davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1920-08-27
New Grade OF Rubber.

Chrysil, new high grade rubber, is
vulcanized without difficulty. 1t pro-
duced by the Chrysothamnus. or rab.
bit bush. genus Of shrubs yielding
In different species from 1,93 to 2,S3
per cent, and In one individual plant
us high MS 8.57. OF Chrysothamnus
nauseosus. the chief species, % vari.
eties nre known. IL Of them contain
ing chrysil. The plants are large
shrubs. maturing In six or eight years.
with an average weight Of four
to six pounds. and abound In many
parts Of North America. The rubber
occurring In the cells and not MS n
latex concentrates near the soil line.
The state herald., 1920-08-27
Inesndlarx aulIe,ta.

The incendiary bullets used during
the war, mostly fired from machine
guns carried by airplanes. were In
effect miniature high explosive Shells
Those supplied to our armies (iril-
lions of them were made at the Frank
ford arsenaD were Of brass. followed
out to hold composition Of which
the principal Ingredient was barIum
nitrate. To set this of, each bullet
had n printing charge of magnesium
and red lead.
An ordinary rifle bullet, Of course
is solid. The incendiary bullet Is OF
wholly different construction. though
Of the same callber, being meant to
carry fame. Its discharge sets fire
TO the explosive stuff contained in 1t.
Xensas City Star.
The state herald., 1920-08-27
POTATO DISEASE EXPLAINED
so.called Blight Due to Tip.Brn or
Small Insect Known as III,
leaf.hopper.

Much Of The so-cnlled potnto blight
which Is TO be found Is due TO what IN
really ilp.burn, or II may be- dus TO n
small insect known ms the lcaf.hpppcr
The ,lp-burn Is caused by tie dry
weather and extreme heat Ms the sun
and wind draw the water from the
plant faster than the roots Gun supply
Il from the ground. The ienfhoppcr Is
n small. greenisf-llke insect, which
will he found jumping from one plant
TO another ms the plants nrc moved.
The state herald., 1920-08-27
SWINE FOR WINTER MARKETS
Temptation to Fatten Quickly on
Corn Alone 10 Liable to Cause
Loss Of Animals.

Hogs for the early winter markets
should be carefully fed. The tempta.
tion TO fatten quickly on corn alone
is liable TO cause the careless farmer
the loss OF one or more anlmsls. A
better and n safer feed Is wheet mid
dllngs and wheat bran made into n
thick slop. Give feed OF this Just
what the hogs will eat up cleaf twice
day, then give n moderate feed OF
corn.
Keep plentiful supply OF fresh,
clean water In the pens. See tint the
trough Is clean. Have clean, dry pens
and yards. Dust the pens once week
with nir-slncked lime.
The state herald., 1920-08-27
Ho. HumI

ut says here that the world is not
revolving us fast as It did 10000
years ago." said the Old Fogy, as he
looked up from the magazine he was
reading.
Maybe not" commented the
Crouch. But 1t goes around fast
enough to satisfy man who has a
note to meet and no money to pay
it."
The state herald., 1920-08-27
Made Him poub, His Judom.n..

Friend-What makes you think the
new singer won't do? You said her
voice was good.
Manager-well, did think so at
first. but I'm little doubtful about It
now-none Of the other singers are
jealous OF her
The state herald., 1920-08-27
LATE HATcHINe NOT FAVORED
Evil Effects Are Strikinay Shown in
culiino-Laroe Per Cent Must
BE Thrown Out.

The evil effects OF late Matching are
strikIngly shown In practical culllng
work among farm fiocks. The trained
observer can pick out the late-hatched
flock by the lack Of size. early moult-
ing tendency and poor body capacity
OF the hens. In flock OF late.hatched
birds large per cent OF the hens mus,
be thrown out as cullc.
The state herald., 1920-08-27
A Lengthy Program.

"You have pretty good library"
YES" replied the patient man. ~
have worked twenty years or so accu-
mulating II lot of books and place
to put 'em. Now I'm going TO start
in and work another twenty years to
provide for enough leisure to enable
me to read en-
The state herald., 1920-08-27
BY DEDUCTION.

When the boy next door told Isabel
that the moon was made of green
cheese. she asked her grandfather III
1t were so.
"What do you think about IT." he
asked.
We'll, I'm pretty sure It's NOT true"
she said.
What makes you think so?"
Because God made the moon be-
fore he made the cows."-Eyerybody's
Magazine.
The state herald., 1920-08-27
Artful Candidate.

"But you can't run for two offices
at the same time"
"You don't understand politics." said
the veteran campaigner. 'l'm going
to ballyhoe for one office while I'm
pussyfooting for the other In that
way / can't lose"
The state herald., 1920-08-27
"Vampcd."

"If You will permit me to say so,
you have just had n beautiful caller"
"Yes, book agent" replied the
business man, with n faraway look In
his eyes.
"What was she seling?".
II couldn't tell you to save my life.
All ! know Is that she smiled and
bought"
The state herald., 1920-08-27
Bitter.

"You are acquainted with the plain
tiff?" asked the lawyer as n mere mat
ter of form.
"No. SIR" replied the unhappy de-
fendant. II merely lived with that
woman seven years as her husband"
The state herald., 1920-08-27
Sentence Passed,

"what's the matter, old man? You
look as II you'd been sentenced to hard
labor for life"
'I'm afraid ! have been. Miss de
Millyuns has just refused me-"
The state herald., 1920-08-27
A Good Memory.

"How does Scribson get the atmos-
rhere for his stories Of rural llfei"
"He goes up TO an office he uses
on the twentieth floor Of skyscraper
nnd thinks about the time when he
was a boy on the farm"
The state herald., 1920-08-27
soRER EATS CLOVER ROOTS

Here ARE three life stages OF one
Of the worst clover pests, the root
borcr. The root borer will attack peas
~ well ~ clover. The lnrvnc and tho
beetles Of the borcr literally riddle tho
roots Of the clover plunt. The borer
may be the trouble with that sickiy.
"spotty" clover pntch Of yours. DO u
little investigating
The state herald., 1920-08-27
Too Good to 30 True.

"AIy son. said the elderly sage,
beware the man who says he wants
TO make You rich"
"But he may he sincere"
"There's not that much sincerity in
the world"
The state herald., 1920-08-27
A Business View.

She-So papa said yes. Does he
favor long or n short engagement?
Jack Poore-That depends, he says.
II he has to support me. the longer the
engagement the better.
The state herald., 1920-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. De Lair of Denver
surprised their daughter, Mrs. Andy
O'Connor, who lives south of town,
by coming to visit them Tuesday.
The state herald., 1920-08-27
Strategy.

"Have you given the new housemald
any ,instructlons?"
NO: and why should II"
"Huh?"
IF / tell her nothing she's bound to
do something want"
The state herald., 1920-08-27
A Strike.

"I'li show EN-" said the hen rs she
kicked the porcelain egg out Of the
nest.
"They can't make brick layer out
Of e."-Carnegle Puppet.
The state herald., 1920-08-27
Not interested.

THE golfer must keep the eye
strictly on the ball"
THAT must he why pretty girls
don't 20 In much for goif."
The state herald., 1920-08-27
His Attitude.

"You wouldn't sell your vote to both
sides. would you;'
mo. but | don't mind letting both
candidates promise me a job"
The state herald., 1920-08-27
"Oh, 1is got on my nerves. always
asking permission to kiss me-"
What Makes the World GO Round.

The world moves on. though you may
frown,
Or smile In fortunes cup:
For one half's busy turning down
The cranks that will turn up.
Cartoons Magazine
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

impossible ca mijlocia salariilor s;l
depaseasca sumele strict necc-
sare cheltuelilor zilnice ale lu-
cratorului 81 ale familiei sale
economic ii este interzisa''.
Daca formula aceasta ar ii
dreapta cum sd ne eNplicam
toata istoria association uvrierc
engleze 81 americana De unde
vim fondurile lor de greva? De
ce in America, unde preturilc
proviziilor sunt asa de .ioase in
cit Gu toata distanta 81 transpor-
turtle, ne fac concurenta redI-
tabila, lucratorii primesc salarii
mai ridicate de cit in Europa :?
ST de ce char i'll Europa, deose-
birile acestea de salarii de La 0
para la alta?
Daca aceasta pretinsa lege ar
fl exacta, omul, indata ce ar avea
mai multi de cit ceea ce-i trebue
spre trai, s'ar inmulti in pro-
portii enorme, 81 prin urmare
toate aranjamentele socialiste
mar putea inrbunatati soarta
muncitorilor. Legea de arama
este I'm cutit Gu doua taisuri: ]:
logica coutra aei. ga 81. istoria.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
Sdinta 81 SoCia|iSIllu|
(Contisuare de pc pag. u

acca idee a vechilor economist,
dupa care SAI4ARIUL ar ii ceea
ce este indispensable lucratoru-
lui ca sa traiasca 81 sa sc, repro
duca, fara a putea vreodata, III
tr'un chip permanent 81 general,
sd sc ridice d d'asupra sau sd Sc
cOboare dedesnpt. In virtutea
acestei propozitiuni, lucratorul
poate sd munceasca mai muat 81
mai bipe, productiunea 81 lboga-
tia pot sa creased - de geaba,
caci toate astea stunt inutile 81 nv
profita decit patronului, pentru
ca salariul este totdeauna indie
pendent de productiunea muncii.
Aceasta este, GU consecintele
sale fatale, faimoasa lege de a.
rama, din care Lassalle facusc
fundamental tutulor deductiu-
nilor sale. Ell spunea lucratori-
lor: ''Pe acei carl wa vorbesc de
imIbunatatirea soartei voastre, in
trebati-i daca admit legea de
arama, 81 daca va declara ca nu,
fiji signri CA "a insseala Este
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
Industria in Basarabia
Capitalul. Fabricile. Cine lie exploateaza
produselor agricole.
Industrializarea

Afirmatiunea ca peste trei sfer-
turf dintre industriasii Basarabiei
sunt evrei 81 prea putini rusi 81
moldoveni--nu trebue sd fie luata
altfel decit ca simpla constatare
dobindita pc Gale de cercetari sta
tistice.
Explicatiunea acestei constatari,
care, fara indoiala, are O deosebita
insemnatate-se gaseste in aceia
ca, pc deoparte, latifundiarii, obi
rioara Isl impartiau capitalul intre
agricultural, cluburi 81 lux.
In privinta cluburilor 81 in ge.
neral a jocurilor de noroc, bine
sa Sc site ca jocul imbogatirei 81 a
ruinarii care domnia inainte in Ba
sarabia, continual 81 acum, poatt
mai redus, insa pc scara destul
dc intinsa.
f de crczut ca abba acum, dup;
expropricre, capitalu agricol mol
| dovenesc, sc va transforma in capi
tai industrial att de necesar All
mai ales, in Basraabia ell sufletu
romlnesc, insa GU avutia in mar,
parte instrainata.
Niata muncitorilor din industri.
e 81 ca o chestiune grava. E destu
sa spun ca acum, prin trccerea fla
bricatiunei tigarilor della particu
lari la stat, ramin fara lucru 200
lucratori, fapt ce s'a adus la Gu
nostinta d-lui prim-ministru gene
raj Averescu GU prilejul vizitei sa
| le in Basarabia.
| Pc Gale de transfCrmare a capi
talului sau coglomerarea lui pc ca
le de socletati-trebue sd Sc creez
in Basarabia industrie mare re
mIneasca care alaturi cu acric,ll
tura sa nationalizeze forta eli ecc
!; monica.
Astazi-nu facem sovinism, S
Sc Stie-industria in Basarabia n
}e declt 0 specula odioasa att y
seama cOnsumatorului cit ST a pre
ducatorului prim.
Nationalizarea fortelor econom
ce>si agricole-sau in orice caz al
monzarea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dr
ce la industrializarea produselor q
gricole ale Basarabiei, ceeace va
o solutiune a chestiunii agrare G;
re, i'll Basarabia, are infatisar
deosebita decit in yechiul reyat
(Dacia)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

de acolO. 1hainte de razboiu am
fost colonist in Africa estica
germana. Cum aco.o nu mai ma
pot duce, as vol sd merg catre
sud-estul Europei, unde pot Fl de
folos ca un Intaritor al germani-
lor, ceea-ce gasesc ca este mai
bine de cit daca ne-am raspindi
in lumea toata.
Ca bani am eel putin 10000
marci 81 poate mai multi. Lucrez
acum ca mecanic lacatuS, 81 nu
m as opune de lucra la 1nce-
put tot ca mecanic.
Alfara de mine mai sunt aci
multi amici mccanici carl indata
&C vor aIf.a ca sunt conditiuni
favorable i'm Reminia, sunt gaia
a pleca acolo.
Vas fl indatorat daca att Ibme-
vol sa-mi dati lamuriri cam care
ar fl posibilitatile de c1stig Ia
tara cum 81 ce sanse are un me-
canic lacatus 81 mai ales un me-
canic de masini.
Din cuprinsul accstci scrisor
deduccm cum Transi!vania apart
in mintca germani!or. ca III
Gimp identic de colOnizare Gil
| Africa de est. 81 cum tara roml
ncasca tinde sa devina un cIml
! de exploatare pentru germani
Ceea-ce nemtii nu au putut reus
sl faca dupa tratatul de pac.
de la Bucuresti, soarta razboiulu
nefiind cum dOreau. voesc S;
faca acuma ca popor invins.
Asistam astfel la ciudate ma
nfestatiuni. In Ardeal. guvernu
permite propa yandele earl urma
resc eMpatrierea Rominiior il
| America, 81 tot Ell ingadue sta
biiirea de colonisti straini il
aceeasi tara manoasa pc car
strainii stu sa o aprecieze poat
mai bine de cit moi
| Facem astfel atent guvernll
asupra acestoI' manifcstari peri
culoase. de pc urma carora ele
mentMl rGminesc SO eXpatrlaZa
lar gcrmanii yin sd colonizez
bogatul ardeal. dupa acelas ca
lapod de organizare coloniala c
in Africa estica..
| 'Indreptarea"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

Mutat ell slujba 'ntr alt oraS,
lntliul gind al lui Prostila
L sa cunoasca w 'un fruntas,
Carui fund sluga servila,
Sa alba n schimb. asigurat
Q propta II vremuri de prigoana
C.nd gustului de tran>ferat
Lar mai veni cumva vro toalla
In yizita la dom primar,
Deci iata pc Prostii al nostru,
Gatit ca un fllnctionar
Scapat din pcria de lustru.
Frimarul Ia poftit sa seaza,
Desprc-ale slujbei ] a 'ntrebat
ST 'ntimplator Sc 'nfatiseaza
Prilejul. de la prezintat
Pc primareasa lui sotie
ST peal s;fu flu, unic odor.
Prostiia. care vrea sd fie
Cit mai vadit linguSitor,
Drupa un strajnn compliment
Cc primarcsei reciteaza.
| Curtenitor 81 prevenent,
catre Odrasla s'adreseaza
- Sc pot mindri mama, papa,
Ca all urmaS un genlu rar,
Asa de tinar 81 deja
Baiatul domnului primar!
Victcr Bilciurescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
C0lONIZAREA
GERMANlLOR
IN ARDEAI
Citim in ''Viitorul's

Cltlm III Eiitorul":
Dam ca titlu de document ur-
matoarea scrisoare trimisa ''con-
siliului national german" din
Transilvania, prin care un ceta-
team german isl arata dorinta dc
a vcni colonizat in Ardcal:
Dupa recomandarea biroului
de co.onizarc de aci, ma adrese1
la DIV. Doresc sa ma stabilesc il
Rominia ca agricultor.
AS prefcra Transilvania sau
alt loc din tinutul Carpatilor,
tOtusi 81 sAtundeva daca Sc Ofer;i
conditiuni favorable. Pc cit po-
sibil insa i'll legatura GU germani
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

De aceea unii socialist II an
putut sa rcziste evidentei. Lieb-
knecht spus la congresul din
Halle: Este arma uzata pc
care trebue o1puem la vechi-
turi'' lar unu din ginerii lui
Marx Paul Lafargue s'a expri-
mat astfe.: Marx NIL poate ii
facut responsible, cum sc obis-
nueSte, de legea salariilor pc care
Lassalle, mai mutt agitator 81
mai ales jurist decit economist
Sc gaseste aci ecoul antipatiei
pc care Marx 0 a!vea pentru tre-
buintele propaganda sale, 81 pc
care Guesde a facut greseala so
aduca in Franta fara sal III in
cercat valoarea stiintifica. Legea
de araana, generala 81 inflexibila,
nu poate sd dea socoteala de va
rattle salariilor. de la indus
trie la alta in aceeasi tara, nici
de ale aceleeaSi industrii in To-
calitati sau tari diferite''.
Astfel cele trei baze ale socia-
lismului, imprumutate de la 0
scoala 1nvechita valoare, ca
pital, salariu - sunt facute praf
de stiinta.
~ ('TIniverSnlH
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24


seste industria in Basarabia, sc
constata, pretutindeni, in primul
rind, ca locul eli nu vine imediat
dupa agricultural 81 Cd satenii mol
dovcni, nefacind legatura intre in
dustrie 81 agriculture, exploatato-
Ri industrial sunt marea lor ma
jdritatc straini.
0 singura ramura industriala,
industria casnica, are credinciosi
intre moldoveni 81, colindind cite
va safe rominesti, am gasit, GU de-
osebire, prea frumoase tesaturi Gu
motive caracteristice pentru cerce-
tatorul continuitatii elementului
romlnesc in acest tinut. In multe
case rusesti din Bender, Soroca,
Cetatea Alba 81 char in Chisinau,
peretii sunt acoperiti GU scoarte,
laicere 81 pinzeturi de toata fru-
musetea. Alta data, Sc lucrau, tot
in industria casnica, cojoace. A.
cum ele au trecut in fabricatia ate
lierelor mari Gu alt capital decit
rominesc.
0 constatare trista ce Sc face, in
adevar i'll Basarabia este tocmai
lipsa capitalului rominesc in in
dustria mare. Industria tcsaturi-
lor este acaparata mai ales de stra-
mi 81 trcbue sc marturisim inferio-
ritatea produselor lor din punct dc
yedere al trainiciei 81 elegantei. Sc
incearca, char, falsificarea micci
industrii casnice 81 am avut prile
| jul sd gasesc la Cetatea Alba I'M
ateller in care Sc contrafacca lucrul
taranesc pentru fl exportat la
Bucuresti
i Din celelalte industrii, in Basa-
rabia gasim: postav 81 dimie "a ia
brici, exploatate, toate, de evrei
ulei lis fabrici (cinepa 81 floarea
soareluD exploatate % de evrei
vre-o 10 de germani, 20 de rusi 81
numeroase de moldoveni; sapun, 81
fabrici impartite la Balti 81 Chi
sinau, intre carl p exploatate de
cvrel, lar restul de 3, una e CO.
munei Chisinau 81 una zemstvei
Cetatea Alba; Tabacarie, 26 fa-
brlci, apartinind la diferite natio-
nalitati, Is evreilor 81 numai doua
moldovenesti; scarmanatul 81 spa
latul linei, Ii fabrici, apartinind
in majoritate elementelor crestine
> fabrici de vata, 36 fabrici de al
cool, asezate mai ales in judetele
Hotin, Soroca, Orhei, Chisinau.
Balti, apoi Cetatca Alba. Produc-
tia alcoolului Sc ridica in total du-
pa datele statistice din Basarabia-
lntre S5 mil hectolitri 81 12O mil
lndustrii mai reduse avem: 6 ia
brlcl Gle macaroane, 2 dc pisat,
de mezeluri, fabriea de zahar-
All dlstrusa in mare parte la FARO.
jeni-Hotin, cite o fabrica Gle con.
serve, otet, halva, 81 una de ace
mai avem fabricatia tigarilor.
Fabricatiunea piinei ocupa 81
Stunt IS distilerii de totfelul: al.
cool de cereale, de vim, fructe, tes.
covina. Uncle produc alcool brut
altele rafinat. Doua fabrici dc
splrt de fructe sunt in Chisinau 81
10 de coniac.
brutarii mari, intre carl 80 s,lnt
ale evreilor 81 3 ale rusilor. Chi.
$inaul are brutarii mari.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
FINANCIAL,

on INNDS AND LEAsrs t-A
bMitlNG rnSrRAtt htibN 1000 icrs, .n rp
DDsrd staligS fed. 10 miles sssi N Msnrlm
tfanIs tfsf epiu'y uta fandus bltle.
Hp.nhu e0uinf 40 field Eftl0rifA urtsy. splendll
firicufe A.siftd uis 70 lm N f1lnng con
uaN hsgu SJn haHqm ms
ACHEAGE FOH DHiLLGNB
VIII glye q 900 acres for we'll, this lease
~ miles east ~ Gutrhu rrid. ~ miles
nom we'll 800 feet. thiH lease on Houth
side Wanhita county and iH good Htuff
also have 40 acres fyo miles HuuthwrHt
~ UurHburnott Texas. producing on
three sides. Will yut 60 ~ price iH right
It y CumminRa Mouutsip-Ntew okla.
ulL it,sts 8 psr ars ~. 10 rent fsutaf. ~
MaIiUs and fields eeltsru Tsnnsiq-s. appfo'ed BY
gfn'ugifs ~ naiIrrai and International feplu
lion write Tsunokh Co. biesnn. Tenn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
BUY DRUMMERS'
SAMPLES
BY MAIL
AND SAVE 500

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Slny braid trimming, blue only.
Give waist ana bust XD6 90
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order by number only Send J.. o.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
EMPLOYMENT

sIruATIONs wANrED-HALE u
ENpEhfENCEb fHtcK driver dealr's
position, phone peago laI', Ed~9fh
Hal"y
YOUNG MAN Fair education. not afrsld
~ work wants place Wlth Opportunity
for advancement y ". Bof llat TulH'
WILL BE DrEN lot posltton iu few days
with good concofu as atoam uf EtHolluo
engine or magnetic expert specialist On
IS. W. WaEn0tOs eau fufniHh best ~ rHt
erencoH. call cedar 1881
1IflNt and bopkkvepor. ~. dcHites cher
ioal position, general utfloe work prc
tcrred wants place with Vkpor'uuiy
Tor advancement mot Affaid ~ WORK i.
b23.c world
u NluR AtO srAst naa oyfd sIu enang.
lipr.isnced 10 Bnemi cori audls. rif sos g.
VOID
srTt AIiON~ wNSTED -TENNIt ~
E%fENiErrGb HteuuHraphcr desires
permanent position, phone cedar bat.
HAVE HAD numbar of yonts central
ONO" UTporirnrc. would likr private
svitrhroard phone orpEo Htla.
WIDOW with little gift, would take
charge ~ roomtnE house neat appeat.
anrei capable nnd responsible % present
employed strictly huHiu"Hr biast Wofld
UotsEkEErEu Wants position fot wid.
over with children phuno h0Ab.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
EMPLOYMENT
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tuitEE LADIES ~ 10 ~ haying good
education aud neat appearance tu ttaNcl
In pleasant advCttiaing woth. sa--'t
World
" ~ y D. Deiuouatrator Tor corset
beautifully tailored Tuhgniecd 70 wear
and Keep itH shape. also ueutuu open Tor
district managers. hiEhort pay tfrc
course training. auuiy Co Mra filinr state
manager fur Oklahoma ana ''l"tad"'
Hotel Tulsa. room 33}. 10 Go
WANTEb. Yup,r lady dental ansisthnt
experienced one preferred ,3i.t, Wotih
WANTED WhItu ttdS 10 d. tauuury
work with electric washer. lrht WgfF ,
priNatc home. 100 exchange Tor pfvI'H
Eioual ptaUp IrrHuuH trf either herself uf
chiid bhUuc unhgr tall.
WANTED Woman with croCutyo abu.
ity Co. take charge ~ o. Quc ~ FouIt'
rattnpaI r,puf4 4ttru. room 80 Tulsa Hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

WANTEp--position 10y NuunE oK. ayrvice
man, excellent education. Wide cNpor-
fence In general office work. qualified as
cashtcr, correspondent pUNmastcf. etc,
and have had some selling experience
GBS-C world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

SIuTtfATIDN WANTED Position tu ~
flee By young married man with col
Iege education. working knuWlodgp OF
boukkeeping. G62-C. world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

Neahf iAll 1fAAhNt NHat' eNoN
FOR SAl.E-pne fiuo JACK over Stand-
ard size. fine breeder, had Jack shipped
FROM TcnucsHec last october must sell
account " other business will consider
team HUlatrln COW or. car, Thomas j,
smith, tsio y line, Sapugs. okla
AUCTION SALE--t VIII sell AZ MitcheiIs
Auction yard, near tho city market.
rulsa, Okla, on. saturday, February o.
1899 80 head OF mares and horses
weight 1900 90 LOO, six cows, 26 head
hogs, huFgicN wagon, harness, sale at
ID M. Col i. e. Mitchell auctloneer.
pr II. NJ llutchison. clerk
.HACk FOR SALE two-horsc, good CON
dltiun. call last house east on Lee st,
West Tulsa n g MARTIN.
POULTRY AND sIpPIIEs SIS
NHfE WNANnUrrES kcgal nofras srain kSs,
rum my tao sclr't hrvding pens Arrange Tor
order nos. Frcdcrck rendler ~, Mlssxs
EGGS AND COCkEREf.s for sale from
the best flock ~ rods m the southwest
College iull Farm. osaEc tlOs.J.
FOR SALE-ilo old Trusty incubator.
$40. i2o buckeye Incubator Sl2. l69A
" Fourth
MNNrED-IINE SrOCk so
WANT TO hul an Aircdale dog about
one year old. Morris, phone Cedar li76
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

TIJSIIlnN WANTED by vaslugurad pasr
olinc engineer; can give the best Of ret.
erences from present employer, 57l-c.
world