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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29

some of them say with the 11,o0o,- 900 words.
 Common sense is anything but common. In fact it is almost as rare as radium.
 The war also taught us that some people would rather bleed their country than bleed for it.
 Some men who were liberal both with their money and kisses before marriage become stingy with both after the music of the wedding bells has died away
 Some people consider canoes too dangerous for them to risk padding their own.
 If more people could get it through their heads that an affinity is just as full of human cussedaess as the mates they have there would be fewer divorces.
 Trouble has most people bluffed and yet it will run like a scared Indian if you laugh at it,
 Alltl t1t pl lC6 Ol SdoOilAC anu automobiles were reduced lot of people quit worrying over H. c. L.
 A girl may think she desires a career, but she always is willing to substitute a rich husband for tiff she can get him.
 Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof, but it is a lucky guy who has sufficient coin to pay the bill when the evil day arrives.
 It's too bad the traffic cops cannot get more of the reckless drivers who run down characters.
 When it comes to love there isn't much difference between a broken heart and wounded vanity
 A wife always thinks her husband at the office is worth at least four times what they pay him, but the value she places on him when he is home is somewhere around zero
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29
The Popular Issue.
(Ohio State JournaI)

(Oho State JournaI) Mark Sullivan, the correspondent, says that the enactment of general tariff law this session of Congress is becoming extremely doubtful and that despite the recent decision of Republican leaders Washington the revision of the direct taxation laws may yet be given first place in the field important legislation This will be borne with equanimity by the average taxpayer back home.
 What benefits the of the people would de- rive from old-time high tariff in these changed world conditions to put it mildly speculative and uncertain. The old dyedn-h protectionist regards tremendous tariff taxes the for all material ills, but there not so many such economists there used to be- It seems absurd to Fargue that if virtually prohibtive tariffs were the thing when America was nation comparatively iso- lated commercially they also when the nations of Europe her billions and she has all gold in the world It is encouraging to have the observant and competent Mir Sullivan's testimony that our statesmen are beginning seriously to ponder this matter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29
TT IS UP TO JAPAN.

A prominent statesman of Japan, who is urging the disarmament of his country, declares that there is danger of between his country and the United States. The only danger of between Japan and the United States would be remoyed with the disarmament of Japan. This country and the tight little Kingdom of the Orient will always remain al unless the Japanese should attempt their military establishment to push unwarranted az gressve policy without proper regard for the rights of others. If she should dsmantle her military esab- lshment she would be compelled refrain from any such policy.
 It has not been and it will be the purpose oi the United States to force acquire any undue advantage over any country-or to ask for any undue advantage in any respect, This country prosecuting a naval construction program which to give first place the nations of the world, for aggression but for protection possible aggres- If it should develop that there will be unlawful aggressors among the other powers of the world there will be unlawful aggression The United States stands for square deal among the peoples of the world This has become so thoroughly established American foreign policy that il, makes difference which political party is in control of this country the policy will be carried out.
 While political parties have their ups and downs and domestic policies changed from time to time
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29

Senators Lodge Wadsworth and Knox Republi- and John Sharp Williams, Democrat, fighting the prohibition bill pending in Congress designed to make the Vostead Act more drastic. They contend that Congress has power to limit the of liquor as medicine by physicians, for the reason that the prohibition Constitutional Amendment refers only to Ithe use of liquor a beverage. They contend, further, that to regulate the of liquor medi- ,cine is to insnuate dishonesty the part of the medical profession
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29
SeaSonable Alibi

Are you mean and cross? Do you hate the boss?
 Blame it on the heat Does everything look blue, And your clothes stick like glue?
 Blame it on the heat Is your brain A. w. o. L.? Do you feel like. h-l?
 Blame it on the heat.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29
Stranger Things Have Happened

A school to train girls to become experts in fig packing has been started near Fresno, Cal Scraps. And if the present styles keep on the way they are headed they'll soon be establishing schools to teach them to become experts in packing fig leaves
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29
Makes Her Peevish, Eh?

q suppose you always agree with your wife?" said the friend.
 Not exactly" replied Meekton. i never oppose her, if that's what you mean. But l appear to agree with her about as much as a lobster salad eaten at a. m would with a dys- peptic.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29

That's all right for the other nations of the world to look to the United States for salv aton as Am bassador Herrick says but they might do little praying their account while expecting it, Sioux City la, Journal)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29
ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR
 By Sam Hill. In Cincinnati Enquirer.
May His Tribe Increase A man 1 like
 Is Walter Fox; He always boosts
 And never knocks.

Observations of Oldest lnhabitant to go to a burlesque show to get an eyefull of what he now can see any day on any street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29

Fashion writers agree that present styles in bath ing suits for will change. do all styles of dress. Back to skirts, forward to the surcingle -(Louisyille Courier Journal
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29

In Vienna scientist is said to have transplan ted eyes into blind fish and made it see. In th. country the blind tigers already provided with eyes sufficiently acute to see policeman,-( Detroit Free Press) t
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29
Jars, JoIts and Groans

Jars, JOTtS ana OTodHS
 It is better to leave foot prints in the sands of time than finger prints at police headquarters.
 It is said the average man uses about 11.000,000 words a year and the final cipher represents what
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29

The term wild women is usually a mere figure of speech, but voters in North Brookfed Mass, were really wild when they discovered that their ages had been posted. Birmingham Age Herald)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29

The great fight is and we may again watch the papers for accounts of Babe Ruth's home
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29
It's the Real Thinq

We have decided the mercury must be an honest-to-goodness prohibition ist since it absolutely refuses to take a drop.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29
Oh, Man!

Oh, Man! We have always desired to find some nice, easy way to become a millionaire and this want ad, from the Wichita Falls Qowa) Times, leads us to believe we have discov- cred it:
 For Sale-A full-blooded COW, giving milk, three tons of hay. lot of chickens and several stoves. With a herd of cows like that we soon would be able to have a bank account that would make John D. s look like a penny savings bank.
 Here's to You, Henry
 Give sympathy
 To Henry Beck;
 A boil has he Upon his neck
 Canton (Ohio News Express sorrow
 For Bill Hubble;
 An aching tooth
 Is his trouble. Well, We Think He's Right. at That "What is a picnic?" asked Bolt. "A picnic" replied Mutt, lis a day set apart to get better acquainted with ants, chiggers, sand fleas and poison ivy
 4 Sad Tale
 Smooth brakes;
 Knew best,
 Our JakeS
 At rest
 F w. D.
 Fool Questions Can you be arrested for cutting an acquaintance? Is it wrong to strike an attitude?
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29

There already have been more home runs made this year than there are homes-(Derot Newsl
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29

Still no body seems to be greatly worried about the scarcity of radum-( Chicago News)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-29
Fool Que stions

Can you be arrested for cutting an acquaintance?
 Is it wrong to strike an attitude?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

The following were issued May 3, I1e2I List compiled at office Of A. M. Wooster, Bridgeport, Conn: Nelson F. Bump, Bridgeport, gum stock for rifles, guns and small arms. l Albert c --u, East Hartford | v-ir-e-ben --.rachine l William A Iorenz, Hartford, head John H. Rradnack, New Haven, self I,rbricating piston for air-pumps.
 Frederick B. Greene, New Haven, fishing device.
 Joseph A Hromadko, New Haven, ra diator.
 Lawrence C. Bunt, New Haven, ring g ,nS. in connection with animal-traps for fastening end of chain to ob jects.
 cuit-closer.
 John F. CarpmiIl, New Britain, buckle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13

Horace G. Hancock, New Britain, buckle Harold P. Deely, Waterbury, swivel block for heading machine. Leaman s. Harvey, Waterbury, ball. and socket fastener. | John R. Nunns, Waterbury, holder. Peter F. Augenbraun, Stamford, strike or keeper for the firn- locks. ! Ernest B. Crocker, Stratford, gage socket. Hubert c. Hart, Unionvil1e. handled .ney c. Hills, Torrington, curtain fixture
 Designs.
 Ellsworth w. Austin, Plymouth, ra- diator-cap-
 Alfred G. Kintz, Walingford. back for hand-rufrrors, brushes, or similar articles
 Alfred G. Kintz, waIlingford, han de for spoons. forks or similar aru- cles-
 Trade Marks.
 Remington Arms C., Inc, Bridge
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13

Attorney William E. Burton, coun- se1 for the city poor and head of the Hermlts, narrowly escaped shGpwreck Wednesday night Attorney Burton and a friend, Frank Moriarty, start ed in a small motor boat for short cruise around the harbor and the boat went aground on a shoaL After trying in vain to start the motor a again, distress signals were raised and 2. r1assine boat offered them aid, say- ing that he would go ashore for a towing line. He failed to reappear, however and the rising tide soon lifted the stranded boa1 rom lno shoaI and it started to drift. After much labor with oars the shipwreck- ed men managed to beach their craR at Seaside Park
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13

port, pocket-knives and bayonets-
 Crescent Company, Meriden, glass cutters, screw-drivers, screwdriyer and expansion bits, etc.
 Mike Woytko, New Britain, medi- cinal salve for the feet
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13

The job and playing hob and bringing forth the bent dressing They figures to show dough hubby his wife should blow and it will blessing hundred dollars, will quite ample dress wife. rightly and hgur
 
 and stockings all the hols and tor which they shns; ngh and chse and furs wife dear won freeze and skirts that they buying They wife longer buf and that tse make hubby cheerful he's told that don't IT fact he's told earful
 We'd like who dare bones for underwear drape if there missed n We glad experts and pulled the wool from of but will devise means o beat the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
Standing of Teams,

Today'S Games. Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Boston.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13

There will be a special dance at the Industrial Service center Of the Y. W. c. A, Saturday, May 14th, at 8 D. m. Recks orchestra will fur nish the music and there will be con- fettf and refreshments. The pro- ceeds from this dance will be used to defray the expenses of a delegate to the Y. w. c. A. camp and conference in Maine for two weeks this summer. A contest has been arranged and a prize will be awarded to the girl who succeeds in raising the most money through this dance. Those partici- batting in the contest are Miss Caro- line May, Miss ora Lucas, Miss Sadie Newton, Miss Milda Hebine, Miss Marjorie Card, Miss Mae Penny, Miss Anna Casper, Miss Mary Chulack, Miss Marion Jackson, Miss Helen Ell Eas, Miss Margaret Barrows, Miss Mary Guick, Miss Carrie Hammock, and Miss Bertha Levy.
 Miss Katherine Lombard of Fair field avenue. was hostess for O. re- hearsa1 of the members of the cast for the musical comedy ito be pre- scented at the Colonial hall on Mon day, May 23rd, under the auspices Of the Children of Mary Sodality of St. Peters church, for the benefit of the church building fund
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
Grammar School Baseball Results
 Week Ending May 9th. Supervision of the Board of Recrea-

Grammar School Baseball Results
 Week Ending May 9th. Supervision of the Board of Recrea-
 ton. May 2-Wheeler, '; Prospect, II; Jefferson, s; Madison, 13. May 4-Wheeler, 2; Whittier, 33- May 5-Elias Howe-Madison, rain. May 2-Elias Howe, 5; Whittier, f. May 3-Prospect, 8; Whittier, g. May 4-St. Charles, IS; St. John, T.. May 5-Shelton-Sheriden, rain- May 2-Linco1n, 4; Staples, O. May 3-Lincoln, 16; Hall, 2. May 4-St- Marys, 5; st. Angus tines, 10, innings.
 May 6-Barnum, 6; Mckinley, 2. May 2-Washington, II; Shelton, 5. May 3-Black Rock, 10; Sheriden Il.
 May 4-E1ias Howe, 1s; Washing ton, 2.
 May 5-Barnum-Colu rain. May 6-Sacred IIeart-St. Mary's, rain.
 May 2-GarfeId, g; Waltersvil1e, 21.
 May 4-Franklin, f; Summerfe1d, 23.
 May 4-Jefferson. g; shelton, 0, forfeit
 May 5-Garie1d-Summ rain. May 6-Han-Columbus, rain- May 6-St. Augustine's-St John, rain.
 Standing of the Teams. DtIh
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
Standing of Teams.

Today's Games. New York at Detroit. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Washington at Cleveland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
H0LY0KE NINE
 CARDED TODAY

The Bridgeport High school nine tallied it's sixth straight victory when they downed New Haven High, We'd nesday. The only real contender for the State title that the locals have met is Wi1by High, of Waterbury, and it ended in a 10 inning to 3 victory for the Lyon Terrace crowd The Hunt clan has yet to be defeated by a high school team, both defeats were the work of prep schools. The real strength of the Hilltop squad will be tested this afternoon when they meet Ho1yoke High at Seaside Park. Holyoke was last years Bay State champ. The visitors will prac- tically place the same team that won the Massachusetts honor against the Red and Black today. It is possible that Gallagher may again take the mound for the Hunt nine, making his third game this week. Lavery will probably be held in reserve for Chicopee High, whom the locals will meet in the Bay State tomorrow.
 The Hilltoppers will line up as fol- lows: Cooney, 2b.; Shea, s.s.; Maher, 3b.; Ryan, eff; Hill, C.; Colway, h.; Weldon, If; Cate or Strauss, If; and Gallagher or Lavery, p.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
NATIONAL.
Yesterdays S

Yesterdays Scores. Brooklyn, s; Cincinnati, l. Pittsburgh, 3; Boston, l. New York, '; St. Louis, 5. Chicago Philadelphia postponed,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN.
Yesterdays Scores

IGSLerUay s scores New York, II; Detroit, 10. Philadelphia, s; St Louis, 6. Washington, 4; Cleveland, l. Boston-Chicago postponed; rain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
EMPLOYMENT
sIIrArInNs MANTED--rEMALE Z.

REFI..D WOMAN Of IS desires position
as h,usnkpppet for widower or CLUB ~
men. Write Mrs. Mary LOWS Chickashn,
pkiu.
MAN AND WIFE want any kind nf mouse.
work can tal Williams ST.. Tulsa. or
write.
LADY Would LIKE room and board
VIII give light services Tor same. Usage
sOG7.
GOOD middle AGED couple wants positiyn
la private family. wife good cook. isO.'.
care ~ world.
WHITE lady wants any Kind OF work by
the day eau yhirteenth 81. Kendall
PHNCTiCAL NURsE Experienced In all
cases. Daagc sos.
COMPETENT woman desires To take fuli
charge of hotel OF runming house, can
civ" b"st ~ references. Phone Usage 2l5i
WANTED. Washing and ironing to do
ut hom", plenty Of well water, work
guaranteed. Phone Cedar 2gI7 ga j..
Eurfon.
NANIED-Positi,n ~ housckeep"r, pre-
for keeping house for wiiower or bach
einr. Usage s7t9.
YOUNG lady. refined. educated wishes
10 keep house for elderly gentleman;
strictly hlgh.clis home, best references.
Address y. o. Box 15. Kansas city, Mo
WIDOW with child would Ike uouscseep-
ing position Tor small motherless FAM
iIy. widowrr or bachelor. Cedar 7gb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
ROOMS ron RENT. FURNISHED


ROOMS FOR RENT. FURNISHED II
NINTH W. Desrahle room sdioining
bath, south exposure. walking diatance
private family tall cedar 1905
BOSTON, x, ,l757--Eicsantly furnished
southeast bedroom ana sleeping porch
adjoining bath. private family. Usage
FOR RENT--Newly furnished sleeplnK
room. also room with two beds. pults-
bio for two or three young men. 2lSL y.
Second, Usage 7i7i,
CLEAN. cozy bedroom. nicely hrnished
~ per week Phone Usage i76s. Cali
AZ lOs ", Roosevelt, apartment u.
SLEEPING ROOM TOT one gentleman, in
private family; t2b per month, Phone
Cedar 1897; 10 w. Fourteenth,
NICE, clean bedroom for rent. Usage
HELLvuE HOTEL lOSh s. Cheyenne.
Elesan, front rooms. steam heated
Weekly rates reasonable. TrAnscnts
MAIN, &, 7i'-Room Tor rent. gentlemen
or man and wife. with board. Usage
CINCINNATI, g., lg2O-N Nicely furnished
sleeping room suitable Tor ono or two
gentlemen or ladies' employed, private
home. cedar ils7,
FRISCO, s., 32o--ono large front sleeping
room On second floor, two clothes clos.
cts suitable for two gentlemcn or man
aud wife employed,
wa. WANT YOU to call and lc, us make
YOU a set OF teeth and guarantee them
10 III nrr. Iona Brown, Dentists. room
900 security bldg, corner Second ana
Main, osage s239.
EMPLOYED lady roommate. Osagc S3l.
LARGE dormltory for watkin. siri-.
kitchen aud laundry privileges Osagc
ROOMMATE NrEp-iady 20 share
beautiful apartment, reasonable OaAEe
bbs. az, w, THIRD St, apartment l.
FIFTH W, ,7ls-Fer rent, sleeping room.
adlolning bath " per week, gentlemen
preferred, Usage iii6.
sLEErlNG ROOM, convenient to bath
private entrance. h. Sixth St itney.
5al 5. Yorktown.
FOR RENT-Room In modern home.
Usage e7ao.
TENTH, H., iIg-Niccly furnishrd from
room no Other roomers
CHEYENNE, ;. 72g-.rwu nicely furnish
rd sleeping rooms OsagN GSsL
ELwOpp, g.. til--Ncry pleasant front
room, modern. private home. men only
Phone Usage 3i69-J.
hkApN, W, SOS s-siceping rooms
. CnEIENNE, &. 5Io-Niccly furnished
sleeping room, close IN, nice home.
Usage bAs9.
DETROIT =, slb Slecplng room next 10
e1,h. Cedar 1903.
tlN'lNNArl, ;. s.o- Nicely furnished
NulnE r""m' adjoining sleeping porch.
+ tklSru, $, tol.rwo nice rooms next
/ O." bath t"r rent can Usage 33i6.
. Pc, kiEENlu, E, tlO-F Front bedroom.
HuJo'hug bath, t"r two gentlemen, with
/ private family Phone Usage S6Og,
. SlNlh, ". NtlHNic, room and sircptng
css ss'''"' ''''' "''"'' Tor S'""Hmon' Usage
. pEN\ER S. 7-s. CLOSEUP sleeping room
/ tnt ON" gentleman southeust exposure.
FkoNt sleeping .oom. or 10 couple with
, Osago 9hle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
ii0mT mOusrktrri>o ROOM. \,

Yale looks o-REo Sn5. ''''
liGuT nOJsEkEEpi>G ROOMS 10
ron RENT Two rooms. modern. osssr
HOusEkEErtNu and sleeping room.
'H' l"bI". rugs ana three. quarter bed
f'r sale 'lb Lawtnn.
Wpt LbIh. d. 727 For rent. tht.. ti,.
y furnished rooms for iight b1us.sao,
/ hs ground floor. modefn
( INp largo front uEht houa,k.ruiry
, iu"i"s private entrance. adjoining bath.
ctN'tSSAhI N, ag.re, ,,,,,.,.,,
., rooms Tor hEht Housekeeping Ccdnr
LLMuub, n. 9os For rent. houscheep
INK rooms
NIMlHAL ms Two rooms nicely ur
h'Nhrd Tor housekeeping OssVe 2sti II.
1wp NICELY furnished b,us.t..o,o,,
rooms private entrance. fofstep,,s ,'
'hilirtn. cedar go.
L"n1u. y. 5oz Two larse front usht
Hnb'" room private entrance
EpN HENr suite of iwn t.,tns wolf
Phone psnEc sbib.
ron hENT Two furnished rooms Tor
=, nthi housekeeping, On car line. Oaare
LiWOOb. N.. 7os Two well fut,l.,.d
ughi housekeeping rOomS, walking dis
FRONT ROOM Tor light Housekeeping
ila \. Msybeit.
hADidON, S. 6H.Twn suites Of uybt
housck""pinE rooms. osage 67io
GUTHRIE, y, 2iirhreo nico modern
=, ,sht housekeeping rooms. can cedar
roHKTowN MD ADMIRAL. Two -i.ry.
n.. m"d"sn. housekeeping rooms. Phone
ONE large room, htnlahrd Tor uKbt
houaokceblng Cedar Ii9Y
Tliilib. D.. 1907 For rent. two or ,hr,.
furnished ro"ms Tor light Housekeeping
MAfhELt. \. ?0lH.rwO tight houaekccp.
ins rooms Tor rent
GUTHRIE, H.. 7Og--Two lght housokoou
lhE room, upstair-, walking distance.
ONE furnished usht housekeeping room
~ circuit Lake car line. 1905 X Peoria.
CINCINNATI. S.. I2Oi-Two furnishcd
Hkht housekeeping r"omH, sink IN ktch
oh, rent tehsonablo. no children. OsaEo
ONE large ight housekeeping room. close
70 car lne 202 n olympia.
TWO lsnt housekeeping rooms Tor rent.
oaage 25St
rhnEE lrht Housekeeping rooms. CON
Meeting bath; up status. Cedar 1896.
! FRANKFORT T.. igOb-Twu nicely fur
hiHhcd housekeeping rooms walking
distance. on south side. cedar 1858
TWELFTH. W, 3i6-ror rent. two light
housekeeping roomB, completely fur
.
Ei0IN, H., 1lOG.-rwo rooms In private
home. completely furnished for house
keeping oaaEe ASIA.
TWO SUITES Of hEht housekeeping
rooms cedar zoe
ELGlN, r.. b23 ~ Light housekeeping
rooms for rent. Usage ssi7.
BRADY. W, 5Os-rwo light houackecp-
Ing rooms.
ron RENT Mary Brochmsn apartments.
No. 2O2, nicely furnished bedroom. din
ing room and kitchen, private entrance.
close IN, adults only Usage 3sO5. Cnll
MORNINGS
MAlN, n. 2s,h-rhreo. room furnished
apartment with plano, hot and cold
water In kitchen. Usage ts99
foh REN1-rwo furnished rooms. an
=. Phoenix
MADISON, ", 236-Two light housekcup
Ing rooms for rent no children,
QUINCY N, S--Iiousckscplng room OF
sleeping room; outside entrance, half
block Of Admiral Jitney, oaaEc it6b.
MARY BRotKMAN, APARTMENT 2o2
For rent, nicely furnished bedroom. din
| Ing room and kitchen. private entrance
close in. adults only. Usage 3sO5. Call
| mornings.
! CHEYENNE. N. 6ti-rwo clean nicely
furnished front rooms; convenient bath
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Statesmen AND AGE>Ts

SALESMAN WANTED---To represent a
manufacturers sales agency calling on
the retail grocery. drug and bakery trade,
taking orders for account OF the wholesale
gtocers, territory all OF eastern Okla
homa, headquarters Tulsa salary Sl26
monthly, expenses paid when away from
sold by all retail grocors; thlsNs an es-
cellent opportunity for a good, bright am
bilious young man; previous sales eNpc-
ri.nce not necessary but preferred: appli-
cant must be willing to put in long hours
Of hard work each day, including Sstur-
days. bond required, give fun particulars
ps To- age, weight, height, whether married
or single and fun Information as to past
buslns ~ experience. this Information ab-
view Is granted Address Box s5-N, care
OF World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
BOARD AND ROOMS


LANSING MOTEL
Lansing aud Hodge sts Room 81 and
' ..' p'I haf' weekly rates all modern
,DuN'il'h''h hu rooms equipped with
intr locks DsHyo Sgst
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR sALE-High-srsde standard p'.st
like new, leaving town, forced
Phone Usage 12u