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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30
Hun.Finn Forces Advance To-
ward Murmansk Coast.
Allied Troops Believed To Be
on Way To Meet Them.

London, July 30.-A conflict be-
tween entente forces in the Murnansk
region and combined Finnish and
Geeqnan troops is imminent near
Enaresjeen, according to passengers on
the first steamer to arrive at Hardoe,
Norway from Archangel since the
autumn of 1917, says a Christiana dis
patch to the Daily Express. The Ger
mans are reported to be moving to-
ward Petchenga on the coast from
Enaresjeen and are using a road made
some years ago by the Russo Finnish
governments. 1t is believed the en-
tente forces are constructing a road
from Ptchenga to Saltijarevi to meet
the foe half way
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30
REACH BLACK'SE
Czech Bands Seize Russian
Warships There.
May Try To Reach British in
MesOpotamia.

Washington. July 30.-Czecho-Slo
wax troops have penetrated to the
Black sea in southeastern Russia and
have seized two Russian cruisers in
the harbor of Novorostok. according to
authoritative advices reaching here to-
day.
This word is the first indication of
the presence of the Czecho-Slovaks so
far south in Russia. The opinion was
held at headquarters of the Czecho-
Slovak national council that the op-
erations were those of detached Czech
bands who are feeling their way south
ward in attempt to get to France.
Much importance was attached to
the dispatch as the possibility was
indicated that the fighters might join
the Russians battling the Turks in
trans-CaUcasia and form a uninn W.T.
the British forces in Mesopota mia. A
Russian campaign with this objective
was rapidly nearing success when the
Russian collapse came.
Guns Turned on Bolsheviki.
Advices state that the guns of the
cruiser were turned on the Bolsheviki
garrison at Novorostok. Another dis
patch reported the seizure of an
armed steamer in the Volga river be-
tween Rybunskein and Astrachani by
the Czecho-Slo
The fall of Viarka, an important
junction point Oh the Siberian railway.
by the advancing Czecho- Slovaks is
believed imminent.
Pushes Toward Murmansk Coast.
The Czecho- -Slovaks apparently are
pressing boats into service to carry
supplies up the Volga river toward
Viarka from the western base of the
forces at Kazan. 1t is declared that
the plan of the Czechs in this region
is to reach the Murmansk coast.
Colonel Hurban of the CZecho-Slo-
yak forces in Siberia is expected in
Washington in a few days to confer
with DR.. T. G. Masaryzk, commander
in chief of the Czechs and chairman
of the Czecho-S -Slovak national coun-
Gil Colonel Hurban started to the
United States to make an appeal for
transportation facilities to get the
troops to France but it is understood
recent changes will cause him to make
other arrangements.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30
EXPLOSION IN JAPAN
Eighteen Carloads of Explosives Dis
charged. Killing Thirty People.

Toxic, July 29.-Eighteen carloads
of powder and light bombs exploded
at Shimonoseki while they were being
loaded on a ship today.
Thus far thirty are known to have
been killed and sixty injured. The
ship was practically wrecked and
houses for some distances were flat
tened. passing passenger train was
badly damaged. Five passengers on
the train were killed
The cause of the explosion has not
yet been ascertained. Most of those
killed were stevedores engaged in
loading the ship with explosives.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30

Fred w. Freeman. who will direct
the campaign in the First district of
Kansas in the fourth loan, has been d.
rector for the district in all of the
three war loans SO far put over. His
record shows that the First district has
in every case oversubscribed it's quota.
Burrow said today that definite
plans for the fourth loan campaign
will be decided upon at a meeting
of the loan committee to be called in
Topeka in the near future.
No Quota Information.
In an interview today, F. w. Free
man said that so far as he is informed
no definite dates have been announced
for the fourth liberty loan cam
paign. He said that the dispatch
from Washington announcing the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30
DOUBLE The TAX
Amusement Admission Rates
Will Be Boosted.
Taxes on Tobacco Probably
VIII Be More Than Doubled.

Washington, July S0.-Douhling of
the war taxes on admissions to places
of amusement and on club dues was
decided upon today by the house ways
and means committee considering the
new eight billion dollar war revenue
bill Majority sentiment of the COM
mittee was said to favor more than
doubling the present taxes on tobacco.
but definite decision was held up until
addition information could be had
from the treasury department, which
had recommended only twice the pres
ent tax.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30
Government Sets Aside $4,000. 900 10
Be Loaned for Purchase of Wheat.

Washington, July 30.-To aid wheat
growers of the west who have suf.
fered severe losses thru winter killing
of their crops and thru drought, Preei-
dent Wilson has placed $5.000.0o0 at
the disposal of the treasury and agrf.
culture departments. it is announced.
The sum will be issued in loans to
farmers in the affected districts gen.
orally thru the federal land banks.
The primary object of the fund.-
says a statement issued today. sis to
assist in tiding over the period of
stress, to enable them to remain On
their farms under all conditions, with
view to increasing the food supply
of the nation and to add to the ma
tional security and defense"
The loans. the department an
nounced, probably will not be made
for more t-Ian SO an acre with mau-
NUNS of 100 or $50 acres. 1t Is stated
that it is not intended that the fund
should be used as loans to farmers
who have banking collateral and can
otherwise secure loans.
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Banker, Who Made Great Sue.
cess Last Drive, ReappOinted.
Fred W. Freeman VIII Have
Charge of State First District.
URGE INVESTMENTS RIGHT NOW
c. s. Certificates of Indebted.
ness Can Be Turned to Bonds.
Confidence That People Will
Live Up to the Record.

The fourth liberty loan campaign in
Shawnee county will be directed by J.
r. Burrow, president of the Central
National bank. according to an an
nouncement issued today. Fred W.
Freeman, president of the Merchants
National bank, will be chairman of the
campaign in the First district of Kan
sas. The campaign in the state will be
directed from the Federal Reserve
bank in Kansas City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30

j. r. Burrow, Shawnee county
fourth liberty loan director, is the man
who put Topeka far ahead of nearly
all the cities in the nation in the third
liberty loan campaign. Burrow, thru
his orga nization, placed Topeka city at
the head of all cities of its class in the
United States in the third liberty loan
with a total subscription to the loan
of more than 200G6.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30
STRIKE IN PRUSSIA
Machine Guns Used to Force Laborer
Back-Leaders Arrested

Amsterdam July 30.-A new strike
has broken out at kalk in Prussia,
near Cologne, according to the Echo
Beige. Machine guns were used to
suppress the movement and the lead
ers were arrested, the newspaper de-
clares.
The police, it is added, were still
busy when the report was sent dis
persing the crowds which continued to
gather in the streets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30
JEWISH LEADERS SEIZED?
Jewish Workmen in Warsaw Fear
Foul Play in Bolshevik Persecution.

Stockholm. July 30.-A great SEN
sation has been caused among tn :
Jewish workmen in Warsaw by the
sudden disappearance of nineteen
members of the executive committee
of the Jewish trades union according
to Jewish newspapers of Warsaw says
the Jewish press bureau here. The
men had been working with the Zion
ist and Socialist organizations. Their
disappearance, it is added, is appar-
emily due to the mysterious arrests
connected with the persecution of
Jews now going on thruout Poland,
Germany and Austria.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30
CUT HUN MEAT RATION
People viii Have to Do With Less Be.
ginning August 12.

Amsterdam, July 3O.-German meat
ratiGns will be reduced to fifty gramms
weekly beginning August 70. dis
pc es received here toda~ state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30
TRAIN OFFICERS ATK. U,
Infantry Officers Reserve Training
Corps Unit Will Be Established.

Washington July 3O.-Esta blish-
ment of an infantry unit reserve Of
ticers' training corps at the Univer-
s1ty of Kansas. was announced TODAY
by the war department
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progresses.


(By the Associated Press.)
With the American Army on the
Aisne- Marine Front, July 80 q p. ND
Under fire from the enemy only
slightly less than that of yesterday the
Americana on the front north of the
Ourcq held on to their positions this
forenoon and even advanced a little
toward the road from Seringes to
Sergy.
Repeated efforts by the enemy to
disiodge the Americans were futile.
On the Americans left the French
are moving for1 rd. To the right the
lines are hold steadily.
The guards that were brought in by
the Germans to attack the Americans
Yesterday appeared today to have been
Withdrawn by the German command
The fighting is the heaviest the
Americans have experienced. Their
conduct is winning the praise of the
French observers
(By the Associated Press)
London. July 80 C4:41 p. m)-
American troops in the Soissons-
Rheims sector have been fighting vir-
tually without cessa ton along their
whole line for he last twenty-four
hours. The German defense had stiff
fened and the Americans had made
very little fresh progress up to noon
today. according to dispatches this
afternoon.
CBy the Associated Press)
The Germans have thrown nearly a
million men into the gigantic battle
between scissors and Rheims and
have been yiciously counter attacking
all around the circular line of this
front.
Even this formidable force, how
ever appears to have made not more
than dent or two in the allied front
in its latest effort, while at various
points progress for the allies is re-
ported.
Unofficial advices state that there
are seventy-one Teuton divisions en-
gagged in this struggle. The strength
of German division is normally
about 1880. so that if all the units
resisting the allies north of the Marne
have been kept up to standard there
are S5S 500 men trying to hold the
line until the situation is relieved. OF
these divisions, ten are drawn from,
Crown Prince Rupprecht's army in
the north.
Draw Heavily on Reserves.
The German crown prince had in
the neighborhOod of 100000 men he
tween Rheims and Chateau Fnierrv
When the attack across the Marne he-
gan on July Is. The increase in the
number of divisions enga ged in the
battle would appear to indicate thai
't'ODffpucd m 20
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30
FRANC0-AMERICA
FORCES STAND AS
AVAIL OF STONE
Germans Make Only Small Dent
or Two in Line.
liied Troops Make Equal Gain
at Other Places.
HUNS THROW IN MILLION men
Draw Heavily on Reserves To
Prevent Disaster.
evidently Place Great Import
ance on This Battle.
FIGHTING IS YANKS' HEAVIEST
Hottest Today of Any Time
Since They Went In.
Their Conduct Is Winning
Praise of French Observers.
Draw Heavily on Reserves To
Prevent Disaster.
evidently Place Great Import
ance on This Battle.
FIGHTING is YANKS' HEAVIEST
Hottest To-day of Any Time
Since They Went In.
Their Conduct Is Winning
Praise of French Observers.

London, July 80 (4:32 p. n.y.
French troops have captured
Romigny "a mile and a half
southwest of Ville-En-Tarde-
nois), it was learned this after
noon.
Elsewhere there is little
change in the battle line, which
is fluctuating as the fighting
progresses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30

HENRY ALLEN is both working and
fighting. He isn't wasting peoples
time in Kansas politics.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-30

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Generally fair and warmer to-
night and Wednesday.
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continued on Page TWo:I
The Washington herald., 1918-01-06

The making and finishing of France oot,uear of the g
standard in toorkkmanshp.
Do not tail to o the House of Berbe before purchasing ano
pair Of shoes and see the wonderful array of stunning models in
famous tootoear display.
La France shoes moderately priced from IS to $I0a pai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-09

WAETED-Man TO take charge Of as
sorting room. Dinks Parrish Laundry.
Broadway Circle.
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MALE HELP WANTED

| WANT two single young men as resident
statesmen In Dallas and Tulsa; prefer
men who have sold office supplies or
| printing very small salary and commits
sion TO start: good chance for advance
ment 22 n, Hudson
WANTED Union barber AT once; $50
okla.
PRINTER wanted, an all-round printer.
able TO handle linotype and set 800
! lines: steady job on weekly paper Write
| to Globe. Dewey. okla.
BARBER wanted at once: steady job,
W A Price. Wellington. Kan
BARBER wanted; SIS guaranteed X. l.
Harris. Walters, Okla
WANTED--At once flrst-clnss fountain
! man. one \that san deliver the goods.
Palace Drug store, Cleveland. Okla
WANTED -Bnrhcr who can hold trade,
! to run shop; give 65 percent; good husi-
ness Barney Woolverton, Red Rock.
| okla.
| WANTED o. Experienced delivery man,
good salary to right man. Address
| B-,io7 care Oklahoman,
IHELP WANTED-Laborers construction
work Fourthcenth and stiles; take
Capitol car. get of at stiles.
|EXTERIENCED shipping clerk for
wholesale implement house N69, Ok
lnhoman.
ROY with wheel wanted at once Mt 3Os
West Grand
| BARRIER wanted. good. steady job; SIS
guaranteed. good for $50 TO Eb per
week: 20 percent \. \. Hazleton' YUKON
okla.
WANTED Young man TO assist ship
ping clerk: clerical work; must oper-
ntr TYPEWRITER and also tnke dictalon
good salary. J. /. Case NJ Co, 10 T..
Main. .
WANrED-Thr good. steady boys; only
those wanting steady work need apply.
Sanitary cone Co, ZIG $. Dewey
BARBER wanted: '2i guaranteed; steady
Jon. must be married and over .drait
hgc or exempt Phone or come. Sih''h
! Chase writ. Okla
WANTED At once all,round automobile
mechanic: good wages to right party
! Stout's Garage 4 BlAcksmithing, Olltoh
| Okla.
IC\N use ~ once manager Tor auiomo-
bile repair house CoChrane Motor CO..
Kingfshcr, Okla.
WANTED Good cook: would accept man
and wife, cook and dishwnshef 81"
! ". lst -...
| WANTED-A good man, Of general quail
/ ncatlons 10 work At lAwion, oNlh.
good proposition; call In person OF "il'o
/ SIS state National Bank -
WANTED -AlI-rouud blacksmith at once
stout's Garage & Blacksmithing, Ollloh'
| Okla
DISHNASIIER. Broadway cafe. 800 n
Broadway
/ W ANTED-ENpericnCed presser. Apply
| Excelsior Cleaning co. -..--
! WANTED Man TO drive Ford del'ey
car Apply Excelsior Cleaning CO,
| ,y,NTIp 4 MANAGER for lumu.r yard
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Want AID Rates and
information for
OkIaMoman- / lmes


All week day classified advertlhlns
runs In both papers al one price sun .
day Okla homan. ono Issue. same rate an
IVY Word Line linen
One time Sunday only IL l-2c DC sl.0s
One time Daily Oklaho-
man and Times ...... l-2c ao lOs
Three times Daily okla
homan and Times per =,
One week oklahoman ..
on" month osiahoman .
and Times per day, lc &c ~
Figure six letters TO the average worn
and SIX words to the line. twelve lines
All stock statesmen and promotion
advertising carries the one time rate
Sundays ads include Saturday or
Mondays Times at &c per word. it'
per inch o,..,,.-
Wanted. both Oklahoman and Times lc
Classified contract rates for Oklaho.
man and Tlmes-b.0OO lines to he used
within one year from date OF contract,
or contract for three lines only Tor on"
year. 7c per limo each issue. copy
changed as often as desired
No ad accepted for less Than 2bG
ORLAHOMhN AND TIMES RULES
For CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
l.
only. when renewal will be solicited
CHARGE WANT ADS will not he run
longer than seven days without re-
"'SI NfL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the samo dny hrst lnser .
tion OF ad appears CAN out-of-town
want ads are positively cash In sd-
vance)
given by Tho Oklahomnn- Times to pa
irons making uavments over the Office
counter. as no mistakes can be rectltied
without them.
CLOSING HOURs-An want ads to
start In The Oklahoman must he IN the
office by $50 y m. on the day hetoIe
I'D is TO run Al want ads TO start In
Times must be in the business Office
not later than II o'clock on the day nI
publication Branch office In West
open daily nt 8 a m. and closes NJ 6
D m. with tho exception OF SATURDAY
when n will he found open until $40 p
m Want nds received after closing
hours win bo inserted under the head
Ing "Too Late TO Classify"
nIIND ADS-No answer TO blind ads
will he given unless ticket is presented
showing key number when placing hHhd
adH Answers 30 out-of-town blind ads
will he forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are CHARGED
at the spme rate ns cash ads and col
lcctions will he made nt YOUR home or
office the Same day first Insertion of
nd appears: this is nm accommodation
service and ravmcnts should always he
rnade promptly when hin is presented
Always ask your telenhone nd 10 he
repeated hack to you nv the telephone
nd ,aler To make sure TINT II has been
correctly taken. The Oklnhoman-T Times
cannot assume responsibility for errors
~ any kind occurring IN telephone ad-
Vertlscnonts
UNDFP No CIRCUMSTANCES viii
nds he mlqclopsificd The convenience
NJ tho reader is considered as well as
the advertiser
PHONE PRN-S
ASK FOR WANT
Al DEPARTMENT.
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SITUATIONS WANTED. MALE

AUTO mechanic wants position as re-
pairman or chauffeur A. r. Cole,
Cogar. Okla.
SALES MANAGER-Oll marketing e1-
perience. formerly district manager and
sales manager large oil corporations.
capable OF handling so to as salesmen
open for connection some good oil com
pan, desiring TO market their goods.
Have executive ability, initiative. n
g Judge OF statesmen and a business
builder. Personal interview solicited
Box # b., Okhhoman.
AMERICAN. single. wants position
handling Mexicans; II years In Mexico
I'm charge OF railroad construction, CON
structlon and mining work; understands
Mexican thoroughly: speak. read and
write Spanish; best references. Write
N-90. care Oklahoman.
GOOD man with stock and Implements
wants long job on farm. N-67, Okla
homan
ENGINEER wants thresher engine tc
run this season. steam preferred: wife
and daughter would cook on car. 5
Dudley, Plalnyiew Atk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-09

RAILROAD rnte clerk FOR Il permanent
position with large concern doing
business over the entire world; excellent
opportunity for advancement; give fully
your experience, age, education and sal
ary desired In replying. N-66. Oklnho-
man.
JOB PRESSMAN or good feeder. Per
muueut position, good pay. Apply at
once Manly Office Supply Co, 2lO W.
ist St.
WANTED-Good prcsser. man or wom-
an Strong's Cleaning works.
YOUNG man to travel with shoe sales
man as assistant Phone room 4i5.
Lee iuckins
WANTEp-5 colored janltors for work
IN large modern office building; good
opportunity for advancement: pay week
H. Apply at once at 4l2h n. Broadway.
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COLLECTIONS

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY
2lOia w Main. over Woolworths
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
HOUSE DOCTORS. Porter g. Jones: all
kinds OF carpenter work, screen and
repairing Maple 1891.
BAKER n EAtY for contracting, grad
Ing, soddinG and teams Tor heavy haul
Ing. eau Walnut $500 Maple sS6-J.
CARPENTER WORK WANTED-Geu-
eral repair and cabinet; II years eN-
pericnce. Maple 3s33-J.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

LADIES', learn automobile driving Phone
Walnut 1892.
WANTED = Immediately. experienced
bndcry girl to feed folder win pay
rui1n scale. so. Apply In person
Western Newspaper Unlon.
WhSHWOMAN wanted. Kramer laun.
dry. 18th and Indiana Walnut 7657-J.
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BARRIER wanted at once. SIS guaran-
teed; phone at my expense; II you want
a good Job come. c. 2. Weaver, Okar-
chez, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-09

wAFTE D-First- class shoemaker at
eoce: good wages Henry Rose. 1909
GsAnd Ave. Fort Smith, Ark.
WANTED-Lin aborers and young
asn who desire 70 learn the telephone
buG0ness for telephone construction work.
AGnay 10 Divisfon Construction Super
VISOR. sSik n. Broadway.
WAHrED-At once. first class automo-
bils mechanic. Meeker Garage, Meek
- 08A -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-09

wANTED-RSfls flstered druggist; perma-
nent place: must give good references.
A. J. varvel. Reno and Robinson. Wal
nut $3.50
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ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR RENT

NICELY furnished rooms with excellent
board. suitable for two young ladies;
references 922 n. Robinson.
ROOM. with two meals, for lady; $3.50.
6ll w 5th.
NICE rooms. good board; l block from
Broadway. Maple 3423-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-09

statesmen, side line. every state. TO
sell wholesale groCers n high grade &c
cigar: your commission at least $3.50
un each sale Southland Cigar Company
Dept. B. Brenham, Texas.
WANTED Ten stock salcsmen and three
field managers to represent an estab-
lished local company, handling automo-
hilcs, tires and accessories, farm imple-
merits and tractors. no experience neCes-
sary, no investment required; men with
cars preferred; II you are willing to work
YOU can easily make from $50 to $50 per
day. exclusive territory and permanent
positions for right parties. Call on or
write Farmers Implement and Tractor
Company, II w. Grand Ave, oklahoma
CITY okla
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SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE


YOUNG MAN. married deferred draft
classification: eight years commercial
Ta iirondng wants position large firm Of
fcring future. experienced I'm Traffic and
sales work n 3, Times.
CAN cut lawns after y. m: engage
mcnE made, CaIl Maple 32il.
BY corporation bookkeeper,
ten years experience;
good references. M-72, Ok
lahoman.
SMALL SET Of books to keep spare
time: Is years experience. best OF ref
erences. reasonable. MS Times
GENERAL dry goods. shoes and clothing
salesman 10 years experience, WIN
best of references, now employed, desires
10 make change by June !; nothing IN
der tgj considered. Address Box 26i,
Wellington. Texas
YOUNG man, With experience ns STE
nogruphcr and office man, desires stu
alton: has had years experience as
manager OF variety store and can Furnish
gilt-edge references from employers; VIII
consider Hny proposition which offers
change for Advancement O. T., Oklaho-
man.
WANTED Position I'm grocery store by
experienced man T. n, care Oklaho-
man
CHAUFFEUR. with best of references,
wishes position. Garvn Jacobs, Man
gum. okla.
POSITION wanted with reliable tlrm
where there In "a future by "A young
man: high school graduate; also one year
normal training M-GU, Oklahoman.
POSITION ns hotel clerk A j. Lee,
care IIucklns hotel