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suffering very serious losses" :"
t$e reports.
part from their successful advance
ISRe north' the Tentons were success
in crossing the river only at Griso-
"a. four miles north of the sea, Just
|slow San Dona di Piave. Here, ac-
|ordins to Italian official statement,
enemy groups succeeded in filtering
brough into the marshy region bet
Feen the Piave and Vecchia, where,
|owever. they are held"
IN the mountains, between Lake
arda and Lake Ledro, a well pre-
pred Teuton thust failed completely,
fanks TO the effective resistance offer
oy our troops. and the enemy was
Pmpeiied to retire. reports Diaz. On
onday. after initial Italian successes.
fe Teutons admittedly surged forward
hd occupied the Tezzo-Lamon-Fon-
Rso-Arten-Foltre line.
Berlin reports the capture of Monte
sser (5.3S9 feeO, seven miles north
hst Of Asiago
Front dispatches today laid more
ress than on Preceding days on the
euton menace from the Trentino. II
now learnel that the Teuton at
.cking forces are divided into four
ain thrustini columns, commanded
follows:
On the lowet Piave, facing Venice,
en-. Borevic deuton left).
On the uppei Piave, between Ner-
asa and Folth, Gen. Won Btplow
luton center Ind right, main army.
In hthe Eastrn Trentino, Foltre-
siaso- front-qn. Krebatin.
In the Wefrn Trentino. from
siago up to selyio. on the Swiss
rider. Gen cdrad Won Heetzendorf.
rmsr Ausg9Iupgarian chief Of
eG,
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DIED.

TILTON-Suddenly on Tuesday, No
vember IL, 1917, MARY s.. beloved
wife Of Joel A. Tilton and daughter
of the late J. Henry and Marcelyn
v. Wilson. aged Sc years.
Funeral from her late residence. 1880
Twenty-ninth street northwest to-
day at 2 D. m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment in Glen
wood Cemetery.
WALTER-On Tuesday. covember Is,
1917, 10 .. m, at the residence OF
his daughter. Mrs. II. c. Graves.
3A Eleventh street southeast.
HENRY WALTER, 90 years OF
age.
Funeral from residence tomorrow at
2 p. m.
WILLIAMSON Monday, Noyember
Il, 1917, CHARLES A WILLIAMS,
son of Mrs. Anna Williams and
brother OF Alice B. Williams, aged
2S years. He leaves a devoted
mother and one sister, Mrs. Nellie
Shamwill, to mourn his loss.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
John Z. and Marie White, girl
Julian b. and Minnie NJ Williams, girl.
George and Lenora Wells hoy.
Andrew J. and Myrtle Walker. boy.
Gus and Frankalea Wakes. boy.
Francis r. and Jessie VI. Thompson. girl
Malcolm I. and Mildred Trimple, girl.
John G. and EdHina A. Riekert, girl.
John and Mary II. Reed, girl.
Charles 4. and Hazel l.. Martz. boy.
Charles c. and Emile Mayer boy.
Frank ]. and Katherine A. Massey, girl.
John and Margaret Marks, boy.
Alfred ]. and Jennie A. King. girl.
Elmer and Marguerite Trey, boy.
Herman and Mary G?eenwald. hoy.
Samuel and Tessie Caveson. boy.
Otho s. and Catherine f. harrington. girl.
Hugh sicC. and Marion L. Curran. girl.
John ]. and Gertrude L. CaroW, girl.
Joseph +. aud Mary Clcvengcr, girl.
Albert L. and Lima L. Clothicr. girl.
Percy c. and Irene Z. Brady. girl.
Arthur T. and Mary !. Basil boy.
Theodore aud Fanny Birge. boy.
Alton u. K. and Lady GeTtdudis A. z. AndeI
'oH. boy.
C0LORED.
John and Annie Scott hoy.
William and Bessie T.. Jones, boy.
Edward L. T. and Anna Elliott, girl
Wexford and Henrietta Coleman, girl.
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ALEXANDRIA PLANS
VOLUNTEER COMPANY
Will Be Part of Third Regiment Not
Subject to Draft.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
3. Z. knight & Sou.


Alexandria. Va, Nov. H.-This city
NAV shortly have a company of the
Third Regiment, Virginia Volunteers,
which will be commanded by Capt
Thomas B. Cochran, who is a former
captain Of Company @. First Virginia
Regiment, this city and who Is pres
ent captain Of Company c. Home
Guards. Capt. Cochran has just ac-
cepted the invitation offered him by
Gov. Stuart to organize such a COM
pany here and he is now ready to re-
ceive RECRUITS
The proposed company will have a
minimum strength OF 100 and men be-
tween the ages of q and 10 years old
will be accepted. Those who Join will
not be subject to draft, but viii be a
part Of the State as well as the ma
tional army. Just as soon as such
a company is organized, the neces-
sary equipment will be furnished by
the War Department.
William E. Moore and Joseph r.
Downey left this afternoon for Con-
nersville, Ind, TO bring back to this
city the automobile which was stolen
last Wednesday night, by two soldiers
which is the property of the Mount
Vernon Garage, shis city. The two
men captured in Connersville will
probably be brought here for trial
after the necessary extradation pa
pers are prepared. Downey will be
able to identify the men now in
custody who are suspected of being
the parties implicated in the theft
OF the machine.
misunderstanding Lodge of
Masons will tomorrow night pay its
annual visitation to Andrew Jackson
Lodge Of Masons. at which time the
master Mason degree will be confer
red by the officers of Alexandria
Washington Lodge.
r. Walton Moore. of Fairfax Coun-
y. will, at o'clock tomorrow night.
deliver an address in the auditoriumOf
the Eiks' Home in the interest of the
Y NJ. C. A. campaign. The mayor and
city officials are among the invited
guests.
Drafted men from this city and Al
exandriaCounty who departed today
for Camp Lee. Petersburg. Va, are as
follows: Fred E. McGruder. CourtIand
ShaSNeiAOIu anu AuSlln n. thompson.
Benjamin T. Taylor has sold to
Kathleen Sullivan Wells house 31S
North Columbus street, and to James
w. and Allie H. Ward house 3I6
North Columbus street.
The funeral of Mrs. Johanna Kra-
mer, who died yesterday, will take
place at IL o'clock tomorrow morn
ing from her late residence, ia North
Fayette street Services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rec
tor of Grace p. E Church.
Funeral services for Charles r.
Phillips will be held at noon tomor-
row at his late residence, 500 Cam
eron street and will be conducted by
Rev. E V. REGISTER. d. D., pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. The body will be shipped to
Herndon, Va. for burial.
"a movement has been inaugurated
among a number Of church people of
the city having for its object the
payment Of the annual capitation tax
- order that they may be able to par
FIcipate in the next election.
A special program for the children
will be given tomorrow afternoon at
the autumn festival under the aus
pices Of the congregation of st.
Mary's Catholic Church being held in
the Dyceum Hall The festival was
largely attended tonight.
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U. S. Solons See Poincare.

Paris, Nov. 1.-THE American Con-
gressional delegation which is visit
ing France was received this morning
by President Poincare in the Palace
of the Elysees.
The Americans were presented by
Henry Franklin-Bouillon, minister of
missions abroad.
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FOR SALE-MIScELLANEoUS.
AUCTION SALE.
THOs. }. OWEN a son, Auctio.eer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED By SEVENTEEN
TWO-STORG AND CELLAR MODERN
BRICK HOUSES. KNOWN As lliSIS-2z
l-M 23I67 sTApLES STREET NORTH
last. AND lNs l0l2ifl5-T7-ls ORREN
STREET NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON.
u. C
By virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust. del,
recorded in lzbeT No. SS. folio No. 81 and
Ilber No. S6l3, folio No. -. et se1. a the
Land Records Of the District Of Columbia. and
az tie request Of cue Of the parties secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees VIII sell st
flrlic auction IN iront N tie PREMISES on the
SECOND DAY or NOVEMBER. A d. 1871,
at O'Clock n. m. the fillowins-desTihed lspd
and premises sHutted in the County Of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia. desirnsted a. and b.
ing lots numbered > 3 ). y. 40 g. a.. S. Co. So
$. Sc. 8. in sIuare lo67. aud lots NUMBERED p,
=. :. Is. iu sIuEre 4O5s in o. G. Stsples Sub
recc-ied IN the Office % the Surveyor for rn.
District Of Columbia, in Liter e. at fol3o q
together With the Improvements thereon, eacb
parcel to he sold senarstely.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of purchase uooey
to be paid in cash, balance in two equal install
meutS. PAYABLE in zoe and two years. with m
tereSt az per cent per Gnnum, psyshle semi-
annually from the date Of sale secured By d-cd
Of trust On the property sold OF all cash az the
option OF the purchaser. A deposit Of seno viii
he required at time Of ssle on caoh parcel sold;
all conrcyancing. recording. etc, al cost Of
purchaser and terms Of sale 20 be complied
with within fifteen days Of date Of sale. other
wise Trustees will reserve the right 20 srll the
property at the risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser after Eve DAYS Advertisement Of sAd
pSalc in some newspaper in washinrtou. n. c.
HAROLD n DE WITT,
BERT T. AMOS.
rrrxtees
FRED S. SNTNDELL. HENRY I QUINN,
Attorneys for Party Secured.
The above sale has heen postponed until
THURSDAY. November Is 1917, sane hour ~
place. by orders Of the Trustee.
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THE TWO.

so you're going to marry the
widow?" said the gossipy woman.
who said so?" came from the man.
1.-THE widow. Of course"
"But 1t takes two to make a bar
gain"
Yes, the widow and her mother
will attend to all that."-Yonkers
Statesman.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, Apcuoneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PERSONAL EF-
FECTS. ETC. BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
To PAY STORAGE AND OTHER
CHARGES.
On SATURDAY. November p. 1917. coumenc-
ing at 80 O'Clock =. m. within the sslesrooDs
of Adam A. Weschler, 20 PcnnglEaniA avenue
storage and other charges. al goods stored with
US in the following names: Mrs. N. Curun.
Mrs Emma Mitchell. r. r. Van MsteT. John L.
Coleman James J. Coates Mrs. Ellen Dictkon.
TAYLOR Kn1rl. Mrs. Fsngle. J. N. Totten. W. II.
Shepherd, Henry Traynham. Mrs sadie Glen.
r. Martin. Mrs. s. Green, Ernest Vevey. and
Heicord Conyiiner Co
An PARTIES interested win please tAks NOTES.
Terms-Cash.
UNION STORAGE COMPANY.
nos l5S 706 Florida avenue northwest
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"wouId-Be" RevoIuioaists Arrested

New Orleans. La, Nov. H-Four
Spaniards. whose names government
agents refuse to make known. were
arrested today and are being held for
alleged completely to start reyolu-
ton In Mexico in favor OF Felix Diak
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE L.ANsTON MoNoTYPH
MACHINE COMPANY. Philsdelphi.. Pa
The Board OF Direetor has this day declsrsd .
quarterly diyidend of N per cent on the czpitAl
stock of this Company. paysble On the NTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1911. TO sfockholdea of
record at the ccse o. business, November ~
1911. J. SELLERS BANcRoxL. Erpumu9.
PhladelpAik Notsnbx {, III
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NOTICE

All etas addressed to The Washiasoa Herald mailed
side Of Washaston must have Scent stamp affixed.
Letters mailed inside Of Washington, addressed 10 The
Herald, must have cents postage.
All l-eent postal cards have 1-eent stamp affixed
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MONEY TO LOAN.

When you want money you
want it promptly. Deal with re-
liable concerns advertising in The
Herald.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY
real estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with resrect to prior pAymeufs
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Inc, sI7 18th 81. n
MONEY TO LOAn-s5o TO 500 800 on d. c.
real estate. Several trust funds, sis to 6 per
cent All transactions conducted with ecunoui.
cal consideration fer borrowers.
WM- n. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern Buiding S7 18th st NV.
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FOR REET-APARTMENTS.
FURNISHED.
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

wANTED-TWO. THREE, OR -FOUR ROOM
furnished or unfurnished apartment with bath
in building with good cafe. Write +. L.
DEyEREUX. Hamilton Hotel. or phone Main
Sls.
WANTED - BY RESPECTABLE
young married couple. with baby.
two rooms in northwest section of
city. Mount Pleasant preferred; or
small apartment. Address BOX rs.
Herald Office. II
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURSisHED.

lS4 KENYON ST. NW.-NEAR CARS-ONE
large, light room and porch; gcndemen only.
Col. 2lG2 "a
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CLERKS, AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS
freight handlers; also boys over 10 yelrs old.
Apply TIMEKEEPER. Adams Express Co.. "a
and sts. ne. nos
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FOR SALE-GARAGES.
PERSONALS.

RESOURCES REQUIRED ~ THIS BUsT-
ness are mostly biz. fat blnches Of czsh. and
We see 10 II that We have enough 10 Jay you
nest ior men ; won suits. oyacUatS shoes. etc.
We buy and iuy and prices pie: that's why.
Phone Us iur tn. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
Gl9 ID.
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Machinists, boilermakers, ma
chinists' helpers, boilermakers'
helpers, clerks, messenger
boys, baggage and mail port
ers; white and colored labor
ers. Apply Room 3oS. Union
Station.
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ROCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SIN.
gle hooks to eutire hbrsries Main
$50 PEARLMAN's BooK SHOP, 81 G
~. nv.
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FRED S. swINDELL. HENRY I QUINN
Attoneys for Party secured.

The above sale has hem postponed until
THURSDAY. November IS 1877. sane hour ~
PLACE. by orders Of the Trustee.
nnsTloIsIS
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WANTED TO BUY.

WE WILL BUY FURNITURE,
stoves and carpets. Call Line.
3249.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-29
SITUATIONS WANTED.

BookkEEPER and office assistant desires
position either in or out OF city five years
experience in general office work age .s :
married, steady and reliable; frat eass ref
crences as to character and ability; thor
oughly experienced in gasoline and oil work
Address Box 47ti, care World.
YOUNG married man just arrived
from Colorado desires 10 learn oil business,
field work preferred. Age % weight 40.
hard worker Best OF references, college
education. Address box 672i care World
YOUNG LADY who is good cook and
loves children wants board and room In
private family In exchange for services at
odd hours now attending Tulsa Business
college. Phone 1420
POSITION WANTED--Noung man desires
position with reliable oil company ~ oil
tester; references furnished IL required. Gail
99S j between - and . p. IN. or write Box
i763 care World
YOUNG GIRL steuographer desires position
by August 10, whore ability Hud character
count with opportunity Tor advancement F;
some experience in oil game, references.
Phone 3a5
EXFFRlFNCED filter, capahlc Of taking
charge of department; only hlgh.cass
establishments reply Address Mrs j II.
S, 3l09 Tracy avenue Kansas city, Mo
WANTED-Position IL stenographer hy a
young lady at present employed. Address
Miss Mary F. North, Hot Springs, ARK, care
Gen. Del
WANTED Situation by lady steuographer
testimony. Address q Kate Armstrong. Sa-
pulpa. Okla Telephone 100.
SALESMAN-Trayelin speciality, wants to
hear from some good house with good line
ON commission. Address Box d76O, care
World
WANTED By young man TO hear from
party who are taking trip to Sloan Springs
Ark. Thursday. Would drive ear. Address
box 6721 care World
BOOKkEEPEER wants extra work or will
keep set Of books after 1 O clock. Address
Box 416s, care World
COLDRED WOMAN will do laundry work
in exchange for rent OF servant house
Phone 6A6l, ask for Hattie Jones.
STENOGRAPHER. bookkeeper. general office
man desires situation. Address Box i755,
care World
EXPERIENCED stenographer would like
temporary position; competent Phone
400.
WANTED-Position as sienogrnphcr. Phone
67D4
WANTED-washins and ironing. Phone
264g
WANrED-Position as stenographor. Phone
6794
NONUNION painter wants work. Drop postal
to G. l. Norman Gen. Del. city.
CARPENTER solicitor, repairing. Hollis,
Phone 1858.
WANTED - Position by experienced and
competent stenogrupher Phone 200.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-29
GOOD PLAY GIVEN
MAIN WAR STOCKS

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Short COW
ering was again the paramount in
fluence in today's light operations
the over-sold condition OF the list be-
Ing seen in the l to 2 points gains
recorded by leading stocks. notably
war issues. Advances were largely
surrounded in the profit-taklng IN
the final hour. the market closing
however, with firm tone. Shippings
motors, feathers and secondary spe-
cialties shared in the temporary rise
but rails were ignored thruout.
United States steel At one time
showed a ! point rise at l23 rs. but
forfeited virtually all Its advantage
other industrials and equipments, re-
acting similarly. Industrial alcohol
was IA points at its top on active
trading. but yielding In part.
Metals and shippings were incon-
spicuous. except for Atlantic. Gulf and
West Indies. which rose almost II
points on its May statement OF earn
ings, but soon fell back. Total sales
amounted to 225,000 shares.
Bonds were irregular on very
limited offerings, the Liberty issue
being quoted at 99.3S to 9940, with
occasional sales AS low as 1896. Total
sales, par value aggregated Sl,270,00
United States bonds. Gold issues)
were unchanged on call during the
week.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANT ED-Experience white or colored
maid for general housework must he good
cook; small family: good wages to right
party. Phone 2ls1 or clll 602 South Gin.
cmnati.
HAVE one week s-work for several expert.
enced demonstrators in Tulsa; no canvass.
ing; give full details in letter as to previous
work, street address and phone rumbcr.
Address 4769, care World.
Sailors need socks Good
money made at home knitting hosiery.
Machines furnished on time. We pay fixed
rates for making the goods. Wheeler, Inc,
Neutrality-suspicious. to enter training; 3
years course; eighth grade education re-
quired Apply Superintendent of Nurses,
Denison Hostpitsl. Denison, Texas.
WANTED-,competent white, girl or middle
aged lady to take care OF 2yearod boy
while on eastern trip. Apply at once, SOP
East Twentieth, Maple Ridge
WANTED Young ihr1es to learn telephone
work; no experience necessary. Apply
800 Pioneer Bldg or call Miss Sengsr.
500 WINlKLY made writing names FOR Mail
Order Houses. No canvassing, part cularS
for stamp. The Guide Company Memphis,
Tenn.
newspapers, magazines. Experience, un-
necessary; details free. Press Syndicate,
$50, st. Louis, Mo
LADIEs-We buy crochet and tatting; 12e
gets prices ana particulars. Lauleh
Crochet club, Box 33s, Healdton Okla.
" ANTkD- Mddle-aged woman for general
h1usework; good wages TO night party
Apply 70l South Cincinnati
WANTED-At once, neat and experienced
cook. Apply in person. Sunnyside hos
pital, 521 North Boulder.
WANTED-Womnn to take care OF baby (;
will pay 81 per week, board and room
2I1 South Xanthus street.
ELDERLY woman to care for 5-year old girl,
assist In three-roOm apartment during days.
Phone 475S.J.
WANTED-Lady stenographer. Call Stand
ard Roofing g. Material Co., North Boston
and Katy tracks.
WANTED-Msid OF all work small fam
ily; s5. Phone 5s36.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. skirtmaker. Apply
100 Calais Bldg.
WASH skirts at cost. Partisan Sample
Rooms, over Wonderland theater.
PRACTICAL nurse with experience. Phone
B597.
WANTED-Girl TO do homework; small
family: good wages. Phone 1898 or 2645
M1DDLE.AGED colored woman for general
housekeeping Phone 6256.
WHITE GIRL for general housework. Call
at 401 North Newer.
EXPERIENCED dining room and Kitchen
help. 2i7 South Denver. Phone 7053.R.
WANTEp-Waitress at Brady Cafe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-29

BETTER THAN oll.-on Monday morning
July 20 the Carnegie Mining 4 Milling
Co. viii release 10000 shares of their stock
At ~ per share for the further dovelopmeu NJ
OF their property; this property is located ~
the richest section OF the Miami zinc and lead
fields being east Of the big ficher mills and
southeast Of the famous st Louis group
the company Is now operating SHAFT &c
feet deep vita 35-foot face OF high grad,
ore. this il not speculation; II you wish q
good business Investment and quick returns
mail a check before August / 3 for the mum
b-r OF shares You wish TO Carnegie Mining
Milling Co, AOl BAUM B.dg, oklahoma CITY
No certificate will be issued for less than
30 shares, $50
Buy AnalgRmatcd oil . cents share Pay
half cash let your dividends pay the bal
ancc. Make your money do double duty
Twenty producing wells. Let earnings pHS
half your stock stock issued TO vOl now
Write for particulars. AmalgamatcI On
Co. ll0i Colcord Bldg, Oklahoma, Okla.
LUMBER ana building nateral---touisiana
long leaf yellow pine lumber shipped direct
from mill, subject TO examination. shingles
windows, doors and hardware no advanc,
payment required quick shipments, grade and
count guaranteed. Send material bill foi
estimate II. ID Taylor 4 Co. Lake
Charles. La
INCORPORATE your operating or holding
company under laws best Tor your Specia
requirements. No par. value shares when de-
sired. Liberal charters. Low costs III
ficirnt service. Profit from our long eN
pcritnce Pacific Incorporating Association
Arcade Bldg, Seattle, Wash.
ATTENTION lNNESrORS-A safe 10 pei
cent home investment; $500 first mort
J. 1921 on Osagc Iron Steel Coz bar
iron rolling mill, Sand Springs; only S3UU
cash. Address Box 67ss care World
MY OPPORTUNITY has come, here's YOURS
must sell quick 100000 yonrl: bust
pcss to fulfill my new contracts, this bust
Will dpftblg In ug duNg lpruugp "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-29
HELP WANTED AGENTS.

AGENTs-Big Summer Seller; something
new concentrated soft drinks. Just add
water; delicious drinks in a jiffy-any time,
any where. Big sellers for home, picnic,
parties socials etc. Guaranteed under pure
food laws Carry in pocket. Agents coming
money--s6 to si2 day. Write for free out.
III offer today. +. M feltman, 2l3 3rd ST..
Cincinnati, Ohio.
drinks; big demand 25 per cent commis.
sion; TO producers $40 weekly drawing ac-
count; guaranteed non.alcohollc Write
Herthal Mfg. Co, 81. Louis, No.
sNAPPY Rapid Seller. S. daily easy. Com.
pletc outfit TO men and women workers.
Act quick. Crofts & Reed Co.. Dept A,
Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED--0wn your own bust.
ness; sell Fritchs vegetable soap. Write
ter free sample. J. A. fritoh. ST. Louis. No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-29
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-About August LIST by coupe with
two small children, furnished apartment or
light housekeeping rooms. Must he lcason.
able and desirable. References. Address
Box 6752 care World
REV. ALBERT MASSEY wants to rent six
to eight room furnished house close in.
Phone b7ll-J between and or 1890
and p. M.
WANTED to rent. about hveroom furnished
apartment or house convenient to town.
Box G7q7 care World
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The White
Feather
scoNTrYUED PROM PAGE NINE.

!. cCoNTINuFD FROM PAGE NINE,
about. Hut This secret isn't my OWL
to tell you, yet
"Thon II must be more to you than
your love for me-" said Molly.
I'm way, yes"
"oh, cried Molly, drawing away
from him with a stricken look In her
eyes.
dearest, there is one thing that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-29
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED couple with baby . months old
wants three nicely furnished rooms,
ground floor private entrance must be
modern Address Box G7ig care World
TWO housekeeping rooms In modern house
man and vile; objection " not close
IN. Address Box 67o6. care World.
WANTED-Permanent room in private home
by young lady employed. Address Box
i75l, care World
WANTED-Two rooms for light Housekeeping
by young couple must be private, modern,
close in. Phone 3ii7.