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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
OFFICE MEN

OFFICE MEN We secure position for capable experienced office men.
 THE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
 4o3 Empire Bldg. WANTED-Manager for retail dry goods, grocery, milliner--. furniture store in Florida town of about 5000: must be ca pablo buyer. know how to draw and please trade; good opportunity for right man, and he must be right; give expert ence. references and salary wanted in first letter. Address Y-9. care Age Herald
 WANTED Young man with wheel for collecting and office work In real estate office; must furnish bond and take place permanently Answer in own handwriting, giving ref erence; salary $16 week. Address P-s. care Age-Herald.
 WANTED--Three solicitors to introduce highgrade food products used by every housewife; house to house proposition; are hustler. apply after D. m.. to R. c. Fleming. 715h 18th st.. Bessemer. WANTED-Colored agents soc an hour cas- fly made: selling toilet goods and home necessities: write for free outfit offer Bullion Chemical G.. Memphis. Tenn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

Will TRADE Tor good located lot or
| first paywent on house, 1890 Ford
coupe. Usage i6i0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
ron SAN on nxcuAN0r

HAVE PARTY with rood second mort.
gage notes. VIII trade for Tulsa prop.
erty Arcade Investment Co, osaEe a7ts.
FOR SALE OR rHADE.-Ono two.ton
White truck, now run i,ooO miles. liox
o6t brumriGht, OKLA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
LIyrsTOCK AND VEHICLES

ONE Thoroughbred Jersey bull nine
months old, first check for 500 ac-
cepted, Also 10 head OF hogs, cheap Il
an South Lewis Ave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

MISSOURI milk cows with calves ny side
at stock yards. VIII sell privately, Hot
stein Jersey and Gurnsey, Red Poll. There
Hand,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

For sALE-The furniture In i4-roon
residence roOming house, south side. A
money making proposition, VIII trade
for your equity In five or six-room bunga-
low, can Moorehead, Usage $3.50 or Cedar
$50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

nov HIYI NJ 6VITHUIU VVHUIIIUH' NHFIHs
pIou drill press. threc-horre power mo-
tor, curtis air pump and tank. two-stone
emery stand line shaft hangers, betting
and pullcys, forge; reason for selling, ex.
once Call or write Drinks Garage, Hen
rH.tta. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

AEhrLi furnished bungalow, north side
for ront preferably someone without
childrcn, house faces south, four roofnH
kitchen aud bath, To ses cell az 100 E
independence 50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

HOTELS rooms, modern, fue trade
price Of furniture and lease $50, 900 /,
half cash. 80 rooms modern, building and
furniture new, $1,000 cash Will handle. 90
rooms. modern. located In colorado clear
ing 81 600 per month. Price $4,000. II
you wont TO sell list with me. Il, Col
trane hotel broken 22la \. Main, Hutch
ins1u Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

FOR RENr--rhro0 rooms FURNISHED du-
pler 2lld hurneu $40 OssFe $40.
FlNE-HOoM House FUKNIsHGD -CaH
psnge l2bi-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
FINANCIAL
OPPORTUNITIES

.ODA FOUNTAIN epuIpmenL popcorn
machine, doing good business, choice lo-
cation also grocery fixtures and stock
Tor sale Usage 1859
REsTAURANT-A good Investment now
clearing over 1850 month, cheap rent,
owner leaving city. First 81 900 takes IT,.
Tigturcs worth this amount. Call after I 1
= today ossge slss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

FouR Rooms and bath, furnished. close
In. OssEo b9tt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FARMS roK RENT "a
FOR RENT--Dniry aud grain farm. com
plataly furnished, to an experienced
dairymani milk cows, work stock, farm
maohlpetyl 90 norcs OF oats ana barley
now sown And up. 10 acres " alfalfa on
farm, located two milea eaat. ais rniiaA
south Tulsa, Oft paved road known as
the old Dister ranch and Sigier dairy;
good large stone house. new barn ana
mUk house. Bee owner, &, n. Martin SEA
y. lioston, Oeago s6sp
THREE ACRES OF land three.room
hunHei fine spring water; good location
Tor gardening, chickens eto. Located In
1900 block North Main. Usage sOaB.
ron RENT Dairy and grain farm, corn.
plotely furnished, To an experienced
dairymsni Inik cows. work stock, farm
machinery 80 acres OF oats ana barley
now sown and up; 10 acres Of alfalfa on
farm located two miles east, six miles
south, Oft paved road known as the old
oizler ranch ana selby dairy, good large
stone house. new barn and milk house.
See owner G. y, Martin. set &. Boston.
Osage t6sp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
LIVE STOCK


DOGS, CATS. PETS SO
EASTER rabbits. binck aud white, Tor
sale. +. X. X. line. Phone I3iS. 3i2
$. Elwood. Tulsa, Okla.
YE RAISER OF rabbits cats, oauaries
aud other fancy stock, meet with the
Tulsa breeders and Fanclers Assn, We'd
nesday y. M, at courthouse, March
"a, 1921, Final arrangements for the
annual show Of April ~, -, ID, 1871,
BEAUTIFUL Collie pups. from good stock
dogs, s. each, y. Carver. Olatho, kan
v. l.
FEMALE cANARIEs fine Rolior stock.
9l4 8 Detroit, osnge 1871.
CANARtEs FOR SALE
Dark females ..,......,...' bOc
yellow .'. '''''.'''.''''''' ..'ge
warbioF SF',f stock rich yellow females $3.50
= 'a' '''' Bon rs IS. 81 Paul AK.
HIRD DOG MEN!--t will take a few good
dogs to board and care for; must be
Al A. G. Morgans, two blocks west, two
blocks north Of Lombard school. Lombard
addition, | |-.
REGiSTERED boston Terrier maiei five
months old and two thoroughbred Eng
iish Bench hull puppies, six weeks old.
sunday afternoon. 9l2 $. Peorls,
FoR sALE-Orange Persian cat regis
tered; female ossge 572I or lH f.
EASIER rabbits, blue aud white Angora,
soc up Flemish Giant does 1850 up.
sos $ Detroit. .----------
LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES 81
one fine young COW, five years old. will
be fresh soon, and -ShetIsnd pony and
also one dozen hens. ii2O s, Trenton,
BOYS PoNY. now ridden by boy 9, but
fectly gentle, stylish. Phone Usage b7f7.
Can be seen ills y. Denver.
WILL TAKE thoroughly trustworthy
good, young horse. well broke, single,
double and saddle. for woman as well as
man, on Jersey COW. X. c. Waffle Farm.
Twenty-fIrst and Lewis, Cedar S7i. call
for Davis.
sET or SINGLE harness and four collars
Tor ssle. a0i n. Boston. National Bis
| cult Go.
HORsE-Fiye years old and sound, l. 800
pounds, IA littlc chunk, Will trade fOr
motorcycle, Address 52S.D, core World.
ONE Thoroughbred Jersey bull, nine
months old. first check for 500 ac-
cepted. Also 10 head OF hogs, cheap Il
taken at once. Inquire for Harter place
on South Lewis Ave,
MISSOURI min, cows with calves by side
at stock yards. WIN sell privately, Hot
stein, Jersey and Gurnsey. Red Poll. These
are extra sood cncs, Usage s.iL ". II.
Hand
FOR sALE-Tesm and harness with new
heavy oil field wagon. $40 ". First 81,
AUCTION SALE
A. Davis & Dunn barn, Tulsa, Tuesday,
consisting Of Holstelns. Guernseys, Jerseys
and Red Polls. This Is choice lot OF
dairy cows. selected from Missouri dairy
young work horses and mares. j. y.
Queen a. son, AuctioneerA. call Usage
bsb8-i,
POULTRY AND sUPPLIEs So
THoR0CGHBRED Barred Rocks and
Buff Orpington eggs for Matching, Sl.6O
per setting; liyered. Phone F-bz6,
WANTED-someone 60 incubate eggs.
shares or cash Phone Cedar 1923 be-
fore 1880 to-day, or write to 1873 w,
Brady 81
FOR sALE-ii Ancona puiie,s and one
ooekerel sheppard strain direct. 1915
w Brady st.
FOR LE-rhoroughbred Il. J. X, cock
rrels or viii trad. one for two hens
OF same blood. Eggs for setting S37
n. ElwoOd.
BABY CHICKs--Eggs pure bred Leg
horns. Rocks, Reds, Orpiugtons,
HyandOttesi best laying strain, postpaid
rcH sOnable prices cHtalng free, Missouri
poultry Farms. Columbia. Ma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

WILL SIIARC--Nicely furnished five
rooms batn aud breakfast room, with
yeulencesi walking distance. g2i =.
quincy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

9nR ,Ho.oMs ,tusoI.hot for h0ussAoop-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

F6H RENT-SJJi brand new, four-rooin
bungalow. twa acres ground; ideal Tor
chicEen rauchi free wood fuels cheap eleo-
tricity. bc car fare. Call today, three
bla,Fs tauth one block west Of rock
cruaher, Bruner station. ,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

CAPITAL needed, 81, 600 additional capital
In local business enterprise. Would con
slider working partner; references ex-
changed. Address 5ll-D, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

MONEY TO LEND
Private Monthly Pay.
Tulsa Real Estate
First Mortsego Loans
Inspection To-day,
LEONARD. BRANIFF 8 EWING
-oe.2OT I. q r: Bldg.
Fifth and Lain VI.
osago $500.
ASK FOR
MIR. SEARS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
FLATS AND ApAnrMrNrs
SPRINGER APARTMENTS
"OkiahOma's Flnust."

srnINorR APARTMENTS
"Okishoma's Finest"
Re free from cares. Gold and fire.
Five.room sffloienoyi oil burners. Insln.
orators, storage rooms, running well wa
Tor. sound proof
Rent $50 up unfurnlshcd; rent inciuds o.
heat, light sas and water references re-
CURED
SIXTH AND cINCIEHATI STREETS
For further information call ogaEe epoB.
Ei0HrH w., 2iOSA --UnfurniShed four
rooms ana bath, cali OseEe 1855
MODERN three-room efficiency apart.
ment and sleeping porch. with Murphy
in-a-dor bed. owen Apartments, Usage
FOR RENT Now large fifst-elaas apart
fnent. SOC pr Wilson, or phone Usage
.1io' --------s-
FOR HENT-.-rhres. room apartment and
bath. Cedar l22i
ELGIN. n, ait Modern completely fur,
nlahed thrse.ro0n apartment ohase
FOH RENT Nicely furnished three-room
apartment. private bath. t25 n, Third
81 virginia Apartments. .----.--- -.
PLAZA COUNT completely furnished
f1ur-rupm apartment, references re-
quirtd Call apartment soz thlrd floor
east side. ,.---.
rWO on THHEE-ROoM apertnenti ey-
srythmE furnished private homo, close
in south Hidoi references, oshge lhhs.
FOR RENT Han of SIX room furnished
dupleK. nicely furnished, also tele-
phone. rhoue 1sAse slzz -------.
FLATS FURNISHED. ~
THIRD. W, G2lH-Niooly furnished apart
ment gas, light, water ana telephone
CiNciNNATL s., 6iG-Vsry desirable 4
room apartment sttractiYely furnished,
close In. p0gsesHlon Anil I.
FOuH.UOOM modern apartment steam
heat water, gas, ltrnen range, reftiger'
stor. in-s-dor bed furnished. Soc janltor,
FGR HEST-well furnished thres-roonl
apartment, modern, two bedrooms and
living room. also two'room apartment
FIFTH E. aie For rent i've nicely tir
ulshrd rooms connecting bath ana front
entrance. Usage 2l6s.
Fttth4siiED rhree-room modern apart
ment No small children. 100 n. Mo-
gales,
EIW0OD. 81, 3Os-Jrwo-Toom furuisned
apartment, private entrance,
THREE rooms and hath aud sloeplnp
porch, on south side rent cheap. Gail
Ossgs 6ls2.
ron KENT--Oas fouT-room fufnished
apartment, $3.50 per week. ono two
room furnished apartment, fi2.b0 per
vreok. one onO-room furnished apartment
IS per week. walking distance. Call A,
T.. Prlli. Usage 1898.
WHEELING. h, 606-rwo- room, ground
floor modern apartment furnished
Phone Usage Ais-J
CiNCtNNATi. n, 43s-rwo-rooin fur
nlshcd apartment Tor light househesp-
ing. cedar 1871.
Two Room apartment completely fur
nished. front and back porch, walk
ing distance, also or yiuey line Hud close
to street car Phone Usage Agfl-H
ELGfS. B. 7l6--Four large rooms com
plately furnished soutA aide, private
bath. adults onlY s2k,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20


,o,; NILES FRoM Tulsa, Tulsa OKLA. wiTH
E3{HlsALTY GOES wITn' THE SALE.
RHnitTn LAMP LAYS JUST ACROSS THE
MAD FROM A 40-ACRE TRACT THAT
M6NrM,44 rM,44yE ~, SOLD WITHIN THE LAST
sCSppnn ASK Sl75 AN ACRE FOR THIS so
pfrmGESS AND THERE rs NOT ANOTHER
FntTnI ,F OF LAND THAT YOU CAN Buy
TT0E ~ LESS LESS THAN $500 AN GRE, CLOSE
RE lIHlS PARTICULAR TRACT 1T is a
YHSAL BARGAIN AND WORTHY OF
ABLE TN fI6SvEslTJGi,ATIoN, WE ARE
AG1EE PURCHASER, BUf you MUST
Exc, GSgytl,S,h, wooD.CRowELL co,
shoNE CEDAR 1851.
Re,o9sAL % LIZ Acreage In shallow fields OF
~, county, BOX St3 Clarem0re
for LEASE TO trade for good used car or
80 ior stock. Usage so7O.
sba IV,LPoRTuNITY-io. 900 acre lease,
mstienNw tleld, Kentucky, Tennessee for
or MI, Mlsslssippi lime and Pennsylysni0
prlen" interest $4,000 acres. Ressonsblo
"'p' care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

IUsr WHAT you ARE LOOKING FoR7
Opportunity to invest In automobile rae
tori. The car designed BY leading me-
chanical engineer having devoted years
10 automobile construction in unltei
States and Europe. This factory Is under
his superviHlon. The car embodles every
good point OF other cars and many patent, +,
ed improvements, slx.cylinder. beautlili
design, correct ! weight for strength
service and durability. Our plant com
prises modern factory buildings, equipped
Tor automobile construction, all paid Tor
located In southwest, the biggest auto
mobile market. We are Offering some
shares for purpose OF more rapidly pro,
noting manufacture and distribution o1
this wonderful car. This Will repeat lhe
fortune making history OF other auto-
mobile industries. II Interested, write
at once. 5sO-D, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

CAPITAL. I FINANCE-Capital: ! spe-
enterprises by selling stocks or frst
mortgage bonds. strictly commission
basis. Mail full particulars In first letter
John Trcr, 1929 Eddy ST., Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

BAKERY and confectionery division
point good town; only one IN town
Butter-kis pop corn machine; every
thing In good shape. 1t will pay you
70 investigated Cash to handle. Alton
Bakery ALTON, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20

FOURTH. IT,. gb0t.a furnished apartment
IN modern homo. 81 pet weet.
hOuLpER 81 7os-trfnished DOWN
sAlrs, tve-room nparitHuut Cor famNY
~ adults, also Two housekeeping rooms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
on MAcmNEnY.surrLrEs

ron SALE or RENr- Pumps. hand and
power FOR water ana oil. n. r. Court.
ney. 4l5 y. Main ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

GOOD THINGS TO RAT 80
SUNDAY DINNER. to o'clock, eoc--
Loin' roast beef au Jus, potatoes. creamed
chuiiflower, spinach, head lettuce mayon-
naise. sherbort, cake, coffee, 00c.
Martha Washington cafe, Aib g. Denver.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-23

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-11

The Bureau, however, will not accept the evidence that the Board has awarded training as proof that the man is entitled to compensation.
 If the veteran is receiving compen- Sation and wants training usually he must take another physical eXamina ton, administered by the Board, to determine whether the claimant has vocational handicap entitling him to tra ming pay, or merely a compensa- ble disability, granting him training only. If the veteran is not receiving compensation, due to the delay of the Bureau, he must be examined by the Board to determine his eligibility for training as well. These examin- ations are conducted by the Public Health Service, in this instance act ing as agent for the Board.
 When a man enters training with tra ming pay, his compensation stops and he is shifted from the pay roll of the Bureau to the Pay roll of the Board. The Board, which was creat- ed as training agency only has be- come a compsnsating agency as we'll Many men have been kept on the pay roll of the Board, not as a training measure solely, but as measure Of financial relief which they were en- titled to but unable to obtain from the Bureau
 When a man IS dropped from train ing he is supposed to be dropped rom the payroll of the Board and taken up by the Bureau. On both shifts there is a delay The average length of time for man to be drop ped from the payroll of the Bureau and taken up on :he Board payroll is three weeks The average time requii ed for the seconda shift back to the Bureau payroll is about two months. No provision is made for the mans maintenance during these in- terims. In the majority of cases ;a man must undergo a new physical examination before the Bureau will again pay him compensation In other words, he must again prove his claim. .-,'