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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
DIDELE STOKAI
ANGLIQ.

Washington, spalip 13.
Visoj salyj atjauciama min
kstosios ANGLES stoka, nors
siais laikais jos kur-kas
daugiau iskasama, kaip XII
:tu0met. "', 4 .... t.>t
Mat, ANGLES reikalingu-
mai yra labai dideli. Dieilo-
mis- IT. naktimis dirbama Vi
sose dirbtuv6se ir istaigose,
tatai ir ANGLES reikalingu-
mas yra tiesiog nepapras-
tas: Be to siandie ANGLES
daug suvartoja garlaiviai ir
gelezinkeliai, mes kaip van
denyj, taip sauszemyje pra-
sidejes nepaprastas bruz-
dejimas. ''
Antai Ohio valstijos dau-
gel miestuose gyventojams
truksta kuro. Pasigirsta
balsai, kad vyriausybe SUI
laikytu ANGLES isvezima i
kanada ir i vakarines val
sti.jas. ..' 1i"'''
Ohio valstijoje yra dauge-
lis minkstosios ANGLES 'ka-
syklu. Bet iskasama anglis
sulioduojama i vagonus ir
iSgabcnama kitur. Gi vietos
zmOn6s neturi kuo kurenti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
KONTROLIUOS DUONOS
PARDAVINEJIMA.

Washington, spaliu 13. =
MaistO kontrOlierius Her,
bert c. Hoover pranesa,- kad
duonOs pardavinejima Emo
mems jis paimsias savo kon-
trOl6n.
DuOnkepiai ir smulkieji
pirkliai privalo SUI juo ben
drai vcikti ir sutikti su w
riausyb6s nuskirtomis kai-
nomis. Mes kitaip visuose
miestuOse bus isteigtos mu-
nicipalfs duonkepyklos ir
krautuv6s. SitOs stos kOnku-
rcncijon SUI duonkepiais ir
pirkliais il pastaruOsius is
mes is "business'o."
Tolesnis zmoniu plesimas
yra ncpakcnciamas = sake
Hoover.
Visupirmu kontrolierius
sutvarkys smulkiuosius
duonos pirklius. Gil su lap
kricio ] d. palms kontrolen
.duonkcpyklas! Bus nnustaty-
ia kama miltams irI duonai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
PREZIDENTAS WILSO
MAS KVIECIAMAS
I PRANCUZIJA.

Paryzius, spal. 13.-Laik-
raStis Information pa
duoda sumanyma, kad
Prancuzijon pakvicsti Suv.
Valstiju prczidenta Wilso-
na. 10 atsilankymas labiaus
sustiprintu talkininku vie
nybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
PAINS TARNYBON MA
zESNIUOSIUS LAIVUS.

Washington, spaliu 13. -
"Shipping Board" huspren-
de, kad su spaliu 10 d. Wy
riausvb6 rekvizuos visus
mazesniuosius privatiniu
komnaniju garlaivius pra-
DEUS 1,50O tonu intilpimo
ligi $500 tonu intilpimo.
Tokiu laivu Suv. Valsti-
jose yra 45S. Juos vyriausy-
be panaudos kar6s ta1nybai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
VOKIECIAI KENCIA
NUO sALCIO.
Amsterdam. snaliu 10

Amsterdam, spaliu 13. =
Visuose didesniuose Vokie-
tiJos miestuose uzdrausta
anglis vartoti namp apsil-
dymui. Su anglimis galima
gaminti tik valgius. Sitas
isakymas tests ligi sio me-
nesio pabaigos. Tatai gy-
ventojai daug kencia nuo
salcio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
BERLYNO PRANE-
SIMAS.

Berlynas, spaliu 13. -
PrieSininkai naujas atakas
prad6jO vakar visu frontu
FlandrijOje. Musiai seka vi
50 linija nuo Lys ligi Yprcs-
-Menin gclczinkclio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
Won CAPELLE ATSI-
STAT'YDINO.

AMSTERDAM, spaliu 13.
= Anot i'Frankfurter lei
tung," Vokietijos kares lai-
vyno minister's, admirolas
Won Capelle, atsistatydino
po parlamento truksmo, SUI
risto su jurininku sukilimu
kares laivyne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
NUzUDE POLICMONA
IR SAVE.

Rockford, ILL.,, spal. 13.-
Nakar ciohai vienoje gatvt-
Je kazkoks pamiS6lis emo
gus nusoye pQlicmona, vie
M moteriSke suicide ir pats
sau padar6 gala is revOlve-
rio!i t..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
SUGRIzO ADMIROLAS
MAYO. t

Washington, spaliu 13. =
is ID. Britanijos namo sugri-
70 Suv. Valstilu Atlantiko
kar6s laivyno komcndantas,
admirolas Mayo. Jis .tcnai
vazin6jo SUI svarbiais reika-
lais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
NUSKENDO NEzINO-
MAS LAIVAS.

Philadelphia, Pa, spaliu
13.-Dclaware valstijos pa
kraStyj nuskendo nczino-
mas keno laivas. LaivO ig1l-
la iSgelb6jo pro Sail plau-
kes kitas 1aivas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
KAIZERIS BUTINAI
NORI TAIKOS.
Prisibijo Americas galutino
pasiruosimo.
Amsterdam, spaliu 13.

xA1AotCIudI1I, SpdIItl 10. -
Vokietijos laikrasciai raso,
kad Bulgarijos sostineje
Sofijoje seka labai svarbi
centrally valstybiu konfe-
rencija.
Anot laikraSciQ, Sofijon
yra suvaziave: vokieciu
kaizeris, Austrijos impera-
torius ir Turkijos sultanas.
Jie visi su Bulgarijos caru
Ferdinandu tariasi apie tai
ka.
Abelnai manoma, kad po
sitos .vahovu konferencijos
lkas .nors' nau5o. bus nugir-
sta apie taika: Manoma, kad
centrales valstyb6s bendrai
pasiplysss 'taika J talkinin-
kams. JI..9gis -
Dalyku stovio zinovai
tvirtina, kad,vekieciW kaize-
ris .atmainfl !savo mint tai
kos reikale. Pirmiau jis nc
lnego daug kalbeti apic tai
ka. Bet siandie jau pats de-
da visas pastangas, kad
zut-but piirm ateinancios
ziemos!, q ! pertrrauktti kare'
Toksai .jo !zingsnis yra tik-
raj desperatiskas. Mes tokia
taika vokieciams gall iSeiti
labai negarbinga. -.s
Bet i tai. jau neatsiziuri-
ma, Svarbu Vokietijaii pa.
.daryti .taika pirm to, kol
Suv. Valstijos dar n6ra tin
kamai pasiruosusios. Pas
kui vokieciams bus arSiau.
Su ~ateinanciu pavasariu
talkininkams pagelbon
Prancuzijoje stos ir ameri-
konai. Tuomet bus nelengva
tarties taikos .reikale.
Tuo tikslu dabar Sofijojc
ir atlaikOma valdovp konfe-
rencija. ..i
Kaizeriui visas vargas pa
lieka su Alzas-Lorraine, ku-
riu nenOri. sugrazinti Pran
cuzijai, gi be ko talkininkai
nesutinka taikinties. Regis,
vOkicGiams prisicis nusilei-
SUI, Jell Jle' panOres greltOS
taikOs. -
Bet indomiausia ir tas,
kad patti Vokietijos vyriau-
sybe nezino dabar, kas reili
padaryti su paminetom pro-
vincijom. Projektuojama
tom provincijom savyvaIda,
tai vel konfederative nepri-
gulmybe su karaliumi ir KIT.
Matyt, vokieciai pats jau
humane, kad Alzas-Lorraine
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13

- Washington, spaliu 10
= Cia kalbama, kad vyriau-
syb6 veikiai savo kOntrolen
palms visus Suv. Valstijose
csancius gelczinkelius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13

Amsterdam, spaliu 13. -
Vokietijos parlamentas per-
trauk6 pos6dzius igi gruo-
dziO ; d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
SUIMA PASISLEPUSIUS
NUO KAREIVIAVIMO.
Bessemer, Mich, spal. 13

beSSe11lef, M1cn., SpaI. I3.
= Policija lankosi po visas
medziu kirtimo stovyklas
ir iesko ten pasisltpusi'l
nuO karciviavimo vy1'u. Va
kar tarpe medziu kirt6jl
suimta Al vyras, kuric pa
sisl6pe ten nuo kareiviavi-
mo. Tikimasi ju surasti
daugiau. Medziokl6 tesiasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
TIKISI GAUTI VOKIE
CRU GARLAIVIUS.

Paryzius, spaliu 49, Tai
kininkai tikisi, kad Brazili-
ia s;lvO uostuOse kOnfisluOs
visus vokieGiu garlaivius II
juos paves talkininkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
VEIKIA ARTILERIJA.

Paryzius, spal. 13.-Pran-
cuzQ viSu frontu veikia az
tilcrija. Tik ties Ccrny' M-
kieciai buvo pakile atakon.
Bet veikiai tgal atbloksti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
ANCLAI VAROSI PIRMYN BELCIJOJE
Atsistatydno vokistijos kares |aivyno minister's
ANGLAI PASIVARE
PUSMYLI BELGIJOJE.
Vokieciai uzpulti isnetycip
neturejo kur dingti.

LONDONAS, spaliu 49,
Vakar velai vakare gauta
zinia is vyriausios anglu
stovyklos Prancuzijoje, kad
anglai jau paeme nelaisven
500 vokieciu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13
GEN. HAIGO PRA-
NESIMAS.

Londonas, spal. 13. - Wy
riausiojo anglu armiju vado
Prancuzijoje oficialiam pra-
neSimc sakoma, kad anglp
uzpuolimas prasid6jo 5:2j
ryte uz 6 myliu j Siaur-rytus
nuo Ypres. Anglai sturmuo-
ia vokieciu pozicijas ir va
rOsi pirmyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-13

jiems isslys is ranku ir ta-
tai tue reikalu ncnori nicko
galutino nutarti.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08

Founded upon the great French classic 'THE HUNCHB
DAME" by Victor Hugo. play of profound human interest
and of intense force.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08
lASALLE

The fact that back of almost
every great man in history has stood
a woman" forms the stheme Of to-
mOrrOw's LaSalle picture, Back of
the Man" i'm which Dorothy Dalton
and Charles Ray are featured.
Marie Doro. the popular screen
favorite, is the LaSalle's attraction
for Monday in her latest photoplay
entitled Castle For Two" The
story was written especially for Miss
Doro by Beatrice DeMille and gives
her a wonderful opportunity TO dis
play her best talents in the role of
wealthy American girl of Irish
descent. Tired of the social life this
girl leases an old castle in Ireland
and goes there 10 live. Like Peter
Pan she believes in fairies and has
been brought up by her old nurse
on tales of the little people" who
inhabit the soil. This delightful ro-
nance is rendered all the more eff
fective by engaging a number of
children who play the roles of fair
les. Elliott Dexster, husband of
Miss Doro. plays opposite her in
this film as a young Irish lord.
A five-part drama written by
Maud Corsan and featuring Kathlyn
Williams in the stellar role is the
LaSalle's attraction for Tuesday.
The picture is entitled "Out of the
Wreck" and tells story of political
intrigue The plot is novel and is
told as a story within a story. 1t
deals with the wife of a politician
who has a past that is discovered
by a rival candidate. He enlists the
help of a woman who goes with re-
porters 10 the home of the politician
and demands that he give up his
fight or face the publication of his
wife's history. Whereupon the wife
in the presence of the reporters
gives her own version of her past.
telling a story so powerful and
touching that they agree to repress
their information. Miss Williams
plays the principle role with a sim
cerity that is characteristic Of her.
William Conklin as the husband and
William Clifford as the william are
prominent in the supporting cast.
on Wednesday Constance Tai
madge. who will be remem bered for
her splendid work as the mountain
girl in Intolerance" is the star of
the LaSall2 fve-part comedy melo-
drama "Betsy's Burglar" Thurs
days picture at the LaSalle is en-
titled The Man Who Took a
Chance" and presents FRANKLIN Far
mum in a likeable role. on Friday
"Mayblossom," a Pathe cOlOred fea-
ture. starring Pearl White in the
stellar role is the attraction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08

French classic, The Hunchback Of
Notre Dame, by Victor Hugo. A
play of profound human interest,
dramatic in action and of intense
force and thought by many as the
best picture Miss Bara has ever
been seen in. Wednesday William
Fox will present that great screen
villain, Stuart Holmes, in Tangled
Lines, a play founded on Wilkie
Collins we'll known novel The
Woman in white. In this piece
Mr. Holmes is said TO have ample
opportunity 10 show his ability as d
villain, a character in which he ex-
GELS. Mr.. Holmes is supported by
an excellent cast, which includes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08
SPECUIATORS HAVE CORNER
ED MARKET.

The old bugabOo Of ticket specu-
lation is looming mp on the local
horizon TO an alarming degree, ac-
cording 90 a disgruntled newspaper
critic. The critic sees fit TO damn
the managers i'm general for the
practice OF selling out the better
seats in their houses 10 the specu-
lators. and entirely overloOEs the
fact that the general public IS TO
blame for this pernicious practice.
In the past. when the hue and cry
was so loud for the abolishment or
the ticket SPECTATOR. several man
ayers tried out the practice or hold
ing back all seats for legitimate pa
irons one even went so far as to
organize a special messenger force
IN deliver tickets free of charge 10
an,- mart OF the city if the patrons
would only buy from the box Office.
This resulted in smaller houses and
q considerable loss 10 the expert
menting managers, and the scheme
was abandoned.
Now il has become the practice OF
theatrical managers TO underWrlte
their productions by disposing of a
substantial block of the best seats 10
the ticket spectators at the prevail
ing house rates.
The speculator naturally wants 10
make a good profit for the risk on
his investment, and the public IN
these times Of war brides extra
dividends and employees bonus
funds. is so excited over the coun-
trv's alleged prosperity that 1t pays
the price without a whimper to save
the trouble of standing in line at the
box Offices
II seems to me. after a careful
study of the situation. that the love
for luxury on the part of the Amer
lean public is entirely to blame Tor
the present situation, and l cannot
Get myself worked up into an en-
thusiastic state of reform TO con-
denim the practice under the present
conditions.
There are more "boobs" in New
York than i'm any other place In the
United states. and as long as the
..booAs' will stand up and allow
themselves 10 he plucked for the
additional raise over the par value
Of seats. 7 refuse 10 be reformer.
ANYHOW. the par value of a thea
ter ticket is an unknown quantity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08

entitled Twin Riddles, telling a
beautiful and interesting story. The
new two-reel keystone comedies will
also start on this day and will be
given every Friday hereafter. On
Saturday Bryant Washburn, a pop
ular screen actor. will be seen in
THE Five Dollar BilT'. a clever
comedy drama. In addition to all
of these features many other sub
jects will be shown, including the
Selig Tribune weekly, the sensa-
tiOnal railroad pictures with Helen
Rose Gibson, the Ham and Bud
comedies, Grant, the police report
er stories. with George Larkins, and
many others equally as interesting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08

features presented including Max
Under in his best and funniest COM
edy, Max Wants "a Divorce, in
which he made such a hit here a
few weeks ago, for Sunday. the SEN
satiOnal war drama, THE Ordeal. a
stupendous piece featuring the well
known stage favorite. Anna Laugh
lin. for Monday. It's a reason
against war, based on a poem writ
ten after the Franco-Prussian war,
and is really a horrible drama.
Tuesday the great emotional act
ress. Theda Bara, returns in the
superb production, The Darling Of
Paris, founded upon the great
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08
RRONDwAY BUGLE CALLS.

You see. since the actors and ac-
tresses have turned their attention
10 preparedness and Lee Shubert
has offered 10 give financial help to-
ward the formation of theatrical
regiment. | have 70 take official no.
tee OF the preparations on the
broadway front and change the
name OF my column
To begin with. some Of the most
e-r,o,,s actresses on Broadway have
volunteered for services as Red
cross nurses and If Justice Johnson
and Marian Davies are included In
the list I am going to hire some
Teutonic gunman to shoot me right
in front Of their headquarters. As
Bunker Bean would so blithly re-
mark regarding a wound received IN
like situation. Il can imagine moth
inc OF less consequence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08
PLAYHOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS
n run,,..........7 81
NEMY OI2X
TIT M''YnT =

W< Emory "a
70 CALVERT Sd

NEW YORK. April T. War
doesn't seem to bother the Shuberts
from the standpoint OF theater con-
struction. and they are merrily
vending their way toward securing
enough playhouses TO corner the
market
on April L they will open the
Bijou. situated between the Morosco
and Aston theaters on ". Forty
NTH ST.. with a new play by Eu-
gene Walters entitled The Knife"
The Bijou Is furnished in Louis
XVI. style with a close attention TO
detail. Blue. ivory and gold form
the color scheme which is followed
out in hangings. chairs and interior
decora ton. The pillars supporting
the proscenium arch are OF white
marble and the walls Of the lobby
are OF gold mosaic
Like some of the other newer
Shubert theaters. the seating capa-
city makes the Bijou quite exclusive.
The orchestra floor will accommO-
date $50 while the balcony has room
for 23s. The stage, however, is OF
sufficient size TO permit the prOduc-
ton OF the most elaborate musical
plays and is equipped with the lat
est electrical appliances.
The new GarriCk theater. which
at present is being used for the
John Craig productions, will be en-
tirely remodeled for use by the
French players and will be re
named the Coincide Francaise.
John Craig and Mary Young will
move in the near future 20 the new
theater being built for them by the
shuberts in Forty-ffth ST., and eX-
pect TO open before the end OF the
present season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08

Robert Mantell, Genevieve Hamper,
Claire Whitney, Walter Miller and
other we'll known players.
His Fathers Som, a comedy
drama of romance, mirth and mil
lions. featuring Lionel Barrymore
and Irene Hawley, is Thursday
chief attraction, with Francis y.
Bushman and Beverly Bayne i'm
their clever serial story, THE Great
Secret. which will close with four
more releases, and will be followed
by "Patria". a patriotic serial fea-
turing Mrs. Vernon Castle.
Fridays feature will be Baby
Marie Osborne in a beautiful play
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08
..nrsRAFTT,, RFVIVAI.

Monday night IS picked for the
revival of Louis y. Parker's Dis
raeH" with George Arliss in ms
original role. Six years ago the
Fnelish actor made his first appear
ance i'm this comedy, and his success
was pronounced.
The majority Of The orisinal cast
have been secured for the produe-
ton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08
AUDITORIUM

Judging from the list OF pictures
booked for the Auditorium for this
week there will De the usual big
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
MALE HELP WANTED.

1 HAVE an opening Tor . man who is honest
capable shd ind1strious; prefer one with
previous sales eIperiencei VII! pay s25 per
week 4 the man who can nake good one
bank frd 60 business references required.
Addresl U. A. Nudtcn, Gs3 Capital Bldg, To-
pebs, Kan.
WASTED-Ons nrs,.elsss mechanic who
thoroughly understands the Conteutal
motor and also other motors. must come
with the best Of recommendation and know
his butiuess. no Others need kpply. Phone
1891 Hughes Motor Co. Third and Cheyenne.
WASTED-C0lored man Of ability for local
Office, work not difficult: must be steady
ard attentive 70 work give references, age,
experience and salary IN first letter. Ad'
dfess Box s255, Tulsa World
WAATED-s1lcsmeu FOR 1915 Twelve Sheet
and Deluxe Art Calsndars leather bank
books, etc. Liberal commission. exclusive
territory. Line reSdy December l. Economy
Advertifing Co Iowa City, lows.
ANIED-loung man, 16 70 20 years Of
age, living with parents. by large cor
poration. excellent opportunity for advance
meht give reference IN answer. Address
Box sZO6, care World
OUR Statesmen averaging $500 monthly
You can too Tremendous demand for our
bls outdoor Electric sign selling s27 Free
fsmples. 30 competition Exclusive ter.
niory. Flashtric sign Works Chicago.
AGEHIs-To advertise our goods BY dis.
trbuiins free samples 20 consumer. 90
cents an hour Write for full particulars.
Favor Co. 55i9 Drew street. Dayton. OHIO
WANTED-Men and women to learn the
barber trade. earn $50 10 $50 per week:
positions guaranteed. Tulsa Barber College
III South Boston
HAVE good proposition for business man
who would start grocery business In good
locality near Tulsa Address Box 4175
care Of World.
HLSILkRs get my transfer auto monogram
system. Not a get rich quick proposition
but good, honest money making business
Monogram King, Oklahoma City, Okla
WANTED-Bright office boy, about 10 years
old Apply Sunday morning between IL
and ~, at 2O9 l. T. Bldg
COLORED elevator boys and isnitors wanted
at new Exchange National Bank Bldg
Can Sunday morning, ask for Mr Usher.
SHOE repAirsr wanted at once. s25 weekly
to good mechanic; come Monday. OhlsOn's
Shoe Repair 2O5 South Boston
WASTED-Grooery chgks with d,y ex-
perience can get permanent position with
good salary at Oyerton's
WANTED.aA bs.er. Sanitary Bakery.
Dewey, Okla
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WASTED-YounE ladies' 70 learn telephone
400 Pioneer building, or call Miss Senger.
Phone 1900 .
WLETED-A young lady ihoroly experienced
for beauty work. New YORK Hair shop,
Room 233, Robinson Arcade. Phone 1912.
WAETED-White girl for general house
nished 325 West Twelfth apartment 2.
WANTED-You girl 10 help with house
work Phone 4952, or call 1907 south
Peoria
YOUNG lsdy attending nigh school or busi'
ness college TO work for board and room
50. South Wheeling Phone o67b'J.
WANTED girl for general housework and
to assist wish care Of children. Childrens
Day Nursery. III South Cheyenne
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on. refinery at Yale desires man stcnogrA.
phrr Il5S, care of World.


ASSISTANT bookkccpcr: must be capable
and experienced Apply in own handwrt'
ing giving full experience. Box i22i, care
World
WANTED Grocery clerk who can trim win.
dowS aud write Sigua. good salary to
right man. Managers office OVCrton =.
MAN and wife to work on tarm; woman has
houscwork, washing and ironing 10 do
Write or phouc, !. u. Essley, Avant, OKLA.
WANTED Two extra statesmen for Friday
and Saturday at the Purity Market & Gro.
Gerry, ia East Second street Phone 1902,
WANTED store manager; oklahoma and
Kansas Apply to j, v nyland 81 Tai.
loriug company, 10 West Third,
WANTEp-E Eight boys between 10 and IS
to distribute advertising matter. Mammoth
Credit company, sol East Third
LADIES and mems suits cleaned aud
pressed, Use American Cleaning 4
Tailoring Co Phone 1892.
WANTED Two young men TO work in news.
stands and ON trains Apply Fred Harvey
Newsstand, Frisco depot
WANTED Cleaner and prcsscr at once;
steady Job, good salary. Charles \ James,
Box 30, Morris, OKLA
JOIN the Army Recruiting offices at OK.
lahoma City rulsa, Muskogce, ,hicksshs.
Ardmorc aud Enid,
WANTED Young man to drive Ford car.
Apply Room 3o5 Pioneer Bldg, or call
phone 1000
WANTED hoy over 10 years OF age for OF,
flee boy Apply 3o7 Pioneer Building.
Phone 1000
FIFTY sewer men wanted Twcluh and For.
eat Take Bcllview car Good wages
steady work
WANTED hoy Tor page at Hotel Tulsa
Apply Room 3O7, Pioneer bldg, or phone
MoToRMFN, married men preferred Tulsa
street Railway Co, corrcr fifth and Law
ton.
WANTED One nniop stone ,rt;cr on DE,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
SELL GROCERIES

Ouy ~ Mori., largest Wholesale Grocers
,taptnI owen $1,000. OOll wants ambitious
mtu in tN'r locality to sell direct to con.
Numc- nationally known brand of groceries.
tons ,'ticc>. spices paints. oils. stock foods
etc lNs line easy salcs. Values beat any
competition tatn hig mouc, No expert.
,ncr 90 capital required Compete sample
OUTFIT grd free selling Instructions start YOU.
Tong established reliable house Ash YOUR
banker Write today John ScAton n Co,
lak, and lsauAln streets Chicago. m
ADVERTISING Speciality statesmen Wanted
one ot two bright ambitious statesmen over
- years Of age to solicit orders In Oklahoma
FOR our new line OF art cSondarS, fans. cloth
leather aud metal spccialueS Season hcgips
January Oar proposition Is liberal one.
We plpcr an unsurpassed lrp In the hands
We want huAtlcrs who mean huSinrS, snd
wish to make permanent connections with y
live concern. Wgitc Kalamazoo Advcriting
Co. kalamazoo Mich. TO-DAY!