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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26

fthe country. AS the most mental phase
of care and erection of aircraft for
flight had not been omitted in their
training, the instruction which they
gave was most thorough. Among the
pathfinders in the aviation service
here were: 1t. Comdr. Spencer, at
whose marriage in Mobile recently 1t.
Comdr. Bartlett was best man: Comdr.
Read, Capt. Muslin, who was in com
mand of the group; Lit. Comdr. Chew
alier, Lit. Comdr Bellinger.
The marriage announcements are as
follows:
''Mr. Francis H Rainey announces
the marriage of his daughter, Mabel
Marie, to Lieutenant Commander
Harold Terry Bartlett, United States
navy, on Saturday, Jan. Is, 1921, at
Washington, D. c."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26

points below last nights closing quoe
tations. with. May touching LAG and
July 1470 March was relatively weak
in the expectation that part Of the
cotton taken up in January might be
RENDERED ON the spring positions, but
after the first half Of the hour there
was not much selling By the South
and prices here showed rallies during
the afternoon on covering and trade
buying. May sold up TO 14.T2 and July
to 1a.91, but the advance was not sus-
tanned and reactions in foreign eS-
setbacks. Port receipts today, 34.5o3
Il. s. port stocks. 1.479.742. Exports.
1900, making 2.79s,497 so far this 81 a
SON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26
DANCE AT THE OSCEoLA
CLUB FRIDAY EVENING,

Those Who have received cards to
the Script dance. which is being
planned by the committee of Young
Married and Unmarried Couples" for
Friday evening. Jan. 2s at the Oscelo
club, are eagerly awaiting that occa-
sion, as the former affairs, given
under the same auspices, have been
the source of so much enjoyment. The
Anderson Douglas orchestra win fur
Hish the music for the dance. The
hours will be from $3.50 to -: 80
o'clock. Admission viii be by card
only.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26
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MRS. WILLIAM r. DUNCAN

Mrs William r. Duncan, aged SIS
years. died suddenly yesterday afternoon
about $50 o'clock at her home. 400
Lakeview-ave.
Funeral services are expected to be
held Thursday, No definite announce
raent is made awaiting advices from
relatives ont of town
Mrs. Duncan is Immediately survived
hv her husband and five children, Mrs.
W ]. McDayid. Miss Mayme Willis Dun
can. Shfvell and j. R. Duncan. all of
Pensacola. and Mrs Sam p. Stiles Of
Louisville.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26
Pre-Lenten
Dance Schedule

January 90
Dinner Dance, San Carlos hotel
Ball, under the auspices of the
Parish Workers.
January ga
G. G. Girls Ball. Knights of CO.
lumbus hail.
Dance, youn married and unmar-
ried couples, osceola club.
January ss-
Dinner Dance, San Carlos hotel,
$3.50 p. m.
February g.
Dinner Dance. San Carlos hotel,
$50 p. m.
February B.
knights of Columbus masquerade
ball.
February A.
Maids of the Moon ball, Keyser
Auditorium.
February 81
Dirner Dance, San Carlos hotel
February p
Maids of Mystery dance, Keyser
Auditorium.
Civil Service association ball,
San Carlos auditorium.
February g.
Masquerade dance, Osceola club,
young married and unmarried
couples.
Ball, given by gentlemen to the
Maids OF the Moon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26
MRS. n. n. CHRiSTY ENTER
TAINS WITH ENJOYABLE
BRIDGE PARTY,

Monday afternoon Mrs. II. II.
Christy entertained at very enjoy
able bridge party, having as her
guests several members of society
from the naval air station, Fort Bar
ra meas and the city. In the rooms Of
the commandant's quarters. which had
been simply decorated with a few
vases containing early spring blos-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26

so gay, while Miss Gardner is renew
ing many friendships which she made
when she was formerly in the city.
She will be recalled as a charming
Pensacola visitor at the period when
her brother. 1t. Gardner. was attached
to the local naval air station, at
which time the family came down
from Buffalo and spent several months
in the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26

Saturday afternoon. Miss Ellie Null
don will be the hostess at card par
~, in honor OF Miss Nancy Gardner
of Buffalo, n. Y, the guest of Miss
Judith Maxwell, and Miss Brown, the
guest of Mrs. Seligman. Miss Brown
has made many friends since her ar
rival here as she has participated in
the many social affairs which have
been making the pre-Lenten season
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26
MRS. CHRISTY WILL NOT
BE SAT HOME"

Mrs H. Ii. Christy has discontin-
ued her series of "at homes" until
after the Lenten season. These pleas
ant social affairs will be resumed after
Easter, in beautiful mid spring.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26

ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond H. Daley of
Jacksonville, announce the birth Of q
daughter, Friday, Jan. 81. Mrs. Daley
will be remembered as Miss Sadie Board
man of Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26

Or Miller has moved his dental of
lice TO 2o2 : aeriean National Bank
Building.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26

SAVANNAH. Jan. 20. Turpentine
quiet % lie: no sales. Receipts 1876:
shipments 5; stock, 1870
Rosin quiet: no sales. Receipts sos;
shipments 40; stock. s4,s05. Quote-all
grades s11.o0.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26

JACKSONVILLE.
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 25-Turpentine
unchanged; sales none: receipts 2T0:
shipments ,2ss; stock, 1880.
Resin unchanged; sales none: receipts
of3: shipments 225; stock 17o.3s5. Quote
all grades, 1I.20.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-26
NAVAL STORES -
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PENSACOLA

PENSACOLA
Receipts: Spirits, 20: rosin. SO.
Shipments. none.
Stocks: Spirits. 1902: rosin. 54.131
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27

Miss Katherine Hooks and Mr.
Holloway of the Gulf Division of
the Red Cross and Mr.. Trey of
the Y. NC. A. at Camp Beaure-
gard were here Wednesday on
business pertaining toRed Cross
work in this section.
IF. Alien was arecent visitor
at the j. P. Maxwell home.
Harry Keller of Monroe is q
guest at the Geo. Nj Monroe home
Mrs. Fl. Phillips visited her
son, DR.. murphy who is in the
Alexandria Sanitarium, Tuesday
The senior class enjoyed a hay
Et"ride" Monday evening.
mrs. W. w Perry entertained
the boys of the basket ball team
and their coach Mr.. Thayer with
a chicken supper Tuesday even,
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Aubin Misses
Kathleen Price, Lorraine Har'
Igroye, Messrs Walter Goree and
Aubrey SATISFY were among
those who attended she dance in
Oakdale Wednesday night.
A growing demand for houses
| is felt here since more work has
opened here.
Mrs. McDonough of Beaumont
the mother of A. I. McDonough
| has been visiting him and family
| Prof. Durham is planning to
take the boys Of the high school
on a hike to the lake tonight.
There will not be any services
at either church here Sunday
morning as the congregations
will meet atthe school house for
the baccalaureate sermon.
Emory Best of Camp Pringle
was in town Tuesday and renew
ed his subscription to the Patriot
fred Holt of Boyce was here
Monday and Tuesday.
Il. 3. Long is at Hot Wells for
a course of baths for his rheu-
matism.
The Cclum bian Woodmen will
meet Tuesday evening. All the
members are urged to attend.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27
Local News

Miss Grace Monroe is home
from Meridian College.
J. r. G. Peart was home n
few days last week, He works
at Colfax.
The Ward Lumber Company
started their mill Monday after
several months lay off.
I Rev. Haynie of Brookbayen,
Miss. was called to serve the
Baptist Church here but he has
not definitely accepted the eall
yet.
Warm days are causing our CT.
tizens to go toSpring creek quite
regularly now. It is fine sport
to swim and nearly all of our
boys and girls as well as she
grown ups know how to swim.
A good shower would be very
helpful now asst is dustier now
than for many past month.
Rev. W. W. Perry left yester-
day for Shreveport to attend the
Colum bian Woodman meeting
which meets Saturday.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27

Air Tight Tins Of SO
Ask your dealer to show
you Fhe new vacuum
sealed fins of so CHESTER
fields. A compact, con-
venieE< and absolutely
AIR TIGHT packing
the cigarettes keep fresh
indefinitely.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27
Evolution 81 the LADY Barber.

Some of you men seem to think
That woman Is not qualified to take
her place at the barber chair. She's
been trimming man ever since the first
Hector was q pup; she took to SINCE
ing mans cOntentmeRf the moment
she spotted Adam trying to determine
why he was q RIB shy; and she began
to shave when, the first efficient male
IDIOT decided that q weekly allowance
for household expenses was the prop.
Ii thing. Letter ii NcW York Sun.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27
" The Love Nest >

On next Tuesday night the
senior class will present their
class play at the High School
Auditorium. The class has cho-
sen the n,w Castillo play 'sThe
Love Nest. F."
This play is entirely different
from any thing Mr.. de Castillo
has ever staged. here. More
stress is put on the comedy than
heretofore. The scene Of the
play is laid in Baton Rouge.
1.-THE Love Nest" is q house near
the University gates, about
which it is said, that any one en-
Etering the door accompanied by
a young lady will be married.
Around this legion Mr.. de Cas-
tillo has written his play. 1t is
said that the charm of this play
gets over the sfootlights SO the
young men had better take their
best girls.
The musical numbers are Sc
lected from the best light operas
of the day.
The senior class will be assls.
ted by some Of the other high
school girls in making up a large
and beautiful chorus.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27
BETTER SIREs" CLUB

A "better sire" club with ff-
teen members was organized
this week by B. W. Baker, assis-
tart agent in Rapides parish. A
splendid registered Jersey bal
was purchased BY members Of
the club andanother will be pur-
chased later. Mr.. Baker expects
to organized other similar clubs
in the parish.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27

LOCAL MANAGER WANTED

Wanted reliable the largest
world develop handle local business No investment
experience required $4,000 profits the first year,
according population and wonderful future possibilities
staple commodity with unlimited demand and
W undersell all competitor
Guarantee Coal Mining Company
1887 Como Building, Chicago, III.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27
- eorplex MAKEUP.

The average man 10 health has the
material Tor 10 rounds Of candles, one
resni 81 nails carbon SUFFICIENT for
800 pencils. bindings for la octavu
books. 800 knife handles. Is violin
strings. 70 teaspopnfuls sals and ona
eand u l0at sugar.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27
.ptr,lzea spare YEma.

some can accomplish much ey utti
king spaEa moments" That's rsght
That tal1 girl yonder has read sesea
summer novels this season while she
was dummy at bridge. '-k-cuisvlll'
Courier-IournaL
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27
Gains rhrouoh bls4reaa

The best qualities Of mind and char.
acter-courage, sympathy, self-mns-
tery-haye been forged on the hard
anvil Of distress.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27
perils "a Literary Lise.

The man who talks too much lgi't
..alf 40 apt to get into trouble as the
fellow that writes too much. and
somebody keeps the STUFF that ne wrote
and digs & up against him, WiIming.
ton News
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-05-27
Knows Noe Wisdom.

A man who does not know how q
learn from bis mistakes turns the best
schoolmaster out Of his life =
BeecheE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
EN- Ell SENADO

ciai gue 'A 81 Future ~ llamara 49,
lidaIi,iad hinaaia. lnusis qnr la '-l-
ridad - also que ri,aja 3 Ia suiida-
ridad - cNeSasa 4 he lleeado n la
o"ir luSi"h de- qu' i"'los rsus crnif.s
s"n cisad"s. no s6i" con Il ohjpl"
,la admiilr a miii..s hnariamos. sinS "a
mayor sraa" y con mayor proni!ind.
agucllos que G''i,ido al desamparu cn
que gra"ralmenie ~ ticncu. sis cou-
dicionrs drniro de Ia s"ciedad actual
c;c.. coilrirn algiin drli,o nrnoS gra-
-. y Snclen ser ilcgad"s por primera
rugidcucia cstus cruiros- ii ~ ira
tara rii este ar'ictilo. de niiios cue
lutheran drmostrado quc 81 d.sgra-
cia hah'a sidp iania que hahiaE re-
priido drli'iS lie.:andO Il ser ana cUS-
tunhrc en cIlos inronscicnirS de
cualqlier mode. de la SraVedad dc
es.S acC:One~: ii este aIticulo 81 r"li-
riese aquellOS que han rcaiiZad0
graves on los niiiOs. cntOnceS, para
es, niioS. va Sc ha creado en vcrdad
una Escuela Correctional para niiIoS
delncuentrs. Pero un nin0 que haya
sido lleyado III tribunal municipal
primera yeZ. no Eic parece justo hi
razonable, seiior SusOni, que encuen-
tire una negativa r0tunda para su in
gresO en- unO de eSOs ASilOS. OpinO
que el Senado no debe aprobar ese
prOycctO ell estd forma.
Presidents Su Senorfa propOne
una enmienda.
Iglesias.-Si; he de prOpOner la en-
mienda en- el sentido de que los de-
lincuentes rrincidentes de delitos con
sidelados como graves Il Ia moral de
los dennis niil0s. no sean admitidos.
Esa es la enmienda que prOpongo, Y
cS la idea del que habIa. que en- esa
forma Sc enmiende la secci0n que
me retiero. 81 asf 10 aprueba cl Sc
nado.
Hernandez Lopez. - Para una en-
mienda a la enmienda. Que liga
que hayan sido sometidos Il un pro-
cedimiento ante un Tribunal de JUS
tici"., condenados por felony.
Abril.-Me opongo ii esta enmien-
da la anmienda. Creo que Sc debe
sostener la enmienda original Gel Sc
nor Iglesias.
. Garcia Duc6s.-Hay que pensar que
tenemos las Cortes Juveniles. para
i0venes memories de dieZ y ocho amos;
Y que. luego, 10 mas que Sc puede ha-
Ger cs condenarlos IL .sufrir una pena
sin reclusi, ON, hasta que cumplan su
mayer clad.
Hernandez L6pez.-Yo sostengo mi
enmicnda la enmienda
Garcia Ducos.-iY me. puedc decir
el distinguido Senador por San Juan,
cuaI es el fclOnL que puede cometcr
un nino:.
Hernandez L6pez.-Pucs muy sell
clio: un hurto. quiza hasta dar
muorte otro li'lo. ESQ cs tan fcloPy
como cualquier felony, scilor Garcia
EucjS.
Garcia Duc6s.-PerO existiendo un
proocdim;ento especial, 10 serfa po-
sible detcrminar ell grado de la de-
lincuencia, Y, desde luego, resultarfa
inefcaz la ley. ST estableci6ramos por
ejemplo un delitO que inGicase depra
yaci6n moral. ..;...
Susoni.--Con ell amino. de yer 81 me
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

Ia De asllo' yo me atreFefia Su-
plioar al senior lglesias que retir' Ne
Su enmlehda' FL hh es bueh"- eN no
bic; no vayamos a ehtorpecefio NJ
IT ''rie'i'o> ''> l'''i '"> "' pi's u w.
= w. ,',,'. oano1on son;,,;.,a
mir, .sta sacci6n scyto del provccto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
ORTEGA : .HERMANOS, SUCESORES.

FL mejor que elaora dstrbuye domco rapdos
hgencos automobiles la na socca que prestando
yicio de esta indole, hasa la echa.
Nuestro lema artfcuo Superior apdez servco
compacenca ell cliente.
POseen las sguenes ahonas panadea San General
Contreras Nos LOG lOs ono ST. En- santuce antigua
acredada peneed los Fuentes Hermano
Parada %, eeono 534 s. ~-~e~ e-se s "'--e z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

o. ir" Ha
ls'-a- 'fn
ga Ar
ari'iis-e 81 a.tt ,h"H. -ia.
Tr.r-1e~ r. f.iItn
nc. c-i.. .,Ia> H. .a-iu sDlfn
pmAso. sf. aHtr- 4r .t.r,laI 81 .arts
iis nria ur s H te .r- A-lu- dr
nil.- 3 MH. ,t... E-'.1'lI co
rreuciua' I-a atHa lo p~ uUa
nsIAo a ua, c-s I.7o~ us ~.uu ~o-
Inciidn- "a ca-t--..- g. li.-iI giacro
que puI4c..a mre... c,npsrld .r la
sravrdad a.. >u- - >l.6 enc ~ell-
cill.inc.Ie 80 ;c> ueya H.I palH c.-
lahr--cr cu eil,> l.. ~,-f.,au .s ciucI-
ci6n cpIrr,.ri.lai a.- jos lsau'r Sp-
brr a n.yrl rr qd. a.t,- es.alsu c1-
!, ,c1dos. sin ha,cr hinrtrlt eu va fal-
IA por e.l.~ ctHpi..a>. $40 para dc>
periar III elios las amDi,ionrs aa;u-
ralc. de la vida con nOh.cs el"va-
dos principles. coI altos principles de
moyalidad y de bucnos sculimicntos.
DE suerte que esoS riuos van ALI Il
educarse. a prepararse para ser bue-
nos ciudadanos. d.ilrs Il mismos Y
Il la socieiad. no van ALI ctunpIr
pcmitpncias de fadole alsuna. Claro
estl. que dcniro de csc c>tablecimien-
t" tieaen una re!ativa i'oertad pero
SujetanGo eSta lIbeHt@d G"hifn dc las
reStriccioues hccrsarias para hacer-
les yer que oStah obligados a reaIl-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

I;ul,a "a - S,uaas un inlcIs-~ai.ie
.ielaie. ,s.ma D. irio-ro pr III i,.a-
r.o DE- >,.sial,,..' % s7su rcs.sc,.'e al i're-
Al,ana L. asi.o ae niii'.- = d''icren-
Ella infaaiil. itisia;~,a -. g. discu-
sion Ia mavor parle de- i"s SeIad"-
rrs Iniris 81 dci,aic 81 SenaduT Sg-
s,ail. los driall.s fuerun los siguicn-
it.s:
SuSoni-Mejor informado soare al
proye.io De la Camara m'imcro $50. a
que me refcri en Il curse de eSia
session. pediria el consentiniento una
mime del Senado para que vOlviese Il
COmiSi6n Total este proyecto, con 81
ohiefo de informar brevemente acerca
del misIlo. Este prOyeciO abarca dos
puntOs capitales, de suma importan-
cia. de alta trasccndencia. FL primerO
es que los mines asilad0s en esas ms
tituciOnes sean repartidOs entire to-
dos los pueblos de- la isla, de acuerdo
con el ntimero de habitantes de cada
pueblo. Sc da el caso de que, pOr in
fiuencias por cualquiera Otra cir
cnnstancia analoga, So cubre el total
de las plaZas vacantes con niii0s de
una so!a l0calicad. = teniendo en-
cuenta que la indulgencia es casi &C.
neral en- toda la Isla, y todOs los pue-
bios tienen el mismO derecho asiiar
a sus nifos pObres, sc determine Ell
esta ley que el Jefe del Departamen-
to de Sanidad Insular distribuya el
total de las plazas cubrir, entire to-
dos los pueblOs de la Isla, de acuerdO
siempre con ell numerO de habitantes
de cada pueblo. FL segund0 punt0 es
todavfa mas imp0rtantn. Sc trata de
prOhibir pOr este medic. de una ma
nera terminante, que Ell ninSln mo-
mento Sc viole ei principio esprit
tu que informa esas instituciones. in
tr0duciendo ell elias Il nilos que han
delinquidO, que no han podido encon-
trar otro sitio en- la Escuela Correc
cional V son intrOducidos en- estos
Asilos de benefcencia. Ell los que So
lamente debe tener derecho a entrar
la pureza personiticada. aquellos nj |
nos que no pudiesen contaminar a los
in0centes que estin ALI adentr0. con
IDEAS actos cyentos de verdadera
educaci0n moral. Este proyecto. en-
este punto. viene a soluciOnar ESQ.
Barbosa-; Esas son todas las ell
miendas de que trata el proyecto,
susoni.-Eso es todo.
Sc acord0 la reconsideration.
1glesias.-Yo no Sc. Ell verdad, has
ia que punto seria humane, aiin ad- |
mitiendo tOdas eSas razones que ha /
presentadO' aquf el seiiOr Senador Su- |
soni, que aprobd;tmos un proyecto de
ley que contiene una secci0n como la |
secci6n 6 de este proyecto: ''Solamen-
te pOdr;in ser adn.itidOs en- los >AsilOs |
de Carload los niilos dcsamparados |
indigentt4s. que ep ming suna ocasi6n
hayap Sido sometidos il proccdimien- |
TO alguno ante I'm tribunal de iusticia |
Y que fuercn huGrfanos de padre V |
madre o huerfan0s de padre, cuya /
madre este en- tai condici5n de pobre-
IA que no pueda atendor su etluca-
ci6n sustento" 81 no he lefdo NAL
seilOr P4eSidente V SeilOreS SeuadOreS.
y 81 no he estudiado NAL, una de las |
obras que en- los dltimos amos ha es-
tado mereciendo mayor atenci6n nun
dial, es la iaridad, esta caridad Off
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

n,on 81 arp Nh at.7o Sc apodere de un
mu1c,.o. &c I'M yo:rapImnas de nacar
.a,r lc .S,, honifn de un objeto cual-'
n,-iara or. liam" su atenci0n:
s,,..n; ~, ,. ra bnrto
hur,o
-, 'V'''' - ''''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

NOTAS:Seran fa4ultatvsx las escalss de Gencva, Va
lencia Malaga Santa Cruz Palms Puerto Lim6n
yaje de ida las de Cartagena Sabana Curazao Puer
Cabello Cardpano Ponce Marsea Genoya al REGRESO
En- yaie de regreso Cruz de Tene
rife Las Pamas alteruadas.
Las fechas de sala soaente fes para los puertos
de Cadz la ida Colon al legreso Las demas presu
ibe segn el record velocdad estabacido 70, h Com
pafa pero sueas aean0 lOgren los buquea
Ia nagegaccr adesnto CUE ebe apfovechar Ia
dencia
y, Para mas informea dirljsse a los Agentes Generates
GOBRINOS DE EzQUiaGA san Juan p r, los Agentes
Locales sabef I'm Ponce, Bonnsn Co.; Mayagneg
Sres. Moral Co.; En- Agus1a Ja4gs Sips en- Areci
6o Sres Roses f Co., surs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07
EMPLOYMENT


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wANTED--rosi'ion by capable Atcnos-
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EXPERIENCED stcnographer desires
stonoRrsphlc pOsition, eau furnish ret
erences, Phone oaage bisi
REFINED WIDOW wants pSsition as
cook, references. Address bl3-B. care
world
POSITION In doctors office by young
lady having 10 years experience In
laboratory, S-rhy, general office surgery.
bookkeeping. 3so.B. care world.
MIDDLE aged lazy Wishes work as house.
k"cpcr In small family. osage 2iiO.
EXPEHfENCED assistant In Doctors OF
flee. Oa1Ne 9G73.
FpSITlpN as assistant hooEkeoper and
general office work use typewriter,
three years experience good references
Address $40 u. care world.
YOUNG LADY unusually talented Ia ART
desires position In display advertising.
Particularly interested IN using own origi-
nal ideas. FOR interviews, call Usage
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FOR SALE-uouse for
reII Phone osase l.G..
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EMPLOYMENT



yOtNu MAN Tor parts room work: must
come well recommended and with ebert
cal experience. NoryHl y pial. 1lS =.
unston.
WANTED nicyclc boys over 10 not gc.
ins to school. Hurry Messenger Service.
lOd :. Rouldcr,
az a DETECTIVE Excellent opportun.
ty, good pay. travel write g. r. Lud,
wig si Wcstov", Bldg. kansas city, Mo-
W WANTED BOY with motorcycle. Can
lli y second.
ENrEpIENCrp delivery boy wanted
Apply In povrnn. Southwestern Grocery.
~ y, Fourteenth. Usage Sai7. Usage a511,
YouNu MoN and boys over 10 who have
or can get good wheels and give good
rrfrrcn'"s Npply q, Western Union,
LuMHEpMAN for yard salesman and
bookk,r per In retail mmhcr yard in
giNe agt cNpericncc, married or single.
C,srt Lumber company, 1895 Commerce
hdg. Kansas ElN, Ne.
EELr WN>1ED--FEMALE ~
s2RN NNTS' QUARTERS with .bpth. 90
exchange tor laundry work, mhd'r-uyrd
woman Vrctcrcd. Phone ostgo 500
WANTED Colorrd girl 60 do Ecucra
huus"work servant quarters tall at
1905 South Norfolk,
MANTEh..A white house maid, must be
thoroughly trained, healthy, neat and
willing 60 render efficient service lor eN.
cpptiuptly puHd salary VA one of tho best
homes In tho city. Sw,dish or Norwegian
preferred Phone Usage a6S7,
WANTED. Colorcd maid for cooking ana
general houruwurk room l7Ot > Nal-
tiuorr. bsaFc $500
wANrEn-Cook Tor apartment. must be
experienced, three in family two mouls,
1i2 80 IL wock Phone osarc $500
WANTED. Experienced lady dcmonstrs-
tor that eau furnish references tu dom
oustratr pupuiat. food products in lead
Ing retail grocery stores OF Oklahoma.
Address = %. BoN SO,
WANTED Woman To- do general house
work, modern Nauts' quarters raf-
erencos required. can tol Z, Twentieth.
WANIEp-ENpcricnce beauty specialist
Osago bigb after p. m
WANTED AT once, a middle aged white
woman TO keep house, for small family:
| good wages 'p reliable woman, Apply At
| calumet Millinery ili s. hoston Ave.
! FOR RENT--spare In hair shop fur any
linc uf ladies accessories. one display
window. BOA sss'u. care VI MVrlA
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FIVE ROOMS of furniture. 500 will
handle' 5-room modern house. sB5 per
month, owner Will give lease, three blocks
from 4, q. j. \, Brown, 5l0h south
Main, Cedar rms
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pNE front sleeping room; urivatc en-
trance and bath. Oaase bits.