davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-11-15

GS20 is gray cotton Blanket,
size 7OxsO, with fancy colored
borders; weighs Az pounds and
has mixture of about 10 per ct.
wool. A splendid Blanket. Per.
pair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-03
1607Acre Farrn just
West off aJ@U1IkS

mostly in cultivation, has some royalty, free gas
free water. 60 acres now under lease and has
offset to drill. Along pike road A fine farm
well located; $1,000 cash rent for this season
Price $6j an acre. Investigate it if you are look
ing for something good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-03
[F@LP1lm Lands WVidZh Pres
emf @Zmd] Prospective
OIL Value
ITO Acres

No l09 Farm close to oil and gas, about 40
or 80 acres in cultivation, balance pasture; good
water and plenty of it. Wells close at a depth
of 700 feet Can sell farm and lease for $50 per
acre, about miles from good town Of 5000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-03

ClOs@=iu1 S1jbWEbam
TTraCGS 2a G0 1O Acres
Ranging from S125 to 5000 per acre. These
Law northeast of the city about / V miles on good
road. You will have to get busy, as these are
going fast. Help your country and yourself by
raising your produce chickens and fruit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-03
200 Acres

No. lO8 Tulsa-Mannford road, u mile of sta
tion. About 70 acres in cultivation. Most all
can be cultivated, balance in timber-land pasture
Soil is Of the best black sandy loan, and as strong
land as you can find for alfalfa, corn or any
other crop. A fine stocl; ranch, all under fence
Three-room house and barn large enough for sew
eral head of stock. Plenty of water. Price $50
per acre; some terms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-03
1TIhese Are tine Best for tine Mooney

hardwood floors lovely mantle co
den heat See this
dandy nothing
fJr mi an for two
beaut
porch
In
homeke
quarte
hardwood floors and
white finish;
large
for appearance best
in
PROPERTY
for North Denver
once
ground
Kirkpatrick the II this
o quick
Place addition whore the is unsurpassed
list with
lBOVWImaIm & lROVVTMam
RENTALs-N INSURANCE
Bldg Phone $3.50
Evening star., 1917-05-16

II. L. Rust. Mrs. ]. Willard Ragsdale and
Mrs. A. S. Burleson
Mrs. r. d. Shepherd. who is putting
on the benefit, has arranged for some
spectacular Greek dancing, led by Mrs.
Edith Wiley Wheeler and her assist
ants.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Howard Hoover
entertained at a dinner dance last night
at their quarters in the navy yard. The
mouse was decorated in red and white
spring flowers. and the guests were
Miss Elena Calderon. Miss Helen Blod-
gett and her house guest. Miss MaiZie
Porcher of Florida: Miss Ruth Wilson,
Miss Marie Eugeaia Smith. Miss 14u-
ellie Claire Smith. Lieut.. Commander
}. q. Fisher, Lieut.. Commander Adolf
phus Station, Lieut.. Vaughan Conan.
Lieut.. Alba Bernhard. Paymaster Smith
Hempstone. Mr.. Gibbon Smith and Mr..
c. A. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles o. II. Craigie
have closed their house in Q street and
gone to their country home on the
Connecticut shore for the summer.
Capt. and Mrs W. A Burton have
left for the Ritz Hotel at New York.
Mr.. Zody Strasburger. for many years
resident of this city. but now of Bos-
ton. Mass, is visiting his son, Judge
Milton Strasburger, at Beverly Courts.
Miss Alice French of Davenport,
Iowa, is AT the Bellevue.
DIR. Poulieff. secretary of the Bull
Continued on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1917-05-16
yesterday. Mr.. Vance Mccormick of
Harrisburg was among the guests.

One of the most convincing proofs of
the union of the north and south lies
in the names of the box holders and
patronesseS for the grand reunion bene-
fit to be held at the Casino Theater
Friday evening, May is, when the ro-
mantle drama. "Ingomar." in which
Mr.. r. d. Shepherd (R. D. MacLean)
will be seen in the title role, assisted
by Mrs. Maud Howell Smith and most
capable cast. will be presented. At least
one-half of the names are those belonging
to the women of the north. and as the
! benefit is for the entertainment of the
southern veterans, it speaks for itself. A
partial list includes Mrs. Matthew T. Scott.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. Mrs. Bald
win D. Spilman. Mrs. William c. Cor
gas. Mrs. William Bailey Lamar. Mrs.
Ffoulke Smith. Mrs. A. p. Gardner. Mrs.
William NJ. Ritter Mrs. George Barnett.
Mrs. Claude Swanson. Mrs. Richardson
Glover. Mrs. w. S. Marshall. Mrs Ben
jamin Micou, Mrs Myron NJ. Parker, Mrs.
Frank Anderson, Mrs. Richard Dear.
Mrs. w. G. Harvey. Mrs. Thomas H.
Taliaferro. Mrs. Charles f. Faulkner. Mrs.
F. B. Moran, Mrs. Christian Hemmick.
Mrs. Newton D. Baker. Mrs. Willard
Salisbury. Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher,
Mrs. E. w. Weaver, Miss Emma Ham
ilton Bulloch, Mrs. Cary Sanger. Nine.
Rosa. Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs.
Charles C. Glover. Mrs. John w. Thomp-
son. Mrs. James Prior Tarvin, Mrs.
Roland Ringgold, Mrs. r. F. Ames, Mrs.
Evening star., 1917-05-16
Senator Salisbury to Give Reception
Tomorrow Night for
Mr.. Balfour.
Martin-Poynton Wedding at St
Paul's This Evening-Recep-
tion at Brides Home.

The Vice President and all the men,
bers of the Senate have beer invited to
meet Mr.. James Arthur Balfour. head Of
the British mission. at the reception Sem
ator Willard Salisbury. president pro
tempore of the Senate, is giving in his
honor tomorrow night at his home in r
street. The reception will be formal
Evening star., 1917-05-16

Representative and Mrs Nicholas Long
worth entertained company at dinner
last night in honor Of Mr.. Balfour.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

ranzas, toda su fe Sc cifra en- que al
guna vez un HOMBRE ha de surgir,
bastante fuerte para %arrebatar Ell po-
der a quien 10 haya venido prostitu-
vendo Y d~egradando; bastante pode-
roso para que su o Sc obedezca de
confin a confin, por sobre las crestas
cast inaccesibles de las %serranias, a
traves de los desiertos im~placables,
en- ell fondo de los bosques impenetra-
bles. Y sobre todas las almas, agrees
tes como las cimas de los v%olcanes,
hostiles como las arenas torrldas de
los paramos, altaneras, como las CO.
pas de los gigantescos arboles de las
selvas tropicales.
Pero, a diferencia de los %israelitas,
los m~exicanos esperamos pasivamen-
te, Separates por pequenas, egoistas
~diferencias de opinion; aguardamos
cstorbandonos unos a otros, Y cuando
hay un hombre que surge, que Sc des-
taca nor sobre la multitud, leJos de
apruparnos en- su torno para estlmu-
larle en- TODD 10 que pueda tener de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

lleHas, pero nuHca ~realiZadas, Hiien-
tras cl pueblo. cl que enc2Tna el al
ma nacional. Sc siente n veZ mas
iMminado por las profecias de hace
Glen amos, no cumplidas aln, Sc entire
"a g delirantes demcst:aciones de pa
triotismo sincere. sencillo, que no "a
iona. critica nj. compare, como que eS
un sentimiento Y una fe.
Para nosotros, los emigrados, cs
un dia en- que todas las nOstalgias Sc
a&olpan, Y meditamos con t~risteza en-
la patria crucificada por seis amos de
guerra, Y que solo por IN mila@ro de
vitaiidad Y fuerza ha podido sobrevi-
virios.
FL pueblo de Mexico. desde hace
cien amos, vive, como loS israelitas,
esperanto la llegada De un MLsias in
finitamente buaro. in"mcnsarlente JUS
10. divinamentc recto y tcdopoderoso,
Que quiera Y pueda sacrificarsc TODD,
cuerpo Y alma, para hacer caer Ia fe-
Hcidad, como Ell mana biblico, sobre
Ia Patria Mexicana. Todas sus espe-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

Padre Hidal@o, I'll vives doadc mcraa
todos los cue en- ell munao fue-2n buenos,
los CUE sabcn s~e0tic. n:@ics aicnos.
los que saben Ilorar con los gUe l!7"an.
III wives aonde viven los que imrloran,
dc fc. de amer = de tcrnura !ienos;
:, pues e-cs amor, propic:o stnos
hcy Que negras p~asiones nos devoran.
IIabia 4 los meXic&Ao5 corazoaes.
tn santa voz desate sus ~cl&rines
hoy que nos aseSinan las p~as;on"S:
i;aas cue nos mircmos como ~he.@anos;
d,nca cue no 5ebeGaoS ser CafE-5.....
dino cue todcs s3mos mcX!canos,
San Antonio, Texas, u de Sept;cnbrc DC 1917
Cuillcrnu .gu:.re = FlERRO
lCHANTECLER.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15
INA CtRiA EVPRESgk

.~-, Tr. Ricardo C2haHrz. lu GrHad =. san ANTONIO. Texas.
. WUy senior riu: EiYiu Il listed !; rrpSclic ron rl fiji d"
,.;.!.rlo. y It la vcl. para Larle Ia grJrtas pur u bIu In gran.
de cue rrrHIlmu< Ur listed. pu"> que" d'Snur> d" l't%. Img USED
4 ~ IRAN ri"nrI& > altos ror"riHicntOs. cNslc surc II TERRA
ul "-rCSa DICIisil u. NGl!rHGdp "" leon. iHc> Gr listed IL III
U"2b " h@Ccr Vvir.
CGSnGu rIlpcZ0 I inIuaF 81 primer rn"dic2:ncnin. : encoltra-
H. mediterranean" grave y y". r"Impielamrn!" drsronsoad'.
Tome Sus u:giIcIaaS. y iGU IN rGIn1lD. Y ,Ua.GU las cUrflu-
80. Sc cnroarab4 hastante ali"i2da; Cen el S"@W"ao nlrdiGainSa-
10. rrr0brG r1WpleIlInnlr >p SGiHd Y hoy "Sa Ducna. cunrrHel-
Go con sTs drbc"r@ g. ramhlia. con Ia leyc aGnl1 de 'vetnluh
urS5>. &C runSig;l0 ai Ia vida lie iii pacicnte que Va cSfaDa a
uFIllrs del ScpuirrG. kSi pucS. le replt0 10 GgradeC!dO Qe cSlCN.
- IL trSr0 cue viva EluChcS ahUS para ben dc Ia hunlanIiad. 10
alfOrEzD nara cue Csa Cartl Ia enmiende Y Ia de al pubhco, pues
que sera en- benerco de mucra genie que gsta pacecrendo To-
los de todo reCurso. y que pOr corTeO puede darle a Conocr d us
led Is Intermediates. como 10 hCe 20. que & Ia distancia de
Y Va sin l. esperanto de que M cSpoSi vtviefa. Pern Vi 81 IH-
hEcari"n en- Ia PREN-t Y rue nj fciicii8i. rOr 10 gu" h' vivo
lazy acraGerbdo. : O"HTrirG d listed para TODD 10 cue Sc m
ur~czra. sin mas &c U~iad arnrr. : alto. SECURE Sc?r!Gnr.
ANTONIO DE LEON.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

En- la ciudad de Me
leo, prendida en- 10 al
to de ia Sierra. q don
de los reregrinos De
Aztlan creyeron encon-
trar e. sitio eli Que, Sc
guros Y ccnfiados. fun
2a-i2a IN poderoso I'M
rc.io, e. e5trlenio Dc
las s"iras. las clarinl-
&as de los regiments
O. m.arcaa. las graves
y vibrantes EotaS dc
l., secuiares c@mpa-
i:a cetebraran, COMO
$iemprc en- una orgla
de entusiasmo popular
y en- IL pintoresca ru-
lima de las ceremonies
oficiales. I'm nuevo ami
ve-sario de n declara-
c;5n de Independence.
Otra veZ los oradores
oficiaIes mczclaran.
qonfundiendolos, hos
sanas a Ia patria e
himnos al partido
t~riunfante: hablarap
de nuevas libertades,
urometidaS q mamoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15
LAS IPRPOFEClAS DEL PADRE
HIDALCO NO Sc HAN CUNPLlD0
fPor g, DR.. LUIS LARA PARODY

patri6tico. de recto, de justo, de sin
cero, nos apresuramos q marearie
con IN coro de falsa %adulacion, 4
prostituirle, ~degradarle, hacer de el
I'm tirano, y luego voivemoS a
s~entarnos, en- actitud de suprema IN
dolencia, 4 esperar que nuestra ac-
cion surta sus desastrosos efectoS.
Ell Mesias mexicano no vendra nun
ca. Los successes de los ultimos amos
nan dado Ia prueba mas palpable de
la falacia de esta illusion, 10 absurdo
de esa esperanto. Mexico sc %saivara,
81 ia de salvarse u pesar del movi-
miento universal por el predomnio
del mundo, no por la accion de un solo
hombre; no por la infinita bondad,
j~usticia y fucrza de un caudillo, sino
Dor IL accion persistence de las fuer-
zas sociales, que Sc e%jercen sobre la
inmensa masa an6nima que nosotros,
los que nos hemos creido las classes i-
rectoras, no hemos sabido reconocer
ii estimar. Mexico Sc salvara, q pc
sar ~nuestro, a :pesar de nuestras in
transigencias, que hacen de cada uno
de nosotros un pontifice; de nuestra
INDIGESTION Y timidez, que nos truecan
en- ~criticos %mordaces, pero no en- hom-
bres de a%ccion, y nos ponen a MERGED
del primer hombre resuelto, eapaz de
obrar, recta O torcidamente.
Mexico no ha ganado aun Ia liber-
tad anunciada como una urora es-
p~lendorosa, hace Glen amos. la pro-
Tesla del Padre Hidalgo no Sc ha cum
plido. La paz y la grandeza de que
disturbances hace POGO, han deaapare-
edo. Pero, al menos, tenemos va la
certidumbre de que hay en- la patria
nuestra, fuerza sufieiente para sobre-
vivir, a todas estas catastrofes. Y
quien sabe 81 la ensenanZa amargui-
sima de estos ultimos amos, logre al
fin des:errar del alma mexicana Ia
fe supersticiosa en- ell Mesfas nacio-
nal, Y ilegue a convencernos de que
NADIA debemos esperar de un solo
hombre, ssino de nuestro propio, per-
sistente, inteligenre ~esfuerzo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15
-I@r,ytur. oN.,u. .- A.nsIo ii" 80.
- tn 1911. L,nIre. snm NnInnIu. InNas

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= rr .rur; rL, ralHhr~. SHn kEiuTIr. i"Na>.
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,I,i r,rsndn an ua ~ =" Gr org m:ncTa r!au ! mis- m'l1s
m rartEdIcC d"Hulnru-GH Id JrcnSG". que - ciil& q n 'l. Gu
a. = rs7es-,hln - rClnEan~s pu: irGiarSr d" i'm periodic"
M Vfrsr "a 81 =uI1cIu :aprC>0HinG"ITc I"r "t hpEl" !hoU
,.ra ri -" EFunr!a- lei vi anUliu Y VI cue GsiPi Ea!"Ht
z4Ma curur las Intermediates mas diirie>. EHuph'ts l'aWn ~ ~
.,Srarri6n y Hero &c nsDCrauza escTIbi 4 I'd. una cirla consul
:at de mi cn!ermedad " q vueta De correo obtuve Sn CoAteStaa-
In FIa ne aseguraba CurarHle en- 10 dls , mas tartar; w
s1rna-f a suS trGtamiontOS tan bGenos Y sclCiloS. Quedahuo n
ri rlrnFan .ndicada COnfistamcRie btcn, no 0DStanle EhleiCso
de dUe r>iaS yoivicrGn. pueS ne Parecta impossible cue Eo puue-
r3 Sanar. Observe Y Cuedo hoy roarrnrIir ne Gue e>OS SoH
EiE;rlIca!s cGrado. ...-no ,r al
Hrn Ca. M, ~ hecpu. y" Gejfrc lie recpm'ndarlo p2r dofic
rf.e-a - alrad'riir &tmu. alto. y -.
NIEny A. N.Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

La hecatombe pas6: los derrotados
buscaron el consuelo de 81 nido,
V ell pueblo mexicano, 81 onHimido.
l!or6 so3re sus h;rocS :nmcia!os.
Tai como e. so. aisjpa los nub'at"s,
Ia Hbert&d. tesoro c~onseguido,
la pena disip6 de: desvalido..
V odios aneios frcron olvidados.
Grande Espana siguio, grande Ia TERRA
que venera de Hidalgc Ia memorial
' en- ella 81 orc de su gloria encierra,
porque desputs de heroicidad tamaha.
bcrrados los rencores De Ia guerra
II segaimos Namando "Madrc Espana."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15
Gee
Y

Sc luch6 en- todas parties: Ell cl Ii"no,
Y en- Ia ciudad. Y en- Ia risgeIa aldo:
: era. I'm apccaiipsis Ia rele2,
terrible como TODD 10 inhunHro.
Los defensores del leon hispano
c,nnatieron con fuerza gieantea;
pero mas fuerte aIn era Ia idea
de libertad, del pueblo meXicano.
La fuerza estaba ALA, con los "5eIoecs,"
V ALA tambien la ciencia ' Ia pericia;
pero los mexicanos luchadores
con Ia victoria ungieron 81 es1andartc,
cue sieMlpre la raz6n J In J~ustic!a
pueden mas que los impetus de Marie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

TODD 10 necesario en- MADEIRA, pa
"a una casa: Stoves Sash & Door Co.,
San Antonio, Texas"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15
v0T0 De c A

A. ~EE4H HE. E.riEln tN@E.~
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r-.-. rg su>-- de ai =aarlJ.& SeiUG g "c>"2u>n = ms >uiti-
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r,.rrr. one q pogtcr Ricardo CablHPS era 81 unIcO que me
rnIEa curar. con mi Coraz0n EeIo lie Re y esperanto nnedlala-
mani. a.udi A 81: Examine mis- males Y GcSpueS de Screierme q
sES trzramtentos, tan busnos ' Scert-toS, hoy me ehcusArO
COMMENCEMENT sara Y como = janiS hCbtera padeciJo de AilSu-
n terarueiGd, atgndiend0 a mi rabajo y SendC en- Ia GctlaH-
al a SuStentO de mis- sGcGnOS Padres.
G-rll..adu u:y cHeIscSdsmelte z ioGas GGCeHaS PERSONS
aHs - aairn Sur.terGo sc ReunaJtSmO CrdnicO como el que yu
,.n: r. arlyn q. yer Y conSENa- Sr> Ursl-S = Ian rc"oRaa7d2
M&RCELlNA uIRiETTt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

Raseos Boerafcos F@ edo en- la E3 de de n@@m na De E b@T SG%aos u n F a mas
de Nnma de Madd dmeo mvo @ THuO@ EpaASa en- las enmE
Dr.. Ricardo Cabanes, dI fS c1"h S E@s nSs S% a ES @ E Es% .o@aanh plaza de
Mmr WO wto ;wuT0 Captain marpr ooiGm-ma cupo de n6nmS AM0FTE
De *s 5enmna las Ehs FmpmS penmhMom esE Msp pore mhO Amos Ena Ao@ @. RHar hS
5 con e fin las a1mahs cuhRs hE Europa dA. OMo gads nmf@ en- SS mH&* Mas tar
. S~~ 5ms mm6d Nrev Sur America Obhmdo una Plaza de NGo ,mtno-PN
oaTmInd Hospital frances du6a) de New York Depus de tres A@ m "a@E@ ES en- To
R% $50 Ia R@bHa Gw@maG e Ta rew6 vs Esads del N0ey SIeh Republic con ELL.
GG TJdo Especial del ao de sahrdd del Canton de Veacrz dmea @ao con aNca las m@n$
ee China
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED 4 good wA,hwumnn TO take
clothes home and wash aud iron; none
other need apply Call at 9u2 south Gal
WANTED Neat appearing lady with some
experience iu cooking To help IN res
.1urAni Apply In person at go South
Main street
WANTED Lady for general office work
one who understands bookkeeping; give
references aud phone number Address box
" NEIfn Ten experienced girls tor gen.
rfal homework, wages - aud go per
week State Free Employment Bureau.
Room 49, Boston bldg
WANTED Competent white gifl for gen.
cral houscwork. Phone 2577 i6li Sou'h
Cheyenne
WANTED Colorcd woman for general house.
work in family of three adults Apply no
West Godcu avenue.
WANTED a number of young ladies' for
telephone operators M experience uecch-
sary Apply room 500. Pioneer bldg
WANTED An experienced white girl. must
bee good cook and references required
Phone JtIl.
WOMAN wanted Tor general homework
corner OF Eighth and Peoria Phone 2S15.
homework Phone 2GC3
WANTED Colored girl Tor homework. Call
WOMAN domestic, must be good cook
Phone 1s15.
LADIES suit, 10 close ont 50 pausau Sam.
p'c Rooms over Wonderland thcntcr
MANlCuRlsr WANTED Address asa,
care World
WANTED ~ oucc four mattresses a, Eg
ger cafe. 227 East Third
NAMED White woman Tor general house.
work iul North Denver
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30
MALE HELP WANTED

AlESMEN 10 sell atricty mAde.to.mens.
ure 'Ioilcs IN your territory exclusively
one price $40 30 Mixer 10 weArrr 90 IA.
uhorlrm} proposition, best references rc
CURED WIT" ht once +. II. Davis Tailoring
company. Power building Cincinnati Ohio.
W NNIIp Monday morning two good col.
l'rioia, steady positions to right phrtics,
y""d pay, also want two first class snlcsmcn
i"f city and road work for old established
room 10
WANTED Man hookkccpcr with experience
900 uil production books. Unless thoroughly
familiar with this line of work unnecessary
10 nppg Good opportunity for party show.
ns ability ca.l at 33l Robinson Bdg
y klkt opportunity for q fcw young men
and women 10 secure cougenial and rr
muncraiiyc employment can nt once room
4 over Mug cafe corner Main and First
WANTED Five men. live wires permanent
position must be- temperate and reliable
ir'nu 4I. First National Baub Bldg Mr.
WANTED Three boys Tor messenger scr,
irc Hurry Messenger Service, DDS u East
firt Phone 522s
WANTED White boy over ~ ycnrs old
for delivery boy Apply Midwest Print.
hof 10 },ers Old not attending school can
Nppy to Ben sherlock World office
CAN use two high grade sales people. men
or women calling on business people only
Ask for Mr. Nickham, 2l7 South Cincinnati.
WANTED FIVE young men 10 act us news
agents on the Frisco. Apply nt Fred llar
vey's news stand Frisco depot
JON rHE AKMl ne,tuuing offices at ok.
lahomH city Tulsa Muskogc6. Chickasha.
Ardmore aud Enid
SlilNGLEk WANTED at 40 south Elwood.
Tuesday morning
WANTED Macuuist Address Wiser OH
company 'hrltca. Okla
WILL b. g. NIXON communicate with his
sister. Mrs Mary johnson
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LIVE STOCK
ChlrlHn LIYn Hinch

CHICAGO Jan 30 HOGS Receipts
$1,000 head market unsettled bulk
Sll io@lI 20. hight sIli5mii.GS. miSrd
: goa ! so. heavy sll25mIlr ~. rough
= Boa ~ ~. pigs spIontOCO
tAIIlf Receipt, 2IuOO head market
steady native beef cattle s175mIl %.
wo term steers $3.50 10. stockrr, and feed
rr. Son9 cows and hufrrs S5mIOe5.
cu',cs SlIm1i
SHEEP Receipts $4,000 head: market
strong wcttrs StumlI25. ,wta a. 5U6f
lu 1O. lamb, Stt 35mIIiO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30

ST Louis. Jan 80 noes Recoipi,
10000 h"nd market strong. light siI 96m
.,0. miNrl and butchers SiLIUGrli 40.
good heavy Sllfim so bulk SiI i5m
CATTLE Receipt, # 600 hcnd market
irady native hcrf steers S75OmiI.5O.
}rhtl ing steer, and hrifrr,h S. luu.iI 90
COWS - 'nWN''. htoca,fs aud feeder,
- iOWr 'u. IrNos quarantine ,trrrs $3.50
" '. prime southern hccf steer, s-up. beef
COW and hriter, st21W 1u. prime ycnrliu-
steer. aud heiicr, $1,000 native calvc,
otH 4 fu
SufEr Receipt, 1000 head. market
,icnd' lambs ~? 75mt - jO. owe, 5000
'i lu21l yrar'iug, SttHI225
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30
ROOMS WANTED

~ ANIED-Onc or two furnished rooms by
couple with year.old baby. not walking
Willing TO pay for something desirable with
or near board. BOX 3iO7. care World, or
Phone 4ilO.
WANTED Furnished room. waking dis.
tancc by lady employed Address +. o.
box 1879
ROOM wanted by young lady employed
would consider roommate. Can give ref
crcuc"s Address 1926. care World
WANTED lufurnished room within IL
blocks OF Main; must be reasonable Box
4lgl care World
COUPLE desire furnished rooms or small
furnished house. Call 1915 East Hodge
Young lady employed wants room with pri.
waite family. ADDRESS Iis2 care World
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MWMlES

S2.25O buys almost new 4-room
modern bungalow, fine location,
southwest part; $3.50 cash, balance
monthly.
S35OO buys dandy 5-room modern
bungalow; lot 50Xl40, the lot is easily
worth $4,000 terms, $1,000 handles;
located on South Elwood
S2.750 buys 6-room modern bunga-
low. Crosbie Heights; $500 cash. bal
ance monthly.
$4,000 buys 5-room modern, east
front cottage. South Cincinnati; lot IS
worth $4,000 without house: terms.
$1,000 cash, balance monthly;
Groom house, close in; price $475O.
$3,500 buys 5-room modern, close
in, South Main.
$4,000 buys dandy 5-room modern.
full basement; $1,000 cash handles;
north side.
$500 cash. balance monthly; seven
rooms: North Cheyenne; S2.S00.
EDW ARID Eo BARRETT
Phone SO. 204 Bliss Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30
HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR REN IT, Svyrn-room modern house
nicely decorated, south side. also new five.
room cottage. near Kendall college Phone
fpk KENT 500 per month, siN rooms. .
story with bath just completed east front
hardwood floors, Park lii.i addition Phone
liui or spJ
fuk SALE Furnished house. eight rooms
sleeping porch, large basement. garage
can IO2l after o a. m.
THREE ROOM strictly modern furnished
half Of double house. Call Monday before
noon. Phone G575.
ST finishing; two modern nye.rom houses
~ BellcVicw Addition. will rent for S35
aud SO per month Phone 1885
FOR RENl-5room house to party buying
furniture; as South olympic Phone 665l
from 10 10 In the morning
~ kNISnED five room house Phone 1868
after : q. m, Monday morning