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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-19
HOOVER PLEADS
FOR OPEN DOOR IN
WORLD COMMERCE

New York, May 1S-Herbert Hoover.
secretary of commerce. sounded a
warning tonight before the National
Association of Manufacturers that
combinations of exporters and i'm
porters in various countries again are
seeking to dominate certain trades,
which, if not remedied, can become a
menace to the peace Of the world.
H made strong plea for mainten-
ance by all nations of the open door
in world commerce, asserting there
are many growths and tendencies to-
day that make for the direct or indi-
rect closing of the open door.
He received an ovation when he de-
clared the world is surely and slow
ly making toward economic stability.
If Europe can keep the place for nri-
other year, he said, there will be no
further cause for American charity.
Il am making plea for individu-
alism in International economic life"
he said, 'just as strongly as would
make a plea for individualism in the
life of our own people. 1t is surely by
the individual growth of intelligence,
initiative and character through pro-
tected equality of opportunity, stimu-
lifted by free competition, that we may
lift the mass Of humanity. This sys-
tenn can not be preserved in domestic
national life.
This is indeed not threat. 1t is
not an announcement of a national
policy. 1t is a plea that the world
should stop, look and listen for il
the day comes when the United
States with her gigantic resources
and the intelligence of her people,
shall be forced to enter upon these
courses in her own protection, it will
be day of infinite losses to real pro
gress and liberalism"
I'VE find today" he contin lei,
that many nations are restricting
development of natural resources
within their boundaries totheir ovn
citizens. They do not allow citizens
of foreign countries an equality of OPP
portunity with their own. Yet we,
anu iAolS oNlti SGtteo nav pIeSeINSo
an equal opportunity with our own
citizens for all nationalities to enter
upon our boundaries and engage in
the development of our national re-
sources. There is but one form OF re :
striction with which we have synlpa-
thiZed-that is with regard to labor
immigration. This restriction is
solely that those who come within our
4 type and number that will melt in
to our population and be able to par
ticipate in our institutions. This is
not restriction upon commerce.
We find today that various govern
ments are directly or indirectly lend
ing influence and support to secure
for their nationals in countries for
eisn to them exclusive concessions
over raw materials and the imple-
mcnts of commerce. This will shut
the door and close equality of oppor-
tunity
1--WE find some outside countries to-
day either through encouragement or
lack of restriction upon growing in
dustrial consultations. the creation
of great trusts whose activities can
dominate the efforts of individual
merchants of other nationalities in
foreign trade At the same time we
and many other states continue sys-
Continued on Page 4-CoI. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-19
WOmen's Missionary
Society to Have
Own Organization

Pressure Isle, Me-, May 1s-The
State Woman's Missionary Society
voted today to withdraw from the
conference of churches and to hold
separate conventions in western and
eastern Maine. The decision, taken
in order to give the society MOI Q
time for it's own work was delivered:
to the conference here with an On
preston of appreciation of that body's
past courtesies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-19
100000 ENGLISH
TEXTILE WORKERS
REFUSE CUT OF 3O%

Manchester, Eng, May 1S-The ex-
ccutive committee of the northern
counties textiles federation Las adopt
cd q resolution declining to accept tie
employers proposed so per cat. cut
in wages. Three hundred thOIslnd
operatives are involved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-19
Taking Body to Chicago

Rochester, MINI, May IS - The
body of Franklin *. Lane former
secretary of the interior, under the
Wilson administration, who died
here today, was taken to Chicago to-
night accompanied by George w.
Lane, his brother, Mrs Franklin X.
Lane, and Mrs. Franklin X. Lane,
Jr. Mr., Lane died suddenly after an
attack of heart disease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-19
Harpswell Tot
browns from Float
in Mothers Sight

South Harpswell, Me, May 1S.-Ter-
rance the three-year-old son Of Verne
Ranger. fell from float on which he
was playing last night and was
drowned before his mother. who was
witness to the accident. could secure
aid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-19
Maine Drygo0ds
Men Favor One
Per Cent Sales Tax

Portland, Me-, May 1S-The Maine
Retail Dry Goods Association at its
annual meeting in this city today
adopted a resolution favoring the
one per cent sales tax. James H.
Rowes of Belfast was elected presi-
dent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-19
THE WEATHER
FAIR

FAIR
North New England: Fair Thurs
day: Friday cloudy and warmer.
South New England: Partly
cloudy and somewhat cooler Thurs
day: Friday fair with rising tenn
perature.
East New York: Fair Thursday;
Friday fair in south, cloudy and
warmer in north portions.
Boston Forecast
Boston and vicinity: Thursday
fair and somewhat cooler; Friday
fair with rising temperature. Mod
crate northeast winds.
General Forecast
The outlook is for fair weather in
the north Atlantic states Thursday
and Friday.
Winds: North of Sandy Hook will
be moderate north to east winds,
partly cloudy weather Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-19
FRIDAY: Warmer

Genuine bargains In household FUR
niture are advertised every day in
The Journal. Read the classified ads
and save money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-19

, g 2. N. May n
| & 1. q. May %
| . N. N. June 8
| , r. q. June 12
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
EMPLOYMENT

NuENJs 80 'o 81 day cosy 800
ps.t..i'.. & ', 'g,. s',,'"S ~ r,ral'f ' priced
toilet ,E"yN"'.uH u'r Ngrnfs uutnt
woe Nti0 i"1'N qugt uuN NWrr
M'.n'''' ''.'.
AUTO nud tractor experts earn 500 10
.llyu l'r "n.h. vs., ir'.. 'l bran. hos.
iln"N"t "HI h'iInE ""idlnE NuIuann
ptsc l., csrcri,n,e So Co. y vgsas. oUi
trcG book THE WAY 'o a uet,er Job"
~ NN'' s'N"". lN' N Topeka A..
N'N'.H. NAN
49, A DETECTIVE f.U.YIuU v,.EI,.
if1y,l over vuflb. experience uuun,.s
ig'', f91,. sH,gi','ggsn ,i5,g, ne'''.l'" Agency $40
UE uEUUDrlNU .Ua,..sHf upp..f..
ult,. Elld pD. 'l.ri Nr.r z. D.
Ludwig. $50 WDtp,cr ulr. tu.bs ,.t..
,Dsp.,.r r,.fuaf.. i....,...
rom. $50 ,sn,ass.r, ..'..,.,,
everything furuHheH 100 arur.,sI fu.
formation tryp gbaa a 60. a.t.r u.I
bUs IldE. san ErsuuiaDu
cuNtsrMAs MONEY s.u monument. ..
side iar VIII pay s.t ,ommI.s..u no.
Euarnut.rd. Cost so Co 100000. .Ip...
iuulN tut Individuals ,hu,uN.s UUt al.
rieu's. H'sNuu' huls rlrutualN atom.
M'nI 'e..H ''t 10 N'fih IIW'ud. Tulsa
ih"nr ''"s' ''''
t,,tt . ....... t.. t. 49,,
~ N W.'' l' '"' "e' 4''N. 'NP.' '.'.
-. .,,.'t na".NN,', nave I''' 'r
vapts f. u.fr..r,rt t',,.ItI0r ,,.ti ,.. .t
bt.lUs answer tuIa sU. r, Dtb.rr t....
tNgy
,.,,r,,t... #,...t....... ,............
5000 raiarrd rDrt,rt h., i,IFrn.I. .,,'',
where, l.,p,fI.utr I.rr.,.-...t, .TI ID.
Ititr.su t.4lt .t I.ftIs Id w
.,,,t,,.,- ...t...... ..... ,...
later $3.50 monthly Nrta RAILWAY.
hoo ava M.,fI
~, Z" N,''r ."'WeN l"'. lhr.
49, y" ~. N'h,h " NIW' l'I '''
Hit.NlrN 1N''l'"hh. '"''mnut institute.
.'''' ,'.'.o. .-.......
W. lihN MLNl tsu"'y man t,iNIco
,..ih '.''N .,g"P W. S'nN. 'uhuh'
iW '' "t zoe p}" ~ !lu''n l'tn
NJ asa itt,,f ,.'.,t. "n' ,''',, ,'g
.Le "'t' ."' ."' '"'"''''s "' way N'u''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
ROOMS AND BOARD

EtWOOp s.. 61t-Suuth room. mahogany
furnished hardwood foots and Frouch
donrs. close iu. Reasonable. Osure elt3,
ELWpCp ~. 1.-Two men or couple.
employed. some kitchen privileges from
40 to 10 a. m.. ! SO TO 80 y. m.. good
references.
FOR RENT sleeping room and garage.
WIN serve two meals, ladies OF gcntle-
men. bsHEe tsCf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

arEDIAIIY MEN-TraveUnF OklAhnma
Territory by auto. calling tire ana vulca-
ulHIuE shops, Wurugos. service atnuouai
secure sales rights ON An. llft Jack. Raises
ton ger 100 lbs tlr pressure, operates liko
Initiating tire. bouuuHtrHtiou soils out
OF 30 Immediately. HetAila att. liberal
commissions. Write FOR literature ana
propagation. giving production and Hnan-
riHl references and territory desired. Not
selling territory rights but want business
m'u who can finance themselves. no cata-
log nf mail order wanted. straight,
legitimate and practicali no Wallingfurd
Hohrm" " l.. Smith. v. J.. Air Products
60. care Mohawk Rubber Co., 2o2J 3.
Michigan Az, chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

AUTO rCCcHsury agents wanted, auto
signals. cosy sales. big profits. cvp~ri-
euup moi required tTrsH foot brake
tlaHhta bright rot ligui-Srur lin rear,
Territory free. Mauufauturgr 1901 Her
/ ger uIHu IItfHhurrn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

HAIEHAtES calling on Ice plants meat
markets, packing plants ard all places
iu local territory where mechanical ta-
friEcration IN used can make some easy
money by writing. 4 o. Box sl1 OKLA
huma city. okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
PRICES

IA AUTO & TIRE rxcItA Var
second ST. ossge 5000,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

MEN WANTED
no BECOME
WIRELESS OPERATORS
/ Permanent pouitious; good FUTURE NJ
! strike. Salaries ii2h 10 5000 per muntl
] and IN including expenses In muat cases
/ No previous experience Or knowledge o
I electricity necessary. Common aChoo
education aufucieni Apply az once
stating age aud present employment.
iNTERNATioNAL WIRELESS
INSTITUTE
Minneapolis MuncAutH.
pcpt NN IL,
MEN wanted % quality far tromch brake.
mon experience unua,ssahry. Trans
prrtatIuu furnished. write W Hoggoss.
-. L0"'=
MES wanted fpr detective work ctperi-
once unnecessary write \. Ganur,
former Govt Detective, 81 Louis.
nEN-Aso ~ to 3d. experience unneccs
ssryt travel make secret lnyestigu
tiuuH. reports salaries. expenses. Amori-
san Foreign Detective Agency bGl, ~,
louis.
MEN t9e wccl, travelling by auto ais.
trihutnE new invention, Tells exact
heat any oven. Improves cooking, saves
food. 'iiy and country, experience IN
Dayton, ohio.
OPERATIVES WANTED -Espcrlcnco uo-
necessary get particulars. travel, sal.
ttiea, rsPcnaFs, Hartley Detective Agency
WANTED 600 men 10 try ruus Gig 6c
lunch. West First
WANTED 100 lahorors TO stup NJ X a..
Home. l2h West firUt Meals 75c. beds
20 and boc
WANTED i've wire 10 sell real estate.
Ia
Osage $3.50
wASrED-Mcst cutter Call ossse
WANTED First-olass pipc machine
weights of pip" ana care Of machine and
dies, others need not apply. Sinclair
on q Gas Co, machine shops, Lewis
Az. and Frisco tracks
WANTED Good white chauffeur Apply
ruuoofs. Ili S. Main,
WANTED Al automobile mechanic
Ford nan Apply RI N Peoria - Mnce
WANTEp.-P,pe machine man. VINO he,
wears .of experiences no amateurs need
Apply bi9 " First
WANTED Men prepare ns ftremeu
hruhrmcu. c9lnrcd iraln ppricrs, ilab
$3.50 month. 30 upyri,no. necessary
uou free. Inter Railway Dept, M
Indianapolis. Ind
WANTED young man for shipping clork
AnFwor 10 uEn handwriting stating axe
oEpouDnrs and Halary expected. itJ N
WpId.
WANTED Young man 10 do uollrCtlul
HuH learn business. must D" Wlllnr
.rurRer good chance for advancement f0i
right party Arpy 10 a, m. Monday No.
yrwbrr IAN. bHtrlc's. 40 q Main.
WANT man with cor 10 scll j. u. Wat
klus urudurfH. VIII have 10 bo Hllo O.
uut up rasN bond. Phouo oHfgo '0st.
Your JOB 10 safe " you're SKILLED
HutuWutIyg electrical HucCialiHt, kt
strikes. mo- wage disputes rttHdy, wei
paid work. Positions waiting Lehri
battery building repairing. rtarilUg
lighting. igultiou. cut out. generator. volt
ugrrr"gulafuT. urmRturr adjustments
only school up"Ciallziug uutumutiye slOD
fri,lly Free booklet, Write to-day
johnson Autowutiro Electrical school 7E
broadway Dept 2L Denver colo.
HELP wANrED-FEMALE 81
A COMPETENT young salcslaIy. expert
tuDuu ln candy ufgfrrrr1 reference.
Required, can at old SlIr sweet Shop
- y. rinh So, bctwssn % snd o.siogs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

UNUSUAL opportunity Tor statesmen. tav-
nrbly known to and now calling on
steam plants and refnetles. Oklahoma.
our product essential and nationally used
sold on approval exclusive territory and
tuil protection. repeat otderHt state
qualifications and territory covered.
Wolfe Pnrkhul co. Dallas. Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

SALESMAN WANTED--Liyo wire 20 build
uu permanent business In Tulsa ana
vicinity now closing i9g2 territorial con-
tract. Commission basis. start work at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
BUSINESS SERVICE
nrsINres sKRVItE OIrrRrn

ENrERr sowing machine r,paung II.
HulIyWan. Usage iss
FASHION TAtLORs Make guof clothes
clean. rrosH, rclino. rrpuit. rert. ladies.
and r'utlrNau'H garments. southeast cor.
nov second and Main. tpstalra. Phone
bQto.
GtS JACKSON ami vile. former hrad
walter Tulsa Country club. Urst.ttHsa
catering and serving Tor luucheouu and
UttVHt, PARTED. Usagc att1.
HAVE NoIN gHs heaters and ranges com
nrCtcd aud regulated by experienced
man, Work guaranteed aud reasonable
charge, OsHEe ttaA.J
HAVE NutR stove connected. cleaned. re.
paired and regulated, Phone cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

MAETED---Twu experienced saleafnrn sud
nprt Ators Tor exclusive Territory. Pre-
Ter those who have had actual experi-
enco and must be producers. 70 those
We CHn offer good commission. fuik
National Detective Bureau,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

AitE ypu an aggressive. ambitious hustler
uuatraid ui work. Dues 5000 weekly
Interest gou' Nigh grade phuunFrnph
line has vacancy f"r commission man who
is producer. Liberal safe contract 10
dealers Hus 702 iowa Guy. Iowa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Statesmen sud Halebladics. pit-
fsrably those travelling In car, 70 handle
excellent side line Of imported laces, but
tons ana hair nets; staple easy selling
merchandise. light compact sample case
liberal commissions; territory open every
where. Hrn brothers. Importers Dept.
Dallas Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
R OF h9Br0wm
Co.
424 East Second St.
Cedar 488
AgIo srrrLlns M .rr..r- !,

''oDfEAR TIRES AT HALF PRICE.
iooSy you been In and looked over our
why ~ isStoty rebuilt tires? II not
Tor l,,. tHsse tires ATE better tires
iet gs money. Don't wait. come in ana
sue" you these wonderful tires.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

SALEsMAN 20 buy one-h half Wholesale
manufacturing business, Good reasons
for aeliinK 1t-M World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

5GO% PROFIT Men and women clearing
hundreds weekly. new washing com
pound wonderful seller, big repeater:
natures mightiost cleanser. 100 other
uses. Ftea sample Mitchell. i5os u.
GiHt Dent b17, Chicago,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

ABSOLrrELY first clnss auto mechanic.
wants iob us mechanic, truck driver or
chauffeur, 10 steady aud reliable. has
family. write what you have ana VIII
cali TO see you. tsoM. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron sALE

HIGH GRADE
USED CARS
BEST SELECTION or USED CARS
IN TOWN-PRICED RIGHT
PACKARD TOURING; like new.
PACKARD SEDAN; like new.
CADILLAC COUPE a real bargain.
PIERCE-ARBOW i-passengcr.
WlNTON 7-passenger. like new
1919 BUICK TOURING
1920 CHANDLER 4-passcugcr.
APPERSON CHUMMY- ook-
land Sedan---1y2O Roamer Short
Model--ig20 Stcudehakcr --- 1920
Marmon--and many other bargains.
See Mr.. Forster
PACKARD USED CAR MARKET
1900 South Boston Usage 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

WANTED IA. every toWn, make
big money. sell new invention Tor Ford
ears, every owner wants them. fast sellers.
Write for particulars and proposition to
agents Rapid sales Co, 1lT NJ Lawr-
cree, wichita Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

walter IUfga Country tIuh frat. ftHss
catering and serving Tor luncheons anu
nave yo,e .s. nss,s,s and range. con.
ncctcd aud regulated by experienced
man, Work Euanntccd and reasonable
charge. psHEc tt33.J.
nav. worm sf.,y. rol,r,,t.t ri..r..I 90.
paired ana regulated rhune t,dar
t22b.
LAt'NDRN
Usage tlts. ms s. Cincinnati
MNTTREgsre r,p,,stet and recovered
~. trf.lI lt ,r',,,'.,.. " 80, .,.,, .,,o.
~. n ''i "ulN sNa.
lsse.
NIWNY rurHsTtttp go.
VIII WeuthrrsfTlp your windows nud doors
ALGra gvr uC&v tSD cJiD.
MArrREssEs renovated ana recovered.
returned homo the Same day, oil work
vserr aeio,
HuTitE-Let us collect those ola oc.
counts ou YOU W" set Oh" money or
n costs YOU nothing S'mr7"u RoaI
Estate ond collection AGENCY puce. bJ9
N'''n''n hi"E. 'N'n' cedar 1000.
wiodov. cleaned (, waitpS9cr S% woodwork
we"hed ho"ts weed s'd r-iish1ed, uuc
Wv '''','''''' '""' nav
mattresses. old pillows made new. oatrt
1850.
uiIsN. OKLA ..io.Iu. usiauI we un.
iu bus'urss which we guarantee our
work. HHtiHia,tiuu, with tho season Du
nstnd tgt in'r WnNng and house cleaning.
n."' '.'F. '.'' '. ''h''
DON" by 'hp'rHnr,d rc'agm Phone
,,i' co., ~ '''"' twenty "''
N IIp Az h'Hdg of stoves 60 rrralr
s"'' ~ w nnu ''""''''"' 'a"t'
7.N ''"''
WANTED carpenter vorl, repairing
,.'",'''nh zoe t''''h' general Mandy
H'o". '''t' +'si.
HIIIDING NND CoNTUNCIISG 81
HUn.p now. Tree plans and ,stimat,s -by
ing ana remodclus speciality. Cedar
IA D. ITNUUTs- p.t,tt,, ,,,., t...,,,,,,..
and caisomiuiug 4J2 CTutchfi firtd 6sass
22at-J
CARPENTER WORK Wh,n In need lf
a ssIhen''r eau N+"E" lala. ......
nssxs S5o nlH ., oN ~ ~, I,,,.
,i o' ,sE W.lN 'n""'''' 'p'' ~.
hi, 'l[ r'nisy Too,,Hts zone Wy ,gg@96nl'so' or
Ita4' NV ''' 'N'' h"'"N'' WV a'e'
IA q D..
by b.ndcd cortrRctnr. sstIustr. r,rpt,h.T
on rcuuost rhono cedar sgss. 0sogo
t3Tl q.
HEAVY DRAFT teams fpf hire at Farm.
ers Wagon Nard. . 3. Lansing can iu
person. .......-......
NOTICE 'iHtrfns cleHu,d and repaired
by Shlnpoth 4 Guthrie Phone cedar
1876.
NM Il, -et,,l,I rrt,. ,,, t,..I.,.,., ,,.-
ini ana ea,protrr vnIu fnr J,ys
Phone usagc g70G
pATNTTu d.rpr,t.T and h,ta,,,,,t Mn
ist,r irst ,i.ss ,,,, .,'t, 70 ,'i,t ''"-
ys.ss,,s experience wants work can Usage
----.----s-
iLNSIbhlNi ana patchwork promptly
and neatly done gIl Work guarantced
ia S9halt Usage Ies,
kEPAlH plasteting neatly done. Usage
't8.
TAKE YOUR building troubles 10 The
Man Who Knows'', save money; gain
satisfaction. 9. Merle Manloy master
builder. bsnE" 93Nl.
WE DO HIl kinua OF cement work. base.
mont and ,istcru Cedar 'asi
f,r,N,>, ANY ,,,.,NC
60. 20, ~ -. y" NJ " ~ y" ----- :,
FOR 81 We viii make new hat out Of
~ y"pS oId one Am9rnSn 'Ieanrrs, Dlsts
~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

WANTED--S Salesman and representative.
outside Of Tulsa, keep your present po.
sltlun. use spare time making bis side
money presenting clean, attractive con
NintluE lease proposition, send refer
,u.-. Address faa-N World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

SA At,ESMAN 10 cover focal territory ssli-
iuR dealers. Guaranteed salary OF tioO
per week for right man The Richards
Co.. 200 Fiuh Ave. New York. N Y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

tilOsg was mado by new salesman
selling our line Of Kitchen Utensils to
hardware, grocors ana general stores.
Straight ruwuiss!Ga aat bcnus; eseiu-
sivr or sidsltne American Aluminium
CO. 81 L'uis, Mo,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Randolph ana ogden. Chicago.
Eatshltshed manufacturers Of excluaivs
ana copyrighted Art Calendars and Direct
Advertising Service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

EARN $50 weekly. address!ns naihns
rlrruIsrs Instructions ne. money
back II dissatisfied. Palace Mailing CO.
Toledo, q, ....-..
.IsIpgT-rIAgs. truBty housekeepor, gem
TrsI homework. When applying bring
rofeTepce. 1914 s, Detroit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

WONDERFUL seller. CSC profit every dol
iHt sales, delivery on spot iicc'ise m.
necessary sample free, Misaior Factory
2. 2tgi smith 81. Detrcu. Mich.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

THREE high -Clurs ralesmen men who
can put over real money making pro-
position. can 2OA Hayer Bldg, Cedar
1881 a. OtaEc 2sbi.J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

BOOK EEpEH-aAceountnn dnsirrn po-
Hlttun. married 8 years experience ~th
Tulsa uu companies. BaBt OF references.
F0r interview can DFuge Clgb-H
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WANTED Halosman with car can on
dealers with Euauntord cord and fabric
tres. salary and expenses. also extra
cofEuliaHinn. Crescent Tiro Rubber
CO., Plymouth, Indiana.
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B,IEkEEPLH Bcc0untanI would nks
suaU srt of bnnkA 90 Keep evenings
Address tfn-M. World I--
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! MANTED---A good newspaper circulation
| man Co put On subscription campaign
! FOR a good weekly newspaper. We be-
] lieVe an experienced msu can make $500
/ In fiuern Ia thirty nHy ranipaign .calt
! W. Strode. Usage 3ls pr 4O6a,
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sIrIArIoNs wANrnD--MNLn

Al BOOKkEEPER and ttpist wants posi-
ton with chance FOR advancement,
30. NJ World.
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ron RENT NIcciv furnished large
front room, rnuth,ast exposure.
modcfn home. bath close in walk
of living room. rent reasonable. TOR
either ladivs or gentlemen. Call
Cedar 1893
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COLoRED man wants work hst day. as
ianitor or porter; experienced VITA
rsf-rence. Jus Jackson. Usage si'i
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FIFTH W.. tas-istga. ai,eIy furnished
sleeping room. adjoining bath traEe
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BOOKKEEPrR Competent rella6ls
young man wants position sS'' d.
arid
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EMPLOYMENT
MNI-r MANrnn-rEMNLl

GIRL tlr lght office WurK with upuor-
fuutb fur commercial tratuluE. UIgh
SCHOOL education preferred. Gail .0i
N.nIrnUu ItlTu
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BtsINEss sERNlCE OFFERED 23
AMERICAN Window Cleaners CIncJ
window cleaning ibc; floor waving al
prs-var prices. The Do II Right People.
GsaEe 1927
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MARRIED. man. aged as wants wnrk /;
experienced Blacksmith helper and steam
hammer driver. but have the necessary
qualifications 10 perform other kinds Of
work Would consider anything. Phone
! Usage 1851,
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TVrTUiFVCHU UI|TUETapher. open Tor
position. November 10. Address bAS-M,
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WHERE TO EAT
MANIED-ROOMs on BOAnD
BUSINESS SERVICE

YOUNG MAN-De,ires room and boa
private family preferred, where no ott
bpardeFH 7lI-M Wprfd