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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
MOTOR HEAWNESS
MARKET FEATURE
Many Stocks Break Sharply
Spectators Undecided as
to Which Way to Turn.

NEW YORK, Sept The course
OF the stock market was governed
largely today by the prohouh'eu
weakness of comparatively slhali
rroup of speci4ltics and low priced
railroad shares Speculative senu-
ment appeared To be confused. ana
I'm the absence OF new factors OF ma
torial influence the operations as
l.used ON well developed initiative
The uncoVernE ON coilptl"t'lv,sy W. :,
small amount OF selling of a rev sort
spots accordingly was sufficient 10
impress the whole market and II
eascd OF gradually
Al the outset a cheerful tone pre-
vailed and there were Appearances "l
short covering This tendency diStp-
pear,d. however. when It became APP
narcnt that the demand was light ana
the market was sensitive TO pressure.
Early gains amounting To "a polht or
more iu the cases of various repre-
sentative issues were lost ana IN the
afternoon a general downward trtnd
developed,
Tho motor and motor accessories
stocks were especially heavy General
Motors was sold steadily and lost
more than seven points, only small
part of which was recovered. MAX
we'll SWdchaker, Chandler, Rubber
and Goodrich broke sharply Pun
man continued It's decline and marked
weakness appeared I'm Scars-Rocbuck
and agriculture chemical. In the
railroad list the weak points was
again "A gain while New Haven slump
ed three points To new low record
of II y.
The drop in ruhles continued today
under the influence of the disturbed
Russian political situation. The rate
foll two cents 10 new low record at
13ls. ON the curb Russian ~ per
cent bonds broke three points to
new low at 10 aud the 8 y 5 fell 10
&c
Liberty bonds were selling from
1896 down to $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
COTTON


NEW YORK sept N Strong gains made
10 the cotton market durius the early part o.
the dap. when october sold uY 20 e., 9uc and
December to ~ rHr. representing 90 90 t5
points not advance. Nrrr not entirely main.
tanned bccause ot realizing near thc close iu.
spird ly tisQuieuns Russian news aad Nua!
prices were - 60 5J points net higher rhcrc
was o. good deal ot Liverpool buying after the
opening which was nart,l supplied hy large
sales credited to western accounts In ad.
duOr q covering movement Of lArge volume
took place. iwpc,lcd hy low temperatures over
ths belt notably .u tho southwest and by a
government storm warning irom the Caribbean
sea
The opening was steady at an advance
o. rs 10 p points According 10 we'll.
known southern authority condition figures
showed a decline 70 : 3 points for the iull
month last wear This was considered quiet
bulish and hclpcd strengthen thc early mar.
kot AdNicts from the south were somewhat
conflicting those from Texas reporting 8
good spot demand ON = higher basis. while
others from the eastern belt said the demand
was temporary. to cover September shorts.
aud that exporters were buying very spAriugly
with the movement increasing October CON
tracts because 90 au embargo on shipments
from Galveston 20 New York and the small
stock ~ cotton here available Tor delivery
were relatively strong turnout the day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
Ncw orleann COTTON rntnres.
MARKET REVIEW
osrRANDBERG. MGREEvY & co..

tSTRANDBERG. MGREEVY & Coz
The uudertoue Of the market continues TO
exhibit strength. fruit OF discouraging news
from Russia and further drop In roubos TO
IJ4 Altho the bear crowd In General
Motors made another attack driving the stock
to new low record Of s9is and New Haven.
whose difficulties sem to Dee increasing rather
than diminishing exhibited further weakness.
the coppers. tobacco and steel held up with
hrmness Tho market has been irregular and
has given no definite indications as TO its
trend but We find evidence ~ quite accumu.a-
tiou Of stocks both rails and industriuls. In
spite OF well.knowu 'ack Of public interest
and the narrowucss Of the market. the facts
that It fails to be impressed 10 any extent
by what seems TO Doe uufayorable news and
b, rumors ~ nll kinds which are current in
the street seems to Indicate that its condition
b. Wholesome and that advances are TO be
expected We anticipate no extended move
m,ut in either direction for the prsent but
look for a trading with further advances.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
The Daily Horoscope
Copyright. 1917. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicnts.)
The stars incline. but do not
compel"


AStrologers read this as an uncertain day
In which every one should he careful. The
Sun. Neptune. Uranus and Saturn are all
In malehc aspect. Late In tho afternoon
Jupiter is friendly.
During the busy hours, routine should be
followed as there is sinister sway for
whatever is new or likely to involve future
interests.
II is n particular unlucly day for seeking
cooperation or support in any enterprise,
financial or phianthropic.
among the poor and the seers prognosticate
u falling off OF contributions for relief work
in American cities and novel projects for
raising funds
Neptune gives warning OF severe storm
at sea In which lives win be lost.
During the next few months many vag.
aries will be noticeable among men and
women. who win develop unbalanced ten
dcncics and an increase Of insanity is
prophesied
TO increase anger from dark or underground
places Mining or subway accidents are
probable.
Again the assassination OF man promi.
nent in public affairs is ioreshadowed.
Neptune is believed to encourage fraud
and treschery when the stars are posted rs
they are today.
Late in the evening fairly good luck should
attend plans In which financierS and i'm
porters are interested.
Jupiter smiles on banquets OF dinners at
which subjects OF momentous importance
are discussed.
At the time OF the entry Of the Sun into
Libra this month the three malefics, Mars,
Saturn and Jupiter. conjoined in the sew
enth house and setting at Berlin, are be-
lieVed TO indicate disaster for the kaiser.
Death OF royalty will take place before
October l, IL is predicted, and this will be
followed by mortality in other quarters
where rulers exercise power
Persons whose birthdate II Is have the
augury OF n checkered year in which they
will meet gains and losses.
Children born on this day will be prob
ably very quick ande clever but they are
likely to meet with vicissitudes in life. 81
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GRAIN
ChicaGo Grain

CHICAGO. sept ll.--ludicsuons l that but
litue damage hal been done by frost brough,
about = material setback today m the .pfiee
OF corn The market closed heavy, fc 10
lac net lower. az sllT's 10 Sis for De-
cembsr and sl.l5S to ll5is for May. Oats
declined nc 20 ~ q tc and provisions
TfIOc 20 4sc.
A,fho there were few sections where
temperatures proved low enough 20 hurt the
corn crop the general run Of sdviees ied ihe
trade 10 assume that nothing approaching
calamity had been Inflicted The result was
that some uncertainty which rave way soon
10 pronounced bearish sentiment. Forecasts
Of warm weather in all directions were taken
in general as likely 30 bring more good 10
the growing plant At this critical time than
could have pcen offset by the frost.
oats broke when corn took definite swins
90 the bcar side.
In the wheat trade, the principal new de
velopmeut was that Canada hsd formally set
a MAXIMUM price OF s220. the same as in
mi. country Provisions eased down owing
10 lower prices on corn.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. ll.--HoGS-Re'
cepits 5000 head; market 10@ 15o higher,
close weak; bulk sl7 1900 1850. heavy sls
@i6SO
CATTLE-Receipt 1000 head, including
400 southerns: market slow, steady. zoe
beef steers sii.5O@i5, southern steers
sG75mll cows $1,000, heifers s79 10,
stockers s0.50Q 1850, calves 81 a so.
SIEEP-Rsceipts $500 head: market 1pe
sil 5OQ i8 80 wethers siO.5O@l2,50. ewes
s9.50l II so stoekers s7@i7.75.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
Stock Salesman
WamG ed

Good opportunity for a hustler
Need not apply II unable TO f,rnisi
references. No loafers wanted. Phon,
S2SS. S44 Robinson building.
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Oklahoma Cattle Sales.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. li.--Cattle
sold slowly. weak to lOc lower: seven loads
In quarantine division: sales in quarantine di-
vision sold in native division: Forsythe.
Burbanks, AZ feedrs.. 959 pounds, sll; rs
steers, 1.i57, siOl0; Gottleib. Elgin, SO
steers las sll50: Ledbetter. Elgin, 35
stoekers, $40. $3.50; Russell & Tucker,
Homny 80 calves. 200. si2; ~ calves. 274,
$40. 1873 calves, 937, So
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LIVE STOCK


PORT WORTH. Texas. sept ll.-CATrLE
Rrccipts 5000 head, market iOc 10 2Se
higher. hceves $500 1880
HOGS Receipts 1900 head market $50
$50 h,shcr. heavy SlSe5Gl6 So
SHEEP Receipts iroo head; market
active. use 20 soc higher. lambs sl5@ 1880.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12

feeders s59o@1o cows and heifers s4,65@
1870 calves S12@iG.
sIiEEP.keeeip,. - 900 head market l,a
li60. lambs sl175ml775
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12

CHICAGO SEPT ll-HOGS- Receipts
900 hcsd. market strong; huk az 4OG
1850. hght Sl71561s.So. mixed SIG Il 30,
heavy $40 So "a 1855, rough Si6,s5 q li.lO,
pigs $3.50 l125.
CArTLE--Recepts 1000 head market
unsettled. native tOet cattle s72S6 II ~,
western steers S6.s0& 1880, siockers and
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-la6oreTs at Drumright, Okla, "
per day, eight hours work street work
colored or white.
WANTED--LIborers foi sewer work in cas-
part Of city. just west Of Kendall; wages
$3.50 or So. O. o. and II. Frye.
WAN1ED-A Hrst.class bvshel man. Bohne
field Cleaning Works Phone lolr.
DELIVERY boy wanted. Apply 1T East
Second.
WANrfD--Dishwasher, porter and cook
Tulsa Hospital.
WAN1ED-Second baker; $50 a week. APP
ply Andres bakery, SIS South Main.
" NANTED--Gentleman or lady TO assist In
dry goods store. 1l2 East First.
v NANTED--Oil stock salesman TO 80 east
expenses paid. Phone 5s93.
WANTED-A delivery 10y who can drive
car. 2l9 West Eleventh.
-FOUR union carpentors wanted s07 South
Detroit, in the morning
SHIRT and flat marker wanted. Terry Miller
Laundry Co.
WANTED-Messenge boys. U. s. Messen-
ger III South Boston.
WANTED-Four settled men for porters on
lobby work. Inquire at Tulsa Hotel desk.
WANTED--Man TO cut weeds and haul trash
Saturday morning. 7l5 South Quaker.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12

NEw ORLEANS, sept II An sdvAucins
tendency was again displayed by cotton hero
TODAY prices standing 50 q bale mp ~ the
opeuins session Reports Of crop dctctioria-
,ion we're the main factor. Increasing the
disposition to buy were accounts OF improve
mcnt in the spot demand and warnings re-
Caribbean sea.
The opening was at the advance and In
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NEW YORK. Sept ll.--Cotton closed
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cAieAgo G-ain and Provision Range,


KANSAS CITY sept II --CORN--Nleher
No. . mixed s2l6Ne II. No. = white S2.2
Nc yellow - l6 G2ls.
O&TS-Strady TO ,se higher. No, white
6O0tOIc No . mixed 59@ soc.
RNE-Sl II.
KAFIR AND MILO MAlZE-sAso6 I&o
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Galveston Spot Cotton.
Now York Cotton Futures.

GALNESTON TeKns, Sept lI.-Middllng
2l70c. receipts 1907 bales, sales 500 bales,
stock 1l7,22i bales.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

sCLEhN light rooms for light housekeeping.
suites of two and three rooms. 4a6 North
Detroit.
NICELY furnished front room, adjoining
bath, In private home. kitchen privileges II
desired. 707 South Lansing, phone 60l6
A LOVELY front room for rent for one or
two gentlemen. CAN at 62lh South
Boulder, phone 14s0.
FOR RtNT-one large front sleeping room,
also one small room, electric lights ana
convenient to bath, close in. Phone 4O0l.
FURNISHED room to rent to one or two
ladies employed; references. 5o4 west
Ninth.
FINE sleeping room for rent. s250 week
CaA 1869.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent. 31s South
Detroit
PLEASANT modern front room for one or
t&o ladies employed. Phone 4026
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
SITUATIONS WANTED.

ATTEYTI0N-Position wanted, easinghead
gasoline plant superintendent open ioi
position; can get results; tho best Of ref;
| erences; can build your plant and make all
necessary tests in the field. Address w. A.
stegers. \ol Baltimore Ave, Muskogee.
| Okla.
WANTED-Lady teacher with four years
high school experience wishes position as
teacher OF modern languages. Latin English
or History; has a A. b. degree and Is gradu'
ate student Of the University Of Chicago Ad'
dress Box 6875 care World.
ACCOUNTANT bookkeeper. fifteen years
| practical experience. AN systems, statistics,
etc. now employed, desire permanent posi-
ton with future, moderate salary. Address
Boz 63ss, care World.
WANrED-AspirinE youth II with no par
ents wants work Of any description outside
Of school hours. Position In drug store 10
desired: Best references Address box
1895 care World.
| BUSINESS woman, widow unincumbered
30 years OF age, stranger, has good edu
cation. asks for work. Address 640s, care
World.
SITUATION wanted dictaphone operator
stenogrspher and typist; seven years eA'
perenee; reference. Apply 04o6, care
" orid, -.,-.-.--.
NONUNION carpenter who is = finished
workman wants work by hour, small jobs
aud house work accepted. Kimball. Phone
WANTED-Night or alter 5 o'clock work as
bookkeeper, clerical work or copy work on
typewriter. by young married man. Address
Box 6393 care World.
WANTED-At once by young married man,
position assistant bookkeeper, also eN'
perienced in clerical and office work. Ad'
dress Box GAIL, care World.
STU ALTON wanted, experienced colored
woman to cook two meals day or cham
bormaid. Phone 3140.
REFINED, middle aged lady would like posi-
tion as housekeeper for widower or bach
elor. Phone 1888.
YOUNG lady stenographer wants permanent
position; four years experience. Address
$685. care Tulsa World
STf JOGRAPHER wants permanent POSI-
tion. experienced. Address 64oo. care Tho
" orld
POSITION wanted by first.eiass experienced
bookkeeper; can begin at once. Box
64oT, care World.
LADY thoroughly experienced in alienation
department desiTes position at once. Ad-
dress Box 640l, care World.
POSITION wanted. bookkeeper five years
experience. Address j. u. b., or Phone
3c47.
WANTED-Position by motor mechanic.
Phone $685..
COLORED woman wants Job as chamber
maid. 206 South Lansing Phone 1928,
PRACTICAL nuPe wants work. two years
hospital training. Phone No. 66l7.
WANTED-Position by competent woman as
hookseeper. Phone i3i7.J
POSITION wanted by experienced lady
stenographer. Phone GAO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12

ST LOUIS sept. CORN--Stead!
No . s. 0S. No. white SslS.
NATS- Strady. No. 9 AQAc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12

A WOMAN Nyho Ia an a,ner,.nrcJ account n M
.rJ haoL E.aoar 20 ." nsnsbIa ~ ,sLin, antirs =
eharre Of offie. An excellent opportunity
for the right party. Address box 6354 care
World
" ANfTD--E --Exncrienced girI ;or ;,en.r1
bousework In small family must be
good cook; references required; excellent DO.
siiion and salary no OBJECT to right party.
IN South Boulder
WANTED--A competent white nurse 10 care
for boy OF 3. Apply in person between
o and ~ noon 403 Fast Eighteenth ST
corner OF Detroit
WANTED-Experienced White chamber.
maid. l6A North Main street. Sherwood
rooms; not experienced need apply. Phone
2sO6
MANrED--hcliable girl for general house.
work. small family, good wages. Call
Mrs Nancey at Buck apartments, Thirteenth
and Carson.
WANTED-Young ladies 10 learn telephone
work, no experience necessary. Apply 800
Pioneer building or call Miss Senger, phone
1900.
high school girl or some one with some
experience preferred; bring reference. Tulsa
Book Store, No. 10 West Third st.
% so Ter day paid one lady in each town
to distribute free circulars for coneen'
tiated ilaNoring IN tubes; permanent posi-
MAID for general housework; must be good
COOK small family good wages room with
private bath, furnished: Call MIS- MARX
rinstSn, "a ,NS ~ iesS South norfolk, Phone 2isSi
AM ED-Coiored girl, lake care OF babies
Hun oseA" @ mouse; ;oo A4 T "Nn, eoIoren Bn
u,,iiJi, '" 'V- iAs' NN''o"A4 h""N
w W,XTrn- c .booi ,,Ir, e. ,sCo ,.,a :, ,,vo
nh;,,ra. o.. 49, VI s5 ps "a wv wv
srsu s.suss 20 rtSh, ns.v 90 isom,h anppi. H.
phone 5fs6
RFLTABLE colored girl for laundry and
homework references 500 Cheyepno
street
WANTED-White girl for general housework !:
must be competent; no other need apply.
Cali at 1910 South Cheyenne
WHITE woman housekeeper; sleep home !;
references required. Call after p. m.
623 South Boston.
WANTED al once, q neat, intelligent young
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; PRODUCE.


81 Louis FEotuce.
ST LOUIS sept -PoUl TRY I'm
eharSet except hens 43c. turkeys 24,. ducks
zoe. geese lac
BUTTER Creamery 4Sc
EGGS-Sl l&S1c
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7
/ with several minor sctbacks the advance
was gradually widencd until In the early
afternoon the most active months were so
TO 65 points up. Realizing By early buyers
pared the gain down somewhat toward tho
end. closing prices showing net rise Of 43
| 90 i5 pointB.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HE'LL WANTED.
Stock SauesUmaDn
WanG ed
Good opportunity for a hustler.
Need not apply IL unable TO Furnish
references. No loafers wanted. Phone
32SS. S44 Robinson building.
DO YOU WANT TO TRAVEL AT OUR EX:
PENSEf We want good men and women
for travelling general agents. Must have fair
education and good references Will make
contract for three months, six months or
year at salary s22 so per week and necessary
expenses. Can Asign most any territory de-
sired For full particulars address George
Z. CLOVIS Company, Philadelphia, Pa,
Dept. Sc.
We wsu; men and wcmen TO ieain barber
trade; positions guaranteed and wages
20 $50 psr week while at the fair visit US
This is the largest barber college in the
southwest. Tulsa Nsrbcr College, III South
NEWSPAPER men. the cotton season is Just
opening IN Texas and southern Okla
homa; We want reliable producers to rep
resent us in these states, salary and e1-
penses; must be able 10 show clear record.
Oklahoma World. Tulsa Okla.
" MANTED-Men as field managers; mus;
have small amount ot money for equip
nent: those not satisfied with 5000 yer
mouth need not apply. Address Box 65es'
WANTED-GoOd practical bookkeeper vita
some sten5graphio experience. good on
PoTiuniiy for right party in reply state
whom you can report. Address 5. a D.,
WANTED-First.cl6ss bookkeeper at once
must he able TO use typewriter and short.
hand: good pay and good position TO right
party. Pslsee ofdee supply Co. 4lo South
Main.
" MANTED-Experieneed competent book.
keeper. steady employment and good fu,
tire for right man. state experience and
present salary. Address Box 64ie, care
" oyld
| WNNTEp-One hrst-clAss bushelmAn, one
Hoffman presser. one halter and a man
to check and route deliveries Bohneteld
/ Cleaning Works.
/ WANTED--A sood bushelman. one that can
/ DO altering and pressing ey hand eE ma
/ Cleaners, shamrock, Okla Lockboy 4s7.
! MANTkD-Five young uen 10 work In news
/ stands and M Frisco trains; good ehAnee
7 ,ot ad1sncement Apply to msnAger Fred
Harvey News Stands, Fr,sco station.
] " AN1Ep-At Ell Furniture Company. 20
West First St, a reliable and irustworihy
I war prefer man who knows something
about repairing stoves.
/ WANrfb-Two live statesmen TO travel with
manager. good proposition, cSpeEses ad'
! vanced. Gail after 6 p. n. Robi. Suiseu'
bcry. 2l5 East Second 81
! NANTED--A presser ON HofflSn pressing
machine Gigantic Tsilors n Cleaners.
Z 2u Fast Third.
LADIES' AND MEN'S suits cleaned and
pressed. Use American Cleaners 4 Tailor
ing Co. phone l7se.
/ JOIN THE ARMY-Recrui;tng ofhces q,
Oklahoma City, Tuiss. Muskosee, Caieks.
shG. Ardmors and Enid.
| WANTED--A once. good second baker;
steady work, Busy Bee Bakery, Drum
right. okls.
| lWANrED-Noune man 10 deliver grocorie,
/ with horse and wagon Bells subway
grocery, 3l2 West Cameron.
! EXPERiENCEp grocer. clerk Cali si
\ Mouser Groeory, Teoih and Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
OIL STOCKS
Standard OIL subsidiario,

Furnished by Sirandherg. McGreevy & Co
I2I East Third street lliotcl Tulsa. rhoDI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
LOST AND FOUND.
DOG LOST

Collie pup about six months old. tan with
white stockings, white breast and face;
answers 10 name Of "Prince' Reward II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN.

Any amount from $1,000 up. on
Tulsa city property. Either to build
or buy.
TULSA SECURITY co.
Second and Boston. Phone 1875
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INDEPENDENT STOCKS

Furnished by sJaudbcrg. McGreevy 3 Co
i2l East Third street Hotel rulss) Phone
200
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
HELP WANTED AGENTS.
PERSONAL.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FoR skLE-South side home. large rooms.
neatly decorated; will sell furniture also.
Phone 6Al6.
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MoXEY &c loan on furniture and piano a,
yo1r home or in storage. week or monthly
payment 200 Now Ault. Phone 5539.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
l19 SOUTH MAIN ST.

WHITE woman for genera! housekeeping.
Phone b25G
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-12
sTRAYED oH STOLEN

LOST-s,rAyed or stolen, white liver.
ssT.223o.
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WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED-Room and board in private home
with modern fixtures. where there are no
other roomers or bosrders: references. Ad-
dress. giving location and terms, Box 6Ss2,
World
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-24

Members of the bridal party should
call on the brides mother as soon as
possible after the wedding.
Questions Answered by Alicia Hoyt.
miss Hoyt will answer in this col
umn all questions on matters of ETH
quette addressed to her in care of this
paper. If a personal answer is de-
sired enclose a 3-cent stamp
MRS. X: When you send an in
vitation 20 a married couple of whom
you are acquainted with only the hus-
band, it must be addressed to the
wife, just as if you knew her If it is
an informal note you may mention
her husband. asking them both to
come to your dinner. If you have any
doubts as to her social training, you
may add a sentence asking her to let
you know if you may expect them. If
you send a formal invitation you may
place the letters "R. S. V. P" at the
bottom of the card. This should al
ways be unnecessary: but unfortunate
ly many people who are ''in society"
neglect to reply to their invitations
unless reminded of their duty.
VIOLET: If you fear the young
man you are fond of does not intend
to pay you further attentions, you
will only invite insult by making any
advances. You may be sure that he
knows what he wants; and if he
wishes to go with you, he will not be
tirnid about asking for your COM
Da0V