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Evening star., 1918-06-01
LAND BOOAlS AND THEIR SINISTER MEANING

A farmer near q sleepy little hamlet
called Hopswell, Va. had a farm
which he tried vainly to sell for
$4,000.
That was three years ago. when the
du Pont powder plant in that neigh
borhood employed only 200 men.
Suddenly the du Points enlarged that
plant enormously and called in thou
sands Of workers. Hopewell became
almost overnight q hustlinE mush-
room city Of $4,000 population. The
farmer saw prices Of land go up all
around him. waited his time and
finally released a corner Of his ten
thousand dollar farm for $250.ooo.
Good luck AMI good management.
old man." cheers the typical Ameri-
can. admiringly.
But think a little further! That
farmer did not earn that sudden
wealth--it was Just bull luck! He
happened to stand sauarsly In. The the
The people Of Hopeweli pay him
$4,000 more than what the farm
was worth on his own books to get
him out Of the way. The men who
bought his pastures for homes and
that $4,000 Of inflated cost. Thus
at per cent $4,000 a year IL the
tribute which the people and indus
tries occupying that particular plot Of
land in Hopewell must gender forever
unto the memory of that farmer who
happened to be in a position to capi-
taiize their needs to the limit Of their
ability to pay.
This. of course. Is an extreme in
stance Of the workings Of the unearn-
ed increment Of land values, but the
principle is familiar.
Anything which improves the abil-
ity of the people to pay improves cor
the ability Of the land
owners to charge.
When Henry Ford suddenly raised
wages in his great Detroit plants De-
troit real estate took boom and rents
went up. A good part of the enlarged
pay roll is thus finding its way into
Evening star., 1918-06-01
SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
Negro Arrested as Rounder Ford
Believed to Be Julius Brown.

vALDOSTA. Ga. June IA negro
giving his name as Rounder Ford, but
believed to be Julius Brown. better
known as Short" who 10 wanted in
connection with the killing Of Hamp-
ton Smith ana wounding Of his wife
aa Barney, has been arrested in Florida
and lodged in the DuvaIl county jail
Brooks and Loundes county oficials
refused to permit the negro to be
brought into either Of these counties
under the circumstances. Hundreds
the trains coming into vaidosta last
night and early this morning, on one
of which the ofaeePs returned. the
crowd believing that they would bring
the negro to Vaidosta.
Evening star., 1918-06-01

IT WAS ASTONISHING THAT ONE
so BIC; AND CLUMSY LOOKING
COULD MOVE SO QUICKLY AND
SILENTLY.
Bear. Only chatterer the Red squir-
by tree. remained to see what would
Nearer and nearer drew that whis-
tie. Then out from among the trees
trostsd Rowssr e . s,,Ia the Hound, ,,, .1ifiling
behind him came Farmer Browns
Boy, whistling Just to show how good
he felt. Now. It didn't take Bowser
long to find out that something had
been E1ins e on .tse there s.bS,.. IiI.s. ne e..
Bow, 'wow. said Powser. Then. as
he started to follot them. he found
the tracks Of Reddy Fox. Bow wow.
WOW. wowi" roared Bowser. Next. he
While VIII e." he was was trying to dedide whether
to follow Old Man Coyote or Reddy
Fox. he came across the tracks OF
Buster Bear.
such . ,se.nse q. s, came ne over Bow.
vanished. The hair on his shoulders
and the back Of bis neck stood right
up. His tail. which he had been carry
Ing up and waggfng with excitement.
was now tucked between his legs.
sneaked back 70 meet his master.
Farmer Browns Boy stopped whist
ling. Hello" he exclaimed. What
ails you? 1t must be that either
Buster Rear or YowlhR> the Bob-cat
has been about here. Think I'll take
look around"
So Farmer Browns Boy looked
around and 1t didn't take him long
to discover the tree into which Bus
ter had dug his great claws. Then
n slnWtArsQ frQrkQ Last - o1
he found Prickly Porky still curled
up in q priekiy bail and. knowing
nothing about what had happened.
for his ears had been SO covered up
! that he had not heard Farmer Browns
Boys whistle or Busters deep voice.
Evening star., 1918-06-01
WESTOVER MANOR
SOON TO Be SOLD
Historic Plantation on James
River Dates From Early
Colonial Days.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June L.
westover plantation. located on the
north bank OF the James river. about
twenty-six miles from Richmond. with
its 1.15o acres OF land and entire con-
tents. is to be sold at public auction in
New York next Thursday. westover is
known internationally because Of the
many historical incidents which occur
red there beginning in the year 1919.
The first historical mention made OF
the plantation was when Capt Francis
Henry West. fourth Lord Delaware and
governor Of Virginia in the summer OF
1919. The plantation began a long train
OF historic episodes in 1922. when thirty
three people fell under the tomahawk
on the estate, among them being An
arrival on the Mayhower named Ed
ward Lester.
Payment Partly in Tobacco.
In 1897 Cap, Thomas Pawiett repat-
ented 1000 acres OF the plantation OF
Westover. Capt Pawlett died In 1914.
and westover was sold to Theodore
Bland. The property went TO his sons
upon Mr.. BANDS death. and In 1868
they conveyed l.2o0 acres to William
Byrd for 800 pounds in English money
and 10000 pounds Of tobacco.
At the death OF the FIRST William Byrd
in 1901 the property went to his son.
Col. William Byrd, who began the pres
ent house of Westover in 17lS. 1t was
designed by Sir Christopher Wren. and
the original plans carried out in detail.
Under the hands OF master workmen the
mansion took from seven to eight years
to complete. The second William Byrd
died In l744. His son. the third William
Byrd. inherited this palatial estate. His
first wife died in 174S and he soon there
after married Mary willing OF Phila-
delphia, godchild Of Benjamin Franklin.
William Byrd. third. died in 1777.
At the death Of Mary Willing. his
wife. the estate was bought by william
Carter in 1914. After living there for
by Mr.. Carter to a Mr.. Douthat. then to
one Of the Harrisons Of Brandon. later
to. Col. John Selden and finally to Maj.
Drewry. hero of Drewrys Bluff. It was
from the widow OF Maj. Drewey that
the estate was purchased by the present
owner in 1925.
During the civil war the east wing
was shelledi and practically destroyed.
What was left Of the walls was torn
down by Maj. Drewry after the war.
Mrs. Ramsey. realizing that the man
sion would not possibly be completed
without this wing, went about the DIM
cult task of restoring it. With. the help
Of an old painting of the house and the
paneling and woodwork OF the other
rooms az a guide. skilled workmen du-
plicated the original wing 30 admirably
that visitors only know that II is a re-
storation by being told so.
Evening star., 1918-06-01
WOMEN FOR RURAL MAIL.
Americus, Ga, to Put Two on
Routes.

AAERIcUs. Ga. June 1.-Arranee.
ments are being made for the employ.
ment OF two woman rural mail car
riers by the Americus post once. au-
thority having been granted by tho
Post Office Department at Washing
ton to do 20. The authority was re-
quested in view Of the fact that a
number Of the male employees have
entered the military service or that
Of private contractors
The first woman ever to hold q DO.
sition at the Americas post ONCE was
employed this month as head Of the
money order department.
Evening star., 1918-06-01
TRANSPORT SINKS ONE
U-B0AT, D0DGEs ANOTHER

AN ATLANTIC PORT, June IA
United States transport In from the
war sone tells Of sinking 4 German
submarine on the way across and Of
outdistancing smother while returning
light. The name Of the transport is
withheld. as are details Of the night.
Evening star., 1918-06-01
mr.. M'ADOO ASKS y
K|TCH|N TO RETRACT
sPubEshers' Lobby" Charge, He
Says, Is Reelection of an Un-
just Character.

Plain duty Influenced him in urging
war finance legislation at this session
Of Congress, Secretary McAdoo Of the
Treasury Department advises Claude
Kitchin, chairman Of the ways and
means committee Of the House. Sec
Fetary McAdoo resents the suggestion
Of Chairman Kitchin. one Of the most
determined opponents Of such legis-
1ation at this time. that lobby inter-
ests got the ear Of himself or his sd-
~1SefA
a rstyaction 10 asked Of the demo-
cratic floor leader of his recent as
oertton that publishers lobby, work.
ing for repeal Of the zone system Of
increased postage rates. had . part in
forming the determination Of the ad-
ministration to assist upon revenue
1ssislation by this Congress-
Writes From Springs.
From White Sulphur Springs. W..
Va. where he 10 recuperatins from an
illness, Mr.. McAdoo wrote in a-letter
made public last night He wrote:
Please let me assure you that no
one near me or in whose judgment
have the slightest confidence has
been Influenced by any newspaper
lobby or any other kind Of lobby; that
have not been approached directly
or indirectly by any such lobby, and
that II had been. 1t would not have
made the slightest impression upon
me. or have affected in any manner
'whatver my judgment as to the
necessity for revenue legislation at
this session OF Congress.
The men associated with me ~
assistant secretaries Of the Treasury,
together with the Commissioners of II.
ternal' revenue. are serving with
such exceptional loyalty, industry and
patriotism in trying to solve the CO.
cessfully and in the interest Of the
whole country that I could not re-
spect myself II permitted them to
suffer from any implications what
ever of SO unjust a character. It Ia
for them particularly that I should
be glad II you would make an appro-
PIRATE correction"
Evening star., 1918-06-01
An Economical Man.

From the Boston Transcript.
you say you've worn this hat for two
years"
:Yes. sir. and it looks all right still
Twice I've had II. cleaned. and once 7
exchanged it In a restaurant for one
that was entirely new"
Evening star., 1918-06-01
Bolshevik Agent Is Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, June John
Reed. the socialist ana representative
OF the Russian bolsheviki. was ar
rested here last night while trying
to make q soap-box speech on q street
corner and was held on chargS Of
melting to riot and breach Of the
peace. t
Evening star., 1918-06-01
Self-Owning Towns of Tomorrow.

realestate within their
borders be .
by-produet of he I'm England.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-19
WANT REPORTERS
To STAY OUTSIDE
South Bend Aldermen Insist
Scribes Fail to Get the
''True Meaning"

SOUTH BEND. IND. Apr4I I5.-Pro-
testing that the press printed what they
said rather than what they meant. three
members of the South Bend common
council urged that body to exclude the
pres from committee meetings. The
council. however refused 20 take such a
stand as an organization and voted down
the proposition.
Lots of times when Us fellows get
into heart-tO-heart talks, little familiar
perhaps we say things We don't mean.
These remarks get into the newspapers
snd put US in a bad light" This is the
way Councilman Byers led Up to the mo-
ton He continued
But when we have a special message
for the public. the public should be in
vfted. all but the reporters"
He did not, however. explain how the
public was 10 be invited.
Councilman Goebel admitted that the
councilman were not always grammati-
cally correct, and when the speeches
reach the people through the newspa-
pars. they get the wrong ideas as TO
what we want 70 do,
Councilman Judson believed the pub
lie should have the opportunity to attend
tbs meetings. but II am not so sure but
that We could bar the reporters. tr we
cared zoo"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-19
Open Monday Thursday Saturday Evenings

16997-state VS.. Phillips ct al: find for
pitt $500 less $40. plus ten per
cent dis as 70 Nixon Phillips. judg
April 5th
11o0I-Callahan VS.. Wegrzyn ct al;
VIM. Wright Rec. appt. April 4.
1701I-BaI vs.. Ryetczywaski: find for
pit. s21 plus $50; forcI MI; 5udg.
April 9Th.
17019-Miller vs.. Tenklev ct al: cause
dis costs pd April 9Th
1To25-Meyer ct al vs.. Mazuk ,ewicz ct
al; cause dis at costs OF Nazukie-
wiez judg April 9Th.
i10t9-Famous Mfg Co vs. Lake Co
Ice * Cold storage Co. md for
apltf s2oO1.s2 plus $40. without re-
lief: tudg April 5th.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-19

as TO all defts except Miller &
Miller; find vs. Miller for $1,000.
satisfied. mechanics lien cancelled;
costs vs.. Adolph Miller: judg Apr.
third.
1693s-Russ vs.. Russ; find for pitt di-
vorce; judg April 8.
16942-Dunn vs.. Dunn; find for pitt di-
vorce; Judg April 5.
16944-Beckman Supply CO. VS.. Walls
ct al; find for pltf $3.50 vs. Walls
1udg April ;.
1s9s6-Stout ct al vs.. stauutz ct al,
cause dis; costs pd April 2.
I6911-Kuhn vs.. Lape ct al: find for
pItf sl00S plus Sl25: mtg forecI
and s4S.13 due Thomen; judg on
April 5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-19

& Savings Bank wv. B. vanHornel
vs.. George a. Smith (bach).
Lot p, block AZ. Indiana Harbor
being subd. in tract. ices IS and
22-37-9: deed rees IT'S. p. 4S7.
Entries I'm Room 2
16Os5-Vapenzki VS.. Hun Sick Beneit
Soc Con; Find for pitt S11o5.oO;
judg. April 8.
16460-Brenman vs.. Charnacler ct al;
pltf disc costs pd April ,.
16s94-Mann KS. Mann; petition dis;
iudg April B.
16925--Gedan rs. Gedan, End for PITT
divorce: judg April ;.
1e9S9-KLeghege vs.. Hanna ct ali;
cause dis; costs paid; April
1ssse-KIieghegs vs.. Millsr ct SI; Disc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-19
Trial Calendar

17144-Room 2; Note; Joseph Galik
(Gavit. Hail and SMITH rs. Yero-
Mica Galik.
17145-Room L: Appeal by delft; Acct.
The Globe Soap Company (lIcAIeer
D < CO VS.. Stanley wisneiewski.
17146-Room ?: Frank W. FiaIa vs..
Anna Fiala.
17147-Room / Divorce. Mary y. Hes
lop CIV. b NanITorne) vs.. Robert
T. Heslop.
17t4e-Room !; To Declare Deed a Mtg.
and Forecioss same; Citizens Trust
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-19

familiar tunes. And just before leaving
they played to the tune of our national
anthem, America" And out of a pos
sible 100 men only tlmc7 yook or their
lids Men. what is the matter? Did
you not recognize the famous tuner
That is not possible. What can be the
trouble them Most Of US have been
living in the land of freedom long
enough to be familiar with the tune of
that famous song. and it is the patriotic
DUTY of every male citizen 10 doh his
cap whenever II IS being played Does
this strike you2 If the cap fits put it
on.
FRENCHY &.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-19

65S9- Holstrom rs. Standard Forg; dud
for pltf $500: judg April 1.
15S1S-Nichols VS. c. l. & L. pltf dis
costs paid April =
169SS-Wright Rec VS.. Hale: entry and
order and judg as per form End
1700S-Farmers Nat Bank vs.. Zamka
ct al; plaintiff dis costs pd April
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-19
VOICE OF
-4zazA THE E.
? z q l. e
ace rHEv PArRrorsa

Indiana Harbor, April Il.
To the Editor:
If am not mistaken. Indiana Harbor
IS located IN the state of Indiana, United
States Of America and the male popula-
ton residing there ought 20 realize
the fact more closely. Probably a great
many do but the percent IS very small.
This was shown Saturday evening on
Cedar street in front Of the Interna-
tionaI theater- a band of musicians
were entertaining the public by playing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-19

Sinking hospital ships IL paStime
with the Huns lint if <oh huy bonds
the I-bost. viii he Our Boats.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-19
Daily ThoIInhf

Nothing will ever be attempted II
81 possible objections must be first
oyercome.-Doctor johnson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahOman Times

All week day classified advertising runs
IN both papers ~ one price Sunday
VhlhhnmAn, ono Issue. same rBts nH mo
two dalllea
WORD Line Inch
One time sunday only. LID D. 81 o.
One time DHily Oklhh0-
man and Times ...... ii-1o 9r los
Three times Dpnv Okla
homan and Times psr
Ono wosk oRnhoman "
ana TlWHs nor day y... I-6a Tr 81
ono month Oklnhnman
and flmrs nor dnY.. 10 g. ~
Figure sis letters N ihe Hvernga word
and HS words 10 tho line. twelve lines 20
the inch
Az stock s0lssmou and promotion ad-
verilslnF rHrrirH tho one.tlme rate
Hunday's adg include saturday or Nor.
day Times NJ 7r per word 81 ~ nor inch
~ Iof Rents boarding and situation
WNn''1 hoih nkIHhomnn and Times. 10
Classified contract rates for OkiahN
man md Times nm ilnrs ~ he used
Within 0ns yrsr frnr, dats NJ contract
m contract fur limos daily fDr one ve1r
70 per limo snch Issue, copy changed ms
No 7d arrr,ied f1- Irsa ihap 7Fr
OHf.AHOMAN lND TfNrs UtTFg
For ~ AootFfrD hUVTnTtgtNG
"T y" ADg win ho nun sovon days
only whom To1swel win he solicited
CHARGE WANT ADS viii not hs run
longer than seven DAYS without a renewal
order
All CHARGE WANT ADs sr, An.
and p7vahlo tNc s1wn dav nrfi insertion
~ ID Runeatg (AU Out.Uf town want
ads pre rosnivslv rp.h IN ndynnrsl
ADVFVT1sENg shuuih rltain recelnis
given hy Tho OlI1hom7n. Times ~ ne
irons making payments over ihe 0'N."
counter. ~ M mistakes ran be- fer''f-i
without thom
CLOSING Nouns All want ads io
start I'm Tho OklnhomNu must ne IN the
office hv G70 m ON tho d7v before
IL to run Al went 0ds ~ r'Hri iu TIWfg|
must be IN tho business office not laior|
Dian ~ O'Clock m mo d1v n uuh'ln8'l0r
Atranch OFFICE in Wrsifnns drug Hinr"
zoo West Main is onon dailv ~ So m
and closes ~ 4 n m with tho execution
NJ Saturday when n viii ~ found omen
until I'm m Want Rds received after
closing hours win no Inserted under the
heading "Too T0io IN Classl'v"
RL1Np Ans No answer ~ hind as
WIN he given unless tiokot T. presented
showing kev number whom rlnrlnr hiluf
nds Answers IN 0ui.0f town blind hfa
will he flrv0rdaN without cost
TFT.WpUONr " iNT ADe ars CHARGED
~ the s1mr r1tr ne c0sh ne Nr1 r0'ir3.
tions win he unlo 90 vour home Or ~
flee the sane d'v frst Insertion ~ ad
appears. this ~ nm accommodate Frrv-
ice and p1vmrnis should ALWAYS h0 mNde
PROMPTLY when the hlr II presented A.
ways nsk vour tolcuh0nN M IN he re-
psntsd hack 10 Won nv thN ielenhnnc -
iaker ~ make sure 'h0' n hHS heen c0r-
rectly taken The Ofl7homqn- Times can
not nagumc resr0Uvlhiiliv 'Or errors NJ
nnv kind occurring In telephone Ndver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15

WANrEp-rwo men 10 work on con.
rtrucuon work Walnut ~ $500 W
ioth ~
WANTED blacksmith. must be- good
hoAeHhOrr Address W u Hamilton,
MrAbhtrr. Okla
IiARBEll NBnted nd onrr. guli. siaady
man. Palace barber 6hUp, az "
| Grand, Oklahoma tliY
! WANTED Huy about No. NOT g0Ing tO
school App.y nt upl Drug co.. I'M
and lluhnsuu
! WANTED -RshIromting snglnssf fof
! night run, beginning ApHl I 0uafRn.
| tra 7 months employment tgl per month
! Applicant must have had years actual
| operating experience. Have a0stOn com.
pftHsion plant sas fuel h v, care on.
| lahomun.
WANTEn-Good porter and car washer
| Nlj n lifuldwly
! WANTED Harness maker fof hand.
sewing, also nan Tor general heln in
! hardware can nc store storm n ElIck.
/ con lldw Co.
| WANTED Marker and softst, Royal
Laundry, MrAlsstrr Okla
WANTED wood workers and body
builders t1-l5 West Main
WANTED-Au experienced pnpor cutter.
oklahoma Paper Co. 3ol East Call.
Iinunla.
| WANTED Married man f0r dairy work
must have soma experience, WIZ good
| help IN mIlkhOuso, N fO desired loe-
sDngor, 21iO W. ihih Walnut 1851.
III MBER wanted, young man. steady
work year around NGhulre Plumbing
Company, McAlsFlsr Okla
WANTED Registered phurmRoiNi smal
town unl good SALARY Wlf0 ur Wtita
81 a waits. Lamar. okla
WANTED HtUlofsd men 20 work cotton.
hHlyra John Inyro. bhfrhr, Okla
WANTED - sewer mn0frfH 81 ir8ru
stIe,i ana Walnut Moreno nufkham
Construction CO.
WANTED o. A nfat.rltHa union barber,
fob worth go 10 tIu week Bob
GWIrk. BlHDkuo'' Okla
DENTIST wanted ~ once Must hs
first class Dr, J. T. Dhlo. 1881 West
Main
WANTED good reliable meat cutter
H.ia2, care OkInhoman
" NNTED-Firrt class barber Address
F J McGInlsy Norman. okla
WANTED--Hod man and chain mnn
lec.ham a wilkins. Ciyll Engineers.
Gn6 Majestic Hlfg
WANTED Ten carpenters, nina hours
Que inl5 North Harvey
BARRIER WANTED Prices 7Oc and 15c.
give % percent. man leaving makes
$500 and up Phone II L. Harris.
Walters okla
SHOE HEPAlRER wunied NJ once. top
wages, steady fob. CHll Or wire The
Wilson Shoe Repair. 9os South Boston.
Tulsa. okla
WANTEp- Lumber ward hookkeeper;
prefer mHn with lumber experience;
state experience fully In application Ad-
dress J-ll0, crrc OklHhomnn
WANTED Foreman FOR lumber yard
Address J-lD. cnre Oklnhomnn.
YOtNG MAN wanted es order clerk I'm
whoosale house office. snlnry ~ start
81 30 per week. good position offered
excellent opportunity Tor Advancement
J-lli. can" OkluhOWan
WANTED Cleaner or pfegser b0f North
Hudson Sirong'S Dry Cleaning Works
NANTEp-Toams fnr sllp work NJ Ffis-
co street and Walnut Moreno. Burk-
ham Construction Co.
WNNTED-Nt once. good barrier. Htehdy
fob. SIS guarantee. Robinson a DuhltI
RoN i22. BILLINGS Okla
WANTED-Firat-rlr meat cutter ard
grocery man, must have good refer
ence Apply 2il2 n Sh0riel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
PsYchnlnrv


All Who want success hIIIIh ana youth
lhrouEh fyrhnluHt. lr ni lhs Library
Friday ~ o. W o. fHT q lessons Mfs
N,lIe iiythrr Psychologist
WANTED Competent woman iur rrn.
rfnl housuWofk, must hr neat Wal.
rui Dl.N
WANTED 4 woman t0 bslst win
cooking ana general tlirn.u wufk
wages 81 prf week Apply Ht tear 900 ".
lnih ihnno Walnut is'N
WANTED A woman tu uho caro- ~
rlns4wnfs ana ln learn technique NJ
sterilization IN u laboratory. mo- previous
CHll fur lf Walker ~ tho laboratory.
kt Arihuu's Hospital
NANTlu Experienced operator. 1lsh.
ops liHlfhfgbs'ng luflnr u1 phone
calls answered sa''t West Main
WANTED a roud. reliable woman for
general lplH'Nnfh l0i D. Eleventh
Maple 1877
WANTED Gu ur v.mHn iu lr'u with
cooking and nHIHTNnTa. $500 I.r wrrt
Write Mrs y e. NHIr. MORRISON OKLA
Route
ELDERLY LADY wanted mr com
unu'uu ana Nshi hHHaH W0fA reason
able wages nnl H good h"mn NuHt no
uh's iu Ely0 iifsi rIuaH reference 80
other need npp1 Apply ut tonm bi1,
trhrU Hotel
WANTED Neat coInrrd maid 90 hang
stock Wu.f IH nU HrI mont HUnHHr.
nnrr capitol Garment shop Harry Knu
WANTED N white nfss rH alsu 10
assist with upstairs work. HE wages
i0i West lfih
WHITE GlWl fur general hUussnurk ln
family N three references exchanged
r1ll after O'Clock o. %. b. tIrH alO
Fast Nh Ei
WANTED Lady u.Hrr ln1 40 luI.
Hnn Strong lN cleaning GO
slNULE woman, ,u'ufri fur laundry
url huuHDwurk, mo- cooking $50 West
Smith Don't phone
WANTED . immediately. experienced
cook middle Hr,i woman preferred gi.
W 18th Walnut I5lg
WANTED Experienced needle woman
Tor uEhi alterations and rptir work
French Unique. 'll 49, Hudson. walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
TEMALE HELP WANTED

uousrKrrpER wanted. fs 10 30 years
pi nrr, out VI town can Ht 400 T.
iih NJ
WANTED .LhurrIru.h NlIlr ru mr
gtnrfal hnu.HNr. Good Nhrr1 b1i
" ipih 80 lhunu Mnra POST
WANTED Two good ruIUtur luod
Thompson
WANIEn Competent rnIurrd woman uf
general h0urrWufh 100 mHI family
can lllG " i1ln
WANTED ETptu.uurd cashier Hud hup.
do wrapper permanent position. must
have Al references. JrlH. care OAlshu.
man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
WANTED TO RENT

WASTED-To rent s-room bungalow
near CiaHsen Blvd must have large
living and dining room rent not 10 er-
cecd over i2j or $40 per month; viii rent
with view 10 buying. Answer, J-l50. Ok-
lahumau.
GROOM modern or semi modern cot.
t1gc. with gtfAou any tImp before
March %, by reliable couple; rent must
be reasonable Address J-g7, caro- okla
hOmnn.
WANTED-rurnished O. 8 M 7-room bun
Ralow, by "a responsible party with
small family who win guarantee 10 take
good Cnre Oi furniture 220 North Broad
way Telephone Maple 1898
WELL FURNISHED @ 10 s-room house
In northwest part ~ town. with ga
rHFc. property VIII receive excellent care
walnut 1921 md Sunday Walnut Gjoi
WANTED TO rent hy Aur.l I. 10 2
room house, north part town. call
WANTED-g 10 l2-rOom house close In
Rest of reference, 72c EaHt sth
WAIT TO RFNT-3 or 4 unfurnIshed
light housekeeping rooms Call NJ lOSS
after y, 10.