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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT one desirable sleeping room in
-, private home t ia4d South Baltimore.
Phone b5B5.
FOR RgNT-Furnhhed front sleeping room,
outside entrance day phone 1875 or call
after noon and evenings 22I North Denver.
FOR RENf-front sleeping room, adioning Z
bath, first floor; will serve breakfast ;
private home. Phone 5353'J.
FOR RENT-A beautiful room with inclosed
sleeping porch, garage space II desired.
Phone 2027.
FOR RENT TO gentlemen, cosc in. bed
room adjoining bath electric lights pri'
vatr home. Al6 Wet Second
FOR RENT-Tw0 or three furnished rooms /,
modern, electricity. telephone Phone $50
FOR RENT--lust vacated. smal comfortable
sleeping room j2i South Boulder. Phone
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. everything new.
80 modern sround floor. i?l North Main.
Phone 40.
FOR RENT Two large furnished rooms for
l'eht housekeeping Phone 2'9s
TWO light housekeeping rooms. Phone
2sp3.J
foR RENI-Small sleeping room 81 week.
Phone j5I3.R
FURNISHED room for rent. gentleman only.
700 South Main
THREE room for light housekeeping, close
IN. CAL 237i
MODERN sleeping rooms close in. Phone
LIGHT housekeeping rooms az 90 West
Ehsion. Phone 1922.
NICELY furnished room south side, fer gen.
tlemen: s. per week Phone 500 r.
FOR Room for young men BOO private
family. adjoining bath Phone Gdsi
FOR SALE fivc-room house desirable loca-
ton. Phone owner. 5l01-J.
TWe nicely furnished rooms for ligh, house.
keeping 70 children. Phone 1923.
SLEEPING room IN private home. lO7 North
Lawtou
FOR RENT Desirable sleeping rooms. 30iis
kcuoshn. Phone 3g65.
FURNISHED sleeping room $40 South
Guthrie Phone j7O7.
FOR Nicely furnished '.lceping room
modern gentlemen preferred PH~ue tgli
FOR RENT Desirable bedroom to married
couple - Wet Sixth.
FURNISHED rooms at l2OA South Main.
New Franklin rooms.
nor SEkEEPlNG room; adult l0i South
Fwood
FOR RENT--Nice front sleeping room Gl7,
north Main. gentlemen preferred
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping rooms. lO2
North Lawton.
NlCE newly furnished sleeping rooms. with
connecting bath Phone ilj5 or goo.
FOR RENT-Nice furnished sleeping room.
Phone ac22-J
FOR RENr--Thrcc light housekeeping rooms
l2o North Boston. Phone 2GO5.
TWO light housekeeping rooms Tor rent
Phone 3g0i.
FURNISHED room for housekeeping: no
children as South Frisco.
oNE front room for light housekeeping 4l6
North Detroit
FOR RENT-llouseke eeping room. 500 West
Fourth street
TWO modern housekeeping rooms. l2 South
Norfolk
LARGE housekeeping rooms, ground floor:
private entr nee. i2i North Boston
TWO nicely furnished light Housekeeping
rooms. no children: only respectable peo-
pie need apply. 1913 West Brady.
one large room furnished for light ~fouse.
keopin. Phone 334o.J
FOR RENT-rwo light housekeeping rooms.
22i2 Wes, Second.
FOR RENT Well furnished front bedroom
close in Phone 500
SLEEPING room. close in. Phone 5l04
HoC SEkEEPlNG rooms. Phone 5924-J.
ROOMS for lirh; Housekeeping Phone 2st4.
FINE large room for two. III West Sixth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
MALE HELP WANTED

SALEMAN WANTED Experienced Sale,.
man in house to house work every HON,
a prospective buyer. article Of national
merit; sa!csmru IN Kansas City averaged
u sales per day with net commission of
80 each. now organizing crew 10 work iu
oklahoma; work suitable for men or women
For personal interview. apply by letter, stat.
ing tNpcrirucc and address. Addres, Sim
phci'y 5iG North Boston
NANIED-Threc hustlng salesmen TO .cll a
hgh-gi1de line Of hosiery, underwear aud
Sweattrs direct 10 consumer; territory I'm OK.
ahoma aud Arkansas; take small capital "a
lsud.e proposition: only men OF business
ibilitv wanted Write or call on W T. viii.
,on, 20l North Seventh street. Fort smith,
Ark.
MEN and women. now rs your time TO learn
the BARRIERS or ladies' beauty trades for
lne-half of what others charge. with wages
rom start We have several large shops end
Guarantee good Job Write Palmer System.
iol South Main. Tulsa. Okla, or Little Rock
lrk 3n7 Vain. Joplin. Mo
WANTED -First'class engineer. must thoroiy
understand steam and gas engines also
Electricity; none but competent engineers
iced reply, giving references. Address box
1877 care World.
WANTED BY large oil company. instru.
m' NJ nan for geological field party, salary
go pel month and field expenses. Phone
200, Monday.
NANrEn--Two experienced checkers al VI ..
erred.
"ANTED-.Boy, Il or Is years old for gen.
eral office work in construction COMPANY.
inquire Tenth and Boulder.
NANrED-Ten boys with wheels at once.
Harley Messenger Service, i22 South
loston.
MEN our illustrated catalog explains how We
teach the barber trade quickly mailed
rec. M'ler Barber college kansa, City Mo
VANTED-A pre,scr. Globe Cleaners, l6b
North Main. Phone 1881
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
LOST MD FOUND

Losr-n Empress thcater Saturday night
nu'' "'IH,Ni P"',NyfI "'oni ',I ana s.N
keen money II they will leave tickets and
purse at hos office Of Empires, thea,er
LOSr-Black handbag Of l1lics wearing
Alpatol. contains letters addressed Mrs.
v. t. Reed Grcnvilc street Toronto. on.
taiio Phone $500. Liberal reward,
LOST-Bluck pockethook containing four
silver dollars aud one dollar bill, between
Brady hotel and World office. Leave at
World office.
LOST-Keys. Thursday: return to Conveu.
tion hall and receive reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
HOTELS AND ROoMI.G HOUSES

NOrICE-Thc Hotel La Grant having
changed hand, will now be known as the
Hotel Rochester. owned and mausted by
Mrs Anna NJ Decker. and will be run
strictly first class. Rooms by day or week
Phone Jsll. II East Second street
YOUR opportunity 70 get rooming house.
large or small. some trade. some terms.
Allison Phone 4TI4
FOR RENT OR SALE-26.room hotel In Yves,
Tulsa See T. Ainsonberry. Phone 32s3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD and rooms Tor two SIS South
Boulder.
BOARD ard room. 2s North Elwood. Phone
2tsg
North Boston.
FIRST. GLASS table hoard Phone 993.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
HOUSES FOR RENT

WILL -cn' 10 couple new house fur.
nishrd l7O5 South Baltimore. Phone
ia7g or call iO5 Bliss bldg
FOR RENT-2.room house nicely furnished
500 South Utica. Phone 1907.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
POULTRY AND 1--we STOCK

TCLSA stock farm ha, for sale At farmers
prices Jersey bulls from two months 10 two
recorded: ready for service. j. T. Hearier
Tulsa
FOR SALE-Good team horses harness and
wagon now earning 81 per day, cheap for
cash Address sli Wcs, Ninth street
FOR SALE-One G.ycar old horse boz good
condition Rowe Ice Cream Co. ~ West
Fourth
FOR SALE--Oue horse buggy and harness:
horse gentle can be driven anywhere. Call
2i5s.R
GOOD team. wagon and harness with good
Job can 20 10 work Monday must sell at
once Apply r. \. Benson ju2 North Boston.
SOUND family horse, : years old for sale
very reasonable. Call phone 79lJ.
CANARY BIRDS. guaranteed. Phone
Chenuey, 57s5
FOR SALT Golden fawn rabbits. Young and
old Phone 2s79 COS South EIgn
FOR SALE Canary birds. Phone 46lI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
THE stars incline. but do not
COMPEL
The Daily Horoscope
Copyright. 1910. by the Mcclure News.
paper SyndicaieJ
Monday. December ~. 1915.

I Good and IN contend for power to-
Nay. ucotdin to the reading Of astrol-
psy While Saturn, Neptune and Ju-
pitcr are In bcnetic aspect. Uranus,
Mercury and Nonus are adverse.
II is most favorable rule for the
aged who should gain ~ mental and
physical yiror There Is sign read
as prcsaging new possibilities for men
and women past their prime.
The stars forcshadow extremes ia
all things. While there VIII bc IN
creased mortality among the old, they
will survive where the young sue
cumb.
There is favorable rule for certain
lines Of commerce today and Journeys
by sea should be fairly safe and lucky.
Merchants and spectators should
be cautions under this planetary gov
ornmcnt, but while risks are great
gain may he COrrcSpondingiy large.
Seers give warning that wealth at
tanned thru the misfortuncs of for
cign peoples viii bring some sort Of
national calamity This may be de-
layod for some time. but 1t is fore
shadowed strongly. the figure five be
ing a symbol Of time connected
with IL
This is not good time to sign
leases or contracts, as the sway tends
toward breach of faith and general
disappointment.
The evil government of Uranus is
believed To encourage treachery ana
deceit.
Increase of crimes of cmbczZlemcnt.
forgery and THEFT of every sort is pre-
dict"d for the new year.
Religious excitement is indicated
for 1918. All faiths will bc tested hy
the eNecicies ;hat are now unfor-
seen
Again inventions that lessen the
danger of aerials navigation are
prophesied and II is predicted that
travel in city streets vii be lessened
soon after peace is attained in Eu-
rope by the common use of vehicles
that fly above Pie buildiags.
Food riots among the poor. which
have been fOreseon Tor many weeks,
will probably disturb several cities
early in the new year.
Pageants and community theaters
Will be more and more popular. If
the stars are read Alright Western
cities VIII produce extraordinary spec
tacles, astrologers announce
Persons whose birthdate IL is may
be annoyed 10y means of letters or
legal documents. They should not
make any important changes in the
coming year
Children born on this day will he
perseverlng and industrious, but these
subjects of Sagittarius have many
Capricorn traits. They should be
trained TO be truthful
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
MONEY 4 LOAN

81. 500. $4,000. $500. $4,000 AND 81. 600
private money TO loan, three years; prompt
closing Clevee f. Bruce Phone 1898. 800
Calais Bldg.
MONEY on hand. 100000 private money to
loan on Tulsa property and farm lands
no delay: best rates and terms +. A. Lilly
21l2l2 Texas Bldg. Phone 54i
MONEY TO LOAN-on furniture. pianos,
at your home or in storage. diamond loans
strictly confidential. 200 New Ault Bldg
Phone jj30
81 600 PRIVATE money in .uIs to suit bor.
8lgl
$4,000 TO LOAN at once. straight or
mo1th,y payments W T. Br1ach. sos
Mayo nldg
SIS. 600 OF guardian money 90 loan on Tulsa
property Call 2i73 or 1l2g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
S1r[EGIE[R
Has It " IT'S
lR@@l ESQ&QG
Phone 1870. aii Robinson Bldg

WANTED Need another south side bunga.
low that's true. We have another cash
buyer for good south side home. Phone MS II
You have one for sale T.. \. Lilly Baker Co
2ll2l2 Tcsas Bldg Phone 81
WANTED Building ar location for automo.
bile showroom aud garage. willing TO take
space with some one else II necessary. Real
citHt. agents please notice Phone AL
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Six.room modern
suburban home: lot lO0NliO. garage, base.
mrnt shade. gas. electricity private water
plant Phone 713
FOR SALE By. owner. corner lot. Eleventh
and North Main. $1,000, terms. Phone
3l7. kenton.
FOR SALE New modern 2.story south.
front residence; garage. servants quarters.
Maple Ridge district Phone 6J7lR
~. $50 WILL buy modern easi.froni cot
tggr. south side, close in. near school.
Address Box 1880 care World
FOR SALE-By owner new eight room
house in Kendall. with garage; terms II
desired Phone i22I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
1rUllS@ HI0n1n@
IBUlfldl@1pS
Association
incorporated }
203 ONO BLDG

HAVE some nice property for sale Call 5O2s
before buying
dence. close in, on south side. Call 4t2G.
LOT 5ONlAO, ten.room house. very close B.
tll South Noulder
BRAND. NEW fyc.room modern bungalow.
3l6 Wet King. $40. Phone GOg7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
ROOMS WANTED

WANT furnished living and two bedrooms by
refined couple and friend, within four
blocks of Sixth and Boston Can use garage
and furnish high.class city references. Able to
pay for nice place with refined family and
take place permanently Would consider part
or all Of furnished house or apartment. close
in. Address post office box 1854, city.
WANTED D-Tvo or three unfurnished rooms
close in; or on car line; modern. Phone
7i3
ANTED-Funished rooms for light house
keeping Phone 500, Hotel Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18

that all of the capital necessary to
promote the line has already been
raised or is in sight. The company
does not ask for any bonus and con-
meets with the Helms lines NJ Co
lumbus and 1t is thought the Helms
are also behind this proposition.
which, if true, means the road is
sure thing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED 10 lease by responsible party, uu.
furnished house eight 10 ~ room., good
condition, close IN, south side. Address t02 :.
care World.
WANTED - y. rent a modern seven or eight.
room house with garage, south side Phone
53E-.t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
FINANCIAL

OKLAHOMA STAR OIL. Aflerthought cop.
per, Black Panther oil. American Telegra
phoHo,. Uncle sum oil. Hull Copper Emerson
Motors and many other unlisted stocks
bought and sold BOX 7h Little Rock. Ark
fREE-Scrics Of lessons on stock buying
Every investor should read special edition
upon request. N Y. dispatch, suite I.7ol.
5Oj Finh avenue. \. y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
BUsINESs CHANCES


FOR SALE-Picture show equipped with
modern and upto date appliances, includ
ing opera seats, exhaust fans, etc, mirror
screen, seating capacity four hundred cen.
trally located. in a new building and one ~
the best show towns In ToNas-Denison. Now
being operated under u lease; decided bar
gain aud splendid opportunity 10 make
money. Must he seen TO be appreciated. Rail.
road fare for the purpoS Of inspection from
any point In Texas or Oklahoma will bee re-.
funded 10 purchaser This show cost more
than $1,000. will sell at less than half cost.
no trade No time to answer idle inuqiriers
y. j. Smith. 22sls Main street Dcnison.
Ie1as
5000 ACRES OF LENSES-This is what |
can gct for some responsible party who
viii drill. all II these leases are m solid
hudy lNIug south and west ~ Gushing field
Better zee me or write A. this cant last
long tharlts \. u'cson Sapulpa Okla, 400
Bat Dewey.
FOR THE SMALL INVESTOR Those wish.
ing 10 invest In young and growing oil
company with seven pumping wells, call
phone 2ts3
ron SALE Make offer. SEX Sec. go sn.
BE. NEh Sec. 3j-sn.15c Pi'tsburg coun.
iN okla. Roth tracts carry AN mineral
rights. address ioN i6l5 care World
FOR SALE OR TRADE Complete restaurant
outfit Pr.cr $500 in storage Sc, Nichols
Siolagc \ Transfer Co. Phone Ms. No rca
sunabio offer refused.
HAVE good block Of acreage iu the rcw
Lahrti, county, Kan, oil field Opeu ior
drilling proposition Bon I2I Parsons. Kan.
LEASES for sale near highest gravity oil
wells n oklahoma. Prices right Address
bon -. Arim0re. OKLA.
FOR SALE Restaurant located In Sand
Springs other business reason for selling
Call 2Otl or write T., o. box gj2. Tulsa
VALUABLE acreage IN proven territory for
drilling contract. See Merry, jJ1 Robinson
Bldg. Phone G129.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Restaurant At Sand
springs: bargain. Address Club cafe
Sand Spring, Okla.
CHRISTMAS present and toys. New York
'torc 2l3 East Third
HFALDrON crude and production for sale
iu hld. Address iOl5. care World
$500 DEPOSIT on sedan for sale at $500
loss. Address ig72, care World
THE oil Exchange restaurant at kiefer rs for
rent Apply Y 4. Jcphcott. kicfcr. OKLA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

Phone 1861. 23A-36 Robinson Bldg
FURNISHED apartment for rent Phone
1904
FOR RENT.-Ncwly furnished apartment IS
Me.t SIXTH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
PERSONALS
FAMuLY lLlMlrATuOM
RNIRIrIHl CONTROL

by Margaret Sanger. Authorized Re
vision Price 81 delivered. Write f.
j. Schmitt l22la South Hudson
street, oklahoma City Okla,
MAGNETIC HEALER, scientific aud reliable
Mrs. Alice Coy, 1920 South Main. Phone
Jlll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS

SEW1NG MACHINE dropkead, New White,
golden OAK automatic lit the latest i'm.
proved rotary shuttle. complete bal. bearing
six drawers hand carved: cost S7j retail AZ
great sacrific for S23.5O for cash today
only. Call 3lIig West First street, room q,
after a, m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
REAL ESTATE
ChrdsQmmss BargaimsQ
Bwy lESrly

FiNe-room bungalow, South Boston;
possession soon. 81 600 cash. balance
terms. Price S3.iOO.
SiN-room new bungalow, hardwood
tloors; nice decorations ana Hhapdc-
Hers; laundry room iu the basement
rnrnge, good well Of water This is
lucutod on the south eide. lrp-tu-dlt'
district, $3.50 cash, balance easy
terms Price $3.50.
fiNo-room. enst front, South Cincin-
nail. lrioe $500. Glvr terms.
rive rouWS. West Nintn. Price
&" 500. Cash payment $500
Four-room good house and garar"
ON car line east part of the city, $50
cash. balance S25 per month Price
S,25O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-18
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-By couple without children.
four or five-room furnished apartment:
must be first class Address i06s. care World.
WANTED-Five.room house or apartment.
Call l347.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26
One That Came First,

Hub tsurveying mass of bills)-"As to how t<iese are to be paid am com. pletely in the dark Wife-"Well, there's one of them you'll have to pay or be even more in the dark-the gas bill. "-Milwaukee Daily News.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26
.PREDICTS LADIES'
 SHOES WILL GO ID $40
Increasing Cost of Leather Will Cause Change in Style to Patent Leather
 With Cloth Tops.

Boston, Nov. 25-High leather boots now so much in vogue for women's wear, soon will be thing of the past and it will be but a short time until patent leather shoes with cloth tops will be ''al lthe rage" throughout the country. The increasing cost of leath- CT, which will send the prices as high as s20 for best grade shoes in the not distant future, is going to cause the change in styles.
 The public has not yet felt the real increase in cost, speakers told shoe men here attending their annual con- vention. By the end of the European war. real and all-leather shoes will be very few. Alfred W. Donovan, chair man of the Massachusetts state board of labor and industry, and manufac- turer himself, said s20 to s30 would not be considered unusual prices. Elisha W. Cobb, president of the Bos- ton Leather Benevolent society, said that there wouldy be a rapid increase in the price of shoes for men.
 Passing of the nigh boots for wo- men will be one of the first moves, and use of servicable rubber fibre soles will be immediate changes to keep down the price, the only solu- ton offered by any of the speakers.
 Hollis B. Scates, one of the big Massa achusetts manufacturers, declar- ed that next year will be the greatest "white' season in years. He said that white canvas boots, selling at near s5 a pair, or perhaps even more, would be all ''the go.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26
PINE BLUFF TO LOSE TWO
 GOOD MEN.

Two ministers who will soon bt transferred from Pine Bluff to othel fields Of endeavor are the Revs. J. A Sage. presiding elder of this Metho dist district, and IT. F. Buhler, pastol Of Hawley Memorial church. Regret sincere and keen, will be felt here when they depart.
 MT. Sage, or "Brother Sage" as thousands in this district affection ately address him. has proved him. self 2 big-hearted. conscientious man, sincere in his efforts, and tn, right kind of man to lead in the Lords work-the right kind because he teaches ty example as well as pre- cept, and all who know Mr. Sage have come to regard him as man who practices the things he breaches
 MT. Buhler has not been in Pine Bluff but 2 short while. comparative. ly speaking, but in that time he has achieved remarkable success in build ing up his congregation, and instill- ing interest and enthusiasm into reli- gious work. He has demonstrated that the cooperation of young people can be obtained, and that church membership does not mean to fore. going of all pleasure, but on the con trary. that wholesome diversion--pro ductive Of genuine happiness, because there is no hour of remorse-is pro curable at church entertainments.
 Only the belief that their transfer will mean an extension of the king dom of the Lord softens the regret that will be occasioned here by the departure of J. A. Sage and II. r Buhler, conscientious workers in the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26

The Jefferson county juvenile cour board has recommended Miss Julia Houston for appointment as pro baton officer Of the court. and it i, expected that County Judge elect l. E. Cheek. who assumes office Friday will follow the recommendation Miss Houston has had special train ing for the work, and appears adapt ed for the duties. The experience sha has gained as probation officer and secretary of the Associated Charities increases her value to the county, and this patent fact appears to be well recognized by civic, social, religious and labor organizations whose mem bers are familiar with the work of the court and the probation officer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26
 THE STRANGER IN OUR MIDST

Here in the United tSates. says 9 writer in the current number of the Nations Business, are fully 2.00O students from the republic of Latin America; 300 fro China: ,00 from Japan. 300 from the Philippines, and hundreds from Russia, the near East and India. There are 275 at the Uni versity of Pennsylvania; 300 at Cor nell; 400 at Columbus; 250 at Michi gan; 300 at Illinois; 15O at Wiscon- sin; and 300 at California. At least 400 are enrolled in the various insti- tutions in Chicago. They represent wealth and influential families and industries. After three to six years of study they will return to posi- tions of power in their home coun- tries.
 A majority of the foreign students are studying engineering, industrial chemistry. banking, commerce, and business. administration they are in troduced to the latest inventions and the most modern appliances used by the mechanical and electrical engi- neer. the chemist and banker. After four 10 six years of experience vita articles used in American business, it