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The Story Of Sixteen
G.. o. p. Conventions
Tenth Convention
BY A. H. vANDENBERG

Tenth Convention
The tenth Republican National Con-
vention invaded the Northwest ana
converged on Minneapolis June Z, 1892
with j. Sloat Fassett of New York as
temporary chairman and William Me-
Kinley as permanent chairman.
This was the first Convention ever
to be addressed by a woman-the
honor falling to Mrs. J. Ellen Foster
of New York. Nor was this the limit
OF feminine activity. Three other
women led q demonstration for Blaine
which caused a tremendous sensation
and which was only checked when
four other owmen countered in lead
ing a demonstration for Harrison.
Until a few days prior to the Con-
yention, Harrison expected automatic
denomination. Then some of his i'm
p~lacable foes got Blaine to consent
once more to run. 1t is interesting to
note hal Plat of New York and
Quay of Pennsylvania were largely
responsible for this last Blaine eff
fort; also interesting to note that
these same W. men were principally
responsible, eight years later. for fore
ing Theodore Roosevelt into the Vice
Presidency.
Poor Blaine! A great man who
could never succeed P~residentially at
/ the TlSuI moment. Nnen the bidlIe
movement showed obvious weakness,
effort was undertaken to stampede
for Mckinley. who was in the chair;
but he stalwartly refused sanction to
the movement, just as he had done
four years before.
The first roll call settled the de.
| cision: Harrison, 535; Blaine, 1872;
! Mckinley, 1872; Thomas B. Reed OF
Maine, 4; Robert Lincoln, 1. White
law Reid of New York was nominated
for Vice-President by reclamation af-
ter Thomas b. Reeds friends said ne
would refuse the place. Strange al
ways how little strife for second place
though three Vice-Presidents moved
higher UP in span of SO years!
The 1892 platform was void of nov
city, except in the first formal advo.
cacy of an extended postal rural free
delivery; in a declaration for a Mica.
raguan canal; and in p~ledging support
to the Worlds Columbian Exposition
at Chicago.
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Mon that has for It's object the
out of this great project.
AT LAST.

Justice has at last been lone the
civil service employees Of the govern
in the matter of pensions. After
many years Of agitation congress has
passed a bill providing for the retire
ment of the superannuated workers
President Wilson has signed the bill
making it a law. 1t becomes effective
ninety days after its enactment which
will be the latter part of August.
Not only Is this a matter of justice
to the government employee. but 1t
greater efficiency in the hand
ling of government affairs. The pass
age Of this pension bill. in fact. is the
first real step toward re%organizing the
many departments of the federal gov
making 1t a law. 1t becomes effective
and economy. Heretofore 1t has been
case either of turning the employees
out after they have given the best Of
their life to government service with
out sufficient compensation to Jay by
funds for old age. or keeping them on
the pay roll long after they had passed
the age of their greatest usefulness
being unable to keep up the pace
themselves and preventing younger
and more capable men from filling
their places.
Government offices at Washington
are crowded with these superannuated
employees. Now these men and women
can be httingly retired and their po-
sitions given to those of whom
work can be expected.
The pension bill comes at an oppor-
tune time for postal employees especial
ly, when hundreds of these men in the
various branches of the Post ONCE
department are resigning to seek
moro lucrative employment. With the
prospects of a substantial increase in
wages, which the country agrees Is
in all fairness, due the men without
further delay. and with the prospects
of a pension for retirement after a
specified term of service. employment
in the postal service becomes more at
tractive.
The result is bound to be felt In
business generally for 1t means the re-
,tention of the capable men already
handling the mails and the attraction
to the service OF a higher grade OF
men than those who have been taken
on recently.
The United States has been prac-
tically the only great nation that has
failed to recognize the claim Of its
employees who have grown old In the
service. This neglect has now been
overcome. The pension law Is a
tardy recognition of faithful service
well performed.
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Daily Horoscope

THE stars incline but do not compel"
Saturday, May 90 1920.
Copyright, 1920. by the Mcclure
Newspaper S~yndicate.)
Saturn and Uranus are in strong
ly benefic aspect today, according
to astrology.
The signs seem to indicate thai
ideas will gain headway, causing
less anxiety and uncertainty con-
corning world conditions
Kindly stars now direct the ac-
~tivities of more than one oldtime
feared or teacher who will gain tenn
porary dominance.
During this sway persons past the
meridian of life should benefit
greatly for the planetary influence
tend to stimulate N to strengthen
minds and bodies.
Uranus promises much to Ameri-
can inventors, who will win great
acclaim in Italy and other foreign
countries.
Since the stars seem to make the
mind clear and the vision sure dur
ing this confguration, ancient feuds
and misunderstanding should dis
appear. although new troubles will
develop in the disturbed condition
of humanity.
Incendiarism is prognosticated in
the places affected by the culmina-
ltion of Mars.
Heated debates in the House of
Commons are foreshadowed once
more, but the condition of Great
Britain will improve
Serious labor troubles are proph-
esied. h stars seeming to presage
an industrial campaign meant to
give constant anxieties hat will
keep capital in a ferment of uncer-
ltainty.
AS much illness caused by disor-
lders of the digestive tract is fore
told for the summer months diet
well demand much attention and
cooking science will attain new re-
lspect.
July will be a month of heavy ma
ltional expenditures that will arouse
bitter criticism, more or less unjust
1.-THE seers declare
All public officials will come un-
: der a sway of the stars hat will
? encourage the people to arraigr
, them for lack of efficiency n neg
> lect of duty.
This should be a favorable rule
4 under which to make new friends
! who will be helpful and inspiring.
Persons whose birthdate 1t Is HAYS
1.-THE augury of success. but they mus
persevere in their efforts to gain
prosperous condition.
Children born on this day viii
lprODaDiy De STEADY ana INDUSTRIOUS
Rapid rise in business or profession
al pursuits Is indicated.
Even IL you have no lawn mower
d 1t Is well to buy a bottle of machin
oil. You can END the oil to you
neighbors.
>. What has become of the heroes W
w~orshiped a year ago? An America
hero seems to last as long as a sno,
y ball in Hades.
Why not revise the marriage cere
mony to make II read: Until deaf
or an affinity do US part?"
se You can jazz to all the other Blue'
But you do not do much JaZzing whe
you have the Matrimonial Blues.
The man who works with a pic
" and shovel can't understand why n
% Foreman makes more money than b
n does.
After a young married man find
out how much Il costs TO make U
10 he isn't so anxious to quarrel wit
r his wife.
About the time she begins gettfn
careless and Tolls around the hou
81 minus her hair and her complexio'
in he begins getting careless and qu1i
ae shaving every day and begins to =
onions
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Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON.
WHETHER OR NO.

Therell be a picnic soon or
late, and things Will creak and
bust; how happy then the prudent
skate who's sailed down the dust!
Financial prophets all agree that
present things can't last; fate's
brewing soup for you and me, and
soon Wen stand aghast. 1t may
be that the seers IRE wrong, for
prophets sometimes fail and life
may be a grand sweet song, ana
men may still have kale. But as
for me, l take no chance, and
when L have a bone, L do not
down the main street prance, to
see it spent and blown. l take
1t to the bankers vault, a modern
vault and fine. and watch him put
It down in salt. with other bucks
of mine. And IL the panic men
foresee should come to fill its
date, it will not put a crimp in me,
or my glad smiles abate. Each
payday, with a certain sum, down
to the bank / tread; and IL the
panic doesn't come, I'm just that
much ahead.
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A wife will do almost anything her
husband wants her to do-unless h
discovers that he wants her to do 1t.
There was a time when they wore
three petticoats. But nowadays q
girl feels ~overdressed If she wears
anything but @ pair of tights under
her outer skirt
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The Great American Game.

The Great American Game.
The Umpire: 'Strikeeauni"
The Fans: ~"Oyarabber! Ratten.'
The Umpire: "Strikeearoo!"
The Fans: "Oyarabber! Rattenl"
The Umpire: "Balarun!"
The Fans: ''Striikee!"
The Umpire: "Baleroo.'
The Fans: 'Striikee!"
The Umpire: "Strikeethru! Yerou!"
The Fans: "Rabber! Oyarabber!
Rattenl"
The Umpire: "Batterup!"
And so on for eight more innings
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Paw Knows Everything

Paw Knows Everything.
Willie-Paw. what is meant by mar
rying our opposites?
Paw-That is when a beardless
youth marries a girl who has a mus
tache, my son.
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More About Ma

More About Mary.
Mary nae a shapely limb
Some years ago but, gee!
Dear Mary has grown fat and, now
Her limb looks like a tree.
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Notice!

Notice!
We would advise the Wetonia FISH
ing Camp to change its name to Dry
tonia- We would also advise Bud
Weiser, of West Carrollton, Ohio, to
change to something not so suggestive
of the bad old days
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-28

when were chorus girls first used
on the STAGE" asked the Theatrical
Manager
I'm not quite sure" replied the
Literary Man. but we read in the
Scriptures tina Naomi was 500 years
old when she got married"
DoggOne Him !
He sneers at things effeminate,
And woman's ways he's slurred;
And yet you'll find this pest does hate
To give you the last word
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-28

Some one is always taking the Joy
out of life. The fall skirts are TO be
wider and will come all b way down
to the ankles
About one man In fifty knows how
to carry q can and not look IKE ne
was loaded down with excess bag
gage
A girls face Is supposed to be ex-
posed. The trouble il that a lot OF
the Eirls imagine that their faces run
down to = point two feet under the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-28

THE SOUTH MAIN BAKERY
BURNHAM & OVERBAKE
Proprietors.
IL South Main Street.
Newark, N. Y.
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Hi-Brow Poetry.

Hi-Brow Poetry.
(After Amy LOVELY
SUNSET.
Scrambled eggs
In q pimento sea,
And a, Navajo blanket
Gone crazy with the hives.
BLANC! BLANC! BLANC!
Noisy colors that Jar me!
Cream of tomato soup
With streaks OF sour milk.
Whang! BLANC! Clang!
Natures boiler factory
Is working overtime!
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ILaw, Haw!

Ilaw, HawI
When the primary returns were be-
ing flashed on a screen in Los Angeles
the night of the primary election the
bulletin man, evidently a humorfst,
flashed this on between returns:
Get the right number on first call
tonight. Central has announced that
all the wrong numbers are busy"
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Bits of By-Play
BY LUKE McLUKE

BY LUKE
Copyright, 1920. the Cincinnati In
quirer)
Oh, Joyi
That Summers here
There is M doubt
The SeeMore skirts
Are coming out.
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Does a Garden Eat Corn Beef and

Cad. in Xenia (Ohio) Gazette.)
Wanted-Man to feed and care for
garden.
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Turf!

I sympathize with old man Mack,
| know thhe old man we'll;
A burglar stole his raisin' jack
And now he's raisin-Cain.
Billie Wood
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A Lot OF Auto Drivers Lack Horse
Sense &SZi
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Gardening.
'I'n grow some stuff this year 1 vow"
Wise Mr.. Subbubs chants;
1T think I'll plant some oysters now,
And raise some oyster plants"
Luke McLuke.
"Since CANNES bring a fancy price"
Remarked old Mr.. Boggs;
'"Old Subbubs might some dogwood
plant
And raise a crop of dogs"
Walton Tribune.
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Names Is Names.


Emma b Scarce lives In Murfrees-
boro, Tenn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
LEGAL.
CERTIFICATE or PARrNERsufp

n r VT Z An 1 y NHIilf.
know Al Men by These Presents.
Ihat George Biddle Suppes and shirley
a. sands are associated a. partners In the
business of Welding OF metals aud articles
made thereirom ST si7 Fast SECOND street
~ the city Of Tulsa. Tulsa county. Okla.
hona. undar the firm name OF FORESTER
Me.dins company that said partnership
Is general partnership dating from the
nnth day OF December 1919 that George
biddle Suppes resides al iO6 South Denver
street aud Shirley A. Sands resides At
ro3s East Fourth street. in the city Of
iuIsa, Tulsa county, Oklahoma, and that
tneIe are no other partners belonging 70
SAID partnership
Dated this 2i,h day Of December 1919.
GEORGE BlDDLE SUPpES.
SHIRLEY 4 SANDS.
STATE OF Okishoma, County Of Tulss ss:
heiore me notary public IN and for
said county and state, on this Gath day
OF December, 1919 personally appeared
George Biddle Suppcs and shirley A. Sands,
10 me known to be the Identical persons
VINO executed the within and foregoing
instrument and acknowl edged 10 mo that
they executed the same as their free aud
voluntary ace and deed for the uses and
purposes therin SET forth In witness
whereof 7 have hereunto set my hand and
Official seal the day and year last above
written MARY TATE,
(SnAL) Notary Public.
My commission expires July 90, 1922.
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AUTOMOBILES
Al TOMOnII.ts rOE sAII

A. rOMoBii.rs rOE SALE 10
ron sALE5,..Good rye.pas;tnreT csI "
good condition M sacrifice n sold at
FOR SALE Ford roadster, good condl.
ton. cheap n sold today. cau Usage
FoRp TOURING car Tor sale. '2oe cash.
apuy g2i y Third
ron SALE - ton Republlc truck t9ie
model iu good snaps. BELL ON terms -
PARTY LEAVING CITY wants TO soil
brand new fve. e.paAsonger stuts car,
perfect condition; $1,000. no trade, phone
ron sALE-one VcIc- Kimcs wator mo.
tor uunp complete, N will pay YOU 60
mycstirate g2s lynch cedar les
\ SURE HARGAiN-Oakland uEht stN
taken M on new Allen ! sell q At
Cars. WORTH THE MONEY
one Tulsa four; field car with REQ dif
ferontlal one Tulsa four field car tegn.
stcr. one Ford touring ali In trst-claH
running '9gd .uoni WI domons'fsis y.
TO TRADE. Oue-ton Ford form q truck
in good condition Tor Ford roadster or
| toutlhE car or seil chesr Tor cash. In
FORD FOR sALE-Gogd scryiceehle car.
n"dN Hlir rhone Cedar SO
CHANCE or a lifu Zine. Tulsu -Four.
fnufI Toe huiN iNlh NrNh. FNNulIi. new
paint. looks and runs like new, only ftuo,
terms, Nnntiuo, agent Alien cars. 1O2 "
SECOND 81 p4arc 75nt
FOR SALE OR TR ApE Five passenger
Mitchell, runs and looks like new
Cedar ~.
SECONDHAND automobiles Tor sale. one
Grant Six. Is. irst-class condition also
two Srudebskcrs: special attention paid 70
repair work H. r. Auto Repair. 1885
y Burnett
| FOR sALE-Fotd r1adstors, tWp Ford
trucks; one Roo roadster. cali eO6s
FORD ROADSTER for sale, 1918 model;
itfb, cash or part terms. also 1915
| model good condition. $3.50 cash or terms.
See Thompson 2ll Palace nldg
/ FIELD CAR Jeffrey made good share
price ~ Ford Inquire eit E sixth;
phone Osage 4S2a.
FOR SALE-.K King foursome, s.cylindor:
J 1919 model. fine shape. Tor half oriGi.
nal cost. ODDS model 81 roadster Tor $3.50
owner Leaving for west, must sell, WIN.
Wsstbury, room ohio rooms, Okmulgo-,
okla
/ LUBRICANT Carbon remover Hoivca
the carbon problem, when your motor
| loses power, when II knocks, bucks and
ovcrheats don't monkey with the carhu-
| rotor Send Tor can of L,xricent Carbon
| spoorsful into each spark plug hole, fol
| low directions aud the motor viii do tho
rest, n works like cHthHrtlc, you will
/ seq the proof In the cleaned spark plugs
and you viii get more power ana more
miles out of every gallon OF gasoline
/ every can guaranteed Price 81. 4 y
| nuruett. RoN tsi sand SpriuEs Okla.
| FOR SALE-New Franklin; flve-passenEer
| touring car, only 700 miles on paved
street, a barFaini Usage 6S0i.
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Tulsa Motor Car Co.
DON'T GAMBLE

There element Of chance This be
"A
a
duplicated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22

CALL middleton ior hrstrlass pAporhang
ing and painting Cedar 1913.
HArfhkssfS Hr10,alrI a1T fsr1i,fta fenfufd hsms
the sane daJ rhors elt9. sanitary Aatifrs 70
LACE CURTAtNs dry cleaned or luun-
dered by experts. ills z. Cincinnati.
phone O1HEe G2fH.
PLASTERiSG and ietau vofF pf0mplU and uehtG
done phone O9l67
LACE CURTAINs cleaned; cleaners -
fine lace. MrE e. ". Tumliuaon, lBl y
L.. Hodge, Usage sa0g-R.
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AUTOMOBILES


~ iOnNbtiNN iOh ~ w
FOR SALE--One.tun Maxwell truck. In
good running order call osnge lsal
FOR sALE-Late model Ford touring car
IN the very best running order, good
must leave city. price ss25. 1880 $. Eigin,
Usage $3.50
FOR SALE or trade one Keen Ford speed
ster. model i0is, looks good and runs
good harEan, INQUIRE i0ll NJ Thitd
GOOD HUY 1917 Ford touring car. lso3
Admiral
PIERCE ARROW chassis In good tondi-
tou, make good truck or motor Tor
stationary work q. O. Larhin' Cedar
FORD TOURING car. Al condition. q.
a. Iarkin. 'cdsr 1895
LApiES--We can save YOU from ST. TO
upstairs and see for Yourself The Ia
risian. upstairs over Woolworths. S20h
= s'e ell"---------------- y"
FOR SALE one ton Ford truck. TN ev-
ccllcnt condition. 1890. phone Usage
26t5 x, io4 victor
ONE DETROIT si& in good coniuoni
can be seen at 1909 5. Rockford, phone
Osagc 25al.
ONE rom roadster body call oa5se
CADILLAC TOURING CAR FOR SALE
Just out of the cadillac shop In kansas
CITY. Mo. whore % has been completely
ovcrhaulyd; newly painted: new modern
tor an the way through. a. good ~ nc,y.
price $4,000 cash. address = O. Box 6iG.
Parsons Kan
FuH .sALE--Ouc and tVo.ton Rcpunuc
~ Fords; chalmers overland, wanted
100 used cars; Auto Salvage, 2i5 y. Sec
ond. 81
FOR sALE-tFord ROADSTER aud touring
body. top and>.gp cover SPRING. avicai
gears and parts Tor an cars. used tires
and tubes; batteries. couF. radiators. 100
make Auto Sal, sse. 2i5 SECOND 81
CHEAP FOR CASH
Hudson 6-54 roadster. fine running order,
good tires; this is o Keen locker; i4t0'
500 90 me quick ''Barlow" io3 3 ", second
NEW CADILLAC sever. passenger touring
car. wire wheels two eStre wire wheels
with new tires. car not driven over I.5eO
! miles. must sell quick; bargain for cash
buyer; rhone smith. oEase Lelo.
CLOSE OUT
| Champion Y spark plugs 60c, axle
and gears for 100 makes OF cars,
| radiators, used Fords, anything you
want for your car, springs for all
makes.
AUTO SALVAGE
| 2l5 +. Second ST. Phone O-3764
/ FOR SALE-Ford one ton trucks. driyon
about 800 miles. stake rack body with
cover and cab oversize pneumatic non.
skid tires with domountahle rims. IL W.
Brady.
/ PEERLESS EIGHT touring: axe new:
perfect condition, priced right: for
/ quick selling; termri can be seen today
| Second and Main; phone Usage 5G57. 4OS
Security BldE.
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wEgp ELECTRIC WORKS metal

wEBR ELECTRIC Works metal and
ouameIuE tiuishers GO2 Third St
Phone Cedar 1tl, Controlling tho exclusive
right for Oklahoma for the Paramont
metal, glass. cement or aaY surface; gH
finish 100 every shade Of ivory, gold dull
nickel satin, old brass pewter. satin silver.
siatuary hrouzos brougcs Of al nations /,
duplicate any antique finish PolychG1me In
an shades. We rau spye your finishing
problems no matter how large pottery,
hardware electric fixtures our speciality
beds, picture frames, flower pots candle
sticks. cabinets, gas CRATES etc; euamelins 2
dl coors with Iapon finishes, will not
oorOde win resist water, acids. Noap etc
electrically applied All Work fully gIaran,
iced
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LEGAL
'cE OF AYMUAL STOCKHOLDERS

NtiCE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Noliee Is hereby given that the annual
n'stihg Of the stockholders OF Atlas Life
ti9ra1ee company Of Tulsa Oklshoms will
he'd Al the compsny's offices, 31t Pal
" Building, Tulsa Oklahoma, at II
s'otk a. N. Tuesday, March ., 1920 for
Y purpose OF electing board OF eleven
WHlofs lot the ensuing year. and foi
va ether business as may be deemed
N,sMary
ATLAS LIFE INSURANCE co,
A., BY II. O. Mcclure, President.
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CHEYENNE, n. Ilb-abuo nicely fur-
nlshod sleeping room. with telephone. on
car line, phone Usage 1851.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22

Oh people In the OH business with pro-
duction. permanent position; A. good ~
Hry must have best OF references, ad-
dress C-lls World
STRUCTURAL DRAuGHTsMES
DrauRhtsnen for detailing and ohe9lnng
structural steel drawings; permanent po.
sitlUn and excellent opportunity for riEht
mon, state age, o1poricnco' education
when available ana salary "Hpected 10
nr1t letter, address Industrial Construe
WANTED-At once; by Empire Art Co.
few good solicitors men or womer
f"r gity work. rood pay 60 right parties
salary or cummis7loni call room 5a, Hotel
Alton
WHEEL nOYs wanted; Moto Messenger
service room Q H9lland BIOS ,
TRAFFIC. MAN WANTED Must write
good judgment necessary 20 ma'ntai9
with good company 10 right party an
ctc adirrss 7i2.C. csre ot world
WANTED Hoy with wheel 70 deliver gro-
rertrv. lol' ". tlfst.
rAu.OHs WANTED-Coat makers 10
work piece work; sack coats SIS So.
1850 and tl75o, TOP coats $50 and i22.5
union shop Glen Heningor q Son. Okla
huma city, Okla.
WANTED first class truck driver, ap-
ply Firth and Cleland Ia Kendall ON
5O DITCH MEN wanted; Apply az Finh
and Cleland In Kendall gu grErrf
WILL RECEIVE applications from clean
cut aggressive, married mon fur wagon
positions on established tHa routg' muHt
be willing to reside IN city not far from
Tulsa good position n worry fine oppg.
tunity awaits the successful mani thiF
viii appeal 60 the man Wiu likes 10 30 IN
the open and his own boss. apply MI
RUS Jewel Tea Co. 30. : lansing
BOukkEEPEH-- Experienced aud reliable
wants position, best referrnres, adr
dreHs 7Gl-N care ~ world
| WANTED Camp hlorksmth;. wages 50
per day and board apply 4nG First NA-
| tl6nsl Bank Uidg e q. \ n Try
SHOE sALESHHN wanted; Turk Bros
| Shoe store as s Main ain-.
! WANTED Man experienced IN cigar and
| confectionery business 70 invest 1000
! ia a new business IN hest OIL town IN stare,
! ready for business March ]. tall or write
| B.rRs HotCl co, BeEEa okln- ---
| WANTED--Japsnese boy f'r general
! housework, wages fai uhons osaEe h0l.
WANTED-.ssysral men Tor outside and
inside labor; good wages. come pro.
pared for work Ht Z o'clock. Tulsa Cod
Storage 90.
WANTED-Mau " plOw large gardep
spot. phone OsaEe @itJ.
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THE RICH OIL MAN
Might stul be poor had he never bought
an oil lease think then ask about New
Mexico leases, Usage $40, Cedar 154d,
4 I HAGEMAN
9i6-3l7 Central National Rank bldg
REAL ESTATE agents my lot 10 mn
crost Park Is on the market; Roy
brock
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WANTED ~ Dl0w larsc gardeg.
HpOt. phone OsaEc -iiJ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
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FOR SALE-Ry owner five -russeneer
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