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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
BOARD AND ROOMS


hOthN WIN BbAkI Nv
EASToN. W, 2i2--For rent, room Tor 2
gentlemen with meals, on car line,
close IN. Usage 77G9-J
HODGE. E, i20g--Room with hoard for 9
line.
ARCHER W. 6O2-Dehgntful sleeping
1857
VACATION PLACES 20
FOR RENT IN Manttou. Colo, modern
apartments Of and rooms u blocks
north OF Soda Springs; will accommodate 6
and 10 people. Price $500 and 1900 FOR
season. Address Quincy House, Manitou.
WANTED-ROOMs or BOARD ss
YOUNG MAN open for employment. 3
year university training; extensive sales
experience; also varied executive experience
In buying selling and trading comm oditlss
Prefer situation with oil company whore
person Is required to use own inuitivc
Recommendation numbered to /your salts
faction, Address Box 5s0-K care World
ROOM wanted by quiet firl employed
state price reference furnished. Box
b0G-D, World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
JEFFERSON HOTEL
3l6 SOUTH BOULDER

Very desirable outside rooms
shower and tub baths; private or
connecting. Special weekly rates
NICE sleeping room. walking distance from
town, gentleman preferred, Usage
2534
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07

DRUGGIST wants to change location: re-
gistcred graduate experienced past mid
die age married thoroughly competent in
every aetail In the drug business; correct
habits fully alive good at advertising
trade maker; corrcsuondence solicited Ad-
dress Druggist l2 West Fourth, Oklahoma.
Citv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07

VACATION PLACES q
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFTERI

Dt,. ~ ,.t,s, e'.', =. ~ VI '.nGD -
A HOUsECLEASER, also VIII stain your
house tops reasonable In price. Phone
Usage 1893.
ANTED--Your bundle washing We call
for your clothes and deliver them Good
service. when you want your clothes
washed call phone sal.
CARPENTER ana repair work done, no.
Job too small, work guaranteed. Osage'
1925
PRACTICAL paper hanger, will work by
day, pool or job. Reasonable and Satis-
factory call Cedar 745.
tobhinR repairing. prices reasonable, city
references
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
AUTOMOBILES
I'd InMnllM y, lnM NE

! HAVE a new six-cylindcr car. viii
sell for small cash payment or
trade for real estate. Deal with
owncrs only. Address l., o. Box
1868 TulRn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07

POSITION wanted by accountant: com-
petant bookkeeper; have had 3 years ~
executive work In office: capable Of taking
charge OF office; employed now but desire
a change; can hegin work In one weeks
notice. can furnish a No / reference; state
salary In first letter. 2G0-p. care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
sITTATIONS wANrED-MATF'

GUARANTEE Employment Bureau for all
kinds ~ work and help. i07 E Second
81 uhour Oaare 94bt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07

yAxrpn ,,rs, o,.ss ,,.o,,,,, .,s r,s,
S', "a ., I@,rs' @ CLASS "'oH""'c' "i' i-'''
jyISTED man 61---.5II--TT S657, -ar,enI.r -TTI1I-5ers
90 ~ .oPsn SlyP Vd,Ien''t i'"'S"'''
an sl Nlnth ana houlIer- --
bNfhhlbNtEb Epeeiaity saiesmen TO SCI,
sroeory trade in oklahoma; .gge refer
Sh'cS, Aduress 70, boN le4o Tulsa.
WANTED expert mechanic for work ON
GSGhar1 es,,,,t okla Motor Co T"eItth ana
s9uyh .s9 l1esI9n-
WANTED an nutuml lhllc mcrhlp p, must
,,.I pc al Al, man no 9'aSSt ~ -. 'rp'Y' "a"
,,i't - : " Io,,r VI 've >; i5,-lN S', ,----
BOY wanted l6 or ~ years uld t ltgrn
Jewelry trade references required Apply
$40 Robinson Niidg.
20 You WANT Il RETTER IOB7
A six weeks course IN our Jonntonio'er
School viii lift you from tho In ,vaefianccd
class to the position OF an EXPORT worker,
who always commands the better salary.
Trained comptometer operators axe al
"9$S I 10 .or,a5n dGnanu, .,o,,,, ,.,,o,o :, Com.
oHl1e .,uues specl9l trsn'ns IN In
Tarrs,, NJ w et ,he f,inn.
tometer Adding and Caicuiating Ma,hine
can. write or phone.
X; BLETt'ES, 5ol,os hoBiNSoN
WANrED-First class maehinist; must te
able to do all kinds OF machine work.
Phone o2age 1850.
BARBER WANTED. must be first clas'
go guarantees good Tor 6'O Majestic
barher Shop. fo6 ). MAIN
WANTED young man over II In lie mRIl-
Ing room Of this office to work a. night.
'all Tor MI NAlrnn'v, between IL ana
or . and =. World Office. e.----.
WANTED - hUTOM0DiLE SALESMAN,
MUST BE ENPERIENCED, HAVE Al
REFERENtE AND SHOW GOOD REC.
NV Ipv} 1t Tn.S ,4Tnp 4ETHnEoSMHNSE SS Co SEs sna
NAN, NNN'" "''''' 'AIi-' w. 'o'
-. = ., q - y. ----,-----
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
BUSINESS SERVICE
pAiNIINO AND DTCOHArI'

WALL PAPER
At reduced prices during July. store Will
De open from 7 80 a. m. to IL 30 y m.
and y IN. to $50 y. m. plymouth Wall
Papcr. Paint co, 3i2 East second street.
.E = HOGAN. painting, paperhanging
and decorating, estimates furnished on
large or small tohs Phone cedar g5t
PAPERHNNGtNG and decorating In all
It's branches; estimates cheerfully given.
y. $ sutherland, Usage lal7.
WALLPAPER
rs and 20 cents per roll plymouth WALL
paper and Paint Co, ana Il. Second. phoue
722i
A. r HODGE, oapernansing and pa,nt-
ing: residence II N Rosedale; Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07

WANTED y fob M renair man as am
handy with pump work and any kind
OF air mechanic. rhsne Usage S33b-J.
.ENPERIENCED Industrial Insurance: man
wishes debit In Tulsa or vicinity; host ~
references Answer at once. Address SIZE.
care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07

men women. rs upward. for postal
mail service. .i35 month Examinations
July; experience unnecessary; for free par
ticulars write J Leonard former Civn
Service Examiner, 1925 Equitable Bldg,
Washington.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
BOARD AND ROOMS


lUNI tnl NfkttfiNb kOuN~ 10
TWO itOOMs fot iight housekeeping
bath ana screened porch, private en-
trancc. G2e y. lipnton OsaE. sat-
CHEYENNE, ~ l220.-Ohe furnished room
with Kitchen privileges IN private home
to couple without children or two girls en-
ploycd. Usage 3tlo-H.
ONE room Tor Hght houarkcrpinE Cal
at G2s n. Cheyenne Usage 1861
DETHOfT &, 8i5-Light houselteeping
rooms. Usage 7o2i
CINCINNATI, ", ItO-For ront: nicely
furnished lght housekeeping rooms ad-
joining bath, suitable for or adults.
Usage ail0,
MDpEltN servants quarters for rent to
gentleman to care fOr yard Ha rent
Usage St5s-R.
THIRD. H., tit2--Lnrge cool rooms, close
10 ear Cedar tib6
MAIN, S.--Ono and 3-room suite of house
keeping rooms adjoining bath, private
entrance, many windows, nice yard good
well u water. 1891 s.. Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
HEIr-MALE on FEMALE

WANTED Woman. either colored or
white az 6i6 s Boston to wash and iron
can Usage 753O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
EMPLOYMENT
mELr wNNTTD--MALE

WANTED first class nschanlc. sis East
Second street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07

WA&TED--Girl to work in Country Club
kitchen. board and room. Phone Osags
Eel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07

THOROUGHLY experienced maid must
have references Mrs. @. Armstrong. ?7i
West Twelfth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07

GIRL Tor homework and cooking with
good references. 5i9 E. Eleventh Usage
32Gg-I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

were u GIRL friends from the l. 8.
McCabe company store. where the
brfde-elect II employed. The af-
fair was . complete surprise on
the honoree, % no announcement
had been made Of the wedding date
and she was unaware that her
friends knew OF her plans. It was
carried out as . miscellaneous
shower. Two small nephews Of the
hostess entered the room carrying
. decorated basket which contain
ID many lovely gifts for the new
home. Contests and music occu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
Drill Team Card Party.

The drill team of the ladies' aux
Hilary to the Eagles will sponsor .
card party at the Eagles hall FRI
day evening. to which the general
public is invited. Five hundred will
be played and the games will start
promptly at SIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

pied the greatef part OF the evsp.7
ing, and later . delicious iune
was served. The table was decor.
ated with flowers and the Chrisf.a
mas colors. There will be sever,i|
other affairs for Miss Wander
Meersch before her marriage. s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
Social Announcements.

The ladies' aid society OF the
Broadway Presbyterian church. win
meet tomorrow afternoon at the
homo Of Mrs. o. NJ. Myers, 1900
Thirteenth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
Dramatic Club Meoting.

Notices have been sent to mem-
bers announcing . meeting Of the
recently organized dramatic club
to be held Thursday evening In the
Community league rooms In tho
State Bank building. The nesting
will be at 1880 and tho books for
the play to be presented. The
Hoodoo," have been received. Try
outs will be conducted at the meet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

Y1avnnnnH 49, IN - : >a4
manv 1900 -. ~. ~ 49,
~ - ~. ~ 49, ! ~ccsir, 49,.
- F. ~ eorlsi - ~ severs1
vears 0s1v ! - Asfes ~ ~
prenuptisi parties hsvs ~ an
~ Ana Mr. nnr6fck
Il. Richardson a 1910 East River
Drive Viii sfya 4 6fnnsr uarfv- fnr
Miss Koehier ana ~ iles nert
Mondav avenins - fha outinr cInb.
Mr.. ana Mr. Rnberf Waensr VIII
siya : dinner for ~ NJ their home
On Twenty-third street Rock L.
land. next Tuesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs.. Theodore Brown Of No
line will entertain at the Outing
club next Saturday 1t q dinner for
tne pflosi couple.
49,
Musical Cluh Program Plenses.
Tho nro.ror, EVEN ve.t.rd.v ~.
.rrao, :. ~. d. Y.isns Hsr.;,
s,,.n n,S ~ =. -. xA,as s,..N
nrnysd . Mo-. ,u4.r~.,,ns ars pss
s.sn ara pn,,.h ,."s;a .. ~.
.t, ,. ~ ~. .s...naon ~ ~. ~
$3.50. -. a..t .r~. a aas. -. Sn,a v
s ~, =. w as az sn!.'
$50 80. e.1 INV
s sauu p,s.o = p.use aAO.s W
os,n'. anu III a.. n .. ~
s.. 1aoa..y pleaSeu WIN ING Iu!.n"eo
~ US O." NJ. ae -. u . ~ =,
49, w. 49,. ar,,s u..,,,n =,
r o s1 n. nu.o a.. ,n. ~ g..
ss 80 aause 49, n. 1 - 80. ~ 49,
sI..s -. MI p...s W.. 1900
ay.u 1913. .s 49,. en T,s;. 49,,
~ 'ne i.ulss !us.'e a LIE =,
ueI was o.ni..ou 20 uno -. nI ~ -
.ne V. "as unaolo " oe P'0o'
one Oecause VI Illness
Announcement was made OF the
Percy Granger concert to be given
Friday evening at the ROCK island
club under the auspices OF the cluf
by MN. ]. X. Tuckis. Tickets FOL
the concert are now on sale at the
Flower SHOP and the members arr
asked to support no concert Fol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
Realy.to.Hsip Circle WIN Mn.
q Rahh.

The Ready-to-Help circle q ~
Kings Daughters held . well-a&-
tended meeting 1t the homo Of Nrs.
c. E. Robb, 1875 Ninth avenue. This
was an all-day meeting and the ty-
ing OF the wool comfort was COM
pleted. Plans were made for the
charity work to DO carried on By
the circle next year. Mrs. Robb
served a delicious dinner 1t noon.
There were four guests present.
The next meeting will be Feb. 3
with Mrs. r. e. Marshall at the Y.
W. c. A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
Hleh School Party.

Jan. 10 the junior-senior party
Will be held in the Manual Arts
|ouilding Of the high school. This
- the party that was to have been
given Dec. 6. Arrangements are
being made for the Saturday even
Ting affair by the juniors. At 1880
THE party will begin and at 9 o'clock
Whites orchestra will furnish mu-
nc for dancing. Tickets for the
function are on sale now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

O0ok1ekl14 Wo441n4s
ng q intereee Il Rock
1 Tidy = thaE q MIS- Vera
saeAfee o. N. and Mrs.. H.
g<of ~ yoFty-third strsst.
PM 4. LeoeoSd, son Of Mr..
II. w. w Leonard 81 1z0e
= avenue. The ceremony Will
8 koscIock when Rev. Percy G.
~ MI fsad the service In the
oqpge o. tho First Congrega-
~ church Of Moline. Only the
no6lefs relatives will be present
ne ceremony and there will be
9ttendants. Miss King will wear
~ blue charmeuse with . spring
- to match and will carry Kill
(kney roses. After the ceremony
ire will be . wedding dinner
rived ct the home OF the bride.
EeSo blue and rose. the bridal col
D1s. will be used In decorating the
|1hhIe and rooms. After q short
wedding trip. the new home will
~ q 220o Sixth avenue. Moline.
4he bride attended the schools in
3lewton, Iowa, and has been en-
|DlOyed In the commercial depart
1eut Of the Central Trust and Say
1nes bank in Rock Island for the
Inst year. Mr.. Leonard attended
The schools In Moline and Is con-
|nected with the Rock Island rail-
FWAy company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

- 61o1 = ~ ~ nnyoDo
16111N q lo1n1ne ~ cl6A Wl1l ~
|0ODooGDA ~ lFamt1c e1peE1eaes
- 1oeol1asy.
lIneoo U1lnea 7. 1. l.
/ 1fnaees Wd1ns1 parsnt-eaachsR
|nG1So1ee3oa w111 HDooe q : o'clock
| No0ofFow Aftoenooa q the school.
VAen MA J. 6. Dodew1g win give
| 8 4aik D .IAo CAild's Nntrition."
1hls vill - lDllowed b IN infor-
|nal Alecusetoa u the t0p6c for the
o1ta9nocn. Hafreshmsafs will be
eoeyod and al the members are
ufeol 20 ua1o . special effort to
atien1 III 1r6t meeting Of the nsw
year.
.. WIN SPEAK at Prayer SeFvieA
lliss Mafyo Lswis, formerly Of
q Paul, MINI, q niece Of the late
Graham La, 8 missionary sent out
by The Broadway Presbyterian
Ichurch to xorea, Ii to speak this
evening 20 tie members ot the
members a the Broadway Pfssby-
tsrian church ct the regular We'd
neo0ay evenmg prayer service ct
TN. Miss Lswis has Just recently
lrstusned from Pyng-Yang. Korea,
aad she win tell many interesting
things about the country. Miss
Lewis II the guest Of Mrs. Fred
Ipenkmann while in the city.
Ysung People Elect 0Acers.
At the bus1nes meeting Of the
Imnanuel Lutheran young peoples
society last evening omcers for the
looming year were elected. Those
to hold omces are:
President-Edward Moeller.
Vice president-Miss Katherine
Pfaif.
Corresponding secretary - Miss
Victoria Wilhelm.
Treasurer-R. N. Flick.
| Seerstary-Miss Marea Lohse.
/ Librsrian-Ray Lohse.
Historian-Miss Anna Lutx.
The Jan. 20 meeting will be q
box social.
January BlftAday Party.
! Anyone whose birthday falls in
January may attend the birthday
Iparty 70 b given Jan. 81. 1t Y. W.
lC. A. Il 10 not necessary to be q
member Of the organization, but by
l simply sending her name SO that
those In charge may have Q record
Of the number to be there. These
bfrthday parties have been most
successful and every one so Tar
has been better than the last.
Second Christian Church Meeting.
! Over hfty members and friends
were present 1t the annual meeting
Of the Second Christian church held
!! Monday evening. The ladies' aid
society served supper at $50, and
the business meeting was held aft
jor this. In gpite OF the various in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
Irving Pr. A. to Meet

The Irving PIT. A. will meet
Thursday Afternoon, Jan. s, at the
f1chool. Mrs. Il. B. Lowry, the
|tchool nurse. will explain her work
and this part of the program will
~ Of great interest to the mothers.
Miss 6mutz's pupils will give his
4or1cal play for which they have
boen practicing for some time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
f,oaenGa rnaGn1k lna1n1Dol1on,

No0o1nna YHunn1In14 YnnAn11 ~
--..... .s--,- ~ =.
OoaeaM n..s g 49, - -
annno1 0eenA - g oc ~,
teroav an1e10ca . eleessl -. !:
VA Ccmmaee1 =. =. Oan '.
John But0f0 - actsu - ust!Ll1
oeBcer. FOil0wmg are me oucss
placed yeSteeeev:
Proe54G0t-Myo. Iowa Nleke!A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
Ja1usry BirfAday Party.

Second Christian Church Meeting.
Over hfty members and friends
were present 1t the annual meeting
Of the Second Christian church held
Monday evening. The ladies' aid
society served supper at $50, and
the business meeting was held aft
Or this. In spite Of the various in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

Mrs. F. H. Rockwell, at her home,
1905 Nineteenth street. was hostess
Monday evening to the members OF
the Optimus reading circle. Sup
per was served and the evening
hours were spent reading the book,
1.-THE Woodcarver Of Olympus" A
short business. session was also
held. Mrs. E. M. Sala, at her home
in the Sala apartments, win enter
tain tho circle Jan. IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

The parent-teacher association OF
the Eugene Field school Will spon-
sor . bakery sale 1t the school on
Thursday afternoon, following the
regular monthly business meeting
Of the association which will start
at 3 o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
Jenkins. JENNINGS wedding.

Last evening at o'clock at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Sears.
coufins OF the bride. was solemn
lied the marriage OF Miss Juliette
Jennings, daughter Of the late MIR.
and Mrs. W. Jennings and William
jenkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l. v.
Jenkins Of 2127 East Twelfth street,
Davenport. Rev. f. r. Mclean.
pastor of the Mcclellan Heights
United Presbyterian church, read
the service. The ring ceremony
was used and there were no a.
PENDANTS. The bride wore her
travelling suit of grey duvetyn with
i turhan of the same material and
blue velvet. Her corsage was Of
brides roses. A wedding supper
was served following the ceremony.
After q wedding trip, the new home
will be at 1856 Bridge avenue. DAY.
eupoft. The bride was an active
4 worker in the Red Cross rooms
Adring the war, and Mr.. jenkins
served in Battery b at Camp Cody
after which he had eight months C,
overseas service. He has accepted
FL position as machinist In New Or,
deans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

and all members are urged to be
present
Rlaltdeutschen. Schwestern install.
lation.
Plattdeutschen schwestern will
i've installation of officers at their
meeting tomorrow afternoon at
Maths hall. The officers to be IT,
stalled are:
President-Mrs. Otto Bruhn.
Vice President-Mrs. Louise
Horst.
Secretary-Mrs. Dora Bertlesen.
Corresponding Secretary Mrs.
Mary Kurth.
Treasurer-Mrs. Jennie Nissen.
Condustress-Mrs. Lena Geiger.
GUARDIANS. Wilhemena Helm.
After the installation services. a
lunch will be served and a social
hour will be enjoyed.
4 Hrs. Jordan Entertains for General.
Mrs. Harry B. Jordan entertained
i at 5 O'Clock tea for General John
I ]. Pershing yesterday afternoon at
the commandments home on Rock
\ Island arsenal. The affair was very
i informal. the guests being the
L wives Of the officers Of the post.
Mrs. john II. Read, Jr., wife OF
Colonel Read and sister of Mrs.
Jordan assisted Mrs. Jordan In re-
ceiving.
Hes. kOehler Wedding Date Set.
az Jan. II has been set as the date
for the wedding of Miss Otillie
Doris Koehler. daughter OF Mrs.
Mathilda Koehler of Locust and
Brady streets, Davenport, to NAL
yern Wells Hes, Jr. The ceremony
will be read at Z o'clock by Very
Rev. Marmaduke Hare in the Trim
'tty cathedral. Davenport. A large
number Of tri-city friends have
! been invited to the wedding. A
Y wedding supper. at the home Of the
brides mother, will follow the cere-
mony.
Miss Koehier has chosen sunset
colors. rose and yellow. as her
Y wedding colors, most appropriate
Tor . bride who Is as decided q
brunette - Miss Koehler. After
April !, the bridal couple will be a,
4 homo at 2404 Pershing avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
! Tri.City Trade Union Meeting.

Tri.City Trade Union Meeting.
The tri-city women's trade union
| ieayue will meet Friday afternoon
Il 1880 at Industrial hall. This
meeting Is to be an important one
and all members are urged to be
present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01

Nou viii enjoy Nuur otouIug d.u
nor at the Kennedy E,ffiurIuf.
good food good service az reason
able prices AdNt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-07

ent than other people. Albert T. Reid
years agos established a nationwide
reputation as a cartooniSt. In fact.
many of his boys whom he instructed
In their first flights with a cartoonist
pen have become famous. He was
with Remington the artist, in the
west, in making his first drawings for
moving pictures. Mr.. Reid probably
has the largest audiences of any car
toonist in the country. for his cartoons
are now appearing before over four
teen million people daily.
Albert Turner Reid was born in
Concordia, Kan. His middle name
suggests the artist Turner, and with
Turneresque passion for strong effects
he produces strong effects. He studied
at the New York School of Art and
Art Students League. The cartoons
in the Kansas City Star and other
leading New York and Chicago papers
including the periodicals Judge and
McClure's, attracted widespread atten-
ton, and he soon became a popular
| favorite as an illustrator as well as
cartoonist. Later he returned to be-
come president of the Kansas Farmer,
and the Leavenworth Post. He stiys
holds the position as head of the Posi-
His drawings have the unerring i'm
press of personality, and carry graph
ically and wildly the points that are
impaled in his pen. However. the
work in which he will be widest
known will be his illustrations and
cartoons
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-07
DELEGATION HERE.
Fifty Members OF Party on Tour of
West To Be Guests of Topeka.

Fifty men and women from Cleve-
land, o., will arrive in Topeka
Wednesday evening to remain for a
visit over Thursday. The men of the
party are members of the Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce. They will be
accompanied by their wives. The visit
to Topeka is a part of a trade extern
sion tour that will take the party to
the Pacific coast.
Tentative plans for entertaining the
visitors in Topeka were considered to-
day by the entertainment committee OF
the Topeka Chamber of Commerce. of
which ". w Eden is chairman.
Arrangements will be made to meet
the party when it arrives in Topeka
Wednesday evening and take them to
their hotels. On account of influenza
restrictions suggestions of the health
department, nothing lavish in the way
of entertainment can be offered.
Thursday morning the men of the
party will be taken in motor cars to
visit plants in Industrial lines in which
they are interested. Z 1t will be a more
difficult problem to entertain their
wives In the afternoon the entire
party will be taken on a motor trip
about Topeka Plans for lunch or
dinner have not been completed The
ideas of the Cleveland party will be
considered before decision is reached
as to entertaining them. An advance
committee will be sent to meet the
visitors at ST. Joseph.