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Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Pittsburgh, May 25-CattIe supply light Market steady. Prime, $1250@ CTS. s11@11.75: fair, s1O 25 e 1o.75; common to good far bulls. s7@1125 : common to good fat cows, s5@1O: heifers, $7@11-50; fresh cows and springers, s40@9O veal valves. $40 s14.5O heavy and thin calves, $7@11.
 Sheep and lambs-SuppIy light. Market steady for sheep and slow for lambs. Prime wethers. S12000 12.oO: good mixed. s11.00@11.75: fair mixed, s10.00@1o.75; culls and com mon, $500 O 500; lambs. $10.OO0 1900; spring lambs, s13.000 1900.
 Hogs-Receipts 10 double decks Market lower. Prime heavy hogs, S16.- 45@ 1850; heavy mixed, $16-85@16.4e; mediums. $16.30 O 1f.35: heavy york ers, s14.50@15.50; pigs, s13.25@1S.75; roughs $15.Olo@15.25: stags, $13.0O@ 1875.
 head. Market active. Prime steers, s12.00@13.S5; butcher grades. s7oOM 1175.
 Calves Receipts 1900 head. Mar ket active and 25 cents lower Gull to choice, s5.0o61425.
 Sheep and lambs@Receipts 1900 head. Market active. Choice lambs S16-50@16.75. culls to fair $10.0oD 1925, yearlings s13.0O e 15.oo, sheep S5.00@14.50
 Hogs.-Receipts 2.4oo head. Market active. Workers S15.00m16.75, pigs s14.50 014.75, mixed $16.75 016.S5, heavy s16- -75 @ 16.S5. roughs $15 @14.75; stags s12.75 @13.25.
 Kansas City, May 25.-Hog receipts today 2,O00 head Received yesterday s.799 head Ship ments 1.485 head. The market was slow. Quotations ruled from $1490 to s16.05 per 100 pounds against s15.10 o s16.15 per 100 pounds on Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
cRAVATH HITTING HARD.
Contended That PhiIIie SIugger is
 Batting Harder>Than Baker.

Fans argue more about the slug ging ability and driving power of Cav " Cravath and Frank Baker than about all other players. Most critics contend that Baker is the hardest hit ter as they beiittle Cravath's great extra base total on the ground that the small park of the Phillies is re- sponsible for many of his doubles and home runs: but is about time that this idea was dispelled.
 American Leaguers do not rave about Bakers terrific drives any more and New York critics consider Waliy Pipp a harder hitter. Baker hits an different kind of ball when he is going good, but Cravath has proved that he is the most effective and dan gerous extra base hitter in the game. While Cravath's extra base clouts are generally long, high flies with great distance, Baker hits a low line drive.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
WAMSSANSS POPS
 INTO THE LIME LIGHT
Ties Speaker For Batting Honers in
 Am&riean League.

A new shadow this week is cast athwart the thpone of Iris Speaker, batting king of the universe. Forum ately for the peace of mind of Tristan, a fellow club member is the challeng- CT, and all his hits so much more i'm = prove Speakers chances for world S series spells.
 This latest menace is Wamsganss, second basernan of the Cleveland In dians who has crept up from 8 F with in the week to a tie for the lead with Speaker at .336
 George Sisler. the great little first baseman of the Browns. who set the pace the first month and more. is now in fourth position at .318. Ward Mill Ter of his own club tops Sisler with .320. Clarence Walker, of Boston. is fifth at .31s. Tim Hendryx, the oR,y Yankee 300 hitter. is tied with Tyrus Raymond Cobb at .31O.
 Following are the American League average for all games up to and in cluding those of Thursday Ia st.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
yill report when the Browns come

east
 Davis has been keeping tabs on Mur- ray from the beginning of the season and has watched him develop into a fast and heavy 4itting infielder. The Hartford club of the Eastern league 'has also been after him.
 Davis offer was very fattering as he was willing to sign Murray without even a tryout with the team, giving the youngster place on the bench.
 Murray received his baseball edu- cation a the Norwich Free Academy, playing for four years on the team. On entering Trinity he made the team the first year. At Trinity he has been de- ve-oped by Coach Jimmy Burns, who knows the game from start to finish.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
JEWETT CITY OPENS
 SEASON WITH A WIN
Team From Norwich Iayed-Score 10 to g.
Special to The Bulletin)

tSp6CldI to 4ne bulleIlnj
 Jewett City. May 27-Jewett City opened the baseball season Saturday at the new baseball diamond on Ash land street They played a team from Norwich and won the game by a score of 10 to 9. Before the game the locals and visitors together with. a number of automobiles containing the officials of the town, the umpires and treasurer L. M. Carpenter and Man ager Masse led by the Polish band marched about the streets of the town
 Warden J. F. Mccarthy pitched the first ball. Messers Carpenter and Masse have spared no expense in fix ing the grounds and expect to have some fast teams here.
 On account of bad weather Sunday the game with Canterbury was post poned It is rumored that the man ager has a dark horse in reserve to be on the mound at the next game and LeC1aire the fast N. F. A. shortstop will be with the nine later on. The
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
FORMER ACADEMY PLAYER
 MAY ENTER BIG LEAGUE.
Eddie Murray, Captain of Trinity, to
 Be Given Chance With the St. Louis American Team.

Eddie Murray, captain of Trinity baseball team, will be given a chance to make good in the big show with the St. Louis Browns when they come east. Murray, one of the best players that ever put on Trinity uniform, was interviewed last Tuesday by liar ry Davis, scout for the Browns, in re- gard to signing a contract with that team. Murray is undecided whether he will take up the offer or not, but
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28

Cleveland. Ohio, May 27.-CIeveland made it three out of four from New York today. winning 7 to 3. The In- dians knocked Caldwell and Russell with Love. New York drove Lambeth from the box but was stopped by Bag by, who allowed but two hits in six innings. Two home runs were made over the right field wall, Pipp and Speaker being the f.atters. Speakers home run. which was the first he ever made on the Cleveland grounds, was with two men on bases Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
Bridgeport Lands on Powers.

Bridgeport, Conn, May 27.-Bridge- port batted Powers hard and timely here today and had no trouble defeat ing Springfield, 6 to 3, in a game that Manager Paul Kricheu was ordered off the grounds in the seventh inning when he protected one of Umpire Nc Gauley's decisions. The batting of Finn featured. He knocked the ball over the right field fence and also made a double. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28

tingent Boston won only three out of twelve games. The American League lntersect1onal games ended today. The
 western teams won 10 and lost nine last week and Chicago made the best record for the entire series, winning i2 and losing 3. Boston led the east
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
White Sox Take Fourth Game.

Chicago, May 27.-Cicotte had the better of a pitching duel with Walter Johnson today and the Chicago Amer jeans took the final game of the series by 1 to 1, making four in row from Washington. Cicotte was effective at all stages, the only Washington run being the result of a triple by Foster and a long fly by Milan Johnson pitched good ball, but poor work by Crane upset this. The latter made two errors which gave the locals three
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
St. Louis-soston eatted to Tie.

St. Louis, May 27-St Louis and Boston battled eleven inning to a 1 to l tie today, darkness preventing furth- CT play. Boston got it's run in the sixth inning when Janvrin singled, stole second and scored on Gamers double. St. Louis run came in the third on Johnson's double and Plank's single. LaVan was spiked in the arm and forced to retire in the sixth when Janvrin slid into second base. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
MONEY.

New York, May 26.-Mercantile paper S4@5: sterling. so day bills 472. commercial 50 day biEs on banks 4 71 1-2, commercial 50 day bills AT If. demand 4.75 SIS. ables 476 7-16 francs, demand 5.72 3-4. cables 5.71 3-4 :: guilders, demand fl IA, cables fl 3-S: fires, demand 7.01 1-2, cables 100 1-2: rubles. demand 25 3-4, cables 25 7-8: bar silver "A 5-S; Mexican dollars 5S Is; government bonds steady; rail- road bonds irregular
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
chaIlenoes Thermos Team.

The Greenevi1le Independents would like to arrange a game with the Ther- mos team for Memorial day Address Manager Stevenson, St. Regis avenue
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
COTTON.

New York, May 26.-Cotton futures closed steady. July 21.56, October 21 22 December 2129, January 21.34. Spot steady; middling 22
 Cotton futures opened steady July PHO, October 21.35, December 21 .A5. January 21.4S, March 2166.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28

There is no doubt about -la power -f Bakers wallops hut he Is r1f ee con- sistent as Cravath
 At the present time c-arasr -r far ahead of Baker fn af darar-r and is not only the Ieaftrr artra rHH9 hitter Of the game. 1ut aiHo .H of the leading run scorers is hitting .346 and has made ra hits count for 5Z total dasaa .r- ing i've home runs. while I71aHs craze fs only .2I1. EfH 1g lz.r have totaled but 23 bases.
 These figures show flaf trfa- r-r- vath is a better and rH-frr Etr than Baker. The Iarta--s ar.-r es to fame was his ability tl the punch" in worid'7 ra-.as 1a-sr where Cravath failed Baker raIs several chances at worlds -a-.ar E.rr while Cravath has had rrr rEe he gets another next faI -.--s be different tale r0 re.-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
Bravee Purohase Perrv.

Boston. May 1.-The purchase of Scott Perry. pitcher, frona the Atlanta nounced today By shD BA1kon National League club.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
Stoninpton
Totals s 3 24 10 1.

tx) Ran for Sullivan in 2nd.
 (zz) Ran for Bennett in 2nd.
 (xx) Ran for Gilmore in 5th-
 tZl Ran for Sullivan in 9th.
 Score innlrgs- Stonington .....o 0 Oe c O-I Y. F. A .........1 2 x-I5 Two base hits. Shea. Shackley. Lenihan. Bases balls. of Stanley 2; of MaSy B. Hit by pitch Benett. Sullivan. Gilmore Struck out, by Stan Icy IS. by Massey Passed balls. Counihan. Shack ley Sacrifice hits. Parker. Meek, and Mcknisht Umpire. w. J. Stanley
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
SATURDAYS RESULTS.

National League SsE York f. Chicago L Brooklyn {. Pittsburgh l. St- Louis $. Bos1orI l. Philadelphia :. Cincinnati 1.
 American League Wzshins-on l. Chicago l. tSix innings rain) New York 4. Cleveland DctTnt II. Philadelphia 8. Bfst0n II. St Louis T.
 international League. Newark 5. Baltimore 4. Providence T. Richmond l. A-utr-zl 6. Buffalo Rochester g. Toronto l. fFfrst gzme-) Torcnio 1. Rochester O. fSeccnd game.)
 Eastern League NCw Haven s, Worcestsr g. Hartford g. Pcltland 5- New London {. Lawrence 9. fIo innirEz) Bridgeport f. Sir1ngfeld l.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
Brid dReport
SprinU6eId
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

American Lessue New York B. Cleveland :. Washington 1. Chicago 4. Philadelphia Detroit wet grounds Boston l. St. Louis l. (Caed end 11th dark ness
 Intern ational League. At Montreal-Bufalo 5, Montreal 3 At Nevark-Balimore l, Newark 2 tF1rst game.) At Providence-Rochester- Providence. rain.
 Eastern League. Bridgeport 6. Springfield B.
 American Association. At Minneapolis l. Kansas City 0. (First Rame) Minneapolis z. Kansas City 5. (Socond gsme) At St Paul 10. Milwaukee z. (Ffrst game) St. Paul g. Milwaukee 8 (Second in nings. stopped state laws) At Columbus z, Toledo 3. (First game) Columbus 12. Toledo S. Second game
 Southern Association. At Chattanooga l. New Orleans 4 At Nashville g. Mobile 3. A: Memphis 3. Birmingham g.
 GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY
 National Leaaue Chicago at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at New York
 Brooklyn at Boston.
 American League. New York al Philadelphia.
 international League Bufslo Montreal. Rochester at Toronto.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
Holy Names Challenges.

Holy Names ChaIIenges.
 The second Holy Name society base ball team challenges and team in Jewett City under the age of II years. Answer as soon as possible. Lineup: Homer FOntaine C: Chester Staffer and Napoleon Laliberte D: Edw. Blake 1b: Earl Brennan 2b; Emile Roy 3b; Joseph Cyr If; Joseph Barry If.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28

Baltimore at Newark
 Richmond at Providence. Eastern League. Springfield at Bridgeport. Worcester at New Haven. Hartford at Portland
 New London at Lawrence.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28

Jszett City .. .....s l Q 1 1 1 o-l0 N7r~ic1 0 0 S-7
 TEo base hits. Jewett City I. Norwich 3. Home runs Lzfzrc and Moran Bases balls. of Hol- land g. Of Buch f. Hit hy Ttcher. Norwich 3: Jewett City 2 Struck out. ty Holland 9: by Buch g.: by Potter g. Sacrifice hits. Mcintyre and Clapp Um- [ HeFu1I
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
Score:
Chicago (A)

Washington Q. ......O 0 0 o O-I Chicago .. .........O l l 0 x-4
 Two base hits. Leibold Johnson. Three base ht Foster.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28

Earl Simpson is uourf.-- tra Pet in murderous style. New Haven made no mistake in landing f1.e .rls-f.s. as he's a ball player pure and -u
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
Cleveland (A)
New York (A)

Score hy innings: .....--0 o-3 Cleveland ..-...--..I I x-7
 Two base hit. Caldwell Roth. Bagby. Home Pipp Speaker
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-28
Cleveland Defeats New York

Boston o 0 0 0 eI St Louis ......0 O-l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24

LOSI-Bay horse, TO hands -hirh oo0
pounds, scar ON both breast and both bioS
feet; reward. George Glenn, box 1872, olton.
Okla. ''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
SITUATIONS WANTED.

d 1.g..l
n'Lr unr 'NI'oiifn' tsi;ah. i'hh Ty,,
N''P'i "1"'' PO'I'IoH WIN ie''"D'o I - -
m mh ] oi GUY , ot .ny csm uio aen itb
or, fir,a o oh, years c,n aive host Of rcfer.
.r,.e irruJin forp,.r s'-rtover. 6095
rar, Nmr,J '''"N ''''''
10 ,NTrt, ,,.,.,,.-...., t.i. .,,a
of good family Yiabes niace "a bousa.
keeper nrefer i;1 rbnrye IN ,yid@ver,s or
bacLeior's home. club or for couple en-
pioyed, would ;.ka ,Iace "a cooL refeI.
tnces exchanged. Address box e8. Noil,
Mo.
WANTED-Position AS priyate secretary by
stcnographer Of Ten vanrsi experIonce ana
good executive ability; salary si25, with
opportunity for advancement Address Miss
Wilma Louise Cate 1917 Linwood boule'
yard, Kansas City Mo.
ANTED-Position as bookkeoper; am EN-.
ployed at present, but desire change;
can give best of references. Address 5s3A,
ears ,;,... World
SITUATION by man with several hundred
dollars in cigar cold drink lunch or other
Hmaii proposition. Address BOX 66o4, care
MotId.
"ANIED-By young man OF high, school
tuutatoh' employment OF any kind WORK
thht mas Advancement to offer preferred.
ndd,ess box 4'o2 care World
POSITION wanted Immediately by woman
bookkeeper' systemat'her, correspondents
thoroughly experienced Phone 5l22. Miss
rayhe,
estate, garden or truck farm; thorough
hNoNIeuse OF cultivation OF pants, trees hhu
,htuhs. ADDRESS boS 4af5' care World
ANIED- Permanent position by stonogra'
q, PneI heVetaI years experience IN various
INC prefer on or automobile line. Ad'
~. ~ 'Ss ,..,,,,I poA 'oo4, cure no!lu' ----
hN ~ iosltioh WIN sasollhe company
py eNperienced man IN construction ana ana
IIl,,'a''.s k1Soi'"e P'"n's' ihoho oo'
~ ~ '''', "'N
younk Z man WIN one year ehperlenee
stsrt ,l,,1is, s"i ddr heS ssTss care
W"rld ''u'''' ''N '''''
poeITtoN ,o,t.l a. ho,,sota.,,or b,. ,,o,,,.
nm vim her iittie Girl a ysars old Phone
Glgg Tia Easi second street.
RIACKSNTTu and pipefitter. married
want, steady iob 39 Years old Address
box 1880 care World.
LAUNDRY work wanted by white woman,
work guaranteed. an South Owasso
Mrs. Nellie Frazer
WANTED - Position by experienced lady
stenographer at once. thorough knowledge
Of office work Address 37l9, care World
YOUNG lady wants position os collector
or office work, well acquainted with city
Phone 562S
WILL SELL half interest in one OF the best
paying businesses in Tulsa, $4,000 cash.
Address box 1884 care World. -
WANTED-P2sition as chauffeur for private
car have mad fiNe years experience
Phono bI61,
WANTED - Position by experienced lady
stcnogrspher at once; thoro9gh khoWleds1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
HOUSES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-Eley on.room, strictly modern
q. house, located on corner Twelfth and
eenee. required. See Russ l.. Grant, 514
First National building. Phone 2l60.
FOR RENT - fiyeroom bungalow with
sleeping porch; nifty home. will rent
party leaving city. Call Moorehead 5539.
FOR RENT-Ten house, close in, rent
very reasonable, money making proposi'
uon providing you will buy the furniture.
FOR RENT-Furnished bungalow for three
or four months five rooms and sleeping
porch, good location, references required
S75 Address box 4ss5 care World
FOR RENT Elegantly furnished 7.room
house cistern, servant room and garage;
Sldo Per month best location. Address
post Office box i0l.
FOR RENT-Sx room house. well located
IN Kendall, furniture In the house is for
sale or will rent house furnished. Phone
FOR RENT-Desk room in r. r. Daniel
building II you buy my mahogany desk
and chair private telephone. Phone 1000.
ONE side OF new, modern Groom double
house furnished, $40 month, no chill.
dren. Phone 6615. l19 West Cameron
FOR RENT-Five-room furnished house
west side, for three months references
required. John Miller Co. Phone 604
FOR RENT-Six room house, modern, newly
=. painted and decorated, garage and barn
North EwoOd. Call 1897.
FOR RENT-Four Groom modern houses
ten blocks east OF Main street. s. f. Hisey.
Phone % Room d Culbertson building.
FOR RENT One broom modern house
Phone 1910 or 2o95I.
FOR RENT-New 5.room Louse in fairmont
addition. Zack Thurman race track
FOR RENT Tworoom house Address
Mrs Kernel, West Tulsa
FOR RENT Half OF double house to party
buying furniture. 4l6 West Fourth
FOR RENT-Oue-half Of furnished house,
modern II North Rockfort
FOR RENT-Three.room furnished house.
garage and barn. Phone 1884
.fIVEROOM mfurnshed house for rent
Phone 3174.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED Furnished apartment completely
equipped for housekeeping, with room
for maid answer giving details, prices, etc. :
references exchanged Address Box G653
care World
NEW, South Main. Aroom and bath apart.
ments, completed June l every improve
ment, sleeping porches, continuous hot
water; price $45. Inquire 1919 South Main.
WANTED or four-ro6m furnished
apartment or five room furnished cottage.
close in Address 665s. care World.
FOR RENT Four or fivc-room apartment
or bungalow; references Phone 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
TON OF POTATOES BY MAIL
Postmaster Found WAY To send Them
Without Extra Cost.

KANSAS CITY. May PA ton or
potatoes. pockcS in forty packages,
was received by H. j. Tipton in the
mail recently, at Othello, Wash, The
shinmcnt came from Marcnso and the
total postage was S2l.o0.
The consignor OF the potatoes is
postmaster at MIrenEo. The office
h"irg In The third-Class. the post
master receives his compensation
from the cancellation of postage, and
when he had cancelled the stamps
hcir value reverted to Ms salary
which enabled him t. deliver 'nc pro-
du,o at the deriuatiou without coat
tu himself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24

FOR SALE-Team driving ponies exc.llen{
condition; light, new wagon. harness and
buggy; good milch cow. +. 2. BaIdwin
Joe Station, Sand Springs line "'"'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

WANTED Partner, lady or gent. for
vaudeville show under canvas; everything
now ready for the road. Address Mrs. Ce-
ella Zermeno. Sand Springs OKLA.
FURNISHED apartment for rent, one block
west of Main on Fourth S75 per month
Call 5692
FURNISHED 5-room apartment for rent. Fer
particulars phone 1888.
FOX RENT-Furnished apartment, June 2,
price $50. 420A South Elgin.
FOR RENT-Five-room apartment. Q u Fast
Sixteenth street; S45. Phone 2l60.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
MANTED- Young mnn TO n.sist ON hnnA :

WANTED Young man to assist ON book.
and do general office work address I'm
own mndwritng stating MA eNneriepro
and SALARY desired. giving references. a!so
state % you ARE stcnographer Address
J.. o Boa 1912
mon school boys desiring work for the
summer aud young or midde.uged men
who desire 10 add t0 their incomes and can
work in the mornings should get In touch
with U.S. Address box 4o1d, care World.
W iNIED Male steuographer with at least
one year experience iu general office
Of line yard lumber company able TO check
u"i'} reports Address box 47'9, care World.
IAN ED h"! under - years Of age TO
"orA ,n 5HpP, must be steady ana indus.
o,s. '1I u''"''h ana CLOCK "a
w., ,,' a" ,.,,,,',.
HN EN h'''"' men 10 sen nursery
,,.,ts ,,..,g.. i,i,,sr, ,,sn. "EoIT spay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
FEMALE HELp WANTED.

LADIES wanted for dressmaking shop. Call
in person between so aud 10 a. m. no
phone calls answered. Marietta King, 109
East Fourth street. Calais building.
WANTED Experienced lady solicitor for
ozark water, downtown work good pay
for n. / worker. Eureka Springs Water
company Phone 916
WANrED-An Al stenographer and book
keeper: one who can furnish-first-class
references. Apply Mammoth Credit com
pany 3oi East Third
WANTED Young ladies' to learn telephone
work, no experience necessary. Apply
500 Pioneer Bldg or call Miss Senger.
phone 1900.
WANTED-M Middle-aged white woman for
general housework in family OF three;
good wages; references Necessary. Phone
$685.
A COLoRED girl from IL to Is years Of
age to care for baby. Apply l167 South
Cheyenne.
LADY bookkeeper and stenographer at
once. Oklahoma Business Brokers, room .,
NJ South Cincinnati
YOUNG lady. bookkeeper and stenograpS'r.
one experienced in gasoline line. Box
5s32 World.
WANTED White cook In private family,
good wages to right party. Apply zoe
South Elwood avenue.
WANTED -Saleslsdy who has had eNper-
riencc In sheet music department. Apply
parrow Music company.
ANTED-White lauudress for fine fabrics,
one who has cisteru and can do work
at home, must do good work. Phone 2662.
FAMILY or two will pay $40 per month FOR
good. experienced white cook. Address
box ASA, World. giving references.
WANTED Middie-aged woman who would
like good home to assist with homework
salary s. per week Phone 27G9.
WANTED - Washwpman to take clothes
home. only firstchss; no phone calls.
-Apply 902 South Galveston.
WANTED Woman TO wash Thursday morn
ing at l34 Fast Jasper.
PRACTICAL nurse and housekeopcr 226
WcN Eleventh street Phone Ss1l-J.
WNNTFp-Whitc girl for general house
work 2li West Fourth.
WANTED - Experienced girl FOR general
homework Apply 207 South Guthrie.
WANTED Good girl for general housework.
Phone 6073J.
WANTED Female hclp Apply at Sunny
side hospital, 52l North Boulder