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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-24
Res-eso el sheriff.

Ha regresado de Ia ciudad de
Austin. 2 dondc fuera a~tendiendo i
IN llamado del Gobernador HOBBY,
q, Sheriff del Condado de Camaron,
MI VanFs. Este fuiciona1fo cele-
bro una larga conferencia con el Co
bernador. confcrencia que Sc supo-
ne verso sobre Ia vigilancia en- IA
Inca en- esta parte de la frontcra.
Crdese que el sheriff ha informado
al Gobernador sobre los datos q2e
recesita conocer para poner en- prac-
tica los proyectos f~ormulados Ell IA
~conferencia que celebr6 reclentemen
te en- Laredo con el gobernador del
Estado de Nuevo Leon.
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RECORTE

listed Y guardc esta direction para que
SC IL mucstre a sus amigos que sUfren
de caIlos, mezquInos, Zi7oleS y granos de
la picl. Con 25c., en- timhrcs postaies que
me rcInita, lc Inando a vuelta de Correo
franco de porte, Una cajit8 de ponada
Gonzalez. La meIor del mundo para estas
Intermediates. DeyuelYo el finer0 a la
persona que Sc cure y no sane.
ESTiRIDION GONZALEZ
T.. o. I;uN So. LAREDO. TEX.
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Acusados por faltar al registro.

Ia Cortc que estuvo en- scsioncs
iurante IA semana juzgo varies
acusados de faitar al registro mill
tar ordenado por el presidente Will
son. Los juzgados fueron los sigulen-
ties: Juan Vi.larreal, a quien Sc de-
clar0 a6suelto, por tencr mas de
~trcinta Y Ill amos Y no estar, por
lc mismo, comprendido en- la ley;
Florencio Garcia Saenz, quien prOb6
ser ciudadano mexicano Y quedo
exento; Refugio Flores, quien quedo
pendiente para ser juzgado en- Ia
pr6xima corte; Y Guillermo Ramos,
Guy causa Sc vera en- otra OCCASION
per estar auSente Ell acusado.
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VariOs pueblOs fueron
~Captmados por los
zapatistaS

PtEbL.h. DlclcmbTe lS.-LOS nu-
c,cos rebeldcs que con Emiliano "a
pata 4 la cabcza Sc encontraban ha-
&c a!gunos dias en- Axochiapan, 4 in
mcdiaciones de Chietla. ahandonaron
por algunos dias aquel poblado para
II en- busca de elemcntos a rancho
rias Y pob!aciones iEdefensas.
Divididos en- varias partidas sa-
quearon c inccndiaron pueb!os sitHa-
dos en- "A IONA de los volcanes y con-
sumada Su hazana. volvieron a AXo
chiapan, donde de nuevo estan con
c~cntrandose. Su iefe Immediate cs ei
general Everardo Gonzalez, jcfe de:
EstaGo Mayor dc Zapata.
Los pueDlos mas damnificados son
Tchuitzingo, Tcpcncne Y San Nice
las. aSi como valias ~rancherias cir
~cUnvecinas, de donde extvajeron los
zapatistas cu2nto les vino en- CANA.
G9iando q sus moradores CT la mas
absolute mieria. .Asi 10 reficron We
cinos de csos pueblos que han ilega-
DO a Chiotla, en- damanda de recur-
sos para subsis.tir.
Con e. regreso de los zapatistas
4 AXochiaPan, Chietla vue;vc a es-
TAR en- pcligro de ser atacada, por 10
CUE el ~coroncl Morales. iefe dc la
g~uarnici6n ha pedido que Gsta sea
roforzada convcnicntamente.
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-VENTAS-

OFRECEMOS los siguientes ca
rros de segunda mano, a pre-
clos que lie convene investigar.
VEALOS ANTES DE COM
PRAR. cadillac" con luces
electricas y manipulation auto
matico. packard" 80, en-
muy buen estado. Tambien te-
nemos de otras marcas Y y ta-
manos, todos en- I'm estado eN-
celente. Condolences a perso-i
mas responsables. CITIZENS
AUTO CO., 222 West Travis
St. C1222).
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Sc venden tres miquinas. dos para engar-
collar Y trOZar en- hOjalai ria V una para
pullr en- ZapaIerid. DirigIr I TCOdOrO Ma
varro. 80 West Commerce ST. N20)
PERSONA uuE Sc AUSENTA de este lu-
gar. vcndc dos autos SIudebakcrS, q ci-
iindr0S. con rledaS de a.aIabrc, caSilntle-
voS / preCioS muy c0modos. OcSrran
Main Plaza 2ii. (i230l.
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PESOUISAS-

ANGELINA :. de OLIVAS dara $500 de
qualification a Guien lc dc InrOrmeS eVac-
loS del paraGcTG de Su cSpOSo PcrfcCto
OlivaS. de QG!cn reclb.1 IL Ultima nOiicia
en- 1916. de BulteS. :Ariz.. de dOnue eScri-
bio a Durango, Mex. lugar de Su naci-
micnIO, diCicnGo que iba a Salir para eS-
te tiltimo lugar. Dirijirse a In !nIeresada,
Box 70, Barring, MO-, Z. L. 4.
(a23j).
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inform" del paraGcru del Sr. Jesus Fam
brano. de - amos Il" cdad, mIy ronocldo
en- los alreird0r"S d" san Antnnlo. Dirt-
jIrSc z 2ii5 EakIn 81, DALLAS, TEN. car
go de Jose GalveZ. C22a5l.
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DE.SEO sahcr cl paradero he mi llcrmana
Ignacia CaS,aIedl. DE- QuIen rcc!bt SuS VI
tlmaS nolirtaS de san CcrnardinO. Cal. Ia
ce 70 amos que no Ia veo. Diriirsc i Sa-
"a CaS!alcda, Box i32 GLENDALE, AliiZ.
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Regres6 a Matamoros
Ell iefe c%arrancista
Tirso Gonzalez
Habla de la parte que tomo
en- los combates sostenidos
contra Almazan

correspondence Especial para la PRENeN
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Dlclem-
bre 2l.-Tirso Gonzalez, Jete mill
tar de Matamoros, que Sc encontra-
be en- campana desde que sc tuvle-
;oa los primeros informes de las ac-
t:viGades de las fuerzas revolucio-
narias de- general Juan Andrew Al
mazan. regreso aver 4 Matamoros'
dopde tiene establecido su Quartet
general. habiandose hechb cargo
naevamente de Ia j~efatura milltar
de Ia plaza.
Gonzalez ma referido a sus ami
ros u u tropas tomaron partlcl-
naci6n muy activa en- los combates
librados contra las fuerzas felicistas,
Y IL la captura de Ia plaza de Aqua
lesuas Sc debi6 al esfuerzo de sus
hombres, que atacaron al enemigo
despu&s de que las tropas de Csu-
IA habian sido aniquiladas y muerto
Ell referido jefe.
Ign6rase 81 Tirso Gonzalez queda-
ri en- Matamoros o 81 volvera q Ia
camDana contra los felicistas.
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Servicio de guardias suspendido.

ia sido ~suspendido el ~servicio de
guardas que dtsde hacc varios me-
ses SC vcnia hacienda en- ell Vado
Publico. Tai se-vicio 10 hacian los
tropas federales por acuerdo del je-
fe de dichas tropas en- eSta region.
nero con motive de ia partida de
gran nUmero de las fuerZas del ejer-
otto regular. con rumbo al norte del
EstaGo, Sc resolvio ~suspender las
guardiaS.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
PROFESSIONALS

PROFESSIONALISM
DR. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. Medicina :!
Ciruefa en- general. Hotel Monterrey
Cn?rtos IS. 70, 100 South SAINTS Rosa Ave
nue.. Tel9Cono Crockett SIS. u23i
DR.. F. vAzQUEZ GOMEZ. ~oiios-Garssn
IS y NariI. 800 Pross Blds.-saR Antonio
Texas.
DR.. J.. L. FOSTER. Dertis:a. 500 Gieh,
Buildins. TeIefouo Crockett IS. San Az
tonic, Texas. Sc habla Espahol.
GY JTlY Long NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y CT.
rugfa general. oficina BOG Frost Bldg. Te'
IefOEo Travis $50 Y Travis 1887
DR.. SiLGyiE GARXA ALDAPE-De ia Facu1.
tad de Mexico: autor!Zado en- Ell Estado df
texas. especiaiIsta en- Intermediates gen!'
to-urinerias y cirugia en- general o!lcina
l02 East NueVa -.
Oh. ". MARTINEZ GuZMAS. Intermediates,
cecretGS Y part0s. Medicina en- general
0rcina. Dolorosa ST. No. 62i Teiefono ira
<R. ARTURO CRiM!.R. opticO Suizo. ESne-
r~ial.Sla lie IL v:sl1. $40 Hicks Bldg. ES-
qulna de Houston y Aventda c.
EMPLEOs-
Sc NECESiTAN b!uSeroS primera clase. Pa.
garcmuS sig 4 SIS pOr bluSaS Y de $500 3
$50 pOr pa%ntalOncS. 3D6 Frost Bldg.
Sc NECESlTA SclOra sofa, dcccnte cue
sea bucnd C0rine?a Y que cntrcnG: aigo
cl iHglcs. para cOcinar en- casa particular.
- lr Gara bucn cuarl0 Y SucldO. Mag
ntrica ~oportUnidad para persona comDe-
lente. lnIOrman 396 W. Commerce 81
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81 NECESTTA e1pres3 para que Tlevs sa1
Detacas G Ia estacl6n o Gamble sus
bIes hableie a Rosales. Telefopo Crockni1
rs! Y Travis 1925.
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TAQUlGRAFlA rac:iiiase apreIidizaie rapido
sic. leccidn.-EscTiiura maquina gratis
-ScOr:la ia lecCi0nes IngIes norheS.-Se
;nvitan SeGoritas-Jigg!lls-3a3 Hicks Bldg.
ipRfNIlA CT Ofici0 Dc peluQucrO. Nos
cUInprOH"irtnUS 4 -cn>ciarSclO en- IIlaS
rlant3S SclnandS. NCinOS. o cSCriblnoS
hoy Imisinu Y darcmOS dcialHS. N0ler
Barber College. - Vest Commerce ST.,
san Antonio, Texas.
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HOTEL ZAFiRO. 6Oa-I. West Houston.
CTarroS de rcnta por dfa o semana, ioda
cOmodidad. Luis Herrera y Anita Martt-
ncz, Props. uS.)
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LINrIO ! RENUEyO sombrcros, todas cIa-
seS. Recibo materiales directamcnte de Il
fabrica para sonbreros STETSON. Yea
Ine. C. Sweetser, S0lbrero, 46 W.. Houf-
ton ST. 40.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
UNEARNED WEALTH A CURSE
Things That Come 10 Is Without III
fort Acr seldom Benefit.

Tho only thing that is of lasting
benefit to a man is that which he does
for himself, Money that comes to him
without effort on his part IS seldom "A
benefit, and often a curse. That is
the principal objection TO spcculd-
ton Is not because more lose than
gain. tho mat is true. but IT is be-
cause those who gain are likely to re-
celvc more injury from their success
than they would have received from
failure. And SO with regard to money
or other things that are given by one
person To another. 1t is only in the
exceptional case that the receiver is
really benefited. But if we can nelp
people to help themselves, there is a
permanent blessing conferred.
Men who are studying the problem
of disease tell us that it Is becoming
more and more evident that the forces
that conquer sickness are within the
body itself and that it is only when
these are reduced below the normal
that disease can get a foothold. The
way To ward off disease, therefore, is
TO tone up the body generally, and,
when disease has secured a foothold,
the way to combat it is to help these
natural resisting agencies which are
In the body. In the same way the fail
ures that man makes in his life are
due almost always to some defect,
some weakness of body, mind. Charac.
ter, viii or temperament john ID.
Rockefeller in Farm and Fircside.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
NO LIFE WITHOUT WATER
Wherever Thing,, Are Absolutely Arid
Life Cannot Exist.

All life is lived in water. Where
no water is. no life can be. The nee
cssIry machinery may have been al
ready made, as in a completely dried
seed, hat that seed cannot actually
live until water reaches 1t again. TO
live is to be wet; or in the phrase
of French student, Life Is an aqua
tic phenomenon"
When the supply of water is with
held from living things, they may sur
Nivo, but their life is slowed down,
as II were. In the completely dried
seed. life Is arrested altogether, yet
the creature is not dead. The French
call that "a case of vie superdue-or,
in our language. suspended anlma-
uon. After Hstonishingly long pc
riods, such seeds will terminate if
they are Watcred.
The astronomer tells MS that our
planet Is only one of many belonging
To iunumorabie suns. and he wonders
whether this little "ukewarm bullet
OF ours, as Robert Louis stevenson
called it, is really unique In bearing
a burden of life. There is one path
that leads to the answer of his query.
If he finds no evidence of water on
other worlds he cannot expect to find
life there Youths Companion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

HAVE for rent one rront bedroom; strictly
modern in every respect, close in: one
block form car line; gentleman preferred
92O North Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
MALE HELP WANTED
MALE HELP WANTED
SpEfmg Style
(For men and young mem
Snappy Suits. sl4.5O to $3.50
Guaranteed to be $25.00 and
$4,000 Values.
Why pay more
SMART ClLOTHllES SHOP
Cubertson Bldg. Main. corner Fourth.
Walk Upstairs, Save $40

DOt BILE your money selIIng diamond rings :
rs karat, genuine. Iertect blue white dia
mond ring, s22 so, that retails for s45 c. o.
d., on approval. Beck Jewelry Company.
wholesalers of diamonds. 40 Equitable
building. Baltimore Nd.
WANTED-Active energetic men to join our
auto club Just forming. big beautiful.
Maxwell touring car TO be given away. III
you live outside Tulsa county investigate
ihls II may mean car for yon Address
World Auto club, World Bldg, Tulsa, okla.
WANTED Good boilermakers and helpers
Tor oil field repair work, good wages and
steady work, none but sober, industrious
men need apply Oklahoma Boiler works.
Sapulpa. Okla.
work on farm, man to do farm work and
wife to take care Of house. Phone J-52j
or write j. +. Denmon, Nerdigris, Okla,
route l, box A.
WANTED--G careful delivery. boy; pre-
fer one with dry cleaning experience; one
who understands car good chance for
right party. Apply Tulsa Cleaning x Hat
Works l0i North Main
MEs-our illustrated catalogue explains
how we teach the barber TRADE quickly !.
mailed free Moler Barber College. kansas
city Mo.
WANTED Five men to represent the
patriotic and protective order Of Stays
references required. Call 2O2 First National
Bank Bldg
HIGH CLASS sale, man wanted TO sell loan
and investment contracts. COOPERATIVE
League, 42l First National Bank Bldg,
Tulsa.
OFFICE boy wanted, preferably one who has
had experience marking maps in oil com
pany office. Ralph Development company,
a3i Mayo Bldg.
hE an automobile expert in six weeks; our
big book tells you how Rahc's Automo-
bile School, 50l East Eleventh St, Kansas
city Mo.
WANTED-A good sober barber that il
acquainted with the town to work nights
$l5 guaranteed Depot Barber shop 10
South Boston.
WANTED Boy as cashier; also have open
ing for young man as salesman and stock
keeper. Holmes ClothcA shop, 223 South
WANTED -uue good tiightbarrel cooper
D., Apply to Texas Company refinery West
Tulsa.
WANrED-Man and wife on 1Oacre truck
farm, Y miles south Of Kendall r. +. d
2, Deylin box 10.
WANTED Firstclass coatmaker sober
one Joe DeNna IA East Third, suite
8. We pay sll and up for sack coats.
MEN who are producers; something entirely
different; calling on business people. Ask
| Mr.. Wickham. 2l7 South Cincinnati.
| WANTED Five young men to run on the
road as news agents. Apply Fred Harvey
News stand Frisco station
JOIN THE ARMY Recruiting offices at OK.
lahoma City, Tulsa, Muskogee Chickashr
Ardmore and Enid.
MAN OF ability wants clerical work OF
bookkeeping. but not stenographer. Ad
dress 5717, care World.
WANTED-Fivc young men 10 run as news
agents on Frisco trains. Apply Fred Harvey
news stand Frisco station.
| WANTED Expert need furniture salesman
at once. Apply 3o9 South Boston.
| WANTED At once three first-class timers
McLease & DAVIS Okmulgce. Okla
| DESK room wanted Phone 266O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

KANSAS CITY. March 19-HOGS- Re.
ccips $500 head. market ljc higher. bulk
Sli3uu ltsu, heavy SlLSjG 10, light SI4
HI4TO. pigs $950Wl3
ChTrIt Receipts $4,000 head; market
sironE prime !ol steers Sll75Wl. 20,
steers Ssp1uj0. COWS StVlu. hoiicrs IS
all sio0hcrs S1l0N1o 90.
SHEEP- Receipt, IS 900 head, market loo
70 l5c higher; lambs Sl4l0U1l.sO. yeatl-
Ing Sl.n 1855 wethevs $ll7jN 90,
ewes $40 ujua 1925.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
WANTED to RENT HOUSES

PERMANENT, responsible couple want well
furnished house or apartment in good
neighborhOod. Address 5775, care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

q15c higher. native beef steers HO.50G
MS. yrarling steers and heifers 81 50 a
II so, cows t5.50@lO. siockers and feeders
81 76HO Texas quarantine steers - "a
o 30, prime yeariing steers and heliers SOU
6tIO, uNttVe culvo, 80 a 1915.
SHEEP Receipts ass head market
steady: lambs S13@l5. ewes 3.5O9 -,
yeat!ings Sl2 2jml35O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

CHICAGO March lp-UOGS Receipt
+ 900 head market unsettled. early advance
OF roc TO l5c above Saturday, average lost
early top 1517', new high record bulk
slt65G l5.O5. light Sl42OG 1890, mixed
Si4 5Oa 1905. heavy slI45a 1905. rough
S'I Is n Il go, pigs $40 5OHl32j
CATTLE Receipts 1000 head, market
firm. native beef cattle 80 - a T. 65. stock
cr, md f-aders 80 .IUm q 80, cows and heifers
F5.7-d d1O.t5. calye, SlO25M1i2a
SHEEP Receipts 5000 head market
firm, Vether, Sll1ON ~ G5 ewes s. 9u9
l225. lambs $l2 5OMI1 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished room, suit
able for two young ladies' or gentlemen
employed: s. per week. Phone 1873 or call
at 800 South Victor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
FINANCIAL

FOR SALE-Hundred shares Emerson Nc
tor company common sock; $le lSr;
make offer; will sacrifice for cash; 10
trade. viii divide; references exchanged H.
locscr. Gal Elmwood avenue, Brffl,o, n Y.
t.R SALE-kausas or stock and !e. SIS;
great bargain; Uncle sam oil stock 1,OOG,
So 5000, S37; 10000 TO 100000, 81 per
thousand Information. a. l.. Burton
lbroker) Wichita, Kan.
FOR SALE-2 rich Miami rinc leases; well
drilled; near Pitcher. Okla. hle proper.
ties for substantial operators. Frank b.
Wilcox. Joplin, Mo.
FOR SAI.E-Fiye thousand shares Uncle
Sam oil stock for SIS. Box 52s. Dewey,
Okla
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ST LOUIS March ip-uOGS- Receipts
Q COO head: market higher; laght S1i75@
1910. pigs $0@1225, mixed and butchers
slA75ml53 so. good heavy Sl5.10@l5 .35,
bulk sl4.I5d 1925.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room close
in, electric, adjoining bath; four blocks
west Of Merchants & Planters bank. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
STRAYED OR STOLE

STRAYED OR STOLEN
STRAYED OR SroLEN-From seven miles
southeast OF Tulsa. QUE bay mare pony,
yeays old, branded c on left shoulder,
wire cut on lei, front foot. Reward. J. N.
Baker. route l. Tulsa, Okla
STOLEN-Promier bicycle; brown, trimmed
in white. rear tire has blue tread: reward.
Phone 1925.
STOLEN -Pumius bicycle; brown, trimmed
in white rear tire has blae tread: reward.
Phone 1926.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

VISION TrUs Nnrch ~ MlddINg
1880 receipt, i.ljI bales, sales 500 bales,
stock goo 2lG bales
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
BUSINESS PERSONAL

LUMBER and building materiai-Louisianj
long leaf yellow pine lumber shipped
direct from mill, subject to examination.
Shingles, windows doors and hardware; no
advance payment required, quick shipments
grade and count guaranteed. Send material
bill for estimate. ii. ID. Taylor & Co., Lake
Charles. La.
OUR new stock Of garden and flower seeds
are now here seeds being scarce this sea-
son, buy early while stocks are complete
Bindin Stevens Seed company.
MORRIIL'S Universal Newscell for pre-
eminence of service. Surmount mercantile
enlargement by paying the above title
visit for terse newspapers
BEATTIE'S S want your second hand furni.
ture and stoves; will pay the highest cash
prices. % West First. Phone 96l.
WANTED-To borrow 81 $50 straight loan,
two years, $1,000 property, close IN.
Address 57s2, World
$40 PAID for suits at Eagle Loan company,
First and Boston
CHILDREN'S gingham dresses, 69c. New
York Store 2l3 East Third
THE highest prices paid for second hand
clothing; we also buy shoes. Phone 25s5.
MASQUERADE costumes for rent: anything
yon want; evening gowns. Phone 2434-J.
SEE Madam Seaver for Elmo facials. Phone
4223.J.
HOUSE and carpet cleaning; vacuum system
charges reasonable. Phone 51s7.
HIGHEST price paid for suits coats, trous.
ers. shoes and hats. Phone 5445.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

FOX SALE-A block of ground IN West
Tulsa; close to business center; price
81 500 for immediate sale. Phone l229
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

FOR REN1-Large Sleeping rooms TOT Meh,
across hall from bath, telephone convenient
to all rooms Call 6l3S or come to 3OI South
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
STU ATiONS WANTED

YOUNG man, 10. aggressive, three years
general office experience. now employed :
desires position with future with large oil
company, can furnish best OF references,
both as TO character and ability; personal
interview will be appreciated. Address 57Sl
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-An S.foot wheel windmill
cheap; may be seen in operation at Sew
enth and Cleveland in Kendall Page E.
Hudson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

LARGE corporation desires services ri a
young lady living with parents, Is to %
years of age. with some stenographic expe-
rience; work cOngenial and good chance for
advancement. Address box 5775 care
World.
$3.50 PER DAY paid one lady in each town
to distribute free circulars for concen-
tratod flav0ring in tubes; permanent posi-
tion. F. +. Barr company Chicago
WANTED Bookkoeper and stenographer
with some experience in oil business. Ap-
ply room / Turner Bldg
THREE experienced mattresses wanted for
high class tea room good salary. 5li
South Main, Superior confectionery.
WANTED-Competent white girl for cook
ing and general housewOrk; no washing
Phone 6l6G.
WANTED - A skirtmaker for first-clast
work work by piece. 209 Ohio Bldg
Phone 90iS.
COMPETENT white girl for general house.
work 1914 South Cheyenne.
EXPERIENCED white girl for general
housework. Phone $3.50.
WANTED Four girl Mattresses. Albert 5
dining room, 2l9 South Cincinnati
WANTED-F Family washing at Sunshine
Laundry. Call 3706.
WANTED-Housek Phone 414s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20

FOR SALE-Or rent, two-room house or.
chard grape arbors, chicken house. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR sALE--56O- O-acre farm, five miles
northeast Claremore $50 acres in cutiya.
ton, 275 acres in meadow, 1875 acres in
pasture 20 acres in timber, creek of living
water; four-room house, good barn, two
wells: $4,000 loan five years 5 " per cent
Price $35 This is absolutely best buy in
Oklahoma +. A. LiIly-Baker company,
nhone bI1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-20
TO EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or trade-Seyen.tabIe billiard
and pool hall two chair barber outfit;
cash register; lunch counter and cigar
stand; fixtures. etc clearing $500 monthly;
cost 50, 500; other business requires all i'm
mediate attention; for quick sale price
sl,400; half cash and terms balance or
trade for Tulsa property Sterling Invest
men, Co.. Inc over Palace Theatre