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The New York herald., 1921-05-23
DRESS SALESMAN
CHICAGO TO DENVER.


CRAFTSMAN = Jersey City; architectural
thoroughly experienced medium class work.
residence. tenemciits. factory. good lcttaror;
no beginners need apply; state experience
aud salary expected. = 11a1 Herald. Fu!-
ton st.
IItAFTSMAN, capable OF making full size
working details Tor cabinet and trim work !:
must take off quantities and bin trim lists.
lhe Anderson Lumber Co. Passaic. n. y.
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I3OYS.

A large insurance company has seNefitl
positions open for boys who are willing 20
start at the bottom; good opportunities are
offered to those who make good no ex-
pericnce is necessary, must be ~ years ~
ago or over; starting salary ST. write,
stating age, education and experience. ~
anv Rnx III IS IInrald. uerah u 81.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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AGENTS. Jones. Illinois, cleared $40 last
week Win "i'rQrfe 3 ~ & Race ~
hIaud row cNefy negro buy teua for fr.s
sample. NirN0t7 co.. Nupcrgire. IT.. box Il
AGENTS LARGE MANUFACTURER wants
agents 20 eeil hosiery. underwear. shirts.
dresses. rldet@. waists. shoes, clotnlnR. ~.
write for free samples. Madison Mllls, 30
EroadNay. New Work.
AGENTS uwkc enormous profits per month
Distributing Spood"lme. easy, permanent
wcr<. exclusive territory; Hulomonic Tree
Write for Particulars, fpcedoi.ne Coz Dept.
f2u. Dallas. fgAar. -
AGENTs-uOUsG DRESSES.
40 per dozen. Write Tor catalogue; sample
Yenl e. o. ". fnr 81 Economy Sales Co.,
rcpt l.. Boston. Maas.
AGENTS. Wanted, reliable aolcsmen. dealers
for New York.. new Ford specie itv' abso7
iute nenp~attys soils readily. liberal eolninis-
sion. Sr CLOUD ELECTRICAL MFG. CO..
~. clone, MINI.
AGENrs-We can rivo plcasant dlriificd
wcrk tl'ai via nay from &l' n $40 ref
vUnh te ung u1nu or woman I'll faeh locality.
FEDERAL PURE FOOD CO.. nesk ~. Chi
cago.
AGENTS {Vonderful sclline ariele' used hy
everyone; arils 0n sights fr0N saWrle7 and
parti-ulaps .. p. T.. CO.. b. Y. Saratoga
g'., Faltmore. VA.
AGrNTs- Manufacturer opronH. dreascs,
ekrs aulck Hellnrf; wtitu for snmpleH
privilege return. krnaEy, ~ y. B'way,
New York
AGENTS wanted. rou dolly Molly house
6reaNes. every woman nrcHr ono; his
rrp0ts. eHng auic~. TGWsatir Products CO..
pcp' 200 Davies Ruilding, DAYTON. ONO.
hGENrs--Wonderfni scltar enormous profit
evcry dollar sales; deliver 90 spot license
urmtecaa8rg sample frte, Ntetlpn. factory
Z, 2sla w pico. ro7 Aneics cai.
Ac;rS1s fic monw saiugsshop3 with writ
tom NI9ranfco; lnfeet aufauel siyle7. men,
women, ehiiHfNnt anWule fr.e IhnnaH Nf&.
to. Sho nlG. pnStoN onto
AGENT -Adtert'#o. anNe mofnN eat t.@9.la
So Naun tAte hHah tuilN NuN U1A43d ifunt
siaadasd AtvefJaiug Agency, o9a 81 LoWs.
NGENtE--lT milas per nllon With ueNv pat-
cntcd gasoline vapotifrf Wrlia for rars
ueuarf. s'rHNNstsY NAIoNiNsE CO., Puts
wnua. * inNotn.
AgiNrs sldalinc saleemnU@aail drur and
eiga' afors pocket enmplf commirfiuna
weeNlv arfirlts infUrsr1 by Gorernmeni. i.
y, Nlcfl0Ls0N. sol ialtimor4 isldg, Chlnare
AGENTS. Snnd f0r ffea f0iiat scRp ample
SO cash rpf1nd osfut. IAGASSlA CO.,.
ncpi Nlo. 50 Louia. Mn.
ACrNYs-C,o0d money settling Ball trade
snlathcnrds; every nierrhaHf Nass quicii X
pentyr, S'oitTc. is2n Ne6lsuN. &t Louis. Nn.
AGENTS. .igNe fot sterea AMI offices eis.
isnfr nCv cWerWo'fH ftHfNa rN ~ ttaHie
* iesoo sift0 tia0 n. .AnHiu chlrata.
sfEars Naniea Il, agi llayana rrgat w
cisrrn n srokrrs and. stores. Havana
Treat cizar CO.. Utica ~. Y.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.


HOUSEKEEPER.-Wo wanted from 30
to 60 years Of ago, who is more desrous
for a good home than salary, as q
houseSeoper for a widow living alone in New
York city; salary So 20 $50 a month. Apply
by letter. stating references~B 1888 Herald,
Tnltnn ST.
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" furnished room is Dorr immediate
need consult those advertisements fonrd III
this srction. Meation The Nel0 York Herald
IN Jour conversation tClth the ddrertiScr.'
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
ALTO TRICK
Afro TRUCK cosr MAN

NI7TI IT-|TN ~" W719
experienced in trae,ins npetaflnns auf ro-,
accouitinf agn -sl opportunity Tor oHe
Who YalNs4 pNpouuuog write fully. aiVing
ago aud ralnfv eNueeted. Address Costs, a-l
Herald. $50 NWay.
BARBER wanted. marlborough Enioi Bar.
hor shop. EroadWay and adtn n
fu0l<KsHpl.ts-A paaekng house
and branch holre pNprtirnsn, eapablN -
ftpqe giving reflFNnnaA, cMrafinuce and Fn 4.
ary dgstrrd com 'lefo@ Nf.te II. 1t, a191
rfnadNnv.
EnDNEfErfsN i4 in itrNHH hrpNor.9 office.
must hr fauiliar W'tI eHfa Hyfefn. rapid
AMI fnf hanjMBtiHt ersc'ulal AHtnyNQlarN
t1a ifeSi1u8 employer = iVsa Ilerai1. 1'ul-
NEft
ISNisTlfsA "A ftN runtHMaiN4 account ev4
tfrlpfiro. married fuNN state awp. refer
rnrp, experience nnf salary desired. rEnLA-
NENT X ara irrrad ESQ Bway.
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HELP wa NTED DVER EASEMENTS
HELP WANTED--MALE.

COUPLE wanted, with good references. Ger
mans preferred. for smali country estate.
north shore Long Island. 40 minutes from
Pennsylvania depot. man for garden and all
around work, wife cook and general house
work: room house; family OF .: good home
and good wages for right party. u IFS
Herald. Fulton ST.
OuPLE-Experiencc white. for summer
cottage. Connecticut shore, June 13-Sep-
tember II, then New York city apartment.
permanent family 3 adults; man 10 serve
and be generally useful; wife competent cook.
Address X. II. Duffy, 40 Lafayette ST., city.
or telephone Canal Sl20
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Male.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23


Toy wnnted--I,right Christian. with Nigh
school education, to make himself generally
useful IN tire New York office Western dry
goods firm. y 1870 Herald. fulton sf.
llpY for office work ih large l26th st. Of
fice casy hours; Saturday IL O'Clock !.
state age. salary wanted and religion. l>
1881 Herald. Harlem.
roy brfi.ht youns, wanted IN downtown
on,ce offers splendid opportunity for adj
yancement. reply by letter. stating age ana
salary desired. Q 1850 Herald. Fulton -.
Roy wanted IN large commission house /;
rapid; chance for advancement references
required. salary TO start $40. Walter
Schmidt 81 Madison az.
BOY for office Of large importing and manu-
featuring company; opportunity for rlSnt
party. y ITO Herald, Fulton 81.
ROY wanted steady employment to make
himself generally useful; $40 start. straus
4 Blum. 25i ". list -,
ROY (Christian) TO make himself generally
useful in 18th speciality shop. II I'D
Herald, Herald square.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help wanted.

PARK row PLACEMENT BUREAU.
PagsS row.
STENOGRApHEES. STiNOGRApHERS
Attractive positions Si5-$30.
Speed dlctstion viii 6e GIVEN free Of charge
to registered applicants. fon our class
which meets daily teNcept Saturday. at :
o'clock and qualify for that position you arc
seeking.
MERCANTILE REFERENCE co. AGENCY,
ROOM 204. 200 BROADWAY.
We have many openings tor applicants
wishing positions offering exceptional op-
portunity. Christian firms. interview 81.
free registration
DAVID AGENCY.
II Msst i-d T.. room 80
Domestic Help Wanted.
:
JsAZARE
FOR IRISH RELIEF
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
MAY 46 AND 81.
The entire proceeds from fees paid Lazare s
Employment Agency for every Irish girl and
American Committee for I2eief in Ireland
Here Is the opportunity for every Irish
woman-gwhether mistress or mald-to aid
the Irish cause.
Irish girls applying for positions should
come early. As usual, 10 fees charged to
the girls. Applications for domestic heln
can he made either in person, ~ letter q
telephone.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
DOMESTIC FEIp. MALE ANb FFNfAI.F,
S. j.. corr I.&p So AND THIRD AVE.
TEL. KlIINELANpEK 4o4i, 4ol5. sOl6
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AGENTS WANTED.
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Male.

-AGF,yTS-ouit worrying over labor unrest
make good money easily rcfiui1hing brass
beds, autos chandeliers, ncw method: lisht
work, no losses, no capital. experience
required. vast amount Of worl, ready IN your
ruy; you hire Others. profit on their work
free particulars and proofs. Gunmctal Co.,
:, ELM Decatur, III.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

COUPLE. experienced. 10 take entire
charge OF house. Cal. with refer
ences at 80 West 5lst vt.
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HELP WANTED-TALE.

~----,s--~--s---~s~-~-~ e--e----~->----~-~~---
ADVERTISING Statesmen.
Statesmen of proved ability 10
take the district ahm management
On 4 SALARY and commission basis
IN several large rlt. ~ sCil ihcat-
rical advePti4ine on scene ard
screen. no ono unwilling 90 reside
permanently iu auy city 70 which
he may he assigned uecd apply.
Write, do NOT call, stating cxpe-
rlcuce, earning capacity. &C.. 10
Lee Iash studios, LongNcre Build
Ing, New YORK; ci'y.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Commercial tieip Wanted.
Tw Acrtfvs. frn,eatiu oeierrr lsNeuarc,
r8 n4fatf aNe reNr fe et en1fsrrm.
nMv aHiArlas NiEh. weIfn qualifications.
Cline Ieprhw AZ 4at columbia, Me.
pRnwiS EMPLOYMENT ExCHANGm,
700 BROADWAY. CORTLANDT 35ia.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
BOY-CLERICAL WORK.

Desire a boy over 16 years of age to break
in on tmekeeping work, must be = Eooi
writer and fieurer and live with parents
salary Si5 to start; hours from 30 \. n. I;
pref;r ono who can operate typewriter. Re
ply. giving fun particulars. Box GIL, -o9
Cablo Building.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

MEN.
Talk Safety To-day Means
TALK BUSINESS.
MASCOT,
wonderful inside fety lock, without
competitions
The Article for tire Moment
and
The Moment for the Article
an article that makes dandy
agents seller. good mail order
proposition. In fact. fits into the
selling plans OF practically every
purchaser and splendid premium
for any big concern.
WANTED,
Agent. and Statesmen, Male and Female
33s West 56th ~.
MIR. II. A. PARDT
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
MEN WANTED.

IT YOU are a man who would
like to better your condition
and associate yourself with one.
Of tile largest and best organ
izaiions In the country. where
there is unlimited advancement.
call In person between the
hours of io-il 10 and a-s p. NJ,
room sic knickerborker Build
ing, 42d st. and Broadway.
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WOMAN.

WrH educated. over 20: now unemployed,
sonallty salary SEQ per week with bonus.
Apply Monday. between 9;a0-i2, Room I'll,
10 West 34th.
WOMAN. wpll aducated teaching experience
preferred, for permanent position outside
city with educational association: welfare
work. salary 81 500, bonus also: capability
promptly rewarded w. Hurd. 522 ON aY.,
M loosn 9-...
WOMAN. GOOD cleaner. $40 y month Ap-
ply, with reference, Monday. II TO /. sol u.
19th st., Now York,
YOUNG WOMAN.
Desire ono very good ~ figuring. Tor clerical
work. IN orr manufacturing department,
preferably over % years of age salary SIS
" LofT. 1Net... EMPLOYMENT pEpr..
100 EROOME gr. y. 7.
YOUNG Womal 20 assist pnuSeMpspor with
llnams and traEs; wages $50 mnataly. Ap-
ply Itvcr%es- sAgatofium. Astoria. T.. J..
tato Astoria subway at Grand Central to
ljtuarf av.
YOUNG. woman. Wita good hand.- Fitifg, e.
take care of corrt p9nreace a0ute evenings
NJ her home or as office. Write ~ 80
shaplra Annex IIotel
YOUNG ladios With experience handling
orders 81. office Of shoe factory. steady
position; &0rd salary: state experience and
roforencc. u. w. Gia longacre ,i1idg.
YOUNG woman in dental office. without
tNpericnee' reference required. VI 80 Her
4Ct Ns lady wanted " loatn beauty bust
rtse IN Now York hotel. Write T $50
Herad, lioRld sq,
Instruction.
cosrratE nrefGv. FASHION AND cot
MrUetAL ILLUSTRATION. also pattern
draulue, ting i,t'nei arop.ng iearn ,.1
ptianels anot limo. magaifiecrt salarl'g
oel-tlN oancd IA ag thcee kirea m worr
Lsa@len Aoadtmy, ncpt. y, - p. Tath st.,
Nuw Aork.
I4oIGLe Mood Trained Wotneup-tlg demand
f@t UlIl yHlWnod tvceNiNoti we trniu
ynn bv mnu and puf you ln touch wi.b big
fia9i t'ot Fsainin.. School neat aosi'
WashIrrton. u &. Nov York office sul-a
i597 Auuan Bui'dlue 92 gJ West 82d at.
sHIF SUPPORT ~ a MONTH
W. train sou and place Tuui Can 9r send
fa~ catalogue, over 5000 ~fndfaivAt NaN,
yott aeh4et q l''Hn~. ll7a Hroadway.
vIt.wEGu AnAD..7N CF
1itff ANr rEhgTY GrfT@nE
n Neaetan n OIL lfaaeaH. asanf',s Prey
,'r'.ie' ~r'.e 'naml, H is3 wst lath r '' "
E&n% S2a-ei50 ot oniy uNnuEh rrof.
Hnarer.n. t8a Il ,ohie i'0ttateHa. WunirwrN.
i'tauty school sa up fre iof eeryieci earn
~.htr lwaru. circular cyulNiue. ~ w. i2d st.
lHooeyf nrauch School otcu fuue i8.
fNTFpENprMl E poR EVERY WOMAN
Learn now M@rrc1n methods of beauty
fulfuro cnn raisr yeur iUcoW0. Cal or write
'o-fav Nariurio set 5tf pf, fourth floor.
CO0Ns~Tcnrn dishes deNlred. Isemcke's
Ceogin3 school. e0 w. N3'h sf., daily.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Commercial Tnip Wanted.
Tr kc'rtf.wr frnttHtiu aniarro lrNeparc.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

YOT ,iR most quickly find buyer for
yonr used Gar N you fnt troHt od. IN
The Heralrs Automobile Erchdr1e-Sse
Section four to-day.
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WOMEN.

tion with Branch offices principal
cities OF II. s. and Canada. require
capable women, over -. Industrious,
unquostioned integrity managers' po-
sitious for those who qualify. Apply
N person Room COZ, % Court st..
Brooklyn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-15
CUT OUT MIDDLEMAN
Cotton Men f.Npcct Difficulties to is'
lrourd out and staple to 1aac
Lead

Special 10 The World
HENRI NErTA. Feb. County
Farm Agent -. y. Trent has ar
ranged mass meeting Of the cot
on growers Of this section to be
held in Hcnryctta Monday February
Il, under tho auspices of the Okla
homa state Cotton Growers associ-
alton which orEa ani2ation has for it's
object tho elimination of the mid
ilcman In tho cotton industry. and
the direct selling Of the product to
tn" manufacturer or an authorized
agent Of tho mills.
Local cotton growers are divided
In their opinion Of this now PROPOSE
ton made them, many looking upon
the street buyer not 50 much In the
nature of spcculator but as one
governed by tho law of supply and
demand and say the fault lies In
Factors higher up. However. Mcy
all say that unless In Dor aud other
commodities are reduced In price
the price of lint cotton must advance
accordingly, or the farmer can
not afford to grow the crop. and
will therefore resort to such crops
Us will bring his living profit for
his expenditure.
All profess 10 believe though that
'ho present difficulties will be over
come and that cotton will continue
the staple crop of tho cotton growing
sections.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-15
Attendance 80 Per Cent.

H9etlai 10 me Noflu.
CLAiiEMORE. Feb. Ii.-Prof. A.
". Bevers, perintendent OF the
city schools. attended the State
Tcache association at oklahoma
City. he being a member OF the eX-
ccutive committee. lie took with
him a good report of the Claremoro
schools, the record of attendance Is
among tho vcyr best. The total
enumeration Is 1856, with 1880 EN-
rolled, 90 per cent of the total, with
a daily attendance of 9j per cent.
Tho state shows 52S per cent daily
attendance this year, while this dis
triCt shows so per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-15
WILL BE READY JUNE IS
Association Expects to Control
Handling Ensuing Crop.

lffial 10 no W ora.
PoNCA CITY, Feb. 12.--Tho
marketing plans OF the National
Wheat Growers association will fol-
~ that Of the California fruit
g-owcrs and several conferences
have been held already with Sha-
p!ro, the general attorney for the
california organization. according
20 ". T. McMichaels of Cunning
ham, Kan, the president of the
wheat growers. 1t will be similar
,jV. 10 tho organization now being
perfected by the cotton growers.
This Information has been given
10 the Kay county wheat growers in
an outline Of present conditions by
President McMichaels, who an
rounccs also that the majority of
'ae wheat growers Of the Dakotas,
NebraSka Kansas and oklahoma
s'e now organized and that by juno
j, this year the. organization will
.e IN a position to benefit the wheat
growers very materially.
Tie says that Shapiro will draw
al the legal forms for the wheat
growers necessary in their organiZa-
ION and in putting through their
marketing and financing plans. The
association expects TO he able TO
handle the 1921 wheat crop for the
farmers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-15
ROAD FANS TO
INVADE MEXICO
Highway Promoters AS
sured Of Welcome on
Way to Mexico City

special to Tho World
klNGFlSIlEG Feb. IA T.. l..
Pattcn, president Of The Meridian
Highway association OF oklahoma,
will join tho officials OF this organ
ilation In making u trip from san
Antonio To Laredo on logging ana
organizing tour and thence they
will move onward to Mexico city In
order to copplctc the last link Of
The long proposed Winnipeg to Mex
leo city highway. The trip from San
Antonio 20 Mexico city Is TO be made
In cars. The chambers of commerce
IN the cities ON the tour are already
making arrangements for tho mark
ing OF this important highway ~ tho
trip h. made.
Mr. Pattcn " this city has word
from 81. Pascual Euhio, secretary OF
communication of the Obrcgou gov
eminent Of Mexico, showing that the
Mexican government i- enthusiastic
over the marking of such a highway.
The high Mexican officials have
promised that the official parry or
the highway association VIII be re-.
ceivcd cordially al NucVu l.Hrr do
and entertained so long AZ they re
main in MCNiou.
From Laredo to Mexico city tlfe
party will travel through five dit
trgCut states, a distance of 600 miles.
All OF the state presidents Of the
Meridian highway association have
been invited to max. the tour.
In August 1920, officials Of the
association made y similar tour from
Newton, Kan. To- Winnipeg, Canaoa,
so that the tour to Mexico city will
complete an inspection Of more than
$500 miles ~ road, and the long
est highway I'm the world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-15
Russian Solon VIII Ircinrc.

KINGFlSHER. Fob. 1.-THE In
tcrnational Relations club of the
kingfisher college has obtained
Baron Koroff. professor of constitu-
tional law at Petrograd, and later
assistant governor general Of Fin
land under the Kcrensky regime, for
a lecture here on Wednesday night,
February l6. lie is sent out by Il
national organization, and Is
claimed to be we'll versed in Euro.
pcan conditions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-15
COULD NOT GET
UP FROM CHAIR
Smiley Suffered Dread
fully With Rheumatism
-Tanlac Restores Him

Since taking Tanlac I can so
about my work as well as I ever
could" was the statement made re-
Gently by George T. Smiley, OF the
Hoof and Horn club, Livestock EN-
change, Kansas city, Mo. residing
at 233j College Ave.
"For about five years | had a
pretty hard time trying to stay on
my feet. | had no appetite, and
what little | did cat sourcd on my
stomach and formed gas which
bloated me up terribly. Rheuma-
tism affected my back and limbs.
Sometimes II was so bad ! couldn't
get UP out OF my chair, and my legs
hurt so terribly at times ] could
scarcely hohble around. Although
/ Just tried everything | could hear
of for these troubles ! just suffered
right on,
"Ffnaily ! began reading about
TanlaC in the papers and saw
statement from Judge which 50
Impressed me | decided to try the
medicine out in my case. After
finishing my second bottle | noticed
a change for the better, so / went
right ahead taking It until now
don't feel like the same person.
can eat anything | want ana never
have the least touch Of indigestion.
Tho rheumatism has disappeared
from my back and limbs and | can
get about just like | used 10 years
ago. sleep Ike q log, too, and
mornings feel fine. Tanlac GER
tainly is great and | am glad of the
chance to say a good word for IT..
Tanlac is sold In Tulsa exclusively
by the Quaker ana Puritan Drug
compan!cs. .-Adyt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-15
SHOOTS
/. FORMER OFFICER
l,,o,ys Gun When Ordered
to Hold Up His
Hands
WOUNDED COP KILLS
valed Officer Full of Lead
BEFORE Fatal Shot Ended
His Career

hSS1SNCA CITY. Feb. 1.-THE next
.as that Buck George Of M
'" ,, a police officer there for many
a .rs orders a hijackcr to throw
bis hands, he will shoot first. AS
rc.ut. however. OF such an order
o.. biia,kor who gave only the
,.,rs OF Mississippi slim" is dead
.,1 George IS in Ponca CITY today
.,sing three wounds, consisting OF
ksWllct hole near his right eve and
q, through each OF his legs. The
,,opble occurred I'm rooming house
y. Rurbank n western Osago county
IN town, Friday night.
George recently came TO Burbank
In assist In building rooming house
~r Ftzpltrick. About so men were
,sser,blcd in the house when "a
ranger appeared with a gun in
Zach hand and ordered everybody to
mi 'em up" This was obcyed by
,l but George, who also drew a gun
and gave tho order back TO the hi
rrker Instead, however, the
Stranger opened fire, striking George
tbree times. While lying on the
floor. George fired with his elbow
,estirg on tho floor and shot the
siacker through the right side, a
mial wound. AS yet nothing Is
,nown Of Mississippi SLIM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-15
Special Inspector Here.

sleClaI % The World.
HENRY ETA. Feb. ii.-Major
Dennis McCunniff, Of the United
States army, detailed from Fort Sill
70 Inspect Company OF the Henry
eta national guard, and TO investi-
laie building prospects for the
heavy artillery equipment recently
Allotted flenryctta, was a special
guest at a chamber of commerce
lnchcon and was assured that
Henryctta was making every effort
10 lake care Of this heavy equip
nent. The proposed plans call for
combination auditorium and
afmory building to cover ground
'pace 7jNl40 feet; the estimated
.ost being $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-15
Banking Indcr Difficulties.

N1NITA Feb. l4.--1hc Farmers
State bank, which for many weeks
has been doing business with build
ing operations going on above,
around, and inside. il about TO
emerge from the debris The new
bank fixtures are now being in
stalled in tho enlarged quarters.
The furniture is beautiful ma
hogany. and the wainscoting is
white Madra marble. This bank
has made great strides In the way of
increased deposits In the last two
years under >lo management OF
John Wise. president, and Jasper 5.
Martin, cashier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-15
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
Il Your Back Hurts or Blad-
der Bothers You, Drink
Lots Of Water.

t,U.e Mhen your kidneys hurt and your
,sS reels sore. don't get scared
MA proceed 10 load your stoma "a
,Jno'a' 'Ol or drugs that excite he
a. and irritate the entire uri-
uEs' mac,' Keep your Kidneys clean
'Nshto keep your bowels clean, Ly
ai's s mem with a mild, harmless
rons "H',A removes the body's uri-
Nsi, waste and stimulates tnem 10
o, ~ "vrmal activity. The function
In s1T hiuneSs is to filter the blood
,r,i'. noHrs they strain from 1t 500
lesdH oI acid and waste. SO we can
an 's'l understand the vital import
E.,oot Nrep!ng the kidneys active.
lr'rt lots OF water-you can't
roa,a .o9 much; also get from any
Shs about four ounces OF Had
sas, Hke tablespoonful IN n
nor,tn water before breakfast ca ,h
A8rans Tor a few days ana your
sas''s VIII act fine. This famuus
~. Is made from the acid Of
NIX ana lemon juice. combined
gebt,,m,Iiu'a' and has been used for
clopoIohs To clean and stimulate
he H soI, Kidneys, also to neutraliz
a SOUS sus IN urine so Il no longer is
badd"So or irritation, thus ending
IueF Weakness.
.nh,' salts Is inexpensive, cannot
Jsscsn, makes a delightful effer-
tyeryo NJ water drink which
70 lssne should take now and then
i've ,helr kidneys clean and ac-
water d.sE this. also keep up the
vii urlnking, and no doubt Won
upuer what became OF your
'ounle and backache .-Advt.