davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-03-17
Personals.

Mrs. A. NJ. Baer returned ,on Wednes-
lantic City.
Mrs. Chapman Ahrens of New York
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Kaufman of Columbia road.
Mrs. Melville Fischer entertained at
an afternoon party on Thursday at her
home, in Lanier place, in honor of her
mother. Mrs. Sol Greenhut of Escanaba,
Mich, who is her house guest
Mrs Sidney H. Reizenstein returned
on wednesday from ten-day stay at
New York. where she was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Isadore Saks.
Mrs. Levi David was the guest last
week of her sister, Mrs. Richard
Bonivit at New York.
Miss Irene Frankford of New, York
is the guest of Miss Della Fishel of
Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Lee Goldman of Pittsburgh is
visiting Mrs Ben Held Of Lanier place,
Mrs. Held entertained the Friday After
noon Knitting Club last week
Mrs. Harry Franc spent last week at
Newark, n. j., the guest of her father,
Rev. DR.. Leucht.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained at luncheon and bridge
last week by Mrs Simon Kann at her
apartment, in Connecticut avenue.
| Miss NJ Lauer of Baltimore is stav-
ing in town for an indefinite time.
| Mrs. Gus Louis entertained at a young
folks party on Thursday night at her
home. 3007 11th street.
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Capt. L. H Miller. U. s A, and Mrs
Miller enjoyed brief visit last week
al the Washington barracks from Miss
Julia Murphy of Lebanon, \. H, who
has now gone south for some time.
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Mrs. Chapman Ahrens of New York
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Kaufman of Columbia road
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Mrs. Allen NJ. Pope, wife of Maj Pope,
U. s. A, has gone to Louisville, KY.
with their children to remain during
her husbands absence in France with
Mrs. L. c. Anderson.
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Surgeon Washington B. Grove. u. 6
N, and Mrs. Grove have visiting them
AZ the Naval Hospital. Park. Va, the
fafters sister. Miss Dorothy Thomp-
son of Summit Point Va.
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Mrs. Clyde G. West. wife of Com
mander West. L. S. NJ. has gone to
Ehiiadeiphia for visit to her son-in-
law and daughter. Lieut.. W. n. Rich
ardson, U. S. N. and Mrs. Richardson.
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Mrs. Sidney H. Reizenstein returned
on Wednesday from a ten-day stay al
New York. where she was the guest OF
her sister Mrs. ISadore Saks
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Lieut. Munroe Kelly. t S. n. and
Mrs. Kelly have visiting them the for
mers mother, Mrs. W. Lane Kelly OF
Norfolk. Va.
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Capt. Robert Graham Moss, L. S. A,
and Mrs. Moss have visiting them at
Charlotte. n. c.. the formers father,
Judge Robert Moss of Annapolis, Nd
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Gen B. C. Lockwood, U. S. A, and
Mrs. Lockwood have gone to Davenport,
Iowa, where they are at the Black
Hawk Hotel for the present
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Mrs Harry L. Cooper. wife of Col
Cooper, u S. A, now in France, has
remain with her sister, Mrs. Harry E.
Jones, during her husbands absence.
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Mrs. Charles A. Dravo. wife of Maj
Dravo. U. S. A. left last week accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Johnson. for visit to her father, Brig
Gen. Evan NJ. Johnson, L. s. A, at
Camp Upton, Long Island
Evening star., 1918-03-17

- Edwin \ Pon wtfs OF Ensign
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Mrs. Leonard Wood. wife of Gen.
Wood, U. S. A, now in France, has gone
to Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. c., for a
visit to their son, Lieut.. Leonard Wood
jr., L. S. A.
Evening star., 1918-03-17

u S: A.. arrived in Washington last
week for a visit to their daughter, Miss
Julia Febiger, who has been here for
some months engaged in the work OF
translator for the government. Before
coming to Washington Mrs. Febiger
spent a month with her mother in
Ohio and at the conclusion of her visit
to Washington will return to her home
at West Point
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Mrs. W. ]. Noonan and sons of Phil
adelphia are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Noonans parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F..
G. Torrey. 40 Randolph place north
Evening star., 1918-03-17

Capt. Paul R. Frank, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Frank, whose marriage took place
at Fort Myer, Va, March l. have ar
rived for station at Camp Green, Tex,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

WANTED--Sinsle man on farm. must
be capable 10 go ahead look after
stock. milk cows. etc. fine position for
right man. Apply promptly. c. A. Dun
cpn, pnwhusha, okla
WANrED--Delivcry boy With whecl'
iii North STILES.
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All week day classified sdysftitlnS
runs m both papsre ~ ono Dfirs svD
dsJ pklAhomBn 0nd Issue. same rate ~
tho Two dAlliss,
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Experienced ofnrc man for
IpSitipn Vlii Hfg" Dkiahumu CIty
firm disposition leads 10 quick nA.
veucemrnt ana a bright future fpr the
rlgbt man App'y IN own handwriting
as to oApefl'u.r, etc. G-g Okiaho-
man.
bltAKENEN. FtREMES. ii50.t210
monthly. experience unnecessary
Scnd adiicFsei stamped envelope. Rail
way, care Dkahoman
THREE film inrpo tors wanted imme.
dintey. Universal Exchange. ll6 West
Second
MANTEb-ESperienced bOokktepcr Tor
position In large depart ncnt store In
sWnll town. Apply 10 ihSden care
southwestern Cotton on co.
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Want Ad Rates and
information for
Oklai1oman.Tlmes

All week day classified sJysultlns
runs m both papsv pt ono pflcs syD
dsJ DkiAhnnnn Ond Issue. Same rate 81
tho Two dAlliss,
word Linz linen
One time. Daily Oblaho.
nan, md FINES 81 l'2c oc ! NJ,
Three times. Daily OklH-
hulnnn snd Times. per
dss amman. .'..Ii.Ac ~ "
One wssh. ohabomsn
tni Hines PEI dny ! Co. tg ~
o." month, ohlnhpmnn
aud IimnH pet fub.. 10 bu ~
4 gufs HlA letters - tho average word
nid sE words 10 tho tine. Twelve lincs
a. no men -
~ FOR neni-, Boarding ana situation
wanted butn ohlsbomnn ana Times. ie
Irf sUfd
classified contract rates fof Okla.
hDnhn and Times s 200 lines 10 be used
~nhin one iraf from date OF. contBci,
o. contract fpf three linrh DAILY Tor one
So " rI hno -irh ISSUE. copy
ef ngrd ~ often as desired
~ n1 accepted tor less than ?ic
OKLAHOMAE AND TlMEB HULEy
ron CLASSIFIED ADtLRTIsiND
D. 4" Ms yin %" tun seven dlyi
or whcn renewal UIll he solicited.
'ilNitGE VAST AUk win not bo run
~ lhhn seven days without ~
c,,.,,,, ,,.,, .,. A..
w 'iiAhuh VIZ NIh he nus
49, p,IAbIo ms sumo In5 nt lnsrI.
npn nu hppoh ~" ou, 'pl 'pwn
wnni hcs are positively cash In ad.
NHrceJ
Al'NEHTlSENN should retain receipts
giNrn by Tho OklAhOman. Times 10 pa.
irons making payments over the office
counter. rs no mistakes can be- Iectlflsi
without them
CLOSING HOuRs--Aii wan, ads 70
sihit IN Tho Okl,hOmnn must bo In IN.
offi,s ny n M or tho dny bsfur.
sd 10 10 run. except sunday Al want
ads tor TITO sunday Oklahomnu mus,
bs ~ the office ny t1b g. m Aniut.
days. All want ads 20 start IN Times
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

G.OD positions promotions. honor.
md hIs I1y 80 90 thus" wuD tfn
thorough. trained ~ buslnesr lI"
'Ur Judgment Di thousand. Of oth'1
rEp nav" preceded sou and take -
f',n.gulhy. Bookkeeping and S-rt"-
turlil Work. write for free illustrated
year roDa Capital city BuAlncA Col
'u. i't " Second street
WANTED -Uulncumbered white WOm-
an OF gih 20 do general houseRors.
small family. must be good cook, not
afraid 90 work permanent home and
fuli pay 20 rght party References ro-
gIlr"d Apply I'm p'rson. 1870 y. Mh
WANIED-P Pablo mattresses nt Her.
uld.s ING " Main
WANTED Experienced lady office as.
FistHut. able 20 operate typewriter
with high school Or better education
can IN person, Lce-Hu'kGa hotel
WANTED An experienced house maid
Apply 3 North Dale Phone Walnut
GlHL Tor cafeteria. Yale. North
Broadway
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BATES S-DAVlS
Private School

weaver Blsd,, Cor. Main and Harvey.
Nice, comfortable study rooms: day
and night school individual instructions: !:
shor rthand. typewritins, bookkeeping.
higher accounting, all commercial sub
1ects. u you are going 10 take = busl.
ness course We have Tdny advantages
or phone Maple 23s for fun Information.
WANTED Womsn IS 30 20 years old to
DO general housework, no washing.
liberal pay. isS Il. Park Place; phone
Walnut Ssis
WANTED - Settled housekeeper who
VIII be GOOD 10 child and win he per
nAnent Phone Maple 10.
WANTED = White maid. 'lsI North
Broadway
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MISREPRESENTATION

CASH PAID for ladies' and gents Sec
ond-hand clothing. Walnut 5000.
SHOE REPAIRING. iOii Yves, Park.
HIGHEST prices paid for mems second
hand clothing, shoes, guns, etc. Maple
'9l2, win call
BUYING clothes. furniture, Junk. Phone
Maple 1881.
SECOND HAND clothing and shoes:
Bentleman's Highest prices. Call Mr.,
Marsh. Walnut 92i; will call.
THE A.: BUYER of second hand cloth
ing, rhoes, hats. etc. Maple t2io
WANTED--Location Tor bank vKSfe
thete Is none, D-J2 oklahoman.
Will. BUY BANK In small town; af.o
hardware stock. D-3l Oklshoman.
TERRITORY open for Electric insoieS'
guaranteed TO keep your feet WaSmi
many children are making from ~ -
tis weekly selling this wonderful NJ
tie Invention In their spars r,oenente,
exclusive territory 10 real aSsnts, cam.
dissatiAred, Write today. Ciectrie
Appliance Co, si7 OIL Exchange hko,
WANTEDr-one to . small children Il
board; PLEASANT home; Goo6 cars. Al
2, 9Th. Phone Walnut ii1S. y"
WANTED One or two second .heS7
dental chslrs. electric engine, cahlnSG
cuspldors; slso want Al isbrat0ry man.
good salary to right man. Oil, care
OklAhomAn.
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Statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN wASTED-w. have hrss
acreage, producing wells, rre pay
lnk diStd-ndH. have permit from CAP
TAI ISSUES con- aiTTEE: We want
- fnise funds 20 dfill wells at once;
u sells easy. liberal commission: call
in person: proposition explained ny
mail only when application In sc-
Conp'ni~d ~ o.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
AGENTS ron
rnIHi EHEAD on & REFINING co.
Insurance Blds. oklahoma CITY. Okla.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WNNTED- Middle aged woman to carry
messages IN business district Light
healthy work. Good pay. Western Tn
ton Telegraph CO.
NANTED-M Maid for general house.
work good homo and wages. Call
Maple S1l
WANTED -. Competent ChAmhcrmaid.
Tho Lois. $50 y. Gcary.
WANTED nt once. good cook. tlj per
week and board. white or colufed
must be good IN pastry. clean hud saw
ins. can city Cafe. phone 230. Gin.
ton. Okla
LEARN nutomoblle driving. Puckett
Maple 3ios
WANTED Bright, ambitious Young
ladies. having nj least high school
education, TO take nurses training In "A
registered hospital For further in
formation address Superintendent TuI-
al Hospital. Tulsa Okla
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SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

SOLDIER just dischSged from army
.Hs.fe- clerical position Have had a..
rsr"nce IN oil leasing. and automobile
r'icUrIluship and am capable Of hand,
Ing any reliable position. Best Of ref
sreucrs furnished. Address. C.2i, csfe
oN'hpmnn.
NORMAL school graduate, with eIpc.
ficnce a. principal of a high school.
just muhtef(d out Of army. wants yoD
"1'hInf school D.lt Oklahoman.
MNATED-S Soldier. Just discharged
from army, desires position In cioth-
ing store. have had experience. can
give f'ietencrs sos ". 9Th.
SAILOR. released from service. nov
entering high school m post g-aiu.
htr. desires work h~fOfe gis H. IN ur
after rs y m. best references. H.3s.
care Oklahoman.
blSCHAEGED toldicr wants clerical
position. good on typewriter and
hss working knowleig" II bookkeep.ns
and s'snography: ambitious. not AFRAID
~ work, I years experience. N-s'.
okiahonIn
SAILOR just released desires position
win reliable firm: thIco years 81
r"rence In bookkeeping typ~WTi'irg
and general office work Address. csc.
care uklHhomnn.
A. y. =. soldier discharged from army.
desires position as painter auto drive
Or CLERK In drug store INrmas
Gordon, loi y Ayers. Edmcr.. Okls.
DISCHARGED soldier wishes office
work High school graduate, with
knowledge Of shorthand and type
writing B-ssi. oklahomnn
WNSrED-A location by a Young army
dentist. have license Ia practice In the
state oi oklahoma. and would Ike n
location In some medium sized town
whore there II plenty TO DO, have partial
pWent Oi my own but could use
some more. can handle any glass ~
practice, Address Dr. Paul Hendrix.
Se,re Ok'a.
EXPERIENCED office man. Who is ef.
fclsut hookkeepcr with auditing eS-
perl'nce. recently discharged from the
army. wants position: ,can furnish ref
c-ences. GIL. oklahomAn.
DISCHARGED soldier want. job. ev-
'petienoei mechanic. years expert
"nce I'm all kinds ni auto repair work
all kinds Of cars especially good Tn
Ignition aud starter work: understand
accessories. married, small family l.
" claypool. hos l?s. Carnegie. okla.
DISCHARGED nom n-commlssloned Of
ficer desires place. as teacher IN the
public schoou references state certlf-
cate Guskin Halhrook. Val" Okla.
DISCHARGED soldier wants work nj,
cook or walter. has had experience as
steward fryCook. camp cook. head
walter Woo, OklAhomnu
CLERICAL or stcnographic position
wanted by discharged soldier. refer
euccs call Walnut $3.50
SITUATION WANTED by soldier jus'
released have had clerical experience
and can Furnish references call Maple
100.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
DREsSMAKIEG AND MILLINERY
BY GOLDBERG

All KINDS oF FuR WORK. can
Walnut it1i
BEST DESlGsiSG. tailoring, dress
making and iur work, 40 y. Broad
way Walnut 2ol, Mrs Muller.
WANTED-rlain sowing, reasonable
price walnut 5sl7-K.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

WASTED-S'o slleamAn. II you are
business gottcr Vita clean record,
w0 can Gsu you We have purchased
our factory Building Farmers Pack
inS ard earning 60
SALESMAN WANTED salary 800 a
week and expenses, and bonus post
OkhhOman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
Stock Statesmen
Attention

We can use two or three more real
PRODUCERS ln choice territory. with i've
leads Men who have Inspected prop
.riy have boush, and are good boost-
cr,: property developed; passed ~ Cap
tai Issues Committee. See me A. ones
Tor aaflGrment Of territory.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED Fiscal agent 20 handle Sbe,-
600 worth Of stock. We have an es-
tNhnshcd business IN Oklahoma city,
rlso five branch stores Md. West Tire
e Rubber Co.. "a North broadway,
oklahoma city, okla.
IMMEDIATE Income Tor lady or man
I'm each town IN state, pleasant and
profitable work that the average per-
son cnH do for "A staple home indus
try n. Co, Pruls Valley, Okla.
AGENTS wanted to handle stock in
new company with nine leases In the
heart 'of one OF the good new fields,
with absolutely proven leases and q
number Of other very close-ln proper
ties. Nothing better on the market.
Address Lock BoS No. $50 Enid. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
Statesmen, Attention

We have nov plan for ralesmen.
Car sto is placed with local repre-
NATIVE In each township Who can
earn In comnI-siou each year from two
% four hundred perent on his invest-
ment. 40 speculation safe as banking.
See us at once FOR territory.
CONNER inl Trus'. Mortgage Co.
Rooms so, Indian Temple Bldg,
Oklahoma CHS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

JUST returned from the army; was in
motor transport corps. desire EN-.
pio> mont as a mechanics helper in
garage or truck driver. James A. vii.
liams, 0enry. Okla.
SAILOR Just released, desires position
as electrician or stenoeraphIc law
clerk, two years In law high school
education In stenosraphy. Phone Wal.
nut 1885,
PoS1Tl0N--As architectural craftsman
or superintendent: college man and
have had 8 years experience; can fur.
nish best OF reference, O-si. care Okla
homan. w
JUST DisCHARGED from the army.
wish position as nn electrical en-.
gineer Prefer street railway or power
plant. al2 Insurance Bldg,
SITUATION wanted by discharged soI.
dler a. night watchnan or porter In
rooming house or hotel. experienced.
Alfred Shelton. Capitol Hill station,
OklahomA City. Box Lee and a 0ts.
OKLAHOMA CifY hoy, lust oa, OF
service. wIsheF position Tor SELF and
Vile sa walter and waitress. s01 w.
Noble n.
JUST returned from tho army; was In
motor transport corps; desire en-
ployment a. q mechanics helper In
garage or truck driver. James A. WI.
llams, Geary, Okla.
P0SiTI0N as truck driver wanted by
soldier Just returned from camp, Ed.
ward Oiffin, 10 East tth.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
bt NM, one year .s.sss.s......... ~ -
BY Mail one year with THE SUN
DAY okIAUOMhS ............,i1.Sv So
BY CONT carrier or ncwsboy. J
cents = copy nr N cents week
In okiahoma City.
OKLAHOMA CITY TiNES (eveningD
and DAILY OkLAIOMAN fmornlnsi
u papcrs a week delivered by carrier
IN oklahoma city and Nlclnity. per
week. 20 cents.
Al unsolicited manuscripts, letters
srd pictures sent IN tho Times arc sent
~ the rish Of the owner The oklahoma
Publishing company expressly repudi-
s,rs rny responsibility for their tafc
custody or return.
THO Associated Press ~ exclusively
entitled TO tho uss for republication NJ
oil news dispatches credited 10 II or not
otherwise credited In this paper. and
also the local news published herein.
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MrN-0uf catalos explains how we
teach the barber, trade matted tree
schwarts system of Barber Colleaes,
LOG W. California Ave-. Oklahoma CITY.
Okla
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-l can use severn, livs-wire
solicitors. who have the ability TO show
early rvsulta must bs abba to furnish
car " fig; attractive proposition made
20 producers; unless' you ara able to
handle I'VE proposition application
would not b considered. salary with all
expsnses guaranteed, territory, Oklaho.
ma Call In person or make nppiicat tion
10 Circulation Manager. Farmer Stock
man. Oklahoman Bldg. Oklahoma City
Oklahoma.
MXNTEb-Msn and ladies 10 learn bar.
ber trade: special low tuition, posi-
oiona guaranteed; free cstaics, 0kfaho-
be CITY Barbss College. iN " Caiifor.
ea narry kuns. Mgy
VXNfuS-Naa 10 Do some pspefins
and taAs l.ane On work. sos West
WANTEb-dce1 "a and Job printer.
permanent lob II q first class office.
\14rs~ Mccurtaia Gazette. idabsl
L Ann 1uyoinSbi'. diving only IiA
puehstt Ms North AudSon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
EEMhLE HELP WANTED

WASTiD Good 'oiorcI rlri for hOIbc-
WORK Maple 1905 '-7 3 ''h
ENrEhIENCED white woman fof
hOnsewofk. must be good ouok. good
wages walnut ilW
STESOGRApIIER at once for tenn
pOrafv pOrltion. pOHFitly permanent.
fcSponrbl" company. give age, school
ing. experience, phone number ana
mlary expected D-sj5. oklshOman.
MAID Tor general housework IN fnmily
of seven Walnut tIi0-K. 1917 Sorth
Loitie.
WANTED Coloted woman or gir for
general hou-cwoTk. steady Job and
good pay Apply at g0J West Callior-
nin.
GlRL, white or colofcd for house.
work. two IN family. very light work.
c92 wcst g5fd
WANTEp-A school girl about - years
old 10 20 to and from school with 1T
tie girl Rud help with house wofk foA
room and hoard. \ good homo 70!
right girl Walnut bJ7o
ORDERS for Croohet,l Hur.uc.tIgh'
md Tnws taken at 1854 vs.. 11'u VI
phone Walnut 6.3i
WASTED An experienced ,pnk ,,1i-
urcdj, win furnish good room Mrs
Wnn. iioj y Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

WAITED Six statesmen by Jan. / to
write industrial ordinary health and
accident insurance. with old line com-
psny. struight salary and commission
paid. weekly 20 men with ability.
must lie able 10 furnish first class ref
cf.ncc American National Insurance
90 .,?0o Baltimore bldg
FOUR more Ealcsmcn. will furnish cars
and drivers; no special knowledge or
experience required: We have sales
men making from $3.50 to $3.50 q week.
clli at i2) W Reno,
RESIDENT sglrsman wanted for quick
settling side hn-. mems fine welt shoes.
. samples. 800 20 $500. 6 percent
commission. In this city and adjacent
towns For details write II X, /. Co.
N lorir Ave, Grand Rapids. Mich.
WAN iisno salesman with rig,
OUTFIT. Dig rich Territory. splendid
opportunity Kve reference Meachsn
Muse Hou'e. kinEfisher. okla.
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WANTED An experienced ,pok ,,1l-
urrdl, win furnish good room Mrs
Winn. lin3 y Broadway
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pRESSMAKlNG AND MILLINERY

pREsSMAKlN0. Hair work. Maple
5lss.R
URtsSMAklNG. 10 s. Dewey: Maple
32M-l
DRESsMAkiNG and alterations Mary
G, Monger. phone Maple 225s, room
2iS, over kerr's.
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CASH PAID for ladies' and gents Sec
ond-hand clothing. Walnut $500.
SHOE REPAIRiNG iDlt West psrk
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sECoNb.HAND clothing and shoes;
.gen,lemsna Highest prices. Call Mr..
Marsh, Walnut 02l. will call
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

FOR carpenter or repair work NJ nfyt
c.ass roof WORK. call Maple 1871. l..
W FtnNu
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WANTEp-Y Young married man: must
he good, practical farmer aud hog
raiser for small farm; prefer an ngr.
cultural college graduate, salary ana
bonus at end OF yeari send reference
as TO ability and Industry first letter
for reply; II you do not know that
you can make good and expect TO make
this kind OF work your profession, do
not answer R.9t, Oklahoman.
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buYlNd clothes, furniture. junk. Phone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30

HIGHEST prices paid for mems second
hand clothing, shoes, guns. etc. Maple
1919, win call
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-23

In the eight hour law hearing re- gently aeld In Juneau, Attorney Cor ham, q<ting for the White Pass, pre- pared and presented' to the Ator- ney General the petition of the ern- pLoye;E of the White Pass in which a modification of the law WAS re Quested, and the White Pass com pany presented evidence of such a nature that it showed that the law was impracticable in & country like Alaska, and YoulG' work hard ship on Gll concerned.
 In answer to the petition pre- scented by the White Pass through its attorney, ". H. Gorham the following advice was received by cable this morning by General Man ager Wheeler from Washington.
 "IEasmuch as Attorney General decided not pursue indictments against Northern Commercial Com pany O., eight hour law as he is
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-23

Washington, May 23.-Under a drastic amendment to the selectiVe service regulations, it was announc- ed today by Provost Marshal Crow der that every man of draft age must work or fight after July l,
 Not only idlers will come under this ruling but all draft registrants nov engaged in what are held to be non-useful occupations. These men will be hailed before the To- cal exemption boards where they will be given their choice of taking