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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-28
The Dark Aoes

The dark ages was a period Of about
six hundred years in European history,
commencing with the fall Of the west
ern Roman empire (476 A. d. and
Continuing until the close Of the elev-
enth century Nl00 A. d. The dark
ages comprised the nrst two-thirds
Of the middle ages and were character
lied by extreme intellectual apathy
and gross religious superstition. The
sway Of the church was universal. and
learning was at its lowest ebb.-Kan-
aas City Star.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-28
A New Cat Remedy.

ITO keep cats on the seed beds"
Gays Home Chat. bury small bot
tie up to the neck and I'll II with
liquid ammonia" The old practice Of
burylng the cat up to the neck In the
seed hedding and keeping the ammo
MIA for subsequent use ls considered
obsolete.-Punch, London.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-28
The Cone Of Our Pine.

60 hard Is the cone OF a pine IN
our western forests that the Impris-
oned seeds cannot be propagated In
the ordinary way. The best way is to
burn the cone over hot fire until 1t
bursts, when the seeds escape. When
forest fires sweep the country these
pine cones have their chance. and from
them new trees grow.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Frank A. Vanderlip, former president
of the National City Bank. yet more
than any other they have been made
the foot ball of party politicians. 1t
is high time our national government
took them Seriously in hand"
Says japan Wants Peace.
MY dominant impression of Japan"
DR.. Schurman continued. 'is that Japan
is profoundly desirous of maintaining
peace and friendship with the United
States, and that for the accomplish
ment of that end she is ready to make
a sensitive, high-Spirited and powerful
nation could be necessarily expected to
undertake"
Japan's annual net increase of 600,-
600 in population, he said. leaves only
two methods of escape from Starva-
Evening star., 1920-07-14

dren out of sight, while the commit
tee was in this part Of the state. The
two visitors were Congressman King
Swope of Kentucky, and J. Will Taylor
of Tennessee.
LOOT in Locality.
At the local Office of the Japanese as
ISOLATION the secretary supplied the in
formation that there were 1,097 jap
anese in the locality. He also offered
to furnish any other information the in
vestgators might desire.
For tomorrow the committee plans
a tour through the neighboring COM
anese.
w. S. McClatchy. publisher of the
Sacramento Bee. has gone deeply into
figures and gave his conclusions on
racial questions.
Mr. McClatchy epitomized the sit
uation by saying that "I5 per cent OF
the 100000 japanese in California are
richest agricultural section of the
state"
|sYoshi" Later Married.
Continued activity by Japanese in
bringing on picture brides" was also
charged by Mr.. McClatchy.
One new plan, Mr.. McClatchy said.
was that of bringing into the United
States of "yoshi," or adopted chill
dren, who later could divorce their
parents here. This made possible, he
declared. a "yoshf, bee1ming s1nntss and ths
divorced father.
Miss Alice Brown of Florin. To-
cality thickly settled by japanese,
testified that Americans and whites
were not being forced out
by the inflow of Japanese.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

tion open to, ,her-emigration to the
Asiatic mainland and Importation OF
food in exchange for commodities.
Conditions are unfavorable for Japan
becoming an Industrial country, nke
England, he said. because of the snort
age of iron and other raw materlais
in Japan. Existence of a notor1ously
weak government in China, where
raw materials are plentiful. he added,
make extensive commercial relations
with China impossible without an ap
pearance Of domination ana lntefAe'
ence on Japan's part
China's Weakness Danger
This weakness in the Chinese gov
ernment, DR.. Schurman said, is the
source of constant danger of com
mercial and military Imperialism.
Asiatic environment produce an i'm
Evening star., 1920-07-14
and Saturday
liabLeSumrner I onics


Pep-Phos contains Glycero-.
phosphates, Calisaya and Nux
vomica, an ideal summer
tonic. One size. $1.50
Bibek, 60c size ...... $50
Fellows Syrup Hypophos-
phites, . sizes, SLIT and 79c
Niles Nervine ......... sec
NcDade's Prescription, a
strong system cleanser that
purifies the blood. Large
DOttie ....-....- .S1.oS
Maltine Preparations. .$1.10
Father Johns Medicine,
$1.10 and Soc
Gray's Glycerine Tonic.
S1.00 and .-............ .45c
Graham's Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites, contains iron,
.quinine and strychnine; a
pleasant formula for a rum
down system. Pint. -. $50
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery ............... SIC
Green's Nervura ....$1.l5
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Hpanese Children
Reported Kept Out
. of Siqht in Hearing

. .eACRAMENTO. Calf. July IA (by
ne Associated Press)
ludy of the japanese problem. as it
lists in California, was continued to-
ZAy by members of the House immi-
.atiNS- and naturalization committee.
Tho were to spend the day in taking
.idence in this district, where, accord
ing to evidence heard yesterday. the
japanese are more centralized than in
any other portion of the state.
= Two members of the committee. who
visited the town of Florin.
settlement nearby. reported at
4he hearing last night they found but
two Japanese children on the street The
.isit was unannounced-
= John Reese, the only American mer-
.hant in the town, told the committee
.en that the word had been passed
among the Japanese to keep the chill
Evening star., 1920-07-14
For Your Hairs Sake

Meritol Hair Tonic. a fav-
orite among the ladies be-
cause it prevents loose hair
and does not make the hair
greasy; two sizes, $1.00 and
Soc
Nelson's Hair Tonic. SOC
Partisan Sage. 53c and 49c
Parker's Hair Balsam,
Pompeian Hair Massage,
85c. 45c and CSC
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine.
four sizes; $3.50, $1.ss, $l.oe
and &c.,.
Penslar Hair Tonic, formu-
la on every bottle; you can
see it contains every thing
necessary to make the hair
grow and stop dandruff: two
sizes. 81. 90 and SOC
Q-Ban Hair Tonic,
Rosewood Hair Tonic. :. SOC
Saso. Sage and Sulphur
stops falling hair. restores its
natural color quickly and
harmlessly .35c
Sanitol Hair Tonic. .29c
Sew en- Southern Sisters
Hair Tonic. .....- .96c and 53c
Silmerlne. S1.00 size. .s9c
Tricopherous, SOC size. .42c
Vaseline Hair Tonic,
60c and 35c
Westphal's Hair Tonic,
95c and 59c
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur.
two sizes. .79c and Soc
Wild Root Hair Tonic,
s5c, 45c and 2ec
Quart size. SITS
Wampole's Sage and Sui
phur; stops falling hair. re-
stores its natural color and
no one can tell you are using
it; one size. .49c
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Ayers Hair Vigor. 49,. SEC
Harker's Hirsutus, three
sizes. .$S.69, $1.79 and ssc
Barnard's Eau de Quinine,
an excellent preparation to
prevent dandruff and keep the
hair soft and fluffy; regular
Soc size. $50
Carter's Lux-L Hair Ton.
&c ..... .S1.oV
si.oo
Colgate's Quinal. No. 1 or
No. .; two sizes S1.00 and Soc
Crani-Tonic. large size. sec
Carboline, one size. $50
Coke's Dandruff Remedy.
s9c and 45c
Danderine Hair Tonic,
75c. 43c and 23c
Fitche's Quinine Hair Dress
ing ............$1.35 and Csc
Fitche's OandruG Remedy,
500 and 49c
Famo Hair Tonic.
-. $l.0o and 35c
Hair Vim Hair Tonic, Csc
Hays Hair Health.
CSC and $50
Herpicide Hair Tonic, 7sc
and 42c; quart size, 80 ap-
1hdol Auxilo. csc
Jatamanxi Hair Tonic, 75c
La. Creole Hair Dressing,
$50
Liquid Arvon. s1.0o size.
Soc
Madden Hair Tonic. N.00
Morgan's Hair. Oil. -. .36c
Nine. Graham's Cactico
Hair Tonic. c.............$1.15
Evening star., 1920-07-14
PROPOSES Commission
To Take Up Problems
Between u. S. and Japan

NEW YORK, July IA (by the Asso-
ciated Press).-Appointme of a Japa-
nese-American joint high commission
by the two governments to study the
question of Japanese immigration to
this country. was advocated by Dr.
Jacob Gould Schurman, former presi-
dent of Cornell University, in an ad-
dress at luncheon of the Council on
Foreign Relations here today
I'VE have not outside this hemisphere
any problems SO difficult and delicate
as those affecting our relations with
Japan" declared DR.. Schurman, who
has just returned from an extensive
tour of the orient in a party with
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Il. K. wampo1e's Cod Liver
Preparation; the original
philadelphia make). Regu-
lar $1-00 size Tic
Guides Pepto-Mangan. .95c
Nuxated Iron ........ .79c
Nu Vim Iron Weed Tonic,
$1.00
Phosphagon ..........$1.25
Phospho-Lecithin .s3c
Phospho Muriate Quinine
(PhillipsD ........ .s5c
Phosphorated Malt -. .e9c
Peruna, bottle ........e .e9c
Hypo-Cod, q winelike prep
aration extract of cod liver,
hypophosphites and iron; an
excellent tonic for malaria.
Large bottle .S1.20
Hagees Cordial .95c
Hoods Sarsaparilla. . .S1.l5
Russell's Emulsion ..S1.1s
Sevetol fWyeth) ....$l.l9
Scott's Emulsion, two sizes,
S1.06 and .55c
Vinol, $1.00 size. SIC
Evening star., 1920-07-14

perialistic reaction on Japan the spirit
of the Japanese people, l feel very
confident. grows increasingly demo-
cratic and anti-imperia1istic" he de-
clared. He cited numerous conditions
growing out OF the war which, he said,
were bringing the Japanese to the
democratic point of view.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Denmark has expressed "the warm graf
itude of the entire Danish nation toward
the President and the American nation
for the liberia ton of the ancient Danish
territory of North Schleswig." The ""-
begram sent by President WflsE. vas
directed to King Christian and the Dan
Evening star., 1920-07-14
DANES GRATEFUL TO U. S.

Replying through the American lega
ton at Copenhagen to fluctuations from
President Wilson over the reincorpora-
ton of the first zone of Scheswig into
the Danish kingdom. King Christian of
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Pinaud's Lilac vegetal .85c
Mary Garden Extract,
S5.l9. $3.50 and. ...... .$1.2S
Djer-Kiss Toilet Water.
ma Msvis I Extract, $3.50, sI.s5
and .5Oc
Alysia Face Powder. :. .42c
Mavis Face Powder. -. SOC
Lablache Powder 49,. .49c
Java Rice Powder, soc
Armand Face Powder.
y Dsgsett & Ramsdeil's
Cold Cream, tubes. Ice and 10c
Dageett & Ramsdell's
Cold Cream, jars. S1.l9,
69c. $50 and. .29c
Elcaya Cream. SEC and. $50
Holmes Frostilla -. .23c
Ponds Vanishing Cream.
53c and CSC
Palmolive Shampoo -. $50
wancus- Shampoo Bags. Ice
Colgate's Shampoo. 49,. SOC
Cuticura Soap ..... 1Sc
Physicians and Surgeons
Woodbury's Facial Soap .l7o
Packers Tar Soap. -. 19c
Chlorox Tooth Paste, soc
tubes .......... =. ...... .36c
Pepsodent Tooth Paste.
Lyons Tooth Powder or
Paste. Peoples price. :. 19c
Colgate's Dental Powder.
Peoples price. 30c and. zoe
Iavoris. .s5c. 42c and 2lc
Alkacide -. .23c
Pyrodento Liquid. s5c,
45c and ............... .23c
Kolynos Liquid .........59c
Rubifoam $50
Ideal Chlorate Of Potash
?peS Psbeoo osfIs Tooth Paste. SOC
Comfort Powder, 4so and CSC
Ayers Liquid Deodorizer.
''f Sversweet. enS 40 and .slo
Hush. at. ..:.-.. .....Z1c
Meritol Non-Perspiro. a
liquid preparation, easy to
use. at ..-......... .5Oc
A. D. s. Depilatory Pow
der .S1.c0
Bazin Powder .45c
Delatone .s5c
De Miracle Liquid. .,aso
Evening star., 1920-07-14

ish people. The reply was cabled to
Washington yesterday and was received
at the State Department.
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Queen Elizabeth of England was
very fond both of receiving and Civ
ing gloves. as presents.
Evening star., 1920-07-14
This This 19c
3 for Soc
Popular Toilet Articles

Meet. &c and. $50
Mavis Toilet Water,
SITS, S1.25 and. 81 90
Djer-Kiss Face Powder,
two sizes. CSC and. .49c
Lady Mary Face
NINE Vendome Face
Powder .e9c
MeIba Face Powder. :. 500
Love-Ke Face Powder. .75c
Pompeian Massage Cream,
79c. Soc and. sec
othine, double or triple
Pompeian Night Cream,
69c, SEC and. $50
Vivaudou's Cream of Al
monds, Csc and. $50
Graham's Vanishing
Cream. large jar. $50
Wild Root Shampoo. f. .42c
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. .39c
Barnard's Cocoanut Oil
Shampoo. SOC size. sec
Pears Unscented Soap. .15o
Pears Scented Soap. =. .1sc
Palmolive Soap, cake. Sc
8 for Csc; doz.. CSC
cake, lee. 8 for. -. SOC
P. D. & Co.'S Germicide
Soap. lGe. cake. zoe
Resinol Skin Soap. cake, lSc
Colgate's Dental Cream.
Peoples price, CSC and loo
Kolynos Tooth Paste.
Peoples price .19c
Forhan's Tooth Paste.
Peoples price. 45c and. .25c
Sozodont Liquid ....... .29c
Sanitol Liquid, Soc and sec
Kalizon Tooth Paste,
Pensiar orodentiine $50
Ziborphen, 85c. 45c and $50
Mum. Csc size. ..-... .19c
Nonspi. SOC size. $50
Odor Sweet: prevents
perspiration odors: LOUNGE
jar for .25c
odo-ro-no. 45c and. csc
Penslar sorbatol Pow.
der -. .25c
Woods Depilatory Pow
DER .--............. $50
Meritol Depilatory .75c
Mando. 81 90 size. -. $50
Q-Ban Depilatory $50
Ell .Rado Liquid Depila-
tory, two sizes, 81. 90 and en-
Evening star., 1920-07-14

"Parn Best" Hot water
Bottle, 2-quart size; guaran-
teed two years. This @ %
aNo-Seam" Hot-water Bot
tle, 2-quart size: ex-
teed. r6is sale. 4I@
Evening star., 1920-07-14
In All Our Stores-T Thursday, Friday an
Talcun

Barnard's Antiseptic Borated
TaIcum, in most all floral odors,
containing just enough boric
acid to make it cooling and
soothing antiseptic. Use freely
on the baby-it's absolutely pure
Evening star., 1920-07-14

Capitol Hot-water BottIe;
full 2-quart size; well worth
50; guaranteed two CT oQ
years. This sale. DIHO
Combination Fittings, will
make q syringe out of any 9
quart hot-water bottle; all
complete and guaran- Eo-
teed to fit. This sale ~
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Guaranteed Hot Water
90 Bottles

Reliable" Hot-water Bottle, 3 QQ-
quart size. at a bargain price. Nv
Congress" Hot-water Bottle, Goodyear
make: especially for our stores; of heavy
maroon rubber: guaranteed one 81 40
year. This sale. e................ Y|"f/
Senate" Hot-water Bottle; Goodyear
make; especially for our stores; best
heavy maroon rubber; full .
qssrs. qusrt This s,ss; .,,s guaranteed two $1.69
Evening star., 1920-07-14
Guaranteed Fountain,
Syringes

"Tyrian Invincible" Fountai
fresh stock. good. live rubber,
size; all complete. This
"Congress" Fountain Syringe,
make, especially for our stores,
quart size; guaranteed one year.
This sale ........-.......
"Capitol" Fountain Syringe,
1t speaks for itself; all complete
and guaranteed. This sale.....
Seamless" F tain "a
4, Syringe, no seams to leak; Goo
the best quality rubber. qua
guaranteed. This 50 39 per pes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-26
AUTOMOBILES


" TVNVWITF~ VVW WI Y"
FOH sALE--ipI7 FORD chassis Just over
hauled good rubber, t22b. call Cedar
1915.
ron sAIE 1870 model four passenger
pleasure cat, cord tres. guaranteed 10
he as Represented, priced at Htcfifino
for quick sale. 1i2.A. care world.
TOURING car fof sale. reasonable and
tcfms to tcHpousibio parry 'ell at
7it Eou'h Detroit
ron SALE Practically new Ford road
rtcr. Al q bargain. can af'or p. m.
OaAgs thh7.f
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FINANCIAL
pVsINEss OrPORTU MITE


GOING To DRILL well In section -,
twp. "a range II VIII sell few IN.
divided Interests at 81. 900 cash; act quick
aa5-A, care World,
WILL BuN established business in good
Oklahoma town, prefer barber shop,
cigar and cold drink stand; doing good
business, II your rlaco don't make good
money, don't waste your stamps II. r.
Taylor, care EMS club, shreveport La.
BAkERY and confectionery with small
grocery stock, good business making
SiOO per month supply four other towns
VIII pay TO Investigate. write Box ise,
Dustin, Okla,
PICTURE sHoW--Party with $500 cash
TO handle one-hRlf interest In picture
and vaudeville house; you take charge
and draw salary OF 5000 monthly, town q
5000 people. Don't write, coNe and see
us. surety Business Exchange, g52 Post.
office Bldg. okmulgee, Okla.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS handles one
OF the best tire and vulcan,Aing prop
Ositions in Ohmulgos, ENccllen' location
for gasoline and oil station, Other buEi-
uess reason for selling, Address Owner" "
g2iis Esst Main, or phone lo'. uamulsee,
Okla
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WANTED-At once corlpetent ,naIe
stenoernphrr In r.pIvins s,nts aro
experience speed and salary required.
Box gt1-A care world
WANTED-F,rst- t-cl..s eaperlenced in
st,Itu,o,t cnIicc,or" c,s Mo can ,nr.
nlah N'I rcferenccs. must have own car
Annry !, rersor M uammc,b Crsdi, 60
sol hs't Ihird.
WANIEb-Two i've "'rc real estate
"aies,n-h VINO can tHlnish references
Nnd antom"hue' ~ H. summons & Co.
'o'-' Nun uy 'i"s' ......---.
WANTED ambitious young man 90 do
an hour WORK e"eh day IN exchange
sh,,nnn1 NJ Gu, N Hnsrp,"s ,'a.' ".a
n,,.,, mana "r oa c,u'sS Msmsser' iu'S"
80 : -, y,
D,i,n''" rear estate man
- -,''s,
va Ahn-Man M,tn car 10 correct ana
=. ~. -. ;.-,s.t .''''"
WANTED. ~ axen' ed man for run de,
80 mn ~ ,in. c"'npa,S; Mns,
n,ans,, m,."tian a. ~ ,I,',p - 49,
,'''r rori s,', nnri,, s'' -. ''' Wv ="
land salary reauirsments Address fsC.A'
care OF World
WNNTED--N rood comnster, farm, -l..-d
married or siasle. w 5. wes,rote,
A ,NTl,T,- ,so,,,,s,.,t -. l,,,,i,,,
department manufacturing concern; one
eNper.encsd ln packing and cbeclNpg pre.
ferrcd Address at3.N care of World \
FURN NIVURE upholsterer wanted. nu,t
be f!rat class Also pra rrpalr man and
finIher II YOU know how 10 do the
work right. apply IN person to Tulsa
FurnIturc Repair shop. 1870 East Ad.
mlral
" " w
"hNTEp-Mald Tor geneIal housework
MODERN servants quarters Usage '1''
-.
HNfEhIEN tf.' N''lr"ss wanted W per
WeeN, NPnH IN person superior Iea
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BOULDER snt--Onc large nicely fur.
nishci front room In private home
suitable for gentlemen.
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WE WANT to be your tailor, cleaner
prcsscr and rcfitter. Bring in your old
clothes. We VIII refine, roflt or repair
them to your satisfaction. We are real
tailors. Fashions shop Tailors, southeast
corner Second and Main. Phone Usage
500. Walk upstairs and save ten dollars
on suit or overcoat
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NT'FTN fufnIshCI t0OWs. m0d0Tn. pri-
vate home laoS y Cheyenne. can after
q y. m Cedar l0i
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SECOND ". t20a-Slceping room for rent,
modern. 81 per week. Usage Gli6.
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FINANCIAL
nIsINuSS OprONTV NITIfs

FOR SALE--Suburban store for SAFE
reason for selling, leaving city. Usage
,sgg
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EMPLOYMENT.
40. . ,.,...-.r,.

MANTED--iouDE man Tor stoci, room
must come we'll recommended and with
clerical experience. Norva a Dial. AIS
South Boulder.
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BOARD AND ROOMS


NlNTU ". 2i2 Close 100. two rlroiy fur
nHhighd isht housekeeping rooms.
Usage bfbi
HpsTpS So ono 'front.' room uprtais.
nicoly. .furniahed Tor iight housekeeping
osage sSi2.
ron nEST- ono furnIshod room to man
gentlemen fof moepinR sCl1se in walk
lnF distance s1uth sI1e Ccdnr 4si
FOR HEN1 q room, furnished. modern.
TWO uppM house furnished Tor usht
housekeeping iu rear ~ b9I H. peorIa
on car une. eft - per week
FON RENT 'rw. modern. ught hnuse
keeping rooms SOC south Phoenix.
Two ROOMS nrriahsd fot usht house.
keeping Codar 100
TuhEE ANn FouR RooMs fnrnlshoi
fpr housck",f.uE ia2 Norh Cinoln
nar. Phone Cedar ii9I
uNE nicely futurhcd housekcoping room
with sleeping porch, rent roaaonab. .o
100 South Main.
TWD connecting housekeeping rooms In
brick hulldinF, mo- children urdor seven
rohrs 1tolh East iipdgc. usago st2I.
TWO FURNiSuED light housekeeping
rooms for rent. private entrance. Usage
s,pJ
ONE LARGE font room for'iight house
k""plng mo- children. iis W Seventh.
NAYBEtL N 1.-Two rooms. ul,loy
furnisl 30 for ught housekeeping
ROOMS ron uENT Light Housekeeping
DaaEo flal.N
CLOSE ~ W. Ftrfu private home. do.
siruble sleeping room ana kl'chru
pftlloE'H tO young ladies employed
preferred Usage ittt
PUuEEtN. T. ti2a Rooms for lisht house
keeping Usage 57t3 u.
ROOMS rOH nr>r -riR>isurD =
HDSTDS o. S2t large tront sleeping
room, bath. W0d"ru home. close IN,
gentlemen. pHlre tl3p.
VEUY d.srnbie rooms ~ ~ piano. also
good garage trHtr $40
BoSrOS, ~. ool Nico large sleeping
room, connecting bath; close IN, with
private family. Mary hdl,i-on.
MA1N. \ la.in -Latge meeplns room
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tbR kENr--Ihrve unturnished rooms
with hght. gas aud water furnished.
'50 per month. 25o3 East seventh. osags
lvgg-l
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EMPLOYMENT
urfr w,~rsp-rEMNin


WANTEp-W White gid Tor general house
work good wages. CAL osege l25l-J
WANTi.D-rhree lady demonstrating 80.
Ucltnfs experienced t25 p"r week aud
a rotnniplon, inexperienced SIS week
10 begin. Bass studio. at ~ East Third.
MASTED--A coIofed woman Tor general
housawotk, one who In Wiling TO stay
evening with baby. Apply In person. 1913
south Madison.
WAITRESS WANTED Mus, he esperi-
crccd. Martins cafe, North Main
street. Phone orese ASA
~ YOU haven't heart Ray Marsh and
his novelty Iazz band you have missed
something Come IN and Try our fancy
surdaes and drinks, broadway ,ontec-
touory.
WANTED White woman capable OF
RpECIAI. COURSES are being offered on
Comptometer, Dtctaphonc, Multigraph.
and bookkeeping Posting Machine az the
Tulsa business College, l09 East Third
street which do you prcter2 Telephone
Usage l,2s for an appointment Both day
and evening school.
WHITE GIRL Tor general L1nss work
call 1870 a. Jasper.
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted Aprly
~ once. Superior Tea Room. 5l6
Main.
WHITE WOMAN for general house work
S2O T.. Twentieth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-26
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
PERSONAL PROPERTY
s.OOD TUJNGs TO EAT

GOOD THINGS TO EAT
FRUIT CAKES made to order, osss'
62s0-J
WHEN down town shopping drop IN ana
try our MONDAY lunches. We srt''
good things to eat. Music from j. % J.
10 g. SIS to mas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-26

WANTED Experienced PBN opc.a'nr,,
salary $3.50 and bonus To start, Ad-
dress BOX XIZ, care OF worli.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-26

ENPERIENCED waitress wanted. Aprly
at once Superior Tea Room. $40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-26
BUSINESS SERVICE


FoR rLAlS sEwtSG call osasc ,Sog
bhEsshAktSG, reasonable prices. Cedar
fgs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-26

SLEEPING ROOM for rent. FOR ladies'
only Usage al.
FOR RENT Modern room With private
family tloso In. Usage obTt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-07

Reported that the housewives who
need the telephone for their morning
gossip are going to complain Of the men
who use the lines for non-essential con-
versation about business.
AS there promises to be a govern
nent deficit of over $4,000, 100000 dur
inf the current fiscal year, congress
feels that it has fulfilled it's pledges to
keep the peoples money circulating.
Symptoms of inconsistencies reported
from the boys who quit the old farm for
, the white lights after reading that the
country people are extracting "home
kick" from ensilage juice.
The theory of highway expenditure
entertained by some parsmonious towns
is to let the roads go unrepaired so long
that people won't travel over them, in
which case Of course they won't wear
out any more.
AS the forecasto: IRE predicting the
winter is going to H. very severe, the
coal miners may feel that it is favorable
time for them to go on strike again.