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through the Panama canal. the smallest
vessel which has yet made Its way
through: went into Bermuda. where its
captain was arrested and jailed for three
days on suspicion of being a German
spy, and after touching at the Bahamas
and Key West. reached Chesapeake bay
and there encountered a summer squall
as severe as any met in the open ocean.
The vessel is the auxiliary schooner
the Sir Francis, owned and commanded
by Capt Thomas Drake. Capt. Drake
and the Sir Francis are the successors
of Capt. Slocum and his yawl Spray.
which visited Washington several years
ago and which was lost with her mas
ter. at sea soon after she left here
Capt. Drake visited all important points
on the Atlantic coast. after leaving Key
West. and three weeks ago the little
craft passed in Cape Henry and thence
went to Norfolk. Newport News and Old
Point. Wednesday last Capt. Drake
started for Washington. From here he
will go to New York. He may attempt
a trip across the Atlantic later
The Sir Francis registers but five tons
and is thirty-two feet long and ten feet
beam. She was built by Capt. Drake
after his own model and she has proved
a highly satisfactory sea boat, weatherfng
many severe squall Among the curios
In her cabin are shells. corals. odd fish
and other marine objects. These have
been gathered in all parts of the world.
Drake will welcome visitors. The yes
sci probably will remain here a week.
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STUDENT OFFICER TESTS
TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY
Candidates at Local Camps to Be Ex-
Amined for Second Lieu-
tenancies.

Candidates at tho training camps Al
Fort Myer. Va. and at the American
University camp on Nebraska avenue
Will be examined Wednesday, July Is
to determine their fitness for provis-
ional appointment as second Iieuten-
ants In the regular army.
The board at Fort Myer. W, con-
sists Of Lieut.. Col. William ]. Glasgow
cavalryt Nal Arthur M. NWhaley, Med
zeal Corps; Maj. Ora e. Hunt, Infantry
Maj. ERNEST .. Scott. field artillery,
icai ofiicers' Reserve Corps.
The examining board at the camp at
the American, University on Nebraska
avenue consists of MAJ. John n
Frederick 8. strong, jr., Corps Of En-
gineer Corps. Capt. Samuel c. Cox,
Medical Officers Reserve Corps, and
Capt. Moses II. Darnell. Medical Of
fcers' Reserve Corps,
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TO- o.. 1850. i1ss: a1ss: -. -.
a.: Eos 10' 81; s,i. ,s scs" 7se ~
20. s7c7. sgso. ss1s. se7s. 1875
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selo: SEQ, 1921. zise 80: -
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11s4, az1s, EST. 1875, IT'S.
ss7s, z147. ses5, 500. 27s, mr.,
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s2l4: 1I7a. ss2. is17.
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| 1888, 214S, 1910. 17ee, ga, 34o0
5s5. 5000. 1s7s. 31s1.
aa 1871, s,oa 10: :s. '.s IL. , .,,, 1854
2ess. 2!51. zeeo. 141s. 1898
3444, 24s1, 1889, 1904. sS7.
ais1. ees. 4ss. s7s. lcss. s'
al. ESQ, 1776, 3144, s1O2. 3s7.
q, 1I73, 331. 1891.
1851 HOS. 1851. 1s17, 3leo,
ss ,ss, TO- Tns. III: 2,so' 1910. 49,, 4ea 49,,
500: 1747. 1&47. 1000.
a4 49, 14 o. s sSl. 's'' 49, 1850 Ssz'
23so. 82s5, 1oz. 30z5. 1915. 1911.
1879. s7s. z7as. 2ssa, 1850, se77.
ia. 1E2s, BOSS.
SO. 1922. 1924, 1901. 3o7s, 81.
1871. 2s1s. 1850. 21b0.
2212. 2!zs. 1O4a. 1900. 1894, u.
1870. 1897. BIS. 3044.
1872. 2417. 1890. 1130. 1893, a1o0,
1893. 8013. 3SsS. 1850.
2018. bb5. 07S, 1900. 1874, 8zsS,
237B, 3441. sos. 1916.
aO22. 2030. 7221. 1888. 1881, 810l,
2A85. 24SO. 1909. 1888.
2O1s, Z773, 1891. 1877. 1s2H, 8GSo,
1854. 2n0s. z34s. ST..
The above list comprises the District
numbers drawn mp to the time The Star
went to press. Other numkers TeHain
to be drawn.
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So! sa7s: -! seso: $50. $3.50. ss>s, ss71. 1907
sss, oss. s1ea. 1851. sss. a.so. .4ss.
1888. 54a. 91o7. saIa $3.50. 1s4.
s74, 55A 2s65, S161.
1896, aas7. 1900, 11a4 1873, 1887.
sl7e, s4ss. $50. sess. Cts, se1s. 2Ise.
1917. 255s, 1854, 1905, .017.
sa87. 349, zoos, 24I4, 1918,
s100, 8s2, 1895, e487, $50.
sa13, assi. so7s.
ssis 2sos. 1885, 49, ss7a. 1855. 1s4s.
li14. 5000. s7iS. zsze, .ee7, FATS, ssla.
sse, ss4s. siss. 1911. S74 ssss.
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ssee. 70. .sss, 1904, $3.50. ssaa
49, So as asa ,s s4ii la, 1871; 1884 sss4
aees. ire. $685.. i7ai. 1850. sss
1863. BOSE, 5. $50.
1880, q. sess assu. ss1s. $40.
1ess, f 1874. LIZ Fl. 10 ios4. .sss. 1915.
III. 1O23. s41, B5O2. 0ss.
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see. esSs BOSS, 1854, 114l. 1914
nood, s10os 944s, mos. 1858, 150s,
81 ~. ~ sn1, H.. ss, 20. ,ssa. 1907.
1900, asa, e7o, es7. 1875. 1870,
1O24, 300, 1857. 7056.
LIT. B71, 1873. 49,. b4b5, 154s.
31O2. 4065. 704. 1904.
23Oa, S68, 2411, 1887, ss71. BoO6,
e67z, 114z, 3405. 1439.
17e6, Q, BOSS, s796, nor, Bes4,
s27. BIOS. 2a5S, 9785.
B417, 604, o. 1890, f44e.
a. 1864. $3.50. 1895. 17OA $50,
III. 1907, $500. 8O77.
8a2O. 2os7. 211e. LIS. 2o11, s7s.
900 200, os1. asas. a:sa. 1s1 az. 49,.
liz. a4sa. s171 as1e. s4s.
a1se. s7sa, 1885: 1912: 1874.
1874. 1881. 81. TIT. 1867, 11s,
1918. 20. 304s, 100.
8ss, 1923, 245s. 171o, IT'S, sse0,
COS, 826O. 900. 25O2.
$40. 1890. IS. s02. $3.50.
30s1. 2231. $50. asa. 11o6, 1711,
21s6. bss. 5000. 25D1.
$50. !o5. 1870. soas. a74s. 1855.
2268. 2O5S. POSI-. 1857.
BLOT. b76. 2O28. 1866. 292z.
Oh. 1885, 8347, 37O1, 1887, 1905,
1913. 1890, 1877. 2e41.
2706, 122, 1888, 84e8, ga. S6z3,
$50. 1889. z22. 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
SCHOOL EXHIBITS CANNING.
Ludlow Pupils Put Up More Than
200 Pints Of Vegetables.

Moro than 200 pints Of various vese-
tables which have been raised in a gar.
den at the Ludlow School. 9Th and q
streets northeast. since April by the pu-
pills Of tho school have been canned at
the School Of Domestic Science and
Housekeeping. 1901 K street northeast.
There are ten boys and ten girls, pu-
pills at the school. who cultivated tho
garden. They plant and pick the vege-
tables and then can them.
Tho children take q great many of
the vegetables to their homes and all
that they don't need they sell. Demon
strations in canning have been made
Of the school. for two weeks. There
are also about thirty women in the
class receiving instructions in canning.
Mondays and Thursdays are the boys
days. while the rest Of the week IL de-
voted to tho women and girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
You May Lose Your Fauoritp Cigar
Owing to the Scarcity of Ships
ln,portations of Tobacco Are Cmtaled Is Claim-Tmk
ish Cigarettes Assured for Yem-Tm Receptocles
May Be NoOelty.

markets. even with no more importa.
ton Of Turkish tobaccos. for a year OF
more, dealers say. They explain that
there are large stores in this country
brought here early in the European
war. and that these stores are sufficient
to make cigarettes enough to last for
more than a year yet.
Much more serious than the shortage
of tobaccos is the scarcity Of tin. One
Washington dealer just received a let
ter from a Tampa, Fla. cigar maker,
stating that timed goods would be in
creased in price. Manufacturers are
making an effort to pack tobaccos,
both pipe tobacco and cigars, it was
sta ted in wood or in paraffin paper II
is expected that the tin tobacco recep-
tacie will. before long. be a curiosity
or a high priced purchase
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Capture Boatload Of Whisky.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 20.-Federal
shall Stanley Trezevant have captured
boatload of whisky, more than 200
cases, and six men alleged to have been
engaged In unloading 1t a few miles
below Memphis. The prisoners included
E. A. Laughter. alleged to be the opera
tor of the gasoline boat Gypsy. which
carried the whisky: Theo Robinson
and three negroes. The identity OF the
sixth prisoner was not disclosed by the
authorities The whisky. it is said, was
being shipped to Memphis from Caru-
thersville, Mo.
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Charlotte Closes Whisky Depot.

CHARLOTTE. N c. July 3o-Ship-
ments OF liquor into this city since the
now. federal bono dry. law went into
effect July / have dwindled to such
small number that tho Southern Ex-
press Company has closed its whisky
depot and now makes deliveries through
the regular Office with other merchan-
disc. Where hundreds Of packages Of
beer and liquor were delivered here
daily prior to July !, only seventy-two
packages flor medicinal use only have
SO far been delivered this month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20

Your last Havana or Porto Rican
stogie. that is. II the fears of some
Washington tobacconists are realized.
For the shortage Of ships. they say.
has affected the importation of tobac-
cos. just rs 1t has the Importation of
other products.
That is why. for the last week or
two, you may have had trouble in get
ting your favorite imported hrard.
Most Of the dealers are highly opti-
miStiC, however. saying that while
there has been a shortage Of certain
brands, this mas been owing to difficult
ties with freight transportation in this
country and not with shipping.
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NOT PARTIAL TO GERMANY.
Holland Not Giving U-Boats Terri.
torial Water PRIVILEGES.

Minister van Rappard Of the Meth
erlands issued a statement today de-
nouncing as untrue reports that tho
Netherlands government has allowed
German submarines free passage
through it's territorial waters, and as
serting that the rule adopted by his
country to prevent abuse of Its waters
by belllgerents Is stricter than the
rules adopted by any other neutral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
Small Schooner in POrt, Laden
With CuriOS of the Seven Seas

Nosing her way into the 10th street
lumber wharf Saturday came little
schooner, loaded down with curios Of
the seven seas. and a. crew whose mem
bers have many a strange tale to .ell-
from the day she started from Seattle.
July %. 1915. steered down the Pacific
coast, stopped for the San Francisco
and San Diego expositions, passed
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NEW YORK. July 20.-The truth Of
the report Of the escape to Germany In
q small sailing vessel from New York
harbor Of Capt Frederick Hinsch. the
German agent who was in charge of
docking and loading the German
merchant submarine Deutschland. is
disputed. The Luna Ship Company,
owner OF the schooner wanola, which
some reports said Capt, Hinsch used.
announced the vessel left Philadelphia
Juno % with sand and is expected to
arrive any moment At sydney' y. s
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British Marquis Is Married.

LONDON. July 2o.-The. Marquis Of
Carisbrooke. who was Prince Alexander
Of Battenburg until King George abol-
ished German titles in the royal family
was married in the chapel of st. James
Palace yesterday to Lady Irene Deni-
son, daughter Of the Earl Of Londes-
borough. The king. queen and other
members of the royal family attended
the wedding. The marquis 10 q son OF
Princess Beatrice, ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
q. s. to Open Potash Factory.

EAN FRANCISCO July Bos-Ths
United States government will estab-
lish within two weeks somewhere n
California q large factory for the man.
ufacture Of potash and iodine accord
ing to announcement by J. W. Tur-
renttne scientist Of the Department OF
Agriculture. The potash Will be made
from kelp harvested In the Pacific
ocean. and Is to be used by the United
States Army,
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FIRST 22O NUMBERS DRAWN
FILL LIST FOR THE DISTRICT;
OTHERS IN ORDER CHOSEN

The first numbers drawn yielded 1867 District regants
sufficient for the first call of twice the local quota The
bes drawn beyond that point in the order Of drawing fol-
loWsi
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CARDS OF THANKS.

0AIOE1o01. We wish to express eur apDeo.
etatiea to relatives and friends for thsif En-
pressieas Of sympathy and beautiful neral
tributes 81 the occaaion Of the death Of eur
beloved wife and mother. IDA Z. BALDER-
BON. BY HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS.
tovEIE0A We wish to express our sinesss
thanks to relatives and friends for their
e6erings the occasion Of the death Of our
dear father and grandfather. JAMES II.
LOvELESS. BY THE FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20

Madrid. Spain. Is to have a subway.
The total cost Of the work Is estimated
Il about So 000. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20

London has Ts,5oo miles Of telephone
and telegraph wires,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20

And As the volumed smoke arose.
Like incense on the air.
heaved a sigh to think, forsooth,
1t was my last cigar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20

The above list comprises the District
numbers drawn mp to the time The Star
went to press. Other aumk>rs Tenai,
to be drawn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-14
HOUSES FOR RENT

! HAVE for rent several houses and huuga-
lows from five TO ten rooms renting from
S25 to $40 per month TO parties buying
the furniture f. NJ White, rs Harvard
Bldg. Phone 515l.
FOR RENT--Six room house TO parties buy
ing furniture; rent S25. Gail MoOrehead
Phone 553g.
FOR RENT-Five-room cottage to parties
buying furiture; rent S2s. Call Moore
head Phone 5j39.
FOX KhNI-fIve-room bungalow; furniture
for sale, including piano Can Moorhead.
Phone 5539.
BEAUTIFUL home. six rooms and sleeping
porch, close in; rent reasonable. TO party
that will buy furniture. Phone 5539
FOR RENT-New home. eight rooms, large
sleeping porch, large closet good well in
Kendall, near car line. Phone 52O6-R
FOR RENT-s -seven-room podern home. ga
rage. servants quarters, to parties buying
furniture or will rent furnished. Phone 1917
FOR RFNT-Hsf OF double garage. cement
floor; IS per month. 62j West Seventh
street Phone 1919
FOR RENT-Good 10room modern house ;
cistern and garage; cast side; 500.
Phone 4306.
FOR RENT-5room bungalow with sleeping
porch; $40; must buy the furniture, Phone
FOR RENT-Three- room house on rear of
lot, unfurnished $50 per month. Phone
ll99
FOR RENTING room modern bungalow
Phone $3.50. 74s South Olympia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-14

'OK kkNI Five room bungalow; furniture
for sale, including piano. Ca Moorhead.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-14

RVlNG PLACE lot 10Oxi47, paved. to
trade for Cosden or Sinclair oil stocks
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MALPILIE IRUIDGIE
PHONE 1883
Reality B@E@@iMg

Good cast front S-room. moGc"n,
2-story residence, closc-in south side.
price $500.
New 7-room, modern 2-stury, east
front residence, oak floors basement.
garage ana servants quarters. Price
s. 900
New S-room. modern residence,
south side, oak floors, large rooms,
basement. mautcl Pricc $b.JuO
Good siN-room, modern residence.
line location, south side Price $b.'0j.
\ciN nigh-class, 4-AtorV urick resi-
dcncc. oak floors, oak f.ulsh lTgc
rooms. basement furnace heat, splt
water. garage for two ears. Price
$1,000. ? real home
close business corner, south "dc
lricc S3t5 per foot.
Choice lot, Stonebrahor Heights.
Price $3.50.
Choice lots, Morningsile addition.
Price $l.5o0
Choice lots. Irving place $1,000 80
Sl.550
NcN S-room. modern residence.
Cak floors throughout, basement fur
mace heat Price $500: real 'nap
buy
Good 5-room. modern bungalow,
large rooms. mantle basement, fine
location: Price $3.50.
JemIkHms * TeTWilleGGr
Hoom -. "ulbcrtson Bldg
Phone 1906.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE Only modern, up.to.dnte rostau.
. rant IN fastest growing town in state, in
connection with only first class hotel IN
Town seating capacity sixty, serves husiness
mems MONDAY lunch, also good lunch roun-
ter; double and single meat boxes. large re
irgrrator electric fans, all equipment prac
ucally new; good long lease, reasonable
rent doing large volume Of business, popu
lauon 900; large oil boom. thirty opcrat
ing coal mines, six smelters streets being
paved, new railroad coming into town W
health OF wife reason for selling: give pos
SOMETHING NEW Cooperative plan that
allows the small investor equal chance
with all members; We buy oil lambs oil
royalties and oil leases. members pay In only
81 80 per month til sl20 is paid bankers,
doctors, oil men, etc, OF highest standing
compo.e our association; membership
limited come in now while you can. \
square deal is guaranteed 10 each member
fnll particulars on request. Gru6stake In
NeS,meut association, Ltd, Southwestern
Bldg, Dallas, Texas
FOR sALL Two No. 2s star drilling ma
two manila cables two / 500 foot wire lines.
with two complete strings Of tools. all in
good condition. Parks Drilling company
Bartlcsville, Okla. Phone 39l j.
DRILLING PROPOSITION Two thirds in
ierest so acres. Bird Greek, for first we'll
World
NANIED-To borrow $500 10 $500 ON Tulsa
unincumbered improved propert! from pri.
Naie party for two years will pay 10 per
gent 57l5 World
OIL production, Kansas aud Oklahoma: act
quick or no deal: also lease big CARRIER
antcline Emory Harrison, post office box
1888.
FOR SALE-Tcn acres oil land. near TULSA.
one producing well. Phone ioS4R r. l32
South Guthrie
HIGHEST cash price paid for men 5 second
hand suits coats and trousersf also buy
stocs and hats Phone 3AG7.
FOR SALE-lewelcr steel lined safe aud
solid oak showcase at a bargain Us North
Robinson, Oklahoma City
CUPS and saucers l5c New York Store.
2l3 East Third
FOR SALE piano. Phone 1895. 2Ol
south Maybell
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TO EXCHANGE


WANTED-S10O,0 600 Tulsa income property
for $1,000 Los Angeles, Cal, income
property, clear OF membranes, will trade
clear for clear and adjust mortgages; prefer
owners Oklahoma Realty company, No. 1902
South Spring, Los Angeles, Cal.
SINGER sewing machine; drop head late
mode: like new; will trade for horse pay
some difference; will buy lot or corner tract
from owner; must be bargain Box 3344,
care World.
FOR EXCHANGE-l6O acres, near Pryor
Greek, Oklahoma. equity 81 900. will eX-
change for Tulsa property or farm or what
have youi Luthy, SAG Robinson Bldg Phone
47g0
FOR SALE or trade, forty acre farm: would
consider an automobile in deal Write me
or call at l006 East Sixth street DIR. j. ID.
Freeman, Tulsa Okla
TO TRADE-one span good young work
mules. harness and wagon, for equity in
house and lot or first payment 5719, care
World.
SEVEN.PA sSENGER Chalmers, six.cyhnder
for cement work and other repairs on
building fine car, looks good. Auto
Salvage, phone s764
FOR SALE or trade on small house. lot
50Xl50 on Tenth street. Kendall Box
572s, care World.
IRVING PLACE lot, l0Oxl47, paved, to
trade for Cosden or Sinclair oil stocks
Phone 4094.
CHANDLER auto; will trade for real estate
Phone 1917.
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LUMBER and building material-Louisana
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 materisi
bill FOR estimate. II. d. Taylor 4 Co, Lake
Charles, La.
FRANK MATHEW son, proprietor Of the
Capitol hotel has purchased the Belmont
rooms, lsh West First and IL will be
thoroughly cleaned and renovated and under
new management; rates per week, 50 and S5;
transient prices 81 per day Phone "a
OUR new stock Of garden end flower seeds
are now here. seeds being scarce this sea.
son, buy early while stocks are complete
Binding. Stevens Seed company.
BEATTiE'S want your second haad furni.
ture ard stoves; will pay the highest cash
prices. 20 West First. Phone 96l.
$40 PAID for suits at Eagle Loan company
First and Boston
CH1LDREN's gingham dresses, e9e New
York Store, 2l9 East Third.
THE highest prices paid for second hand
clothing we also buy shoes Phone 1886
MASQUERADE costumes for rent: anything
Won want: evening gowns Phone 2434-J.
hOu Sc and carpet cleaning; vacuum system;
charges reasonable. Phone 5l87.
HIGHEST price paid for suits, coats trous.
ers, shoes and hats. Phone 5445.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-14
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Menw women to copy mailing
sheets; 81 day or evening guaranteed any
energetic person: lnClUse dime Tor forms
prices, contract. Great Western Publishing
company box lii South Bend, Ind.
WANrED-EXp,r rirnced white maid for gen
erul hOusework in small family; no wash
iig good wages TO competent lerson. Phone
6339.
WANrED-A single woman 10 help in real
estate business aud look after home and
two little girls; must have some n/ncy, Call
at 1872 South Guthrie or phone 4Osi-R.
EXPERIENCED woman who is expert ac-
countant; give references in inst letter.
Address box 1921, care World.
NICE silk spring suits, $3.50; regular $50
and Sjj values. Partisan Sample Rooms
over Wonderland theater
WANTED-Rcliable white or colored nurse,
one who likes children. 1873 North York
town.
WANTED - Maid, cooking and general
homework; no laundry; white. can 3si9.
2l5 Wost Thirteenth.
WANTED Four girl Mattresses Albert )
dining room, 2l9 South Cincinnati.
WANlED-White girl for general house
work, no washing. Phone d535-R
WANTED -Colored girl to do general house
work, must be neat. 3li South Elwood
DINING ROOM girl wanted at lO7 Sonih
Boston.
Good tailoress wanted; corte early to work.
lO9 Calais Bldg.
WANTED-A white girl for general house
work 21l West Fourth
WANTED Girl to assist with homework.
Phone 4sg0.
WANTED-A colored girl for general house
work. must be experienced. Phone 3o15.
WANTED-Two experienced mattresses
at once Mecca Cafe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-14
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT

FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT
SMALL, MISSOURI FARM-$lO cash and
SIS monthly; no interest or taxes; highly
productive land close to three zig markets
Write for photographs and full information
Munger, A'216 N. Y. Life Bldg. Kansas
City Mo.
FOR SALE-Five acres with a good house
and splendid water; IL miles southeast
OF Orcuit lake; fine view OF Tulsa from
the premises terms. Phone 5243
FOR SALE-10 acres: no agents; So, 900.
r. Jl6 South Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-14
W,NTED-BOARD AND ROOM

WANTED-Board and room private family.
man and wife; must be nice refined home.
Phone 1929.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-14
STU ATOMS WANTED

WANTED Employment by refined elderly
7 gentleman OF broad experience and eiu-
cation: good appearance and experienced in
meeting people in either business or so.
cial way very best of references. and Of
good connections. Address box 5724, or
phone IG7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-14

FOR SALE-One library table, one duofold
one buffet, one writing desk. Phone
667d.I
FOR SALE-Buf dining table, kitchen
cabinet, sanitary couch and curtains. l546
Hodge.
FOR sALE-Household furniture and gas
range. ,l4l5 Hodge.
FOR SALE-s40 Sellers kitchen cabinet at
bargain. Phone 9SQ2l
FOR SALE-One duofold, one sewing ma.
chine. Phone 5A2.J.
FOR RENf--8 unfurnished rooms "a North