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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-02
LOCKS HUSBAND IN TRUNK.
Mrs. Levandowski Objects to Having
Hubby Kick Her Shins.

BALTIMORE. Nd. May AFTER
being rescued from Il trunk into which
he had been thrown and locked by his
wife, Ludwig LeyandOwski was arrested,
but yesterday released by a magistrate
with warning. During a little domes-
tic argument with his wife Levandowski
repeatedly kicked his wife ON the shins.
The kicks We're only playful" accord
ing to Levandowski, but they aroused
Mrs. Levandowskis resistance and she
tumbIed him into an open trunk aud
then strategically closed the lid and
locked it, throwing the key away and
calling for the police.
Levandowski was nearly smothered
and on the verge of Inconsistencies
when the police rescued him.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-02
one Purpose.
(Randolph Herald.)

At least the real purpose of impass-
able roads has been demonstrated
Thieves undertook to run two stolen au-
tomobiles out of Burlington recently
one after another, but both became
stuck in the mud and had to be aban-
doned, saving the cars TO their owners
and landing the thieves in Jail. With
good roads they would have got away
Another party who is blessing the ba
roads is that Franklin county prisoner
whose murder trial has to be postponed
for two weeks on account of the condi-
tions of travel at this time of year
Work for the new highway commits,
sioner? We should say so.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-02
American League.
National Lea que.
{ Saturday Games

New York, 9
Boston. l.
Nehf and Snyder: Oeschger. ]. Town
shend, Fillingim and Ford, O'Neil.
Brooklyn. q
Philadelphia.
Pfeffer and Miller; Smith and Bruggy.
St Louis. 3 9 o
Cincinnati, >
Pertica and Dilhoefer; Luque, Brenton
and Wnpo.
Chicago rain
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-02


TO Tidy Up Streets and Install AS
Much Permanent Work as Town Can
Afford.
ST. JAMES, Mo, May Mrs. L. w.
Ousley, mayor elect of St. James and
the first woman chosen to a mayoralty
in Missouri, announces she intends to
clean and brighten up" the city after
taking Office today.
Speaking of her successful plat
FORM" Mrs. Ousley said, Il made a
house-to-h house canvass and told the
voters we needed cleaner everything. |
said that men always had been in of
fee, and women at least would do no
worse
Mrs. Ousley is "a years old, pretty
and vivacious. She is slender blond,
fastidious as to neat clothes, and is
prominent in civic and social affairs.
She and DR.. +. W. Ousley, a dentist,
were married Ii years ago. They have
no children.
St James is Il town of POO inhab-
itants, 80 miles southwest of St. Louis.
Running as a non partisan, Mrs. Ousley
defeated Roger s. Hall, hotel proprietor
by eight votes, the count being PA to
2G6. Mr.. Hall also ran on non-parti-
san ticket.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-02
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Hattie Thayer began work today
at the Estey Organ Co.'S plant.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur g. Carter of Barre
spent the weekend here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Brown and son
of Greenfield visited here yesterday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Brown.
Miss Clara Perry of Boston. who came
FRIDAY to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs
+. f. Perry, will return to Boston tomor-
row.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-02

The government of Chile is taking
measures to encourage the sugar beet
industry i'll that country.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-02
WOMEN MAYORS
PLAN THEIR WORK
Mrs. OusIey TO Give Missou-
ri Town a Cleaner
Everything"
THINKS WOMEN NO
WORSE THAN MEN

Mrs. Pierce of GOodhUe, Minnesota, Plans
TO Tidy Up Streets and Install as
Much Permanent Work as Town Can
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-02

When the late King Edward went to
India as Prince Of Wales in 1875, the cost
of the trip, including presents to native
princes, tOtalled considerably over
S1,5h0 900.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-02
Stimulus of Music.
bennington Banner

The sweet young thing who is too
tired to run an errand for mother can
kill marathon champion on the dance
floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
CONTINUE MEINART CAS-
po,ing Promoter Alleged to Have
Ini-cIy Reported Car Stolen.

r,,Iuwiug a preliminary trial last
,., a'. afternoon. Justice S. G. Max
-. r.s.rycd decision in the case
ar,,rs, Larry Meinart. prize fight
n,,r.,rr. charged with falsely re-
rortius his car stolen to the insur-
,o,o company in order to collect tho
,nur, nee, and continued the case
,,sll tuesday at the request oi the
Sn.,r4r attorney. Fred kopp'in.
r was Attorney Koppiin's coutcn-
zion that Meinart's act did not cone
.,,tpt. d crime In oklahoma and
,bsr.f.ro asked him to present the
,,v ,r fhe matter. Throughout the
.,s,,. testimony IL sought To- prove
,b., ,Ur Stutz car which Moinart
,",.rt.d stolen on August 3. could
.., h... been stolen on that dat, as
b. SAT rented garage, they con-
,.pi.F and had placed the car iu
storage August l.
vr- Jimmie Johns, the states
,.,t.r. witness. testified that am
',t.r man not Mcinart, rented the
c,rarp uu the first and that the car
c,s NOT taken out until eight days
'r'CT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
DISABLED VETERANS MEET
Ty.soldicrs Confer with Bureau of
War Risk and Red Cross Here.

About 20 former soldiers. with
disabilities incurred while in the
service met with the cleanup squad
from the bureau of war risk insur-
ance saturday night in the munich
pal auditorium. Though the large
number present. and short time,
prevented close personal attention
or settlement of individual cases.
general advices in regard to apply
Ing for pcnsation or an increase
In compensation was given. After a
short Introductory explanation by
Capt. W. Il. Glossctt, head of the
squad, headquarters were ostab-
lished in different sections Of the
room TO give Information about in
surance and compensation. physical
examinations and general procedure
IN filing claims. and vocational
training.
About twelve urgent cases We're
presented by Mrs. Jennie *. Beam,
Red Cross secretary. and promise OF
expediting gained. The squad VIII
hold a second meeting at the Red
Cross office Tuesday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Suburban Day Idea
Makes Hit Amongst
Tulsa StOrekeepers

With the idea of more thorough
scquain,ing people in Tulsa's trade
territory with the shopping possi-
Utilities of the city. merchants are
beginning to plan In earnest for
Suburban Day, September |. De
string to feature those things that
will be most useful TO the out-of-
town trade at this time of year,
special attention win be paid by
merchants in all lines TO the offer
Ing Of bargains that will be Of real
value in every way to the buyer.
It is not that bargains are not Of
wed by Tulsa merchants constant
but that Suburban day devoted
eirely 20 Out-ot-town visitors in
SOAR as the merchants are con-
ceTned viii place before them bar
gains In things in which they are
especially Interested. \ number OF
pans are being discussed in regard
10 entertainment, and 1t is expected
mat September will see the gath
e'ng here of one OF the biggest
crowds In a long time. attracted by
me offerings OF Tulsa shops and
EOres
The Retail Merchants associa-
u'h Is working now on various
Phases Of the program to be fol-
"Nei IN preparation for suburban
gay' following its declaration Fri
way night that 1t was backing up
the movement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
OFFICERS SEIZE BOOZE
y,rht blacks Arrested and More
= Than 90 Gallons of Beer Taken.

y F,.. ID hog pen is not a safe hid
i,r nflrp for ",hOc" beer nowadays
All OF which Melissa clark. sncEro,
and sin other members of the darn
,,rf learned saturday evening.
officers -. H. Mondicr, Roy Lam
easter. y. A. Bullard, and Earl
clark were ON a liquor crusade sat
prdav when they passed Melissa =
,rnt Through the flaps iu tho tent
,hev could see several gathered
obou, table inside her temporary
dwelling Things looked suspicious.
They Investigated.
As result 60 gallons of "choc"
was found buried in a hog pen back
Of the tent and Melissa Clark was
arrested for possession Buck Cavls
and jerry Vance, negroes, also were
arrested for lettering whore liquors
are kept and W. II. Wasspn, W. T..
Walker and NJ. McCoal, whites. ar
rested for gambling.
Two other negroes were arrested
and th~Dc gallons of "choc' beer and
one-halt gallon OF wine seized by
Officers Ned Gritts Frank Byrd and
D r. Nondicr. at the Grace apart
mg's. s11 South Boulder, about ,
o'A ek saturday afternoon. Arthur
r. Sor ana his wife, negroes, were
arrested
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
BOARD AND ROOMS

"" W ~ ' " '''''' -
'NN' ~ T. south 'oou r1v,i" i'w.N.
OH.'Ni'.' It d'-I''I 'H'R' t'il
'N 'N. N'. ' I.'t ..'"ruf r'''h
.'.F .'''' '.'''i I'''
I''. I''h 'lI .u.'" .f N.hi house
..n' '."W. i.' lrN' W'd''n Ih'h"
N.Ir. .'tl o.
n,-Iu. a s.p. r.a-uut tuum aJIulu
.u. irH .I,a, 200. private cutrau,o
'..e. ..'.
N..IuN e t.# YOUNG ml, d.sr,.
."..WNt'. r.f,luu.c0 exchanged Cedar
p" tIIliI1h urnHN.I .u'-HIr slr,r.
.E U.H ..IH ',I"eut' ,.Hsr Foo GOD
1000. "N'n Nu'''w'hI' '.'t'
l. .l''N '..' 'u. Hrs,. d.Hrll"
'..... '.'.' To '''''' ''''
'.'''
,ilI' I<N. H. lIH, Nur sIu.pIur room
't ''. 'h'I'" nD.EhwfhHui.
tl.'Ir" 400 O.. ...IN fru.-nH1
'''. N'na .'".'7 With u'' u' p'u".
.ttN'INNNII g. tIof .Hfr. south
.,l....... XIX 'I',.,'. o., ''1.'.,''''
,I..r. '. .... r. ,.,,. t.tI
.rm,H<>. ,u t,... .'..r,r,
fuur .Ium., r,t,, Da,r. $500
.,IND|SNNIt s.. tHl. It..c front aircp.
irr iunm ,rHrr Iu. pHpgr $3.50 o.
.CuI.lu.<M e lnt 500. ...a. rrafn Ton
Won't. a.H.,bf. f.r t,. ,..., p
.,,.,.,..
.f....,.. ,...,'. ,., ,' ,,.,'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

~ 0H'r''s iiaycs, 22, Tulsa, and
t, .,sSA Barrett 81, Tulsa; Harry PEN
,'oh' q. Tulsa, and Della Hack
s,''"e'' s' a. shawnee; William j.
.''''n' 81, Tulsa and Laura o. Dins-
"'o'e' e' -, sodalia, Mo, j. u. Cor
,' "'' o'' Tulsa. and sarah J. Court
Tnii,. '' Tulsa T.. II. Mccarthy, Il,
TTn'sa, ann clara Reruicc Rose. 20.
ga Robert T.. BOurland, u, Tul-
vAshl Eu't Peters, IS. Tulsa; or
Nam. E."olucrgor, 21, Tulsa. and
Iren 'eHe MAJ Wheeler, 20, Tulsa; Ra-
A.. A.. r,ai VA, %, Tulsa, and Amalie
snySss.u u'h s. Tulsa; W. NJ. Ref
Fiooeaeet a3, Oklahoma City, and
Fl, Fj,'"or !. Rogers, 81. Aahurndva,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Bnnkcrs ON Nncnfinn-

OF H. y, Adams and Frank Hugill
e,erda'. IRIS, National bank left yes
tion T r3' the Ozarks on their vaca-
boat lney are planning to take
Nbtoa a"l uoat l2O miles down the
tpsnS ,'V'r 10 Branson, and 'will
can, ,he greater part OF the time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

RAILWAY mail examination SEPTEMBER
~. start fla3 month. Expenses paii
Specimen questions free. Columbus ihsU'
tutp. columbus. ONO -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Disarmament Conference
to Cost SIO0,OO0 Month

iZNASNlNGTON, Aug 2O.--The
1 department is estimating the
1yehH' nt the disarmament con-
ii,thee dI 10000 month, calCu-
'a'ea on ID basis OF two months ses-
~ Under Secretary of state
: r.s.lh'r today told the house ap-
=, =, DpL'auunS committee. Mr..
! ! t%gLcher said it had been decided to
'o'l lhc sessions Of the conference
:" 'Ae i1u-American building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

lighting ignition. battery building, repair
INK. immature winding generator, mag
ueiu repairs adjustments. This school
greatest. only one specializing automotive
business conditions changing !,
protect yourself. don't walt start sue
oosH today. s,ill wins. Special low rates
now Buplflrt free.
fbIt.EpS s .AtrTGMDTIVE EI.EC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
KOrfuury
Hank

Mary Emma. i-year-old daugh-
ter of MI and Mrs. +. Il. Hanks,
died at the home. 529 East Tenth
street, early saturday morning, lcav-
ing her parents ana two brothers to
mourn her loss Funeral services
VIII be held a. the home at o'clock
Sunday afternoon and burial will
be made I'm Eoschiu cemetery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

LOsT--seo bin ON boston between 1890 :.
Cincinnati and HUlhuftuu-Abb0t find
er call Osoge 353N, liberal reward
LOsT-Mixcd Pointer ana hound. black
with white spot. White tip ou tail An
swors to name of Rags. Reward. call
Osage 2si3. g. W. Raymond.
LOST Bul pup, white, months old,
has on collar, reward Usage 55sg-J.
LOST 49, Manufacturer model pier
wrench, nickel plated. on Nurth Main
street car Tuesday afternoon. Finder call
Usage b5il. Reward.
EOST--platiuum and gold nigrc" pin;
sapphire setting. which was gift and
priced highly. Finder please call Osage
3469 or bring to 1898 South Cheyenne
and receive reward.
LOST-Brouze medal presented by BrGth-
erh1od Railroad TraHmen. reward
osage GG,l.
SrRANED from my residence Thursday
evening, white Spite dog, clipped a
month ago with long brown mark on
back and answers to name OF Ted, Re
ward call Cedar 1911.
SEQUDNAH PIN black onyx center sur
rounded by pearls, return 20 Mrs. II. NJ.
Broach, 1927 $. Norfolk. Initials X. IL.
on back. Reward
WILL THE PARTY who found stras
handbag on East Sixth kindly call own
er at Usage lNEt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

USED CARS
Hudson Spcedstcr, newly painted;
new Cords, two spares and two
bumpers.
Essex Touring, new paint. new tires,
Hudson 7-passengeri new Cords lin
paint shOp).
Nash Sedan, oyorhauled. repainted,
9 wire wheels.
Nash Touring Good Cords all
around).
Dodge Roadster (Small tool rack),
Every car has Spare Casing,
Terms II desired.
BOOST MOTOR COMPANY,
ll2l 5, Main Usage ais
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

NTI TVVTU T'NVVF
Kendall West rum ana South Frisco
cars 10 to door. ClcHnrst and most OK
elusive hotel IN city, parlor, lining room
IN connection. 81 weekly and W. $40
monthly and up. Phone OHagr l1ut-
LARGE front sleeping room. suitabio Tor
two or three, very close IN, osago
l005-I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

i.tK .NLI. .Nu established dr"4sma Ing
..uru.r' n buslnoss house. caro-
V.I.I I.N INu g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

WANTED. Fond ,.ur. h.I,. rs, ,,.i
u., .5. ufis..v ,Hla
NJ. my apt .,f......, .... ,,........,
Motor ,nulr,r, ,oJ " second .t
cedar s65t
Al, ,..r,.t. u.s.,
D.. Natu, i,vI. ~
,y.,Srt., .r, .rv.,t,,. ,.o,.
securities tuf fuur,nr car must o.. iu
good condition Cadillac ut ra,htrd prr
fnrr,d can Cedar 1889.
-
boRND AND KoOMS
HOTELS IA
,,,.,-,.,....... Wv !"
col rr,1, r%5om. % ,siur''Wcn w,,tly fai"s li"s
u,r,.,. ..r ,,.,.Is
,,,,,,,t, ,,, No. 80 ''.
Portable. ,o,, ,.,..f. ii, ,,,,,..,,, .,
~o.ify rata
lNrou- uDrri.
lslr,ur,,t D,,,,si..,, lr. .,.. .,..
hotoI laruI,t rr.... ,...,,s a.. ,,h
s. 60 pcf vr,k 81 ami 81 rs rr, J,,
COS 'HW li.t st Phone ufpro 700
u.rrtlV.,N .tt,rJ.t
sIs = UpuId,r
NlI outside r"Ums show er Hud 'uh baths
in,"l, OF ,'.n,,'.us Do" coolest AMI
SprstAI 4ttstNi.tt' "a ,Iisg
Phone Daag. lssg. $40
ut,.-,..lp 49,.
t,as.nIlnc rri'.. ''' "'''''
utr2 u,,r,,
r.s,.,,,,'. ran, ,1,.ri'i" ,i''" ,.,'', ,....,,,,.
rror,',e '''o''
'tL-A ROOMS yi'H s.. 'nclnuaui
Y..,. ""' ana W. PEI We. b - W
,.1' I.NNl' I'IEi' l''i nnd cold
.,.,'.'., .N''', amy ''nu''''MH h"l nF.
G0... o,,r. i'-.
,.",,,
'''"' wv N'N' '''N" h""NN y"
.| \
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

,'o.. ',,o,n nr"amae'oS. viii 40 out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

IN#ItIHN NIIII dfrH4uN1kiuE. tailored
U.I IHuH uHir dIrsstr fuf huth ,r-
1..u uuI uuI'lrru. can usaFo 1919 for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
HIG GRADE USED CAR
BARGAINS

Below are listed few high grade
used cars that are almost new, at
prices that Will surprise you. Look
these over before buying.
1921 Cadillac, 7-passcugor. run l,50O
miles like new.
1920 Pierce Arrow, 4-passcngor: the
best buy in town.
1921 Packard, 4-passcnger; used
only three months.
1919 Packard, 7-passcnger; guar
antced like new.
1916 Packard. 7-passcngcr, in Al
shape.
1920 Stutz Bearcat, in the best of
shape.
1913 Peerless. 4-passengcr chummy;
a real buy.
1920 Marmon, 4-passenger, used a
short time.
1913 Franklin, 5-passcnser; in Al
shape.
Packard sedan. Cadillac coupe, Baker
electric and a few others
SEE MIR. FORSTER
PACKARD OKLAHOMA
MOTOR CO.
1900 $ Boston Usage 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

cIerls. stop worrying, change your Job
earn il31 to 1l02 month regularly by tha
year Plenty spare time layoffs and lib'
ornl vacations on pay, other unusual op-
portunitics. Specimen examination ques-
tlnns, otc., free. Columbus Institute, s3-A.
Columbus ohio.
d0yEHNAIEEET 55a'l~oy mai mai service service
your job. earn sIs5 /, ii,s month regu.
lnrly by the year Plenty spare time. lay
offs and liberal vacations on pay, other
nation qifltlans' ETC. freo columbus
Institute S3-A columbus, onto.
MES wanted Tor q. s. mail service. Ap-
pointmonts easy to get now Correspon.
d,nco course uunorcRHary, write II,
bishop. Il d, Cartilage, Mo,
MES WANTED for detective work. Ex-
prTl'ucr UHuou,Hsary. write j. Ganor.
formor 1. 3. Government detective. st.
MIS- Aye n to b6 oRpcrlenee unneces-
gary travel. make secret inventiga-
TONS reports. Salaries. expenses. Ameri-
oau Foreign Detective Agency. b67. 81.
MES WkNTUD
Good positions open, steady, clean work.
far superior ~ mechanical work In clean
lighting igutlpn. bu'tcry building repair
Ing, immature winding generator' mag,
uc'o repairs adjustments. This school
greatest. only one specializing hutomotive
,Irrtrlufy. business conditions changing;
protect yours,If don't walt Start sue
oosu today. sam wins. Special low rates
'joHNsoN $ ,AUToMoTIvE ELEc.
Dent 81. 7eo Iiroadway. Denver. Colo.
tIpus because they don't know short
hpul aud bookkeeping. You can get
tnorpugh training IN those ana other busi
ness subjects az Draughon n business COZ
lego DAY ana night school. rtlcphone
Usage 3osl or call at our office so ).
Main.
aH...H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

LACE CUNTAIEg. iRcr shades and silk
draprs dry cleaned or Numbered by OK
pert No \. cincinnati Phone OHHgo
g2CS for npBointmrnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21


49,. .............
hLlA w Il'' W; III, l"ttr nonl '',rlnnf
lico
,rn,,,,u ~ ano.-> >t,oiy ,,,,r,.,,o, .,,,,,,
b,dronm. connecting Gath. private en-
trance.
EIWoOD. g.. G26-iargc comfortable
sleeping, close in on south side. oshg"
'o'l.
EIG1N, q. 3li Apartment H. large front
room. prlVat" entrance. Dasgr ailA
ELWOOD \. u0-Nicoiy furnished room
adjoining sleeping porch Phone csago
4967-J.
EI.WpOp q an -NI,.iy furnished lnrre
fron, room for ono OF two gontIrm,n n.
OaRro f.A2.
EIGtN. S.. 3lt apnrtn.nt 1.-Two beau
tifully furniahod rnoins; cIoact in; ref
o,cnr,s ,,rhsnp.d osnro / ,op
,,,,,,,n a.. M. .,.,,,,,.
,nn,, ai.n an. s,,,ri on.
'ir ~ u. i"oN ,"u' ''%", 1..,,n n'',t,I'"
"'''',' ',,,.,,'s ~. wv, 80
fRANkFORi D.. 2Ih-'lose ln' nice COO
o"tn"r Hi''rlhS rooms
FOR HENT-largr furnished room with
closet, thro" exposures adjoining bath,
Just out of city limits, suitable FOR two
"'y' 'H"s' ''''' -....-....-..-
two gentlemen, ~ per week. oHngo
ai@ss
rtrp-it "a t--turnish.d rno,n for rent
4, n,ly,,c family cedar icsg
side. neatly furnished In mahogany for
two young ladies employed Usage ESQ
FIFTH E. ll6-Slecpiug room Tor rent
Osago 6f6.
FOURTH W. aio Sleeping room, close
to bath. In rrsidcncc, suitable for couple
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

NJ MATrHESSEH renovated and recovered.
o. 30. We rufrlt ola mnttrrssoE, all work
guaranteed. Porter Mattress go. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
r,rr>r ArroRSry
EMPLOYMENT
mELr WANrnD--MALE

AUTO and tractor oNport, earn 500 to
$500 per month, we teach all branches;
lighting ana starting. welding, vulcaniz.
Ing, bHttcrica and machine work. by
practical experience In to y weeks, our
FREQ book, "'rhe Way TO Better job"
explains everything, writo today. Bart.
lots Auto school. 1856 N. Topeka AN..
wichita, Kan.
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EIGIS s.. aii-Fnr rent. fron, apart
m,ut y. GuilpH apartment. nfst floor.
two connecting rooms adjoining bath,
private telephone.
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jOnNsON $ .AuToMorIvh ELEc.

MANY PEOPLE fsu to get good posi-
tirus because they don't know short
hpul aud bookkeeping. You can get
thorough training In these and other bust
ness sub lccts AT DrauEhonS business col
lego day and night school. Telephone
OauFo 30sl or call at our office. $40 >.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

GONENNMENT railway matt service
needs clerks. stop worrying, change
your Job earn Il33 10 {lp2 month regu-
. lurly by the year. Plenty spare Time lay
offs Hnd liberal vacations on pay, other
unuHual opportunities Specimen axami-
nation questions. etc free. Columbus
Iuptitut, N3-A columbus. onto.
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FALL TERM Of Tulsa business college
begins August 20. Many have already
enrolled. Special rates to those enroll
Ing on or before September G. Write. tell
ophnno or eau az our office for details
tO9.ll East Third st. Phone Usage li20
Imlnn HuaInnaa rnlIngn.
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LOST-pu 90 + trail near twa-sn. liEh
tan shepherd dog some gray ON u"ck
tail, tail curl.I over back, udme Rover
reward Usage 1q26.
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CLERKS Government want ambitious.
Intelligent men for civil service. Hlg
demand Tor railway mail and postoffice
clerks. Pleasant work. paid vacations
fl26 month. Examinations soon. For
particulars write American 'iyil Service
Institute, 1919 East 2l7th New York
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COtoNiAI-Hlf SoI are touring the
OgarkH make your home with us. Dullt
FOR tourists families with children n ape
Ciatty, baths, Independent entrance,
sleeping poTChcs with each room, board
private house, country cooking farmers
style elevation 800 feet. beautifully 10
Gated. north end Of main. ID. Knevek.
Ia. Act
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

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M We can save you monoy ou wallpaper.
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