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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Walter B. Ford and Lola J. Hisgs.
Clair q; Lloyd Of this city and Betty N.
Ashby Of Quantico, Va.
Joseph 4. Dodge. IT,, Of Riyerdale. Nd. and
Margaret K. Gray Of HyattsYtlle. Nd.
Luther J. Kirkpatrick and Helen G. Jordan
Ona R.. Hoover Of Brandywine. W. Va, and
1lva B. Henritsy Of New Orleans. Il.
Robert L. Bromley and Jennie r. Dyas.
Robert Watt Of Richmond. Va. and Ger.
trude Myer1 Of New York city.
Francis B. Mills and Alice, ". FeEan.
-- John H. Williams and Mettie Thompson.
sCloyd Boggs and Elisabeth. c. Johnson.
Charles H. Washington Of Harrisburg, Pa.
and Mary Gross Of Adaline.. Md.
John Monroe and Mabel johnson. :.
Herbert Q. White and Helen G. Mitchell
both Of Cleveland. Ohio. =
Lawrence r. BIunden Of Prince Georges
county. Nd. and Mabel A Walker of Takoma,
Md.
Meredith Jenkins and Beatrice Lee.
John A. Deuterman Of Arlington, Va, and
Bessie B. Aahby Of Marshall. Va.
John B. Burrcughs and Lucy W. Burroughs
both Of CMpeper. Va.
Frover Goss and Estella Miller.
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BOND JUMPER ARRESTED.
Doctor Taken on Charge Of Pass
ing Alleged Worthless Checks.

DR.. e. W. Ritter. alias G. A. Gard
ner. self-styled inventor of liquid
fire. master Of science, etc. is de-
clared to be one Of the most noted
bond jumpers who has come to the
attention Of the local police for some
:ir,s
Arrested in this city on a charge of
passing an alleged worthless check.
the man jumped a bond of $1,000.
He was located in New York city. and
within twenty-four hours after his
arrest had jumped bond there and
disappeared. Detectives Keck and
Bradley say the man also Is wanted
in other cities. where he is alleged
to have jumped his bond.
He was arrested here May 18 on a
charge Of false pretense, it being
charged he passed an alleged worth
less check on Charles Ricord. 11th
street and Pennsylvania avenue He
was released on $1,000 bond. and the
officers charge he passed another al
legged bad check on a local hotel and
then left the city. He was located
In New York, where he had q good
position. and Detective Keck went
there to bring him back to WASH
ington. The officer waited to get the
man, who had been liberated on the
personal bond of his attorney, for a
hearing. He failed to appear at the
hearing.
The Baltimore police asked the local
authorities to arrest the man. who is
said to be wanted there to answer a
criminal charge.
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Of the American Legion. according te
present Arrangements,
= Reception Committee PersonAel

Of the American Legion. according to
present arrangements,
Reception Comnittee Persenael.
: The reception committee OF the
American Legion will be composed
as follows: Alton T. Roberts. Mar
quette, Mich, chairman; Past Ma
'tional Commander. Henry D. -Lindsley.
New York city; Past National Conn
,mandere Franklin D'olier. Philadel-
,phia, Pa; Theodore Roosevelt. assist
ant, secretary Of the Nsyy:s De Lancey
Louisville. KY; Thomas j. Bannigan.
national vice. commander, Irwin H.
.Kirkwood, Kansas City, MOT. Sem
mes, sWalmsley, New Orleans, La;
Harry s. Berry. Hendersonvilie. Tenn; !;
James A. Drain, department COM
as Goldingay. national vice command
er, Newark. M. j.; Charles. W. Bart
lett. Kansas City, Mo-; Hanford Mac
Nfdar. Mason City. Iowa; Charles H.
Kendrick. SAN Francisco. Calf; w.
w. Holloway, Kansas City. Mo-; Roy
Hoffman; oklahoma City, Okla: Maj.
Wiefer. NHsre a. R1eS9oed sPoe .n,Saso' Wade r. 4
philips. Lexington. N. C.: J: G.
scrugham. Carson City. New; Albert
Greenlaw. Augusta, Me-: DR.. Davis
Forster. New Smyrna. Fla; W. Frank
Knox. Manchester, N. H.: Jerome F.
Duggan. st. Louis. Mo-: C. B. Blethen,
Seattle. Wash; Milton. J. Foreman,
Chicago. Ill; Gen. w. W.. Atterbury.
Phtladeiphia. Pa; P. Lincoln Mitchell.
Cincinnati. Ohio; Charles. w. Mont
gomery, Newark. Ohio: Capt. Eddie
v. Rickenbacksr, Washington, D. c.;
DR.. Carleton B. Mccullough, Indian
apolis. Ind; Matthew H. Murphy,
Birmingham. Ala; William 3. Follett.
Portland, Ore: John Greenway.
Arizona: A. H. Vernon. Little Falls.
Minn.. and Chester G. Bolton, cleve-
land. Ohio.
Col. James A. Drain, a member of
the committee. is commander of the
District of Columbia Department of
the American Legion and a member
OF National Press Club Post. No. 20.
Capt. Eddie v. Rickenbacker, Amer
ica's ace of aces" in the world war. is
a charter member Of George Wash
ington Post, No. l, the pioneer post
Of the American Legion. this city.
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KILLED IN PLANE FALL
DODGING SEARCHLIGHT
Capt. J.. A. Minnis Meets Death at
Quantico While Training for
Maueuyers.

Capt. John A. Minnis Of Mont
somery. Ala. one Of the Marine Corps
leading ayiators. crashed TO his death
Friday night while engaging in prac-
tice at the Quantico, Va. base. pre-
paratory to the fall maneuvers of the
marines. the Navy Department was
advised yesterday.
|. Can't. Minnis, according to word re-
ceived here. met his death while at
tempting to escape a searchlight
which was 'endeavoring to pick OUT
his plane. Diving downward his plane
got beyond control and fell into the
Potomac river. The body Of the off,
Ger, who Was graduate Of the Naval
Academy and during service overseas
with the 38th Infantry was wounded
and twice decorated for bravery, was
found beneath the plane.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY.

Wanderlusters' hike starts from
Alexandria. Va. at els o'clock. Cars
will leave Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street at and 2:20 o'clock. Mr..
Hall will lead.
The Ohio Girls Club will give a
picnic to Great Falls IN canal boat
Peggy. leaving seth AID M streets
at 10 o'clock.
The National Woman's Party will
hold watch tower" meeting at
headquarters this afternoon.
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WAGE CUT ANNOUNCED.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, September
24.-Announcement was made today
that the rate OF wages of all employees
Of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company, who are paid on an hourly
basis, will be reduced cent an hour.
effective October 1. This will make
the wages Of motormen and conduc-
tors 81 cents an hour. Wages on the
on the average rates prevailing in
Chicago. Detroit, Cleveland and
Buffalo.
The adjustment announced today
was due to q reduction In wages
effective on. car lines in Buffalo
August Is
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pEACEMAKER Is ATTACKED.

James Thomas. colored, Of 1S Mas
sachusetts avenue enlisted to act as
peacemaker when he found two
children fighting in front Of his home
last night. He was rewarded by g
beer bottle being thrown against his
head by a colored woman. He was
treated at Casualty Hospital and the
police are looking for the woman.
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CARDS OF THANKS.

BIRTH. We. wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our relatives. friends and neigh
bors fos their kindness during the fifsess
and their sympathy and Coral tributes At
the death Of our beloved son. RAYMOND
MR. AND MRS. W. R. BIRTH. .
FARMER. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to relatives. friends.
all organizations. for the beautiful floral
tributes TO- the memory Of our son son and
FATHER AND MOTHER. SISTERS AND
BROTHERS.
GORDON, We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our friends. rel
atives and ne:ehbors for their kindness.
sympathy and horai tributes at the illness
MARTHA GORDON. THE FAMILY.
HOWARD. We wish to express our sincere
thanks ard deep appreciation to all those
who through their acts. presence and noral
offerings paid tribute and honor to our be
loved husband and father. FRED +. HOW
ARD. in his Illness and at his death.
MRS. EVA HOWARD lWIFEl. FRED AND
ALICE HOWARD AND MRS. MABEL l.
BARUROFF.
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SCHOONER SUNK, 5 DROWN.

NEW YORK, September 24.-The
British passenger liner Caronia,
leaving here today for Liverpool,
sank an unidentified sand schooner
while passing quarantine. Three Of
the schoonePs crew were drowned.
Evening star., 1921-09-25

Taking the world over, November IL
the favorite holiday month. twenty
six out of its thirty days being kept
as official holidays by as many differ
ent countries.
Evening star., 1921-09-25

80 - - 0"hA's dS LIE A1dulSISH.
TIE Wonep's Republiean Federation
viii meet until November 1 at the
home, Of Mr.. and Mrs. McMillen. 6605
wisconsin avenue, Friday evenings
The Housekeepers' Alliance IL ia
meet at II O'clock Tuesday morning
at Mason House. 1906 Goth street, to
hear a discussion of standard wages
and report on the social hygiene
institute to be held October 4 to s at
the Interior Department.
All Minnesotans are urged to at
tend the first fall meeting Of the
Minnesota State Society at the will
son Normal School, Tuesday evening.
An interesting program is promised.
There Will be a short business meet
ing.
A special program of motion pic-
lures. vaudeville and fecreational
sing will be given at o'clock FRI
day night IN the auditorium of the
Central High School. undar auspices
OF the Community Center department
OF the public schools. 1t is announc-
ed that a general admission of rs
cents will be collected.
Tifereth Israel Temple, 14eA aaa
Euclid streets, Is to open at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon. Rabbis Simon,
|Silvertone and Loeb and Judge Milton
Strasburger are to speak,. L. Dinowitz
Is president Of the CONGREGATION.
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1leunt Pleasant w. G. r. u, will
meet tomorrow at 2 pm, with Mrs.
M G: Bennett. Election and annual
reports =
The Women's City Club Will give a
tcard party Saturday. at s pm.

The Catholic Women's Service Club
will open Its dance season Friday, at
Community House. 601 e street, at
. O'clock.
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MARRIED.

KDlER-GoR1IAH. aMr. and Mrs. John Cor
man wish to announce the marriage Of thei
daughter CATHERINE to Mr.. KIRK g
KELLER Of Washington. d. c.. August 8
1920. by the Rev. Wallace Of Balti
more, Md.
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CITY news IN brief.

: The GeorGetoyn Civic Association
will meet Tuesday night at the Phil
lips School.
Evening star., 1921-09-25

Mrs. Winifred sackvilIe stpner will
speak at the talking doll reception
Wednesday evening, at the Women's
City Club. - ,:~,- -.
Evening star., 1921-09-25

The Federation OF Women's Clubs
Will hold a board meeting october
"a, at IL am, at the Hadleigh.
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FOR SALE-Drue stock and fivtur.s,
VIII invoice around s. 600. good lpca-
/ ton; reasonable rent. for Information call
SUBURBAN grocery, reason for selling,
other business small amount OF fixtures;
clean stock Usage s6l-J.
We HAVE "a cash buyer for small bust
ness. priced up "a $1,000, must be well
/ located and a paying proposition. Jppling
& Whitoslde- 2l2 $. Cincinnati ground
floor. osur~ 7i|N.
FOR sALE-At bargain, small trocery
store, Tee cream and cold drink stand In
/ connection 40 W. Archer.
CIGAR STAND, rent $50, until February,
t'op for fixtures including cash register.
in1,yo'e price on s,9eN, -JJoplins
FOR SALE--Grocery and market; extra
good south side location. Usage 8l42-R,
FOR Quick SALE Grocery in an ac-
credited, high school town, market
price less freight Pioneer store in town.
Address 1850 care world.
BARBER SHOP ami bar tor sale Phone
tot, hristow.
FOR SAlE-small grocery in oil field,
Address star X. a, box 90, Hominy,
okla.
FOR SALE-Lunch aud billiard parior.
doing good business, long lease, good
location. Reason for selling. II inter
's'sI write box f22 'otfeyville Kansas.
$3.50 Is ALL you need TO buy business
.L'alE established, investigate 10
Norrh Epstun. Osage go.
INSURANCE. AGENCN-Ncry reasonable.
good company have ofhpr business for
Interview, call Cedar 1873.
PARTNER WANTED in real estate husi-
ness. must take active part. good
proposition. Address S3-F care world
IN paying business. Experienced office
man aud manager. 43-F, care World.
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EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS WANTED. rEMAfE i3
As' Bndet this h,acirg mSst be paid In Sdnnes.

! Aas Uadsf this htacsq mut b. vaie In keyanes
IpDHItc STES0GRApufc work uiodorats
rates ,tdAr sl
/ WANTED Temporary stcnographic work
| ~ Sslug lady with sK years expert.
/ en'". Good references. Box 81 r. care
r. ,.,....,, -
- ''"N I'm yF'hs anu l'IIHs'
/ ,.,... --
/ nN fEh lEN'hb stenos sraph"t bookkoeper
qu.rE Loc1i re,ersuocs Gedar i6g.
| ,y,yrrp p,.,,,,, Do, t.,,.,,,..,,,,., A.,
dress box sI.F. care World.
y,r.4.. vrp,yv -y.,l,. 49, 49,, ,.....
ola. wishes position a. housek,,par in
Wpth'riess home. Cedar 2b55, $50 s..
Ruihrv
POSITION WANTED experienced
f'I.a'. general office work have also
bad four years experience as saIcslady.
/ ''' Usage 400
~ Bic SIENpGHAFr--- ----s -osir"s 10 get
." t'Hcn WIN SOMEONE" "h" wants an
tax. ',ra ~ t.II,h.ra ,air orPice
must be equipred wph tpcwrttor
suj desk or would consider rsnt-
INK we'll furnished offc" n equipped with
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BOARD AND ROOMS

I a
'0..p n.tr. IoI, Dc
IHar. t.t ouI ,oiI ~a'.r. o., ctiIrau.
'.''
/ v.'l m'o r.saie nou, uass nal.
| rAt.II.N. a 40. We'll fufn.rH-d
| 1.""Hr aHan,s. gentlemen 'odat
F.t n1>I frs,sasr a.,mus room.
'.'
p"n.Hfg tn .taD largo HeepIns ronn
'"'I. i'. ''' ht'.. ''' ''s. n
1., f.. '''''".. "''''''
ru..r .. ,......... .l...
.Ia,
,tf,..,
mon rur h..as iron, 'postaff.. os,Fs
sto1
aIs. a..t0las, r..,rg a1.,It'r, t,rt
r'.t'' f3u'. I-aH o. Hustsu after
,Iu.fGN.I. t. ns iars. ropn. ,.n
t..'Irs a.su.tg porch. With board. 80
mN '.' .I'', MAJ apartment .o.. room
q, '..."" '". .ht Fi.''" 'h'. Hu'r. 'F"f'
s....,, ',,...' I, ",., l'In ,.''
l..n .,.. ,,, 4..y u...., ..
sE.u.u. Vs. eng. ,mr,m,p, .E. u,.,y
Ultu.r.td sIr.llng r.,u- .Jt.inIuy
al.trIrG porch aud dr..s.ns room. CON
h.. .uE it'u private. gentlemen. ostEo
''''
'l.IIIH1 ROOM fYI iwa. s. per wr,s
'.''. ."
Two s.,uu, rooms. ,tiuuiue hath. 90
MAlE F.. 90, uur u',.g furnished sl,ep.
ins r'.u clos, boo. u.ry .uts,uanI,
1mu. IS. ~. Front southeast. up-
status sleeping room. aIluiuiuE batu.
room. sourhwsst room. ad,oining b.th'
priFnt" entrance, gentlemen preferred.
''''f' $3.50.
HlLI'I'EsT. Nicol fr.nt room, private
"a, s,'n' on j''ney nae s. per week. oaaso
NEWLY furnished room for rent. connect.
lnE hhth. Hputh sido, cIosr-iu. call usage
.
] Np sleeping rpoma FOR rent. modern. ~
one room and kitchen privileges. Osago
i'''
MOLLY Furnished bcd-oon In r.f.rpd
homo so.th side: walking distance.
r"''f'n'oa. 'cdAt MS.
,Nt. t,~,.. ,..,, .,........ . -.
Elorpiug porch u d,Yr.d Gssro $3.50
urttau1t.t., .,, a.. ,.-,..,. ,.,,..
also g,ras.. C.dar sss
1850 ~ 'lo p'''''n'' W''plhg f"''"
''.'' ''''' 10" '.'te 1902.
bNLIlM'l, S.-N"rg desirable south
room and porch. 'IJu,utuE ba,n. 81 peg
N''"' garage IT d'''i'' 'S'sr I''N
tI~'INNAII s. ili N."ly turnmh"l
en- privileges. --
MpbEItN ..."pins room. $3.50 per week
M>bIsDN sioI, Siro cool sIe,ptng
room. gentlemen only. Usage oiG before
T. M.
NICELY mrntshod sleeping room, south
caet exposure. at ~ South Elgtn.
EIGHTH E S0s-Twu nice rooms Tor
N,,,>, ei ,i.,,.,..,. ,.,.,,h ,,,,h dr,.s-
"nt'' 81, ~ -, - pms 1 r., ~" S...ua
alt1N
up,t,>. "a 30 ~. ,,,I firm, ro,rn
No., "jttri,,, E,r
.,,,.,,,',. --,--.,
w lMplt TN,IS u'S't"osn sou."
l""" anu p"I'h' an.o'"'"s nat" p''
,1ari ~ - ns,ye 7iaT- ''''
o..
CLOSE IN breN'.uE room ana sleeping
rhou" a2'o-J.
nishcl nrFe cool room, modern home.
Ofar" .aH2
EIGHTH E. ais Three modern rooms
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uTUaTInNs whNTED-MALE. q
Ad' under this Arsdng mad be said In sduass.

YOUNG MARRIED MAN desires position
Of any Kind for fcw hours a day Can drive
any mako car. Phone o.. i992.
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EMPLOYMENT
mrIr MANrrn--M\IE

ANTEb-tIve boys. Apply Coopcr's
Market 30 \. Bou|dci, between H. and
20
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BUSINESS SERVICE

WE CALL and dr'Iynr your laundry, re-
liable people. Usage N2I0-J.
NDN.CNION CONTRACTION
Carpenter. painter and decorator. Let m y
mako YOUR old home new, stop leaks in
your roof, charges reasonable. work done
promptly Lot me tEure your house |
can save you money Hul give you rrst'
class WORK Phone teuEH 9'io taN at
..a South Frisco. q. e. ilfnta
PAINTING rNrhHHNNGING
WINDOW CLEANING. i5c
American Window Cleaners 'rhs
ortriuN and only lrW in TuIy. bv mi,
name. all others are .mltators. Osage 6a1I.
MATTRESSES renovated and recovered.
s. 30. We yCfelt old mattresses all ,ys-;
guaranteed Porter Mattress Co. Phone
Usage 1885,
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FOR sALE-Second hand building r'
rial as follows Bricks dlmfns
ber. siding, corrugated iron, fence
corner posts, windows AMI frames.
and frames flooring ana lath A.s.
used automobiles and several 'N.
We are always In tho market - nH'
TO wreck or anything else OF Nn.H" %
you are in need ~ anything ca. Do.
RAY have just what you want a' NJ.
price. Tulsa Nr'ckiug 'orIanF. '
East Sixth 81, Cedar l-lo.
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NATIONAL HOUSE & WINDOW
CLEANING co,
windows cleaned wall paper. woodwork
washed floors waved and polished, our
prices are reasonable. Cedar 1850,
LACE CURTAINS, lEce shades and silk
drlpes dry cleaned or lauudered by et-
pert llls S. Cincinnati Phone Csaga
sees tpr appointment
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: OIL LANDS AND LEASES.


GOON on LEASE on 100 acres in sec
ton l6-7W-2S, stephens county, okla.
at SIS prr acre, Write ]. Il. Greenhow
box -, West Tulsa, okla.
ARKANSAS oil leases on a proven struc-
turo. $50 per acre, 10 acres or more
Phone Cedar 1862,
FOR SALE--19la inch 1O-lnch, 81. inch.
bNs casing in splendid condition. Ad.
dress to> s99-F, care world,
WILL TRADE l-Se interest in Wilcox
rand wei now drilling Bald Hul dis
triet Tor good Ford car. Phone Osage
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE
~ 'N'''N NfHN" oifth'p' ."
/ I"l N." It,',7f f'r, Removing &C.,
w.rI t....rfaea sortn .,.n.
Dt'rs ',g
nm an KINDS ~ piin6'py rap,tr w,,k
cain g. - u.atrrht. al. span sf1r. .luu.b.
F'''r''''
'p'E t.NDHfs The nasusst NJ the
/ Nn'er bag fsmty. bed bugs ra's and
/ Other h'us-nYid posts cleaned out ny our
- 'sni'I' m'lhof 81 'f"'e'y Mau. hu"
NV 100" 'n you 'N,i't month"; '''
''" '''l' ""' ~ .'n
ut.l' We" tr',''F SO ana many
"o'""d rl""o "s now "s"s" ai1l.
,.,., WI "N n"ANt 100
W "u .hy HnNH''i i"n"InE 60.
~ 'I ''''''
FLA,Illu.f and rtf.h work promptly
su1 neatly done. AI work guaranteed
VI '".i''. 'H'g" Ibt.
,,,,,,.
" -CpI.tER .Cu.tr,,tnr and builder.
Sofoors and cabinets ot all Kinds Pricos
fr'aarHuIr li-t fed'ral Usage 17hI
tNNpE.IGt CDErUtrTUE Wu ,.I 20
aeo ~oa' yoI e,..n. bul' and es'lmnt"
rus'
CALL s.. st,y~us 'ur repair and carpenter
"''N 'H'F- ''''
FOR sAlD-Nea door ,ud window fraires.
an. t.fs Phone Cedar IatN
pf ,atrt,Dl,.. .. ..,...,
rf..t wnrk n,,i, ADD .,..,'..I ,
''.'t' '.'
n,..'..y ', ,,5 i''i...,.,,",mn.l g,,''' ~'[k
ROY It1 'in'n' '.h'rn''"t licensed.
h'H''1 .sHt' aiHt
Do 90 hOW DlI. psoEr liIa f.r a ttr.
class builder Hud carpenter rNNlf.
Eaf-sa f.r $500 u speciality
w. g. .NlE<EU ,urtract.r. .,l tYIJ.r
scro,u au1 cabinets uf sII hIrIa rr.,r.
" M,iIar G.l.r i.sU".' "i" ''I A.
rnnt.Tpla,iner i VII, COS, .l'' t.l 5'r l,,f tr'
w. r,,, ~, tr ""n g., .Nr It'''s
~ con ,tlh, u, l"o 700 auah.
and W. viii cain and TAX il over ~
can save sou money ON that repair work,
,,.,
..,.....',''.' ~" '''' NJ Nh"' 20
hyrrei, sltisiaclion guaranteed Phone
os1ge a''o.
lIlFNsriT,uING wbiic Y,u vai, sta
T. rbi,d "''' 80
bVt.ssNAt..u ,,,ii ,.,,,..,, ,,....i.
al your home. far app6int1en, caii
''"as' es't,
DE VIVA TAILOR AND Fur slfDp
Honurs ami Altering
Room a., Vonin.ar nltg
Third ,nj Min q, pSr,c ,s,'-. 80
'' '''N' '-7-
HEM STITCHING while you wait 2ls Il
Tnira.
torn ,oabag or Ksistcr,. I'dias I a"' Trnil- rnil
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FOR sNTE-Tsed lumber. good coniiloai
will sci. cheap. Cau Usage 1851.
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~, kTIONs WANTED. FEMALE AZ
ADS under this hsAdns mast b, psd In Advance

WANTEu--Pos.tlou by stenopraphar.
hookkecper, tweny years experience
general office work. Would like to work
for christian scientist Address 4I-F
care world.
WANTED Position ss saleslady, tom.
purary or permanent Address SIZE,
care world.
WANTED Position as sewing machine
uOcrRtor ln drosswak'uE or garment
sh1 Address No'-F, care World.
EMP -RlENt ED Practical nurse. wants
confinement or oiher cases Usage
sTENDsRAPHER-E years expert
ence. wishes position small office pFr-
n'arent or temporary, available July ST..
OsSse 1905,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-29

BABY CHICkS-Re1uned rri..- r.
bred; Leghorns. Rocks Reds -
dottes, Orping'oUs, Brst LAWNS
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LADIES gf4y a4e1s puufpq. ifle and all
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Turt Uru, are Tu.aa'g I4rg,af shoe dis.
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WHITE woman for general hous.worl,.
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| WANTED White woman who uuIersfan1s
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-29

any mako car. Phone q. ioo2.
| CARPENTER repairing syr,ou.ug crate
ing, etc. osaE" a7li. r.
/ SALESMAN. Niue ycnr- Win unr limo.
desires change. strictly hsh-cluss
COMPETENT stcnosraph,r desires oHtra
! work any time between 5 a. IA. aud 10
r. IN. Usage 1904.
/ ENFEKiENCED accountant viii kcep
| small set of ,hp.ns. Rates reasonable,
! For interview, phone Cedar 322.
/ WANTED Position 4s night wat,h.ran;
three years experience. HoN 225, Yale.
/ oklahoma.
/ WORK WANTEp-By nrstrclass painter.
gralnus! imitation q marble ~ enamel,
/ Address 2a-F, caro- World
| FCBIIC SrENOGRAPHER aud book
keeper. 'sage lAnh
| COMPETENT st,uoGraphor good kuow,-
/ edge bookkeeping. desires work with
! real estate or loan company Several
| BOOKS orened aui closed. trial balances
! taken. statements prepared. systems I'M
/ stalled BY pubic accountant. 90o-f. care
/ experience desires position with good
newspaper G. T. PaEct, +. o. box S5S.
Oklahoma city
/ WANrEp-Iob dri,tns truck or passen-
/ Massey Usage oaiO. Il.
, ENPERlE%tED ou well sulry man or,n
I for position. Best OF references. S55-r,
/ ACCOUNTANT and boohkocper rs years,
| Interested m small srts Of books to kcep.
/ 'aN Mr. Royston osago rI'o.
I ENPERIENrEp production superInt.nd-
yn' open Tor ros''',n haze mad guod
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| INN ESTIGATOR-Sr years cSprri-
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