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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
RECR|T|NG NOTES
Girls WISH Notwithstanding Sta
tIons Rive Many Visits
Frt Fair Sex.

The local naS.ccr,,itinr srat;on h,
Dech i1terallE SmpeG by the man!
Applications lot lisment in the sp.
cial service that cJe Sam now orfn-s
and the olllceF charge has Gallo;
upon III" neNsp;rS TO give rrltr'
IL IS not PosADifor the officer !:
charge 10 enlist ''hatriotic younS Ia
dies VINO nave eHed him. bur III!
may write 10 WaStstOn for informa
tlon aioRs InlS lnl The reCIul!iI:
onicers Can give H''informatlon, =:
They have not been yised a. ,u.,h.
Dranch OF SerVlce opeo young ladies'
ana as tney are 'abusy enlistinc
men Tor Inc SerT'ce' ) not possihi:
for Them 10 give anSNs to feminine
queslioners.
4 letter was reced vestnrd.,,
from young lazy oienwood whr
wished to enlist to theect ,ba, sb,
was anxious 10 do heit" and ,hl
wished TO know If the was nor :,
WAY IN winch she couin something
Three men were ship y.s,.r,,.,
by Sergeant Barker. Of army. rr
rruiting station. All hadsscd cred
liable examinations. Dni ,h., ,as,
month "6 men have hcrr,ljsrcd a,
the army recruiting staiic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
ANNUAL SERMON
Interesting Program to Be Held Mt
Sherrard Consolidated School
Sunday.

The pupils Of the Sherrard r"nSn;,'
dated school Will CIV" an Interesting
program N tn" high school auditorium
sunday afternoon. May ~? al the NJ
nual sermon OF th" school. A. t.. Shr"N-
"r principal Of tho school, * III rhara"
Of affairs and is doing all IL his power
TO make I: q SurccSS. This ~ An an
nutl event. and is alwayS l".'k"h Gar.
ward 70 with Il grca! amount e.; Ii
tcr"S:
The program n ho delivered f"Ii"ws:
SuuE--lioly. Holy. Holy" Lord God NJ
mighty.
Lessen and pgaycr. .E"r. II. \. '"frrunn
Song .W"irom". Sw".! :irr.n:;
Piano solo. E"nHIn.' I:"il
octet ...............A american Hymn
Scrtnnnr Rev. g.. u. Smith. M"HulSI lie.
Song. $500. l;Hi.l" Hymn -: lh"' l:"IHh.i"
i:"n"dictinn... E'.V. Z. V. E,si -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Carl Caruthers leaves.

Warwond mas lost another ~ h'.E mos
prSaiar ynuuE mon. whHn arr ''1'u'i''
RS 1t North Warw"o" lex N""ncS,lN:
:" in::r ~" army o. Incl" sam. MI
I.lruthrrS has boon Cor som" I'm" Pas
cneploy"d III tn, traffic department ~
~. Wheeling Si'"l ami IRON COMPANY
and r.c"iv"d special "rCi"r> from Wash
ing ~ report At Icon Springs. IrN..
u.I,,r, H.. will .n:.: the i9th T"l' era pin
battalion signal corps.
VIII tho leaving - Mr.. Taru' hers
III. Warwnod Christian church will hav"
another star added 10 her service flag,
making 4 total IT five ON the honor roll.
1to was Il m.,ubcr "f tn" Finley Eih'a
class and upon leaving was presented
with a handsome Testament, through
;hc PRESIDENT {. r.. DntE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
FREE LECTURE At COURT SUNDAY
IN INTEREST Of RED CROSS DRIVE
GUNNER OEPEW. BACK FROM A
GERMAN PRISON CAMP, CON-
ING TO SPEAK.
Tells Vivid Tale of the Horrible Ger
man Grimes as Seen on the
Battle Front.

. Much interest IS being manifested
Throughout; this city in the coming OF
Gunner Depew. thu laughing American
sailor boy. who Will speak Sunda: ar
ternoon. at the Couri Theatrr in III" in
terests of thp Red Cross.
Gunner Depew comes 10 this city
through the Wheeling commercial AS
ISOLATION. which offers him as con
tribution 10 ;h.' success ot ;he local
campaign in rnr NATIONWIDE" drive.
The meeting is irsr - rtE' public. no
admission being charged. although a
collection will BE- taken 10 detray The
expenses OF Mr. Dephw. and the 10.
mainder VIII be given 10 the Red
Cross.
Gunner D:apew has wonderful
story TO tell. After being honorably
discharged from the United StareS
navy he enlisted in the French navy.
where he became Il FIRST class gunner
on the battlrsiup "raSsar1I." He was
later tranSferr,d 20 'ir Foreign l'~
gion and then back 20 III" navy. where
he served with distinction. He took
part in the Dardanrlles hight and was
one of the Americans captured by. the
German raider "Moewe" and trans
ferred 10 the "Yarrow,iale.' on when
he was taken 10 Germany and informed
in. the German prison camp at Bran
denburg The horrors ana cru"ltleS
practiced AZ this camp are almost I'M
believabie and rival the imagination.
and they are told in Il most convincing.
manner by Gunner Depew. who SUIT
fered them. lived through Them and is
now telling The world about the bar
barity of This nation Of "kusiur.
1t was while in this camp that the
Gunner. suffering from severe
wound, failed 70 receive any medical
attention and his leg was virtually rot
ting off when his release was secured
BY Ambassador Gerard. and h" was
taken to Switzerland and placed in
Red Cross hospital. in spill" Of his
condition. thr PHYSICIANS believed they
could save his leg. and in this they
were successful. and also IN saving
his life
This wonderful piece OF Work dis
PLAYED the rrmackabir efficiency oi
the Red Cross, and in the appearance
of Gunner Depew III" audience will be-
given a living example Of this rfttcIen-
cy. He will also tell uf lie wonderful
work being done BY thr Red Cross on
the European battle fields. and his
story is one that will prove valuable
aid 10 the workers in the Req Cross
drive opening next week.
Mayor e. Morgan Eester will pre-
side at the meeting and in a brief adj
dress will state the Objects OF The
gathering and introduce Gunner Dcpew
as the speaker Of the afternoon.
Following his address the Boy
Scouts who won medals in the last
Liberty Loan campaign will take up 4
freewill Offering. from which Mr.. De-
pew's expenses will be pai':. and the
residue will b. turned over 10 the Red
Cross. The Scouts will also act as
usherS.
One thing il is desired no public 70
bear in mind-ths meeting Is absolute
y 1ree. and there will be- no admission
charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Nile Leze Noted Performer, Coming With Ringing Bros.

pr, rcrS. however. 10 impcri her l;fe
Oh lofty swinging rings. rather than
enjoy Il career "t case aud luxury RS 4
musician or dancer. EuI away from
tn. great elastic nets and smell -: Ian
bark. I'll" sings nl"rrily AMI plays the
different compositions "f the great COM
r0S"rS.
Sine m" circus opened Miss Letters
dtr!n: and her haCk-arm twisting and
rop. climbing. nay" focused attention
on hrr work mnr" than that or any OH
or iuIjV idual in IN. rings The ""ne
nauG giant -w iug. as circus rncn term
her body and arm revolutions. IS the
most difficult fra' known Ia perform
rr&. Miss '."i;zrl Will b" on" &c the
thousand features "f I!insljn; Brothers
circus when II exhibits here Monday,
May -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17

"Wha' Will G"nlI- women not dare /"
do uHNl"'
This T., ;.ir question Constantly asked
l., spectators; ~ TIA" l,,rEilnE Er"'hrrS
circus iS rh"y watch dainty i.lH irIt""'
turn ami twist AID perform her aston
i~hlng. c"ni!uu,His revolutions whil2
DANGLING ir"tn l SIuEi" T"i'" SuSP"hd"h
IN nIti-alr pnc s.lIp OF IN" WrlSt or
turn If ih.. Iu.' would hG fatal. but inc
dGr,n, lific lady = mo- afraid.
llly. who Sham"iacrdly ConlcSS"S ["
~ Years IS q dimrird little creature
weighing scarcely 81 r"nndS and pos
%rS$iuc Salry brown c"rlS. which la!
IN confusion around a par cf dancing
eyes. Sh" was burn ia Prague. t'"''"tn"-
Miss L'i:zrl ~ III acr"mniISh"o m"-
slrian. barring studied under SON" q!
ihr master Instructors o: Europe. inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
SE|z.APPLES--
FINDS WH|SKEY

y carll Of apples was seized y
N"ich. WA. carly Yesterday morn.
InS 10y ln'nal Revenue Collector =. =
Hays. and in" car "f apples was l"un,
-" harrclSf whisky. according IT,. :.
telegram r-ivcd ly United States =.
t"rncy SIrNt Walker. who is in Wheel.
Ing attend, the session " fedora
court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Song-HiSh school gle" club.

Song-HiGh school gle" club.
EsSay-"El.dc and Seek. MIRA S"hut'
l~r CO. Thrift stamps Al'"" March
~.
Vocal Soio--"SpTnc. MarIH RInEr.i
tND "Mumn,y's Song Ali" Hood 10.
neutrality-suspicious. Nrls;" Sh'r"E
~: "l1v:..;y.' I;"rnir" I~'"rhtr;. tW),
Piano Soln--"Lovr rrraruS. ln'Z Hill
ton W.: Music Fox Louisa ALL
stead fD.
Reading Pa;rIa." Est"!,a Meyer
(T>: I'm the Eaapahann"ck. Vera
Taylor wv.
prbate--"ErSniv'd. Tha: a. federal. law
providing tor tn" r"un'lS"ry arbitration
nf labor disputes >h"uld h'' enacted.
Affirmative. Iron" Hilton a.. clyde
Dunmer ~. n'-a:iN'. H"!"IS" i\haHN
WI. Nii- Srhaticr tW),
Music High school orchestra
i"cisinn If judges.
MuSir-liigh S|h"'! orrh"strFe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
JUDGE DAYTON TO SPEAK

Sunday :nrrning i: IN" regular w'Tkly
;n.r:ing -: u" m"mh"rs ~ III" mons
Hihl" class Of the Fourth S;:'''.; VI. F.
church. Judge Aston e. Dayton "f tho
fedora. court will '":t"il tn lesson and
ia addition viii E'v" them $T!"nh Il
talk All n"!nh"rs "t IA" class arc
urged 10 b.. present :" hear this noted
speaker.
sunday evening JniG" i'r..:'u WI!
speak ~ "a" services ~ ~" Thr'i i'r'i-
byterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
Or. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE AT ONCE-1o CENTS A
PACKAGE

You tame Or. James Headache
Powder and in just few moments
Your head clears and all nrural gta
and pain fades away. It's the Quisk'
est and surcst r"ljcf for headache,
whether dali. throhhins. splitting or
n'lve-rackinc. Send someone 10 the
drug store and got a dime package
now. Quit sutfarinC--i:'s so needless
Er sure Won get DR.. James Head.
arh" Pnwdcrs-then there will he no
disappointment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
FRECKLE-FC E
Sun and Wind Bring Out U sno+e
How to Remove East

i'F' u r>i,Ios ,,,i,h CO. Ia.
t'S Il 'rn'"! ,.,, ,haSuar-
"htc'' ~ m,,i.. :, vii!
the Irerklos; while II 1t does E,.r,.
a clear complexion the exp. -.
!r:tllnE.
Simply Er An "un"" OF o.
double strength from any d..
aud i few applications should sh.n.,
bow easy il. is I" rid yourself -
hu.nrIy frcckl"S and g"r Il bcS
romplrxlnri. Rarely - more thA
ounce needed for the worS; case.
H.. sur" :" ask the druggist 20,
doubt: strength othinc as this sire,
is sold indcr guarantee OF MONEY
il i, fails 10 remove frechles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Home Club,

Thu HON" club at he south Side gave
another enc rI their series of dances
last evening ia their club rooms. which
was - v",r delightful AFFAIR. TN" rooms
wrr. d'"nralrd in Il "cry pleas ing pa
triuti,, icHr. Til" music rendered hI
N"ltr'S orchestra was a. iii" --latest dane.
hit> The affair was will a''"md"'! by
ri,.. vu;Iug ,D,nI,!. al tn. south SADIE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17

;St church ell hos" .n;.-. sod III the
Sunday Srnnur :.3rir-S' raining will
mce;. This rur".inc MI u. h"!i i"-
tho nrya n,Za;!,.n - 'h.~ class and viii
be PROMPTLY called at 5 o'"lncH. Miss
MARY Waymar. COUNTY superintendent
ct rne SUNDAY school :.arherS' training.
will b.. pr. S.,rt ar,l ;ritl xiv. = shor; adj
dress After tn" business meeting re-
freShrcn,S Will l." served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
SOUTH Side NEWS
Coluru hta Club.

Til" dane. given last evening hr IN"
m"rrhrrS ~ IN" columbia "iu" proved u
grand SGrr"ss Til" rooms VIZ" hchi-
TRULY I"curit"d "Ith Hays and en-
hl"mS Of all allied nations. IN" m"ei-
cal ,.ruurt,u rendered hy III" Premier ar
ri,rSira Was "A delightful .Tr""s-. rain'T
=" rrrshmrnt& wrrr SrrT"'i At Il lat" h"nr
If the evening. Th"S" dances nay"
l.""n well attended lay thu South S.'i"
Sn,Ici" P'uplr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17

trenches. The members have been rcr|
"nlhUS;:Lstic over their work and have
been accomplishing Il great deal IN the
last ~'.vv!1,l n"nlhS. All members arc
requested 10 make arrangements 80 rs
/" attend this meeting. as several new
phnS VIII a.: LlScMS:th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
HI" Chairs Have Arrived.

Tho ,-l.airS for thu u''w Warw""d high
Srh,-,I ray.. arrived AMI il. - expected
that ;h.v wilt all h" Installed a. once
The commencement exercises WEI h''
he'd il H.. school auditorium an We'd
n!sdav %: mkt week Tn" dedication "t
.hs n,,ilGlng will h. ;!..'l Just as SOON US
tin. entire building Is completed. =,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
XIII Gloves and Old Shoes.

'Thns. = r.. az quit. NaiU" I" he GOV
rn;rrnt. he n. nS".. FOR making parts ~
IT,. 1,;atGr.'s ..,,atS. Even just scraps "'
old kid can II. cleaned and uS''l c"r this
nu-pos.. To-day - ~" day that has boon
60. ,nar; FOR tn" collection ~ thrS" ar
t!,.I,.s Nny y.-rson WHO has any, "f tho
at-nve arrirl"S - :"q'l Nt",l !" S"mi them
=. ;ba y >honiS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Cantlta SncCeSS.

'Th" Sarrr,i canialL. gwen iaSi evening
hy the :rmw""d NJ. T.. choir at tn"
''harlinH Sirr"l NJ. f.. church on South
''hap}Inc ..r""I. proved an ">r"ll"n;
mt;.i,.nI prngram The affair WIS we'll
attended b. TIA" congregation 81 lie"
hurch ANA il"3r friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Literary Contest.

The annut' literary contest ~ tns
warwoo,; high school VII il" m";h ''"-
tween tn" ;u.r:b"r$ "f N" Wn-w""d'an
and Utopjaa ii'"-arE S'"'i"t:"S a; ih'>
center Wa-wa"I school auditorium -
Monday. May -. iaiS.
Tho following program. wh!th will IL"
given. will Iuci:iir S;:ch nu'nh"rs at'
will withnu; d"uh. ac;rnc; large aI-
dieuce:
MuSic--Hich Sch"ni orchestra.
Inyoca tion-R.v f.. =. Carson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
Young Pennle's Society.

I'll" l"..nr Peoples ","-'riE 81 The
Trinity Lutheran yh@rrh Of the South
SD. viii hiih ;!r.Ir r"Gua" m""!inE
Monday 'v"n.ng "a 'h'. i'nrl"r' "I thu
church. TIL" rru," uril hr i"'o'"d !"
$rWlre; amd knitting tor thu boys III TIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
PERSHINC LIMIT
CLUB HONOR ROLL

JULIUS Horkhnimer. Henry Bierhcrson.
! w. II. Abbott. 4. I. Caldwell.
| Edward l.. Wager. James -. Stephens
; y. Garth Hn;Lrne. II. G. pgd"r.
! Hon. J. Il. Iearnc. Mrs. II. =. ogden.
!. j. Holloway. bishop +. J. Dona-
! Julian Sweeney. hue,
charles II. Copn II. J.. Iazlet1.
George J. Mathi- Howard Hazlctt,
son. y T. Paxton.
Robert HazIctt A. Ecymann.
VIM l.. I.aue. Paul - lrvmann.
Mrs. George IL P. \. y. Wilson.
Schmidt. ". A. Wilson.
Frank 4. Elun. W. l.. Wilson,
Wilbur .. Floyd. ALDER, NJ. RIGA
lrr. g. \. ASrkman. Hal S,rid"l,
ii"ury" Wise. i. !. Greene.
Isaac ~ Scott. nr. John l.. nicSoy.
". H. Wells. William kirAach.
Mrs. Rose Welty, William l.. Hald we'll
s II. Sands. Ed Muhlcman.
! George e.: Crook. Mai Forces Simp-
Seaton Alexander. son.
| John coleman. Mrs. !. :. Brady,
/ George r. h. Gil George u. f"wland.
christ. John j. Jacrb,
/ Nilsson =. Hubbard. Andrew :. Hare.
George i. Maxwell. Henry c. IiaIbi.ncr,
Mrs. Augustus Poi William Trtte.
lack. Albert NJ S'h"nE,
NJ. Sonnehorn. Albert NJ, Schenk,
: Charles l.. Some Jr.
| horn. G"orG" ]. Rogers.
:. L ~ Browne. Otto Schrnk
! George W. Lutz, x. X. Kitchen,
Il. &. Oliver. George T.. Srifcl,
I William Hill Jennie Reich.
! Arthur &. Stirel Louis HnrHh"itn"r,
". y. Hubbard. /. l. Callahan.
! !. J. Gornp"rs. John a. Hess
81. Stelnmrtz \. .. liadlich,
, X. =. EurlingaIne. H. ;. Good.
H. r. carter. .. q. brans
August u. Eemke, Jos. Spchlcl, Jr..
i,~orS" II. Z. Mrs =. V. :ltnniul.
Schmidt, Harriet Il. Hannah
! Hon. FRANK w. re" I'r!"horSt
/ S.sbitt. Harry l.. Bond
! Nelson Vance Har- Mrs Harry Whitake
/ urr. John II. rlarkc
g. =. Maggie. Aib"rt L.. Meyer
| H. F. BehrcnS Louis y. Stauver
Alfred CALDWELL william II. llea-nc
George a. Laugh Charles J. Schuck
| lin, Master james ~
". =. Grady. founSman
! tdwarl Warner. Frank Auhrr
| Friend Cox. Mrs. VII. ilcssncr
Dr. A. j. Noomc. Thomas a. Bea;ue
Charles ~ Bowers, ). ". Harper
| Marcus Bachcn- .I0hE y. Hess
! heimnr g. f. Isachman
| =. Walker Peterson Peter &. t,arava-
John q. Schnnk Sos
jesse w. Speldel 7. lSenhrrg
1 j. E"rnard HIND J. u. Mrrrimal
| Ian r: w. Marshall
]. W Harmon A. r. Winrrr&
DR.. l.. $. Hippus james Il. Leans
| q. W. Woods Dwight II. Wagner
A. r Jacobs
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y. II. HAMILTON,
"\Tarinrtn Ohio


Baor'S Drag Store sells Nc7v-
Worth in Wheeling. Your dollar
hack if this famous family tonic does
not benefit YOU.
Nerr-Worth is sold in Warwood by
W. f.. Mcnamara: Fulton by the
Fulton Pharmacy: MinEo Junction
by Moore Bros: Martins Ferry,
Ralston 4 Parker: 81. ClairSville'
Patterson & Sons: GAINESVILLE,
Hitles Bros; Cameron. by Cameron
Drug Store: SiSterSvillc. by &. b.
DiSQuc: New MartinSvllc. by Horn
brooks Drug Store: Moundsvillc, =.
II. Beam Drug Co.; bridgeport, Sol
by (: Reed UNcni rharmacv): Bel
lairr. DankwOrlh Bros; Pahcn Ciiy,
Morgan Bros; West Alexander. L. *.
McConn: EdGcwood. The EdCcwood
Pharmacy: Elm Grove. lflum's mar
macy: Eenwood Bcnwnod Drug CO.:
McMechen. Carroll's Pharmacy: Buck.
harmon. Talbot Drug Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
WANT TO EAT PIE
AND ALL The GOOD
THINGS BESIDES?
Then Take Nerv Worth, Says
Thankful Travelling Man,
and the Table Pleasures
Will Be Yours

The Sivcr nf The following remark
able signed statement is highly "s-
,remeG resident of Marietta. O.. who
for Is years has covered Ohio and
West Virginia for a Cleveland house.
He began taking Nrrv-Worth while IN
Elurtrld. 4. VA. L Short time ago.
Here's what hr SAYS of results:
statesmen nu the road. having no
regular eating place. hay" their trou-
blrS with indigestion. headache and
nolvnGSnrSS. | nave been trying out
he famous Ncrv-Wurih, manufar-
lurrd III Ian"Svi!lr. Ohio. Seeing the
testimonials Of reliable poOpl" Merry
Worth has 50 wonderfully helped. |
have been trying il our for two weeks
for Indigestion and headaChe. !
must say am a friend Of N"rv-North.
If YOU want 10 cal pie and all the good
things 80 10 GouuykOOntH'S drug store
Uhr Bluch"ld agrncy) and purchase n
bottle ot Ncrv.Wnr,h for one dollar,
and the pleasure OF eating good things
is YOURS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-27

LARGE room with kItchenette. reason
able Corner 7th and Harrison. Maple
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w amt Ad Rates and
Inform a eion for
UTr ain Onn m 0l0npy


All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers al one price. sun
day Oklahoman, one Issue, same rate hs
Word Line Inch
One time. Daily Okla
homan and Times. l-2c &c los
Three times, Dnily Okla
homan and Times, per o..
One week. okluhoman 49,
aud Times. per day,tl l-bc &C 80
One month, Oklahoman
and Times. per day lc &c .iS
Figure six letters "a the average WOrd
and six words to the line, twelve ines
10 the inch
All stock and stock statesmen and pro
motion advertising carries the one-iiWe
rnte Sundays ads include Saturday or
Mondays Times at &c per word ~ ~ per
Inch.
wanted. both Okphoman and Times lc
r"r word
ig.nifcd contract rates for Oklnho.
m.u and Times &c, 900 lines to be used
within one ycur from date OF contract,
or .outract for three lincs daily for one
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a often as desired
No ad ncccptcd for less than 2nc.
OKLAHOMAN AND TlNES Kl'iES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADNERllSlNG.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-27

AN AllipbANE room In beautiful new
homo ON clasacn for rent to employ I'D
lady, BY mdy whore husband In away
most ot tho time Walnut iiZg-H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-27
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED Position Ms assistant cashier
IN country bank, by married man with
experience and Al reference Address
BOX "a, potclu, Okla
WANTED Positcn ms collector where
conveyance is furnished. good refer
curcs ana experienced. B-3i3. care
uhorompu
MANAGER OF retail grocery store, not In
dritt. wants employment rs travelling
salesman with reliable grocery house;
can take the rond after November best
Of reference furnished. all questions an
swcrcd n NJ care Oklahomnn.
WANTED-To run good farm Tor good
man, references exchanged. W &
lackson Duncan. OKLA.
YOUNG man desires amy kind OF work
IN city after business school hours for
hoard A. T., Oklahomln
MNcIuNIsT-OPERATOR. over draft
ngo. around 10000 ems wants pcrma-
ncut situation on weekly or small daily;
amy model; come amy tigc. u. " care
uN0hum1n
WANTED-W Work In garage, nm expert.
vuycd. married mnn, nge, ~, want 10
learn business Phone Walnut G2i6. $50
" California.
EXPERIENCED mercantile man is open
fr management of stock NJ dry goods
and mems furnishings Refercuc. mar
ricd II lou have good proposition write
N-nl. uN1hom1n.
I WANT tDm work heavy and light
hauling. fob work bon general baggage
rud frr Can Eal,y Bros, Maple
-'I
PERMANENT s2u situation wanted by
experienced 'rpce,licr fob prossman
rru come imW.U HirIN American stamp
Go. Edmond OKLA.
naIDDI~T wants position nj once, l5
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

ELDERLY LADY would like 10 have
udy employed TO share housekeeping
rooms Phone Maple 40S2-J
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Broadway Central

on BROADWAY AT FOURTH.
Iwclve-inch electric fans and phone
service trCe Uf charge, every room com
pl,tely equipped. special summer rates
now ON for permanent guests. Phone Ma.
pie 5000
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.2us'amese Directory
AttnTney's Directory

J q. A HARRop, 1915 West Main
4 u JONES, Lawyer and Notary
Pubic 2lois w Main, over Wool-
worth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-27

WANTED Position MS assistant cashier
IN country bank. by married man with
experience and Al reference. Address
BOX 81, pOtclu. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-27

THREE modern connecting. completely
located. Walnut 1905.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-27
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
NEWLY furnished front ROOM modern,
private home l2O6ig n Harvey Call
Walnut CA
BROADWAY CAFE. 52J N Broadway
meals 2jc aud juc, union mouse
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room In pri-
vate home. within walking distance Of
business district. Maple 36t2-J.
LOVELY. cool sleeping rooms; newly
furnished; hot water all the time; -
and $40 per month. vl2 W Thirteenth.
| FOR RENT-Nics cool south and south
east room, best part Of city. 1910 n.
Broadway
| ELEGANTLY Furnished rooms, single or
en- suite, southern exposure, walking
di an''. M.plc 2l'3
BEDROOM at aoj T. Sth. Maple 1892.
BEDROOM. north. south and east eX-
poHurc 20 ". s'h
DELIGHTFULLY."- locatcl mrgc room on
first floor with communicating bath,
Tor two men or couple employed. also
thiri floor. south room; ~ " ljth
cool Weeping rooms. on car line. Ma
pie t2i2-J.
| NICE. cool font room nj 1921 n. IsrUad-
way can Maple 1886.
TWO beautifully furnished sleeping
| rooms. with nreltfnrt II preferred,
nlao hrro garage Mnpl" 2ii1-J.
COOL uont room connecting bath SO
S. Robinson.
SOUTHEAST bedroom Maple 1906.
| iul " Tenth
| NlCE. cool rooms. close In. Call Walnut
| 1889 IN ". iarh place.
NICELY furnished room FOR rent In prt.
| yatc homr liN West md.
NICELY furnished bedroom for rent
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NICE cool 3-room apartment private
entrance; one block from Broadway:
adults 1901 Dale