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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
Quartermaster-G General Tes-
titles to Transfer Of Power
to Defense Council
STORY OF RED TAPE
IMPRESSES SENATORS
Witness Defends the Institu-
ton of Advisory Commits
sion and It's Committees

Washington, ID. c., Dec 22.--That the
buying of his department had been put
into the hands of civilians and that
methods in vogue are highly involved
were among the points gathered from
the testimony of Quartermaster General
Sharpe yesterday before the Senate mil
itary affairs committee. General Sharpe
said the army is still short 100000 wool
en- overcoats, and admitted that many
of the coats sent to camp would not fit
the men. Shoes had been found to be
too short, and at Camp Custer detail
of men had to wait for another detail
to return before they could get shoes to
wear to target practice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
TWO WERE SLAIN.
Dead Woman and Dying Man Found in
House at Southbridge, Mass.

Southbridge, Mass, Dec. 2l.-Mrs Ida
Frost, aged 80, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Otis l.. Willis of Fiskdsle, was found
murdered in the home Of Jessie Leno, on
the Leadmine road, between Stmbridge
and Holland. early last evening. Lying
on the floor near her was the unconscious
form of John Wood. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Wood of Fiskdale
The woman had been shot through the
head and had been dead for some time.
Her companion. also shot in the head.
lived but a short time
There is question whether the won
an was shot by Wood, or whether both
were the victims Of someone else. She
had not lived with her husband for some
time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
FARMERS LOAN ACGRE-
CITES S20,OOO,OOO
Federal Land Banks Will Lend $4,000,
900 More on Approved
Applications.

Washington, Dec. 22.-Loans aggregat
ing 500, 1924 900, have been made to farm
ers by the IL federal land banks in the
six months since the farm loan system
has been in full operation, according to
the monthly report of the federal farm
loan board, issued yesterday. In addi-
ton, $75,O00,000 of loans have been APP
proved and will be negotiated at the old
five per cent interest rate when funds
are made available through sale of farm
loan bonds privately or to the United
States treasury under the pending plan
to have Congress appropriate 100000
900 year for the purchase.
Applications for loans have amounted
to $2l9,00000, which has been cut to
$lS0000,000 by reductions ordered by APP
praisers, or by rejection. A total of
1899 cooperative farm loan associations,
composed of 10 or more farmer borrow
ers, have been chartered, Future loans
will be made at the new interest rate of
5R per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
MUST HAVE NEW CONSTITUTION.
China Must Also Have New Law and
Parliament Must Be Organized

Picking, Dec. %. Correspondence Of
the Associated Press The Chinese re
public must have new constitution, q
new election law and Parliament must
be re-organized, in the opinion of Presi
dent Feng Kuo chang, and Premier Tuan
Chi-jui.
An effort to achieve these objects is in
progress in the sessions Of the new ma
tional council, called by the president and
the premier for that purpose.
Most of China's government difficulties
during the last six years were attributed
by Premier Tuan in an address to the
national council to imperfections in the
constitution 1t is the desire of the pres
ident and the premier that new eonsti-
tuition shall be adopted and that it shall
contain provisions for satisfactory CO.
ordination of the executive, legislative and
judicial branches of the government.
Both officials pointed out in addresses to
the council that was the absence OF
such provisions in the present cons. itu.
tion that led to the outbreak of numer-
GUS disorders and revolts which have
transpired in this country since the be-
ginning of the attempt to organize a re-
public form of government.
Inc I)IeSiueHI ana Ine premier appdr-
emily have divergent views as to whether
the new constitution should be promul-
gated by the national council or by a
new Parliament to be summoned after
the work of the council is finished Pres
ident Feng told the council that he sin
cerely hoped that after it had revised
the Chinese election laws, Parliament
would be called to draft and promulgatc
the constitution; but Premier Tuan urged
the council itself to amend the funda-
mental law of the Chinese state.
Unless we have strong and sound
government, we never will be able to
survive the struggle of the nations" de
clared the president. "To form a nation
and to establish it on firm basis is (
colossal task. Six years is too short
time to prove whether government by |
the people is suitable for China. There |
fore, ] entertain great expectations for
the success of your task"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
NO LIMIT ON THRIFT STAMPS.
Rule Forbidding More Than ST. 900 at a
Time Will Be Waived.

Washington, Dee. 22To facilitate the
use of war savings stamps and certifi-
Gates as Christmas gifts, first Assistant
Postmaster General Rooms has tele-
graphed postmasters in the leading cities
to sell an unlimited amount of stamps to
individuals, firms or corporations wah-
ing to give them as Christmas presents.
Temporarily the rule forbidding persons
stamps at a time viii be waived.
Reports to the treasury yesterday told
of an organized movement in many com
munities to induce persons who cash
their first Liberty bond interest coupons
to convert the proceeds Immediately into
war savings stamps.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
CALEDONIA COUNTY
LEADS ON RED CROSS
Has Already Exceeded Quota of New
Members and Windsor and Grand
Isle Counties Go cover the
Top" Too.

; Burlington, Dec. 22-The membership
campaign for the Red Cross will be con
tinued in Vermont up to Christmas eve
This leaves two more days in which te
put in renewed effort for the $4,000 new
members.
"Will the goal be reached?" is the
query being asked by county managers
solicitors and all interested in seeing
Vermont go "over the top with the re-
quired number.
! State Manager Darling says Vermont
will not disappoint, that the commune
ties that fail to reach their quotas will
be more than made good by the commu-
mites that secure a greater number of
memberships than were allotted to them.
Every reason is apparent for stating
that Caledonia county will be the banner
county of the state. The quota there
was 1869, but up TO Thursday night the
returns showed 1865 and Gilbert NJ
Campbell of Lyndonville, who is conduct
ing the campaign in that county, said
that it was hoped the number would
reach $500.
Another county manager. James F.
Dewey of Quechee, who is in charge of
Windsor county, is deserving of the high
est praise for what has been accom-
plished there. The quota was 1864.
Thursday nights returns showed l,400
and Mr. Dewey said there would be no
letting up of work, that the campaign
would be continued up to the very close
Little Grand Isle county has been do
ing excellent work. By $50 new mem
bers the quota has been exceeded
In Washington. Rutland and Franklin
counties the situation showed improve
ment to-day. Canvassers buckled to
their work early and new members were
secured with less explanation than on
former days.
One of the features of the day in Bur
lington was the getting of 100 members
from among the employees of the Queen
City Cotton company. This boosts the
new members in Burlington to in excess |
of | 200
THE business of the country is war"
is the slogan put out by Chairman Oar
ling. The county is fast realizing that !
this is correct Prompt action in every /
thing pertaining TO the war is necessary |
Chairman Darling would like to see 25,- I
600 new Red Cross members by Saturday
night This would leave Sunday and I
Monday in which to add to the prescribed /
quota,
With $4,000 new Red Cross members
in Vermont all can with heart wish the
soldier boys of the Green Mountain state
a Joyous Christmas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
ALL STATES SHARE.
In Federal Road Aid Under Federal Ait
Road Act.

All the states Of the union have awaited
themselves Of the opportunity Of partici
pating in the benefits of the federal aid
road act. which appropriated 70 million
dollars for the construction Of post road.
and ~ million dollars for forest roads
according To the report Of she director
OF the office Of public roads and rural
engineering. United States department of
agriculture. That the passage Of the
act has stimulated road building is
shown by the fact that in 1916. there
were approximately 81 million dollars Of
state funds expended for all highway
purposes. and u l. estimated that in the
year 1917. the aggregate ex-
penditures Of state funds for this pur-
pose viii BE- al least 80 millions. A
number Of the states have made specific
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
SAYS Il. S. SOLDIERS
HAVE FOOD ENOUGH
Council of National Defense Asks That
None Be Sent Them BY Their
Families and Friends.

Washington, Dec. 22.-The council of
national defense yesterday requested
friends and families of soldiers not to
send them food. An abundant supply is
being furnished in the camps and canton.
ments, the council said, and large guam
tity of privately sent food is being vast
ed. In some cases food has been spoiled,
and it is feared it may endanger the
health of the men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
TRY TO BLOCK RED CROSS.
German Efforts in New York May Result
in Call on Dept. of Justice for Help.

New York, Dee. Managers of the
American Red Cross membership cam
paign announce that the federal depart
ment of justice has been asked to inves-
tigate reports of pro-German efforts to
interfere with the drive to obtain 100000
members in this city. Impersonation of
Red Cross officials seems to be the favor
lite method. according to Frank Presbrey,
publicity director of the campaign.
Several times during the week these
men have called on the telephone the
headquarters of the four-minute men,
which has been providing speakers for
the campaign, and, posing as Red Cross
officials, have said the help of the 70 r.
minute men was not needed, as other ar
rangements had been made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
THE BLOOD AND
IRON" POLICY

Is important in peace as well as in war
Every man and woman who would be a
winner and not Stacker should have the
strength of iron in the blood.
The new iron tonic Peptiron, combines
this valuable metal in medicinal form so
that il is easily digestcd and readily as.
simulated. Pcptiron also includes pepsn,
nux, celery, gentian and other tonics-
sedatves for the nerves, digestiyes and
carminatives = health giving medicine
in convenient pill form.
Take il for annmia or thin blood, pale.
ness, nerve debility, brain flag. One or two
Peptiron after each meal will quickly
tell story of marvellous results Get it
to-day ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
Educating Russia.

The Bolsheviki are receiving their cd
ucation. They are negotiating with the
Germans. The Russian proposal to Ger
many is for a six months armistice in
which all countries shall share; that no
troops be moved about in the meantime,
and that the Germans evacuate Moon
sound and Moon island.
This plan does not exactly suit the
Germans. They prefer only four weeks
armistice and the privilege of moving
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
PERSHING'S MEN
CONFINED TO LIGHT
VINE And BEER
Nothing Stronger Permitted By the Gen
eral, Who Has Issued Strict
Orders.

With the American Army in France
Dec. 22.-All alcoholic beverages, except
light wines and beers, are denied to
members OF the American expeditionary
forces in France by General Pershing in
general orders issued yesterday. Extra
ordinary measures are being taken to
insure sobriety and a high moral stand
ard in the army. and the officers have
been informed they will be held to strict
accountability for the fullest compliance
with the orders
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
MAN COMING HONE.
Head Of the Rainbows Physically Unable
TO Stand Field Duty.

Washington. Dec. p - Ma jor-Gemeral
William A. AianB. who commanded the
celebrated Rainbow division. which took
National Gusrdsmsn from many states
IN the union To the battlefield. Of France.
has been relieved because 81 physical in
ability % stand field duty and win re-
turn e. the United States 10 b. retired
next july. HIS suooessoT has not been
announced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
CORN PRICES WEAKEN.
Reaction Shown from Thursdays Bulge
at Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. Corn Friday showed
tendency to react from the bulge OF
the day before. Opening prices. which
ranged from the same as Thursdays fin
ish to Hse lower. with January Sl.242.
To Sl.25 and May Sl.2S to sl.23A, were
followed by moderate decline all
around.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22

the Argentine public was her application
for naturalization inasmuch as she was
the first woman of foreign country to
take such a step. Last year she paid a
visit to New York, where festival was
given in her honor by the metropolitan
opera stars. She returned to Buenos
Aires in February last.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22

appropriations to meet federal aid dol
lar for dollar Among these are New
York, Illinois, Michigan, Rhode Island.
Nevada, Iowa, Florida, and Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-DriveS Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use Mus
terole once you experience the glad re-
lief it gives.
Get jar at once from the nearest
drug store. 1t is clean, white ointment.
made with the oil of mustard. Better
than mustard plaster and does not
blister. Brings ease and comfort while
it is being rubbed oni
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of Jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group, stiff
neck. asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu-
matism. lumbago, pains and aches Of the
back or joints, sprains. sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds Of
the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
soc and Coo Jars hospital size $50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-08

all modern conVeniences; gentlemen only.
-.
SMA neat sleeping room, WITH private
entrance ana privilege oil nathi - per
weeb. fhone 5'o-. --..--.--
SIXTH. W. .1ll-Downstairs room and ono
upstairs, furnace heat Phone 4dJ2 r.
MAIN S-For one or two young men, for
rent southeast bedroom, adlo ting bHta,
extra large closet, Phone osI9
NEWLY furnished strictly modern sleeping
room. walking distance, suitable Tor tWoi
ladies preferred Phone 6d70 or address
l24 East Illinois street.
MAIN n. ll23--One living room and orc
bedroom; newly furnished particularly de
sirdble for two gentlemen fireplace, sep
arate beds oatn, hsh's' neat near '"'
ana llth'y h,INiv'-
MAIN, s., s2l-Ncely furnished sleepIns
rooms, close in. fhone 90 ----.-
MAIN, n, go One nice sleeping room in
new apartment suitable Tor TWO gentle
men. Call after p m. o2o Nor'h Nam
street. -------.-
MAIN. n, lOOo- Eleeplng room lot rent
modern electric hgn's. nohe "'Sy ...,.
NINTH, W. 5Eo-ohe peuroom lo' io"''
Phone 5765'R. -.--.
NINTH, w. 3Oi- Nice large iulhls"'u lop1''
Tor rent, bath large elos1. very -o'1""
able CAV after ~ a M none
OLYMPIA s. 7Oe-one nlGsIy iurn'S"ed
sleeping room. fhone g ON ON ,....-.,..,,
THIRTEENTH, w, 8l7-South front sleep
ing room for gentleman or young couple
Phone llOs strictly modern nome,
TWELFTH, H., 2O7-Front bedroom Tor one
OF two gentlemen. Call IN evening.
! THIRD, =, l3l6-For rent four modern,
furnished rooms; private residence ,S'u
month Call from To IL u. N or from
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AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
BOARD AND ROOMS


LIGHT libtSItkIlbIiNG ROOMS IG
BOSTON s. 1926 Nicely furnished mod.
ern housekeeping rooms. Phone 36s3J.
BOSTON. n, i3O-For rent one suit mouse.
keeping rooms.
BRADY, w., II Three nicely furnished
rooms with electricity aud bath.
BRADY, ", lll-tor rent two nicely fur.
hiah,d light housekeeping rooms IN mod
rLn h"ug, private entrance no children.
CHEYENNE, n. No Suite Of three rooms
with garage.
CHEYENNE, n. 627 Two or three rooms.
housekeeping beautifully furnished, sunny,
ideal for winter latest ronveniences; good
location, walking distance. on car line.
DETROIT. N d2i-Light housekeeping
rooms. Phone 1870
DULUTH, W, 31O-One light housekeeping
room.
ELWOOD, n, t1A-For rent. two nicely fur.
nishcd rooms for light housekeeping, no
children.
ELWoOD, n, 5l2-Two modern furnished
light Housekeeping rooms, nicely furnished,
private front and back entr ,ice, very
pleasant no children, also garage for rent.
FOREST, s, l22O-Onc room house. we'll
furnished for light Housekeeping Phone
6G2S
ron RENT Two fine Housekeeping rooms,
modern, vacant Saturday, will allow some.
two girls after school hours tin D. m.
and on Saturdays. Call & South Gillette
after 8 evenings
HODGE. f. 1ail-One downstairs light
housekeeping room, no children, Phone
li73.
| HODGE b., t515-Two light housekeeping
rooms. furnished modern. Phone 4 & i5.
| HOUSEKEEPING apartment modern. close
in, references. Phone $500
| LAWTON, s., i2 One light housekcepiu /;
room. Phone i3l7-R
MAIN s.. G2O-1wo modern light house.
keeping rooms.
MAIN. S. sO3 Two large nicely furnished
| light housekeeping rooms on first floor,
! modern, private entrance
! MADISON. 5, lll-SuiI ~ light houacAcc
Ing rooms, modern, To couple without chill
dtcn Phone 4p22
| IMAYBEIL s. 0Ol - Two housekeeping
! rooms modern Phone AI64.
NORFOLK. n, ll-llousokccping rooms bath
connecting ON car and iitncy line. no chl,.
dren. Phone 22a6. Call between and
NoGAl rs. $, 3l2-rwo light housck coping
rooms also sleeping room. Phone 36I9
SECOND, ", 216h Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Phone 439l.R between =
and q.
TACOMA y, 52e--Light housekeeping room
or sleeping room for working man. Box
30 care World
/ THREE rooms beautifully furnished, close in.
| Phone 1ttg.
INANrHUS. s. 22t-Thrcc rooms, furnished
Tor light housekeeping, modern. Phone
1907
IFOuR furnished rooms for ligh, housekeeping.
modern but no bath and no. children, Phone
| 1854.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-08
ROOMS-UNTVRNISuED

ADMIRAL BLVD, l235-Two unturnishcd
rooms for rent. Phone 6id9
EIGHTH. r.. i0O2-one large unturnished
room.
tAWTON, s. 9O6-Unfurnished, one or two
modern front rooms. Call for Mrs. Gamble
MAYBELL, s. l26 Two unfurnisEed
rooms for rent Phone 553.
NINTH W, 232-Ono or two nice large
front rooms, Furnished or unfurnished
private entrance.
PHOENGX, s., lO2-four basement rooms
unturnished Phone 526s
ROOMS. unfurnished, three modern rooms
and sleeping porch, no children. Phone
Usage 6933.R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-08
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II

ADMIRAl.-For- rent, two connecting nicely
furnished rooms. bath; in nice modern
home, for three or four persons; gentlemen
preferred Phone 26S6.
BOULDER, S, 504-For rent, modern sleep
ing room Tor q gentleman. one block from
Fifth aud Main. Phone li0i
BRADY, W., All-rwo nicely furnished
sleeping rooms in modern home; private
entrance. suitable for two gentlemen.
ADMIRAL, T., 28O2-Room with kitchen
privileges for rent. Phone lS55
ADMIRAL, l525-For rent, nicely furnished
front room in modern home
BOULDER n, 5is-Sleepmg room, strictly
modern. Phone i666.
BOULDER s, g05-Nice room convenient TO
bath, suitable for two or three men. s. so
per week Phone 2ois
BOULDER. $, l72j-Nice sleeping room.
connecting sitting room. for rent hot aud
cold water all the time. Phone 3lt7
BOSTON, 8. sl5- Furnished room, con.
vcnicut to bath gentlemen preferred
BOSTON s. rl7-S Splendidly furnished
room, close In, nice home, Phone SOC
BOSTON S, 12i2 Nicely furnished room
for married couple or gentlemen Phone
D68R Il.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
NOOMs TOK RINT TiKNIsHID

ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED !.
-, t-es, 5aes fsf fsfiasa s'is.sHsa.
BOULDER S iios-Sie..y f-fui,hs sleep
its room Ftehs tl55. x .,
BALTIMORE. :. lcs7-Fsr reEi 'lru.ilrl
foou. ronrset4n. hath. Phone i0oO-y
BALTIMORE. E. lss6-Ore desirable sleep
iaE room, close % car H1e Pt0le oit5.
BOULDER r.. si1-For fslt bedroom w!th
gtt hfaiff. r0uv+lisui 90 hatf. - per we9.,
gert.as s- psefsrf-1. Ph1re aJll-k
BO LDLR =, ll1J-Ni-ey i4ru.she1 room,
esrtIsH.r Phone --l-
CiSCINAATT s. s.I-Oas modern siecp.l:
room. I5oIe I--s-E
.CIhCrNNAIf lttg-F5r r.s, Ia rse
rsr.r fsrrtt-i front room ara bah.
,a.tsh.s f5- tso s.rtle-1-r
CHEYENNE gs.-or- ..e..Ir, rosa
f1r rar, hot ana cold water r. t5tse NF
ips gentlemen Pzorr 3-t5
CIEYF.NE s05A-Sl-e room. close 30.
f- rr. ar tss ..rt..-ra- r-lare.r-..
Ptar. -Hst
CHtIEN&E p. l12s-Tvo se-p.ag rooms.
tgrr-r...f te la.E gentlemen relerr1res.
Ft1ls t.--
CAMERON H. -zs-Ni-ey furnished fr3H:
...prs room. r.ose .u
ttlIIENE IS. -i--s4-.Iy furnished bed
room. $50 b.-rks from Main Phone
77i
CHEYENNE n. 4l2 Front sIsspilg room
ior one or taa gentlemen. .n pri,ats lam
3D.. Phone J5-s.i riHdy modern
none
tA NM. n. suite 0i three
ONE Nii1 gArage.
tlSciASAII g. lol2 -Farr.shed room.
sd3o.Hing bath private entrance. furnace
heat suitable for two iAdIes Or gentlemen.
Ihoh' 55l6 before J in -
81 ENHE, y -lt-IE9 .afge e9nn"cths
bedrooms nlctI! iurhlshel, slltAnlr ior
'No oi 'out 4o4ng men INon' -''''
Dh" y Eh, y - - Woiesslpha. on bual'
~ n...' Il."'aitl i,' lIoI' D'oIo'M ioI nv nv
et"'"Hs O''". '1i"a'' "''' P'i'@'' NUM-
DLN ~ y, ~ OF rem, t~o nles'i 'nt
h'aH'a ,fepihE i'yihs w moITIu n"',.,
D,,. o 49, a., 80 -, Pr
--ac' ''Y" ''''
f,t I,-tp- IN ,....-........- ,..-....t,d
~ - i''t'E'' Ht"'g 'N'"''"'
t.,.,,,.,.t,7 I'm ~
DL' ~ ~ Hlce herpihg looin or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-08
DREssMNKING-MILLINERY "a


DK+rsM AklNG-For fisi-clA-s call 81 525
south Nain street Telephone 1910 X.
DRkSsM AKlSG. sewing al kinds. Mrs
Harper Phone 7OlI.
DRE SsMAKING and Alteration work guss-
A1ieed. Catherine Wells. Phone i456-R.
s>aAklNG Eanied all work gu4ral-
t-t. Phone 1855
MRS TAYLOK-DressmakiEg snd designer.
tlrsi-class work guaranteed. lt25 South
Main Phone eCt4
HEMsTlTCHING- 8I3 South Boston /,
operator with two yezrs' experiehee In
this town. Phone s232
SkWING-By the day Phone 4l50R
sEWiSG Of all Kinds Prices reasonable
Eork guaranteed 30i South Victor
sEN ING Of su kinds done, dresses. suits
ald D.Cusess S0rs GUARANTEED Mrs Hart
P'ors 6295. 40 West Ninth
sPIkELLA, c0-se;iere Phone 44s0.
sLWIAG neatly done. ra.es reasonable Mrs
stevens. phone t7js
PoR DEfssMAKING and sewing OF all
kirds phone 1922. III south Madison.
NV FORK dressmsker wishes few cs-
tomerE prices reasonable. satisiac.ioG
eg.-anteei Room p. Detroit hotel. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-08
WANTED-ROOMs or nO\KD %

ROOMS wanted for light uouse
keeping Nothing east considered. Address
Eckels 2l2 Lynch Bldg.
WANTED Room and board in private homo
by refined couple, Kirkpatrick heights
neighborhood preferred A26, care World
young couple desire room ari
board in private family must be reasonable
and close In Call 6646.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CIIENtNNE, n 636-Rooms with or with
ont board Phone 2s25
GALVESTON, s., al2-Furnishcd rooms
board u desired Phone 1874.
SEVENTH. r.. 3lS--Room and board Tor
gentlemen Phone 90c2'J
SEVENTH, T., sts.-Rcom and board for
gentlemen Phone 3o2a.J.