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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
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Well as soon As Billy bunny fin
l,hct eating the apple pie which he
fnd Just gotten away from the bu.
crow who had stol,n It. Ia told
You IN the last story, hc Shuuldcred
ule huaprnvk ana pickul up hs
striped candy cane ana tntn uc set
OFT once more on his journey ut I'D
venture And 10y ana ny he came 10
t telegraph poo Wnclc thrc lttlC
splrruNs Ncrc swinging hnck uun
telegraph pole whore three little
rabbit tuuN ,b,l uut ala tugtta,r.
"HciluN bllly bunny
"N hos trlephuniug 10 me. asked
the little rabbit for he hadn't looked
up. you see. uud,n OF course, dad
not know tnnt tne nttic -IA,rruws
were s,ttinG ou tllc wires. And when
the three nttlo birds saw that he
didn't know who war talking To- him.
they tholght they q have some fun
ana make hrlic.c some one was
telcphouiug tu the little rabbit So
,nc little sparrow aatd, IN Il decp.
iur-awdy Kind OF vote"
"ltclua ll,llua ds this luly
bunny OF snake Fence Corner
y eN thi4 is Miy Sunny, cried
the htlc rabbit. ana he gut ull cN-
cited AMI wiEgled his little pins
tur, hu ,dst coat on" ot tn' itilc
sprrroWA got 20 liz2y LOOKING a, him
that she had To- uolu uu win h,r n.ll
And then he hupprl u2 CtHsu To- thD
telephone pOlo @id lcMcd his car
against 1t
"ueloa heuot' WHO'S cHllinp mcf
Please give me the name. lor I can
not sec
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
The Woman Who Changed
By Jane Phelps

fore mo the idea that |. too. mus, l.
possessed Of all this. II would hnr.
O." '"po with thcm The thou.lt
was appalling. Yet was dctcrmlpot
To make good--to show Goars.
Howard that the woman, the ,,,r.
uN girl he had married. wa tho
equal ot any no had known. lrcO.
there was something In my life fhF.
new. uutrlCd life upon which an.
entering, upon which | had entered
which alternately thrilled and
frightened me. but for which
aeuScd an imperative need. tho rerJ
OF poise, of Worldllness. Of an tb.
social sraces lacking in a country
glrl At times / felt as II yts
PLAYING In some frantic masquer,G-
Thht ! would wake UP and find
myself back home with father and
mother and the hoys, lust "A r.t,
happy country girl
The Surge OF Love
Then again, whom Georc, wuyII
show an unwuntcd affection for -.c
! would forget an hut him. ana ar
N!s sudden and unexpected revival
"t affeciion, which seemed 10 spr,n.
hp with renewed N,Eor, lifc WoYII
nov seem so dreay. such pg,5ie
after an, To have him back again
seemed the one issue. the ono do.
s'f' OF nv life. Then | would for
get Merton Gray, and tho Other,
"holh l know. sometimes oven Inc-
lNp ana kurts, and devote mysef
"''h All me abandon NJ youth 10 Lhs
.'Nk oil pleasing the man had EaAD-
Then tho reaction.
How "a Urn. 4hf,tI,s
treated me. This always Law in "A
vague heap In the background Of
my mind,acyo while everything was
subordinate to my keen desire to
have him care for me. lie neg
'cCted me so.
Was IN, worth living under such
m emotional stress
felt hclittled and chagrined
when ! thought OF my position as
he wife OF "a wealthy and popular
nan. Ny husband evidently looked
lpon me as mentally. as well as SO
'ially, tho Inferior Of his old tme
women friends.
often wondered II he loved mo
it all. II ever he had really cared
~ tho married folks a home
seemed To care for each other. The
married people went everywhere to-
scthcr had the same friends. en-
Dyed the same pleasures but here.
n this new life. each seemed to 60
lis or her own way SO long AS
here was nothing wrong, no scan
ial, they seemed as free to enjoy
themselves as they wished. Rs did
he unmarried people.
II was all horribly complicated
anyway ] would ~ the best
ould and try not to worry.
Absorbing Question
Copyright 1918 by George Matthew leisms)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Rppiing Rhymes

WI liOhF ffhlhtil-
rr' the rjoDk an hour ahead.
nu" night before went to bed;
twas ut the governments request
uut { uholcd tho mild nehest =
srrater sacrifice than that I'd glad
F make YOU bet your hat And
600. as i've already said. cot th"
DIu.k nU hour ahead and now | get
Hp with tho birds aud greet the
dawn with fcrycut words. soc the
good old sun .Hrirc aud Climh the
Uoil known eastern skies n i- a
WoudruuS thing. | say, this break
ing ot another dav. Lake counties,
lHNt. always slept while rosy
faced Aurora swept nights clouds
and cohwrhs from tho sl>N, ana lot
Tho best of Hfe 10 b, while morn
IuE.s miracles took place | -nurod N
deep scpulchral baHH. in uaN soft
couch I lay asleep. and snorci 'Tho
cradle ~ tho Deep WINE morn
ing spread It's gorgeous hucs. its
puppies. Niulets ana huv3 / sunrcl
with rhythm deep ana slow. Tho
I lIeart Rowod Down bv. Weight Of
Woe RN wtsdum's admouitiuu led,
! set the clock nm hour ahead. aJ
. O'Clock I made II 10, and now I
get up with tine hun and see 90"
greatest show on ear h. ana cnp'r
with exceeding mirth The hour /
gain at dawn OF dav Is worth "a
fortnight IN the hay
Copyright 1913 by George Matthew Adsmsl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Little Benny's Notebook

Nv TlEI TNTTl-
The = German ANmtors

Fcrst Gcrmin aviator c. maybe
YOU don't think We aint going fast
hope II amt ns dangerous a4 n
feels . we'll I'm glad aInt in
4 submarcen
2nd Germin aviator Don't awk
SO much aud look down and tell me
wat you sec.
fcrst Germin aviator don't Sc"
cnything We must be going throo
a cloud
End Germin aviator We are
l'crst Germin aviator That must
he the reezon, q well, LIN glad !
aint on berning ship.
End Germin aviator. Ware are we
now
.Fcrst Gcrmn avtat6r. over the
cnemys trenches Wots those things
Exploding all erround US.
End Germin aviator, Buns. Did
eny hit you YETI
FerSt Gcrmin aviator Not yet
Wat II It does Wat happens
End Germin aviator. Walt and see.
Actions spcek louder than wcrds.
Ferst Germin aviator. Good nitc.
o well I'm glad ! aint being chased
by shark
Bum Bang'
End GcrulIn aviator Ware are we
now
,No answcrD
End Gcrmin aviator q look at an
the pocces. II didcnt know him !
woodeut rcckonIze him I better go
back now before ono hits me
tWich jest then one docsD
End GcrmIn aviator Heck.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
fiaying With Hire.
CHAPTER LIN

CHAPTER LIN
had decided partIy abc,,,,s,
. George neglected me r,rfl, ,oc,,,.,
] an enjoyed his society tb,, ,.'.
ur'i''ily justified In holm, ,,itJ
Merton GRAY whenever ropld ~.
81. ! was convinced that Georr.
inoHEhl uue not a good wiz a.,
h''n mat hc even rcpnrdrI ,n.
Wailtr" 10 tho country pirI -,
.Gn"r'ni Of social duties and amen.
N's. as mistake, but one Ubi,b he
would make the best of-by LEAVING
me to myself.
'i course ! did not feel this vny
aii the time not when Georrc vas
nice. Ana he could be- awfuIly nice
l'4i We not sufficiently trained
.u tho ways uf the world. NOT surfi-
"Icnuy interesting. To make am i'm
i"r'si.us companion lie showed IL
in his manner, OF course / could hut
notice If
$50. tu spite OF Mrs sexton. or mn,
determination to learn my social
duties as soon aS possible. wns
Very often unhappy and d.Scour-
aged A. such times Merton GRAY
WAS moro than welcome. And II
"'or shadow ~ doubt as To tho
wisdom of being with HIM. or OF all
lowing hm To- drop in when ! was
alone. crossed my mind, 10 WAS i'm
mcdntcly dismissed.
Thou too Merton was good for
me. 81" ] argued lie had travelled
extensively. ana mst 10 talk to him
was q liberal education
The Danger signal
lf there Ig time iu tho Ilfc OF a
fH# .. .F.H| a D.. q
hoist th" danger signal. 1t Is when
She commences TO make excuses w.
to herself because she is with an
other man than her husband. So
whom ! said 20 myself that this pol
ishcd man Of the world this sought
after artist could help me become
tho Kind ~ woman MY husband
lonrci for mo to be, I was trcadinS
very close TO the danger point--for
me
Something like rrcat waves Of
pity would occasionally break over
me, pity fpr myself Another dan
ger signal which ! did not heed. FOR
% ls amazing how much comfort one
can get from SELF pity u Is posi-
Die that. had George been less neg
lc.tful never would have intrigued
myself into thinking SO much about
Merton cray But quirkcncd to-
hic. tho cells OF my soul stirred and
became artlCulatc Clamoring for
~ hat every woman believes ~ her
heritage the love Of some man q
Never before had contrastcd /
myself with the women I met in n /
casual manner. Never had env.ei I
their lovelIncss the intimate beauty
and bravery OF their lives Now. /
suddenly there loomcd always be. .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
NnlmrhnN. NprlI "a. IOIN.


Mars ana Venus rule strongly fpr
good today while Saturn rs adverse
II is q fortunate sway for ro-
nance. and love affairs with sob
dicrs are especially we'll directed
Mars smiles on war and ~ be
licycd 10 aid the uliieg and TO pro-
teCt their armies willie this con.
Itiguration prevails
II is 4 most propitious rule for
an WcrChauiCiaus. for steel con
Structiou. and for manufacturing
that turns our products .ot steel or
metal
Underneath aU the signs read
rs concerning themselves with war
IS the over recruiting indication of
surprise boa the way OF an armistice
or sudden cessation OF hostilucs,
which may not be satisfactory to
the allies.
These sinistar signs should give
warning that tho greatest unity of
purpose and lottic~t sclf-slcrificc
should hc praetlccd in the United
States
The secrs oraln declare that
Americans dream too confidently
and awaken too slowly to the facts
OF lie
.N'NN Il'INN NIbIlilh' 10 b' u Alill'
OF great activity among all classes
ot persons especially IN New York
Chicago and Washington
Trouble with one Of tho Eu-o-
p"tu powers not now concerned in
the war is prognosticated in the
early summer
Increase I'm immortality. new SO
cIal problems and many reform
measures viii occupy attention next
month
Congress has the forecast OF "a
long session extending into the sum
mrr and there may be an annual
number uf deaths among members
Persons whose birthday il is prob
ably Will have an active and sue
o"ssful year In business. The young
VII court and marry.
children born on this day viii D."
active. industrious and successful
m an probability Girls. however.
should hc safeguarded against un-
happy marriage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

Eunpowder." Is an epigram that w
hope will become as famous as thar
other pretty fair cpigram: The
pen IN michtier than tho sword D.
In fact. our epigram Is "A little SUBJ
tier, and NeanA more Tell il TO-
ten OF your friehds.
No doubt necessity was the
mother OF invention In the case OF
tHlcum powder. History does not
say when the first, nose was pow
dered. hut IL is easy to IMAGINE tho
circumstances We will wager that
some sensitiyc-eyed husband was
driven 10 experiments to- work out
some effective gloss killer pcr-
haps the first time II was used. the
woman was strapped To tree ANA
powdered with a long pole
Then discovering tho pleasant alb
sencc of glare with her own eEes
she begged for more
Samson lost his strength, his COM
posure ana his goat when hts hair
was shorn Deprive woman or
her vanity box, today and she Is as
lost as Samson without his locks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

After all the discussion that We
had over daylight saving and the
numerous protests against the pros.
utution OF such IA dependence as the
old clock the surprising thing has
been the ease and ununimlN with
which the people Of the whole nt-
uon accepted the change when it
was decreed and bv this time have
almost ceased Go think about tho
matter. when you want an Amcrl
can to do any strange thing am you
have to do Is TO convince him e
will help In some way to win tho
war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

rho iigrt gas ana trolley men ir
convention assembled have gtNrn
out the opinion that before long
every species Of public service with
which they are Connected must be
gin to levy heavier toll upon tho
consuming public Such decision
under the circumstances cannot be
classed as a surprise but 1t Is in
order TO hear from the other side
The people do not want Co shoulder
heavier burdens but thcs are prpr.
tically Unit Iu the opinion that
service II Che essential thing and II
~ costs InNre 70 got good service.
they VIM rIefor the increase In cost
to deterioration Of the service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

II is hard to say what we would
do with our noses IN II had noi
been for the discovery ot talcum
powder We would have To do
something. We might dun them
with a file. or We might apply q
patent DINNER. such ns are used on
headlights, or mnyhap
we would have to stay IN the house
excent on dun gray DAYS,
"TS,lcum powder II mightier than
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

Uneasy lies the head that wears
q crown And the head OF Em-
peror Kari of Austria lH especially
uneasy nov His predecessor hal a
hard time to hold the empire TO .
gether and n was freely said that
only reverence for the gray hairs Of
old Franz Josef kept down Insured
ton long before this war began. Tie
has swappea or CEcrnin and auolu.
Eized 10 tho kaiser. hu, lt cannot be
long before he will have 10 pH,ate
the insistence Of his subjects
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
On tho Spur
M'N1On1ont
w GUID OLDE DAYS.

CTakcn from the DIARY " rclcg
Pollett lSuJJ
Wednesday, ~ March Rose with
tho larks aud seeming ~ FOR the
lshors of the day
Had Tor breakfast besides
breaker OF steHmluE lava. a large
dish uf bacon and rREs ~ which I
did eat at nine of the latter. but
without much relish. rs they are 80
cheap And bacon n II u plehetan
food Was II not only yesterday
that Ncighhur prlnrlr drove over
and gave uS nine sides Of bacon
Hut he is srheWcr. lie knew tho
bacon would spoil ON his hands. as
It ~ not worth hauling 10 market
II brings but 90 cents per hundred
weight
We are yrr, weary of bacon and
much we burn in the CRATE ut nm
evening to encourage the fire I'm
tho green pine logs u is also of
value I'm ErcuBing the lhuts hut
as food. thero are uth0 things
would liefrr have.
TO the market tur Ni-ircs. rcgE,.
where did obtain mine wards uf
blue cloth. five dozen wax candles
II pounds " beef mDtt q brace uf
dressed uartridEc. two pounds uf
cheese. bushrl uI POTATOES and
some .sUcrtmrats Wiih the dollar she
gave mo
Iheu home with tho change after
stopping at the ROYAL Lion l.r er,.
e1ll heHkcrs ~ ale. which Gr,n.l
reduced the change geo nuIr aU cents
At luncheon WAS uu.h ,Iufh tu.
f.u1 eggs upon Sho Table uatu 10.
we'll ps q boiled tov. uf which {
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

NEW YORK Arm 80. After re.
porting i,s inability TO agree upon Il
verdict the jury n the trial of MaN
Eastman and three others associated
with him In the publication OF the
Socialist maEazin", The Masses. was
.odHy Gent ha,,, hy tho court 70 con.
nuuo ls deliberations with iustruc.
Nuns to mako further effort o.
reach an agreement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
PHONES:
Daily Food
AnrtI n

Take my yoke upon YOU, and learn
OF me. for ! am meek and lnwly In
heart. and ye shall find rest unto
your souls Matt lt:2e.
They shalt find rest that learn Of me,
I'm OF n meek and lowly mind,
But passion RACES like the sea,
And pride is restless as the wind
Help us, ~ Lord our God, for We
rest on three 2 Chron. it.ll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

Kansas CIy authorities are get
ting 80 patriotic that they plan to
stop the sale Of Milwaukee beer In
that city unless II can he shown
that the beverage was not made by
enemy aliens. Down In oklahoma
that plan would not work for our
drinkers are glad 10 get any old
kind and ask no questions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

There Is not 80 much consola-
tion in the resignation OF count
CEernin. We don't care 80 much
for getting the hide OF the goat as
wo do for getting the hide of the
GOATS master.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

II seems that all Is not lovely even
IN Japan. Their foreign minister
has resigned because he did not ap-
prove OF tho nations policy toward
siberia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

Now they are trying to promote
tho production and consumption OF
cottage cheese In oklahoma as a
Tatrlotlc conservation measure For
our part they may give us the cot
tage and keep the cheese. The time
may come when We will be glad TO
set the cheese. but We are putting
off the evil day as long as possible
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

There is trouble threatened from
Mexico again n those measley
greassrs viii Just keep stili until We
get through with the kaiser we vii
know Just how to go about tending
10 their case
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

SURE. WE KNOW THE LONG
ER DAYS ARE At HAND. OUR
ELECTRIC LIGHT BILLS ARE
GOING Up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

Free lecture on Christian Science
ot Convention hail MONDAY. April 20.
ai N.la O'Clock Public cordially ln.
NItod ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

The subject was the whale. and
the teacher who had given a lesson
ON tho same subject week previous.
N was anxious to see how much the
children remembered But they
seemed never to have heard uf a
whalo before. and were eNtraordi.
uariy stupid
Come, comc'' cried tho tcachcr
What do We do with whnlehonesa a"
There was "a minutes silence
thcu "a small hand was raised
We leave EN- on the side of our
plates"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

ly about it We were only IN fun"
hought usrhapg II was my
mother, that Is all" answered the
rI,,rr rabbit, and was worried for
icu she might he anxious about
me
'Oh, she isn't worried" said the
largest sparrow Nud tho middiiug
HiH'd sparrow IN" one. yuu know.
Who hadn't sad wcrd us set
spoke up3
'N our lnclc Lucky ~. though I
wis at his house this morning and
ne littlc spnlro0 who lives ON his
front porch told me that tho old
g"ntlCium rabbit WAS wondering
what had become ~ Nou"
wen. III 80 rIht on now and
make him Il ctll' 'ald Hlly lumy.
Nnd In tomorrow's stnr, IN tell
you what happrus next
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

Th"rc ar" NO less than - towns
named Berlin In this country The
I ultrd states is dotted with them
ohio alone has four little Beruns
Ana there are almost ns many
American towns named Hlsmnrck as
are named after our great Lincoln.
Lawrence Kan, has q Blsmarck
grove Hamburg. the great rrussian
port has nHwcsakc lu twenty
states Eight American towns are
named RremeD I Dresden. 2g Han
over, Including one Hanover In KAN.
ras There urc even two towns
named Kaiser one b. In Missouri
aud ono is In Wisconsin. but evil
dentlg few people care to live In
these two towns Tor their popula
tionH are so email they are not list
ed Al this means that after tho
war. a lot Of new state maps viii he
needed as nearly all these towns
viii he rechrtsiencd LetE change
tho name ~ bismarck township 20
lehron, SAYS the Guthrie Leader
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
sr,sscRlrrtoS rRICEs

NFABTR OF TltE ASSOCIATED PRtss
N the use for republication ~ all nsws dts
pltrhes credited 10 " or oihstwlse cred
fed in this paper and also the local news
nuhiished hsreln
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Everyday Wisdom

TfIE rtRST nAOuGrs cs nlcLM
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-20
HE HID THE MONEY
Jones, Last of Bank Robbers. Had
Big Sum Out.

Kansas City, Nov. 20.-That Dale
Jones, the last of the Lewis bank rob-
bers to be either imprisoned or killed,
left in hiding between $4,000 and
$4,000. is the opinion Of Robert Phe-
Ian, chief of detectives here. Jones
and his wife We're shot and killed
Tuesday night near Los Angeles, after
a pistol fight with a sheriff's posse.
The police let it becomeSknown to-
day that it was Jones who telephoned
police haaduua rters about two months
ago. giving information where kan
sas City Blackie" Lancaster, another
member of the band, could be found.
In a gun fight which followed, Lam
caster was killed. According to the
police, Jones betrayed his confederate
because Lancaster insisted on divi-
sion of the spoils of several robberiesi
Jones acted as secretary and treas
urer of the band and according to the
police had procrastinated in the mat
ter of dividing the loot, which resulted
in a quarrel with Lancaster.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-20
LEGAL

ing with thanksgiving and praise that
violence and might cannot in this world
overcome the moral forces that are the
foundation of our national government and
political faith.
Let US render thanks to the God of
justice who Overrules wicked rulers. and
who has again made America His instru-
ment in hurting back the forces of au-
tocracy and oppression greed and cruelty;
Let us observe our national day of
Thanksgiving not in the spirit of boasting
and of vanity and pride; but Of gratitude
that we have been found fit to fulfill the
purposes of Americanism in the worlds
crisis hour and that in this gathering up
Of our forces We have had a larger and a
deeper vision of our unity and our in
vincible power when called forth by q
cause worthy of America.
Let us give thanks to tho Gfver of all
good that the example of America is being
looked up to and followed in all parts OF
the world. and in this time Of testing that
Americanism and democracy are being ex-
tended as at no former time in history.
In testimony whereof / have hereunto
subscribed my name and
caused to be affixed the Great
[SeaL1 Seal of the State of Kansas.
Done at Topeka. the capital,
this 10Th day of November, A.
D. 101S
ARTHUR CAPPER,
BY the Governor: Governor.
J. T. BOTKIN.
Secretary Of State.
By E. A. CORNELL,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-20
WA. p-FEMALE HELP

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chambermaids: girls for private families !;
furnished rooming house. 10 rooms, $3.50.
Furmans Employment Office, LOG West Sth.
WANTED-Names women, girls wishing
try examinations for government post
lions. 500 month. 932 J., this office.
WANTED-Waitress for houses in Kansas.
Apply Mgr. Harvey House. Santa Fe
depot.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for general
homework. Phone Red 5O56. 1896 Polk.
WANTED-Experienced arm Mattresses.
Bates & Capps Cafe. $40 Kansas ave.
-WANTED-Cook and bell girl, white. APP
ply to matron Bethany college.
GIRLS WANTED-Eagle's cigar factory,
T0S-710 Jackson street.
Shop.
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GOVERNMENT NEEDS HUNDREDS
CLERKS for income tax, railway mail,
customs, internal, revenue. Topeka eX-
aminations soon. Salary 81 100 s. 600. Ex-
perience unnecessary For free particulars
regarding examinations. write Raymond
Terry (former civil service examiner), 30}6
Columbian Building, Washington.
WANTED-5OO laborers. wages SOC to soc
per hour; farm hands married farm help
Furman's Labor Agency. JOG West sth.
WANTED-A good pump man or fur
mace man. s. Stanton, 210 West 9Th st.
LABORERS WANTED-$3.OO hours. PA
East First st.
ROY WANTED at Chocolate Shop.