davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1922-09-13

They haven't mentioned MIDoE
MCLAUGHLIN, so we Will Insert
him as MANAGER and GENERAL
UTILITY.
Evening journal., 1922-09-13

There's been quite a few very
. eligible names turned in as Of
icials for the Wilmington Foot
. ball Association but there is
. room for a few more. A stand
ing stan OF at least eighteen will
have TO be maintained. Send in
. the names or call us up.
.
Evening journal., 1922-09-13

The Association will hold its
third meeting I'm The Journal
Office tomorrow evening at s.15.
Forfeit money will then be post
ed and the schedule submitted
for adoption.
Evening journal., 1922-09-13

Many prominent golf fans express
the opinion that professional golf
ers are becoming too mercenary and
are giving the game a taint of COM
mercialism close 10 that OF the
prize ring.
, 1922-05-18
MARSHALL S. REYNOLDS.

Elsewhere in this issue appears he
likeness of Marshall s, Reynolds of
Kemnerer, who is a candidate for the
republican nomination for representa-
tive in congress-. Mr.. Reynolds is "A
very capable young a and has had
varied experience in law and public
service which would be of great bene-
fit TO him if elected to congress. The
Sun will in Il later issue publish Il re-
sumo of Mr.. Reynolds activities dur
ing the past 20 years.
II is altogether likely that Mr.. Reyn-
olds will prove to be the popular candi-
date in this part of the world, MS he
is a booster for southern Wyoming, and
the fate of the proposed government
project in this valley may depend
largely upan whom we select to sue
ceed Congressman Mondell.
, 1922-05-18
ATTENTION, EX-SERyICE MEN.

The United States government is
sending another Cleanup Squad"
through the state of Wyoming.
The purpose of the squad is to get
in touch with every service man who
wishes to present claim for compensa-
ton or vocational training from the
government for wounds or disabilities
sustained in military or naval service.
The squad viii consist of a medical
examiner, a dental examiner, a con
tact officer and a typist clerk.
The squad will also reopen old
claims which have formerly been dis
allowed for lack of sufficient evidence
connecting their disabilities with SER
, 1922-05-18
live TOCKP PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Cattle In Fair Supply -Steady
TO 10-15c Lower.
HOGS WEAK TO Toe OFF
Sheep and Lambs Sell Uneveniy-
Spring Lambs Stronger, Other Kinds
Generally Lower.

Union Stock Yards, Omaha, May 10,
1922. With 1900 cattle Monday and
Encouraging reports from eastern beef
markets the trade was slow II weak
to 1O@15c lower. Some prime year
lings brought sS.75. Cow stuff held
about steady and stockers and feeders
were II shade lower.
Quotations on cattle Choice to
prime beeves, ss.35qS.75; good to
choice beeves. S7.s5@S.25; fair to good
beeves, S7.35@7.S5; common to fair
beeves, S7.OO@7.35; choice to prime
yearlings, SS.6O09.00: good to choice
yearlings, S7.s5@s.50; fair to good
y~earlings, $7.4OQ7.S5; common TO fair
y~earlings, s6.75Q7.35; choice to prime
heifers, $s.OOqs.50; good to choice
heifers, S7.50@S.0O; fair to good heif-
ers, $6.7547.50; choice to prime cows,
S6.T5@7.35; good TO choice cows, s6.25
16.75; fair to good cows. S5.7546.25;
cutters, S4.00@5.00; Gamers, $500
400; beef and butcher bulls, $4.750
7.25; bologna bulls, S425@4.75; veal
calves, s6.5O@1O.5O; good to choice
feeders, S7.50@S.O0; fair to good feed
ers, $7.0O@7.5O; common to fair feed
ers, S6.50@T.O0; good to choice stock
ers, S7.75@S.35; fair to good stockers,
s7.25@7.75; common to fair stockers,
s6.5O@7.25; stock heIfers, S4.50@6.OO;
stock cows. S3.jO0525; stock calves.
s6.50Qs.25; stock bulls, S6.O0@7.OO.
Hogs Steady to 1oc Lower.
Receipts of hogs Monday were 1900
head and although demand was broad
buyers had little trouble in filling their
orders at prices steady to Zoe lower
than Saturday. Tops brought 5000
and bulk of the trading was at S10.159
1926.
Spring Lambs Sell Higher.
Some $500 sheep and lambs were
received Monday and sold very I'M
evenly. California spring lambs sold
high at S14.5091475 while clip lambs.
yearlings and wethers were generally
somewhat lower.
Quotations on sheep and lambs =
Fat lambs. good TO choice. S12.751
1900; fat lambs, fair to good, $12.25
@12.75; spring lambs. $12.50@14.75;
NIL lambs. $4,000 1900; fat yearlIngs,
110O612.50: fat wethers. $1,000
1000; fat ewes. light. S6.5O9T.5O; fat
ewes, heavy, S5o0@6.50.
, 1922-05-18

to supply the Town Of Saratoga with
water for the extinguishment of fires.
and for supplying the inhabitants
thereof with water for domestic, inan-
ufacturing aud other purposes. and
whereas, on the 9th day of May,
4. ID. 1922. all returns having been
duly received by the Clerk of the Town
Of Saratoga. including the certificate
of the Judges and Clerks of Election,
showing the total number Of votes cast
ut said election. and the number Of
votes for and against the proposition
submitted thereat and
whereas. all of said election re-
turns. including said certificate made
by the Judges and Clerks OF said elec-
tioa, are here and now presented to
the Town Council Of the Town OF Sar-
atoga. Wyoming. whereby 1t appears
that n total Of 100 votes were cast IN.
on the question aud proposition sub
mitted at said election. that 123 votes
We're cast whercon were placed the
words For Water Bonds. and 30 votes
were Gust whcreon were the words
Against Water Bonds and ~ votes
were cast but not marked. Now, there
fore,
he II Resolved. That the above
question has been duly submitted to
a vote of the duly qualified electors of
the Town of Saratoga that n majority
OF all the votes east upon siid qucs.
ton aud proposition was In favor of
authorizing the Town Council to bor-
row said sum, ns set forth IN the prop.
osition and question submitted at said
election therefore, II Is hereby d.
clared that said election resulted in
favor OF authorizing the Town OF Sara
toga. In the County Of Carbon. State
of Wyoming. through its Town Coun-
ell and proper officers, To borrow the
said sum Of Thirty Thousand Dollnrs
$50. 0.OOO). and 10 issue the conpon
bonds of the said Town of Saratoga
for the purpose OF providing funds for
constructing a system of water works
To supply said town with water for the
eAtinguishment Of fires, and for sup
, 1922-05-18

An adjourned meeting Of the Town
Council of Saratoga, Wyoming. was
held at 30 y. m. on Thursday. the
11th day of May. A. H.. 1922, Mt the
town hall in said town.
Mayor D.. T.. Winsor called the meet.
ing to order. and upon roll call it was
found that the following were present
Mayor Winsor. Councilmen Dahl.
Gross and Wilcox. and Town Clerk
Joseph NUM- absent councilman Sow
der.
A canvass of the vote pollcd at the
regular municipal election held May
9th. 1922. showed 100 votes cast. Of
which NJ. Il. McKillip received III
votes for mayor. r.. r. Wood "A votes
for mayor and Mrs. J. Il. Riggs /
For councilmen.- A. Il. Dahl received
1867: w. G. Iedbetter 20. and Roy Peck
SIS. Mayor Winsor then declared NJ. Il.
Mckillip elected mayor and A. Il. Dahl
and w. &. Ledbetter elected council
men
a canvass of the vote on the water
bonds showed 100 votes cast: 1913
votes were east for water bonds. 81
votes we're cast against water bonds.
and ~ ballots were o marked.
Thcrcupon Councilman Wilcox intro
duced the following resolution. which
was duly read adopted and approved.
all the members Of the Town Council
present AT the meeting voting aye
on the adoption Of the resolution.
RESOLUTION.
Whereas. In accordance with Ordi.
nance No. - of the Town Of Saratoga.
pissed and approved the Bird day of
April. \. ID. 1922. aud In accordance
with the laws " the State OF Wyoming.
there was submitted at the regular
municipal election. duly called and
held la said Town on the OH day Of
May. \. ID. 1922. the following uues-
ton aud proposition. to-wit:
Question Submitted:
shall the Incorporated Town of
S~araioga. In the County Of Carbon. In
the state Of Wyoming. through its
Town Council and proper officers. he
authorized 20 borrow the sum OF Thir-
~ Thousand Dollars (S3O,OO0OO1, Is.
suing therefor It's coupon bonds In the
denomination Of $4,000 ench. payable
thirty years after date Of issue. re-
d%ecmnblc mt the pleasure of SAIL Town
after fifteen years. and bearing inter
est M the rate of six per centum per
nnnum, payable -semi-annunlly. for the
purpose Of constructing. maintaining
and regulating n system OF waterworks
, 1922-05-18

Former Superintendent Geo. G. Aus
tin of the Saratoga Il Encampmcnt
Railroad. now with a box and crate
manufacturing concern In Denver. call
ed az the forest office for Information
relative Ia securing n large amount of
lodgepoic pine Snwlogs 10 he used In
the manufacture OF boxes and crates
In Denver. This will apparently be an
other outlet for products of the Medi-
cine Bow national forest.-Laramie
Republican.
, 1922-05-18

vice, but additional evidence should be
presented for consideration, if the
claim is re-opened.
If in doubt about your particular
case, visit the squad for information
as to the status of your ease and how
to proceed. Bring your discharge GER
tificate along with you.
The Cleanup Squad will be at the
following towns ON the following days :
, 1922-05-18

The Misses lean Mcvicar and Lucille
Felker entertained at the Sullivan
ranch last Friday evening The en-.
~tertninmcnt was given to show their
appreciation to those who had enter
tanned them 10 royalty during The past
wear About ftfty guests were present.
ana the evening was spent In games.
music AMI contests. About n o'clock
n delicious lunch. consisting OF chicken
sandwiches. coffee aud strawberry
shortcake. was served. After the lunch
the grand march started the dancing
which continued until the sun an
nouilced the approach Of another day.
, 1922-05-18

plying the inhabitants thereof with
water for domestic. manufacturing and
other purposes. all in accordance with
the proposition and question submitted
10 the qualified electors Of said Town
ut said election"
Alopted and approved this 18th day
of May, A. ID. 1922.
Mayor Winsor then sworc in NJ. u.
nichllllp rs mayor and A. Il. Dahl and
w. Z. Iedbetter as cOuncilmcn.
There being no further business. 1t
WINS regularly moved aud seconded to
hdJourn. Motion carried
ID. II. WINSOR, Mayor.
Attest JOSEPH NUM-,
Town Clerk.
, 1922-05-18

A large number of guests were pres
ent at II surprise party given by Mrs.
J. X. Riggs in honor Of Mrs. NJ. Il.
Ames at the latter's home Monday cv-
ening. The evening was spent in play
ing cards. after which delicious lunch
was served.
, 1922-05-18

w. Z. Hays came up from the county
seat Saturday afternoon and spent sew
eral days here distributing the carload
Of wire recently sold to local ranchers
by the Hays-HiIliard Hardware Con
pany If Rawlins.
, 1922-05-18

Miss Louise Johnson of upper Spring
Greek was in town yesterday. enroute
to her ranch from Rawlins, where she
had spent II few days on "A business
errand.
, 1922-05-18

The Legion boys Of Angus England
Post Of Saratoga are beginning prepar-
ations for "A celebration of the Fourth
Of July at Saratoga. which will in
clude mnny races and wild west fen
lures. dance in the evening and other
forms Of amusement
, 1922-05-18

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold IA bake sale
at the Wood Mercantile Company store
next Saturday afternoon, May 10th.
All kinds of good things to eat will be
ON sale.
, 1922-05-18
Proceedings Of
Town Council

Saratoga, Wyo., May 1, 1922.
Regular meeting of the Town Coun-
ell called to order by Mayor Winsor.
Councilmen Dahl, Gross, Sowder and
Wilcox present.
Minutes of meeting held April Bird
read and approved.
Treasurer's report read rs follows:
For the period from April l to and
including April 30, 1922:
Receipts.
Balance on hand April 1 -~----ST96.1S
Disbursements.
Warrants as follows:
Light Fund ----S116.25
Salary Fund - $500
Miscellaneous Fund 30
s141.75
Balance on hand May L 654.43
-S7961S
Moved and seconded that report be
accepted and filed. Motion carried.
The following bills We're read:
Saratoga Sun. printing ---S HOP
Chas. Wheaton. labor on street ESQ
A.. j. Kennaday, extra police 800
G. H.. Crouch. extra police 500
Joseph NUM-, clerk salary 6O0O
ID. II. WinSor, mayor salary 5000
y. +. Dahl. councilman salary 1000
e. \. Gross. councilman salary 1000
w. II. Sowder. councilman sal
airy 1000
g.. NJ. Wilcox. councilman salary 1000
Il. |. Martin. treasurer salary 25.OO
e. X. Widrig, marshal salary
April $500
Saratoga l.. II. 4 p. Co. Lights 116.25
Tilton X Son. two shovels - $50
NJ. L.. Caldwell. 6Hs days on
street work. man and team $3.50
]. Il. Cornell. man and team AZ
days POO
Chas. Warwick. 612 days street
work 21.1O
W. f. Broadhurst. G1s days 26.OO
W. +. B%roadhurst. two men ami
teams. ~ days - 5000
Frank Wolford. man and team q
days 5000
Louis Carroll. GIa days on street 20
Jack Dee. , days III street 1890 1926
j. j. Fulkerson. 612 days on
street 22.75
jerry Lynch. ~ days on street S.13
George Reynolds. 1 days on
street 1900
Fred Dodge. 2h days on street S.f3
Bill Moore. q days on street 1880
w. ii. Sowder. . men and teams
l day 300
willard Dee. Il days ON street 1850
Harold Kincaid, > days on
street $50
Emit johnson. h-day ON street 1.G3
L. A.. Gross. man and team 5h
days $500
, 1922-05-18

Misses Lillian and Gladys Bonus left
today for Rawlins to spend the week
end visiting friends in that city.
, 1922-05-18

The Scott home on First street has
been improved lately by the applica-
ton of new paint.
, 1922-05-18

Mrs. Ranny Campbell of Pass Creek
is in town today to attend the school
entertainment and dance tonight.
, 1922-05-18

Stanley Wilson of Fairfield. ILL.,, a
nephew of W. r. Stanley of Cedar
Creek. arrived in the valley recently
and Will spend the summer ut the
Stanley ranch.
, 1922-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. McKillip enter
tanned. II number of friends at IL party
at their home last Friday evening. The
evening was spent in playing cards af-
ter which a delicious lunch was served.
, 1922-05-18

County Attorney A. Il. McAIicken
came up from ltawlins Tuesday even
ing and has spent the past couple of
days at his ranch property on Spring
Crcek-founerly the l.. l.. Ruyle place.
, 1922-05-18
Spring lambs Sell Higher,

and ON Monday left for Encampment
with Mrs. Fulkerson, who will reopen
the Bohn hotel for the summer.
, 1922-05-18

Moved and seconded that bills he al
lowed as read and warrants ordered
draw for same. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded to adjourn I'M
til Thursday evening. May nth. Mo
tion carried.
, 1922-05-18

]. ]. Fulkerson came in from his
ranch ON Spring Greek last Saturday
, 1922-05-18

Saratoga. wyo., May II. 1922.
Adjourned Meeting of the Town Coun-
ell Held May l1th. 1922.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

ROOMS rOH RENT-ruRNfsnED u
a htDI aIc%Iug room CLOSE in sl5 S.
u"Hul cedar 1908.
a NrnE DEstHAHiG sleeping room. rem
% prr wurt. NHlEr HiNl r.
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FINANCIAL

OH LANDS AND LEASES it.A
FOR sALE-Ou ana Fas royalty, 27.28-
iw. Noble county oklahoma, Gotf,
200 Fast Main street. oklahoma ely.
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EMPLOYMENT

A GOOD line OF ladies' suits and coats
ut bargain prices Tulsa Clothing ES-
change. 2t2A 3. Main. upstairs. Usage
gfg1aJ
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALE as

ARE you looking for an experienced comr
permanent work. II so call Usage sli.
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mELp MALE or rrMALE

HELP MALE OR FEMALE 40
EXPERIENCED solicitors for line OF
staple food products, sold direct 20
consumer No deliveries or collections
TO make Apply 1 y. m. 2ls $. Green
wood Ay, half block north Midland
station.
NIGHT SCHOOL at the Tulsa Business
college " held on Monday Wednesday
and Friday evenings from to g:lb, Get
ahead by studying bookkeeping, short
hand and typewriting. lov-l Il, Thtrd
St, Usage lA2p.
Statesmen AND AGENTS ~
MORE AGENTS 10 sell our odd city
souvenirs. quick sellers. Samples soc.
Iowa Toy Mfg, Co, Spencer, Iowa,
sALESMEN-The man We want does not
often read these ads But " you are
sure that you can give satisfactory
answers to all questions asked. show
IL reliable record as to 'honeAty and
character, We can use you, We Will
Judge you not by past experience but
by your personality and desire to forge
ahgad. The man We employ need not
worry over money matterA for II you
pass muster you are hound to succeed
Apply room 2O4-5 Gillette Bldg. 10 a
m. and p, m, saturday. Call for
Mr., Erwin,
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LADIES who desire travelling position,
with guaranteed salary and expenses.
write box 4IT-E, World. Give name
and address
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4. -. HOHNspN. 22HA East TirHt street,
GRINDER md ConcHVnr 0f raEurH. shears,
clippers. surgical INSTRUMENTS \ master
Uf tho art.
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1900 AND services VIII put you In indh-
pendent, permanent business that will
net you above $4,000 yearly. Personal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

x. 81. LEAR and his big padded transfer
van muyUs furniture. cedar l-It.
PAiNrIN0 AND DECORATING 80
FDH PAINTING and papcrnhuginE Gait
q. Frtzhugh Osag1 az.
EOH UHLtAHtE paintihg and decorating
ut reasonable prices. tnll bhg" at'4.
FOR HEAsDNAHLE painting and deco
rating at reasonable prices, taU psog'
al1s.
FURNISH PAPER snd paper roome 50
ana up. house painting and calaumtu
Ing Az work guaranteed. Rogers,
the Paper Hanger Phone OHage
i22i-J,
PAINTING and pspcrhanBing done at
reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaran-
teod. J. A. Dixon. Usage tyAO-J.
pLAsTERfNG, patch work prompntly and
neatly done. Cedar 1874.
H. r. CUFF. Usage 2iS3. psporhanEer
Painter
Ny reputation is your protection
Wall paper samples cheertully tnrniahed'
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FURNISHED servant quarters IN es
change FOR laundry. Phone Osage 2i-J
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BUSINESS SERVICE

GET OUu LOW PRICES on oil field
trucking. cross. country moving, Grating.
packing storage Nichols Transfer aud
storage 60. Osase ili-llt
H. ST. LEAR and his big padded transfer
WIN L.nN-a IuLmLLmIn. lnInr I.Il.
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YOUNG MAN wanted who is willing TO
work and must give good reference,
Apply piggley Wiggley, Second and
Boston.
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Thoroughly competent ana capable
young lady desireB position as
bookkesper or clerk. Years OF eX- q. .
perience In the business world First
class references. Usage $500,
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So BILL
At Turk Bros ana 8 Main Store
will buy any pair uf mems hiBh
grade shoes In our store, teNccpt
Ilofshoiml Values to Si2.5O.
They include young mems NIFTY
brugue shoes or oNfordH. IN Cor
duvau, golden brown, black or
niahogany. and the new golf COM
binatiun of black ana brown.
Mems wide cushion sole shoe 10
high grade black kld< <leather also
the BelmOnt mans conserVa-
tive combination last shoe. IL
comes in black or brown KID, hun
dreds OF styles, all sizes, widths
and colOrs. Bring IS bill to
TURK BROS,
Ale =. Main and try 10 get IN.
Oh. yeH, we are also including our
patent or dull kid dress oxford
in ibis So suls,
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FURNISHED servant quarters in es-
change FOR laundry. Phone Osage 3l-J
GIRLS wANTEp-ro sell the Tulsa world
Saturday evening from TO II O'Clock
70 advertise picture starting at Majestic
thenter. sunday entitled Ladies Must
Live" YOU viii be well paid Tor your
time call at World pffice this morn
ing between and o'clock and ask
tpr Mr.. McFeirldge.
LADIES who desire = travelling position,
with guaranteed salary and expenses.
Write box i1T-E, World. Give name
MAID wanted for general house work.
1904 = baltimore. osage s30s.
MODERN servant quarters in exchange
fot some housowork, II preferred. 1922
=. Galveston. ossge sSs6,
RACHEL HARRIS please call. Usage
t376-J.
SINGERS DANCERS. entertainers Of any
kind wanted for amateur contests Fri
day nights. Apply Broadway theater
Immediately.
WANTED Experienced salespeople. Turk
Bros. Shoe store 4i2 $. Mao,
Neutrality-suspicious. colored maid.
Washington hotel. llsh n. Maln.
lWAE1Lb-woman FOR general house
work, not hard. Phone Usage eeee-R
. y
tween tho ages Of IS and 20, who are
not afraid 10 call on business V1en. eau
between $3.50 and 10 a. m. at s:l5 \.
Main
| wANTED-Young women to enter train.
ing school Tor nurses. only those OF
good character and habits need apply.
Apply Tulsa Hospital "undet new man
agement." Louise n. Browne, super
intendent OF nurses,
/ wANTED-women to enroll In our sir
weeks spring millinery course for $40.
Tidtow's School OF Millinery. IL W.
Third.
! wANTEb-Relisble lady as housekeeper
! good home for right party references
! required. q, w Waldrep, liz N
| Wheeling.
| WANTED--First tonographers you
| can be either first, second or third
| training you yet. There is heavy de-
mand for first class stenographera. You
! can be one by attending the Tulsa Busl-
| ness college, 1Os-ll T.. THIRD ST. Tele-
| phone Usage lia9.
YOUNG LADY wANTED-Opportuni 10
make good money soliciting. Call Co
| Ass VIII buy ladies' high grade
pumps. In strap effect, In satin
or kid leather. plain toe, patent
iazz uNfords In the new low heel
styles as shown in style show in
Chicago--now on display In our
TURK BROS,
Tulsa's Largest Shoe Distributors.
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EMPLOYMENT
sIrIArIoNs wANrED-ftMALE q


\
Al BooKKEEPER WANTS POSITION
Thoroughly com petont ana capable
young lady desires position as
bookkeeper or clerk Years Of ex' o.
perience In the business world, FIRST
class references. Usage sse9'
bright competent stenoFra pher desires
position at once; references. Phone Y.
W. G. A. room, RsS.
CALL OSAGE 424s. any hlgh class rough
dry laundry; also blankets ana quhls
use oistern water only. called Tor and
delivered.
EXPERIENCED legal stenopra Amer.
salary $3.50 Address box 40. NJ, World.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
part time work. Usage TSii.
EXPERIENCED map craftsman and Of
ftre assistant salary 'lbo' l69 NJ
World
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE. call Ossge
t5ss-R Confinement cases a speciality
LAUNDRY wanted at 800 y Lawton.
oasge 7l2a-R. -------------.--.
POSITION as house Keeper in town or
country. Usage 6sll-J. J.---
REGISTERED NURSE wishes connection
with doctor as office assistant or hourly
nurse. Best references Usage S63s.
I ~
three years oil desires position; reason -
able salary Usage s3l9-R
SINGLE girl wants to do general house
work for bachelors. goo1 references.
Cali Usage 201. ask for Phonia.
TENOGRAPEER-E legal and
commercial work, desires temporary or
permanent position; very reasonable
salary. Usage 1851.
WANTED Position as cashier In cigar
store OF cafe, call Cedar 1884.
| wANTED-Place In private home TO care
for children. Call cedar ll34.
! WANTED-Position by young lady. four
years private SECRETARY experience In
large oil company three years legal
| Address Sse-M, World.
WANTED--Position by young lady stenog
grapher. years private secretary with
| large oil company. 3 years legal expert
ence. 66S-M World
/ YOUNG -WObiAN. experienced In general
| office work filing clerk; also typist
desires position. Stranger In city
! wages no object. 1T2-M World.
YOUNG WOMAN. stronger in city, wishe.
%,S ~ odts5 n9 50 se,ssss ssss
preferred. 2O7-M. World.
YOUNG LADY desires secretRrlal post
tion, thoroughly competent and capabl,
OF assuming responsibility. high schoo
and college graduate several years gen
eral office experience Al references
Phone Cedar 1872 Or write box l's2
Tulsa.
YOUNG LADY-Rspid, accurate and ,ex
work in the evening at home. Wi
devote full time after February l
Work guaranteed to be absolutely salts
factory. Cedar 1897, after o p, IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28
ROOMS AND BOARD
BUSINESS SERVICE

ALI kinds ~ tcaky roofs repaired, wprt
guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Usage