge.
wood addition; value $4,000. Phone
Usage 1891.
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WANTED to exchange Missouri bud fof
vacant lots. suburban tracks or city pr6p.
erty. l.. George ai7 Frisco Ave
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KODAK---3 or 3A special + 6.8- Ga
Cedar 1853 after 6 D. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

BELL BRUMMETT PIANO REPAIRING
co.
nigh class piano tuning and repairing;
no Job too small, no Job too large Phone
MS your piano troubles All work guaran-
teed. wallace Bell, 70 years In Tulsa All
pianos bought, sold and exchanged what
have you? osage Sle6, Residence phone
OsaEe 4OGi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

LAnOREHs wanted ~ saudati Asphalt
Refining 60. luIopcul,n,o. Kan -
Per day Company camp, board and
room. 81 per day,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16
INSTRUCTION.
EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL I

EDUCArIONAL AND MUSICAL 20
PRIVATE lessons in Spanish by
teacher from Madrid university,
Address 292 T.. care World.
FOR Piano Tutoring. Call Il. W. Foster.
Usage i713.
PIANO LESSJNS-Any one wishing to be
gin with my fall class, call at 2lt South
Cheyenne, or phone Usage 30il Mra. DO
De Bne.
DANCING AND DRAMATIC so
EXPRESSION, social aesthetic and
toe dancing; studio M South
Denver, Cedar 6hb,
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INVESTMENT

A successful mercantile business,
established five years In the City of
Tulsi, doing an annual business OF
$1,000, 1000, finds It eNpcdient to in
crease its working capital to pro-
vide for recent expansion. $4,000
Of SO cumulative preferred stock
is offered. Income from this stock
will be exempt from Federal Tax.
Closest Investigation IL invited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16

TO TRApE-6-room bungalow. rI,1r' I1.
Gated In SLOAN Springs Arkansaa fcr
good equity IN Tulsa residence j. Glass
\ CO. Cedar 1874
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FINANCIAL
wANrED-To BORROW

t25O WANTED
To help drill well IN proven ncid. sands,
production on 3 sides. looks like surc shot
graves. '22 central National Bank
Arizona republican., 1920-08-15
UNCOVER VAST CAR
 THEFT PLOT TO ROB
 MOTOR LAR DEALERS

"ASo1iNGTON, Aug. 14.-Discovery I gigantic plot to swindle automo
 1e ueaiers and garage owners of the souhtry by sales of stolen automobiles las aroused widespread interest in "nat Is regarded as the first real test o1 the recently enacted Dyer law washington and New York detectives uncovered thefts which are valued at ssoo,oo0 in tracing down the sale of pign-priced cars to dealers in this vicinity at ridiculousIy low prices automobile dealers along the Atlantic coast, particularly in New York. Balti- more, Newark and Philadelphia, have been summoned to testify before the gdand jury.
 The police seized seven certified IIaIts for $1750 each from Albert Me rssen' automobile dealer of this city, 1nese drafts will be used as evidence against parties taken in the police Iound-up now under way. Because of the developments in this case. local ueaiers, especially the garage owners. nave been fnconvenienced of late by the acllons or detectives in examining all cars and parts.
 The police say that the secret num- Der placed in the late models by man elacturers has proved of inestimable Nd1ue Tn the determination of the right ful owner It is quite evident that the thieves employed skillful mechanics to obliterate all identification marks which the owners or the manufacturers had placed on the automobiles I it is Tor this reason that the authorities are giving special attention to the exam lnation of used parts in garage store rooms. Within a week, thirty five automobiles which were reported stolen in New York have been restored to their owners. The police say that the Ford sedans of the 1919 and 1920 models were the ruling favorites in automobile thefts
 Dealers throughout the district an tlclpate expensive legal proceedings over the ownership of the cars Judg- ing from the police reports the organ ized thieves adopted clever methods tc aIlay the dealers and garage owners suspicious as to ownership whenever these cars were offered for sale. Ger tificates of ownership and bills of sale were quickly produced at the time the car was delivered. This paper after ward proved to be forgeries. The faci that the dealers have these alleged bills of sale on hand, is expected to bs a source Of legal proceedings. Dealer: here who have been swindled told the police that the cars were purchased from Morris Elias, proprietor of the Lincoln Auto Exchange of Newark Elias is now out on $10.000 bail to ap- pear before the grand jury here Augus 20, to answer a charge of violating tho Dyer act.