davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Robins Blank the Cubs.

CHICAGO. May 22.-Jack Coombs'
great pitching. poor baserunning by
Chicago and Krueger's double and
Olsons single enabled Brooklyn to
beat the locals. l to 0 yesterday, max
ing 1t two straight. Score:
Brooklyn ..... o o o.
Chicago .....,. o o 0 o 0 0 %
Twobase hits-Hollocher. Kruger. Paskert
Stolen basc-Mnnn. Sacrifice hts-Ki kufr
O'Mnra. Myers. Double pIay-Myers to
Kruger to Olson. Left bases-Chicago s !;
Brooklyn. 3. Bases balls or Coombs .
Hits--Or coombs. 9 In innings: OF Vaughn.
In innings. Struck out--By Coombs 4 hy
Vaughn. 8. Winning pitcher-Coombes. Losing
pitrher-vaugln.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
INDIANS STOP RED SOX
Cleveland Pushes Over Deciding
Run in Eighth Inning on
Miller's Triple.

BOSTON, May 22.-Boston's winning
streak was stopped yesterday, Cleve-
land winning. 6 to 5. The deciding
run was scored in the eighth on Mil
ler's triple to left and Chapman's
sacrifice fly to Strunk in deep center.
Enzmann held Boston to a hit until
the fifth. when four safeties and two
bases on balls yielded five runs.
Coumbe pitched the last four innings
and shut out Boston. Leonard was
hard hit and in difficulties through
out, good support enabling him to es-
cape heavier pummeling. Score:
Cleveland. ..... l %
Two-base hits-Chapman. Wood. Hooper and
Shean. Three-base hit-Miller. Sacrifice hit
Wood. Sacrifice fy-Ch8pman. Double play
Chapman to Miller. Left on bases-CieveIand
L.: Boston. I. First base on error-Boston
Bases balls-OT Enzmann. 3; of Conmbe,
2; on Leonard. .. Hts-Of Enzmann. 3 in
FIVE innings. on Coumbe, in four innings.
Struck out-By Coumbe, |; by Leonard. 3.
Wild spitch-Leonard. Winning pitcher
COumbe.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Cardinals Send Bethel to Hoosiers

ST. LOUIS. May 22.-Bruno Bethel,
utility player with the st. Louis Ma
tionals. has been released to the In
dianapolis club Of the American AS
sociation. 1t was announced. He goes
to the minors in part payment for
Steve Yerkes. second baseman, who
has signed q contract. although he
has not played this season. Yerkes is
Axpeete6 - fasEeposAsJuAa-1e.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
st. Paul Releases Infielder Herndon

ST. PAUL. Mimi. May 22.-Manager
Mike Kelley OF the st. Paul American
Association base ball club announces
the release OF Third Baseman Hern-
don to the New London. Conn. team
Bobby Byrne. the former Pittsburgh
infielder. will play third base for ST.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
GOWDY and GRIFFITH

Big league base ball owes
more to Clark Griffith than 1t
ever will pay him. With the
keen foresight that has been
characteristic of his team man-
aging he organized Inst season
his bat and ball fund for our
soldiers In France. 1t has been
tremendous success, md fs
now carrying ON under its own
momentum. Yet 1t required
much of GriH'S time last .eason,
when he gave dnys of quiet,
earnest effort to making 1t sue
coed.
ORhand, Hank Govdy's slo-
riOuS career and Grifiith'a bat
and ball fund will strike most
fans as base balls foremost
gifts to the cause.-Louis Lei
arms, in the New York Tribune.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Robinson Kidding Himself.

Manager Wilbert Robinson of Brook
lyn believes the Red Sox have the
same chance to win the American
League pennant as have the Robins
Of coping the National League flag.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Pirates Lose a Star in Hamilton.

The Pittsburgh Ffrates' pitching
ton left the team to Join the Navy.
The former HEAVIER OF the Browns had
just started a brilliant comeback
with the Pirates. having defeated the
Cardinals. the Cubs. the Reds and
the Giants
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Mackmen Brilliant in Spots.

The Athletics may be destined to
occupy the cellar. and then again
they may not. There are times when
the Mackmen show A sample OF mas
timing that the best outfits in the
game can't beat
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Shipbnilding Pleases AL Mamaux.

Pitcher AL Mamaux, the former
Pittsburgh Brooklyn twir1er, says he
can earn more than $4,000 a year
building ships and playing one game
week.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
NAVY SUCCESSFUL
WITH ITS SPORTS
Service Institution Has Good
Year in Foot Ball, Base
Ball, Track, Crew.
BY n. c. BYRD.

While half n dozen fellows are
thinking up reasons why
thing can't be done, somebody
else goes ahead and does 1t by
trying out various plans by
which it may be done. Failure
and success nre marked by just
about that difference.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Browns Look Stronger.

Fielder Jones. manager of the ST.
Louis Browns. says his team is
stronger than a year ago. notwith-
standing the loss of several men who
have gone into the service.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Cravath Can Still Hit.

While the veteran "Gavvy' Cravath
has shown he still packs the WALTON.
the Philly slugger has got to go some
IL he breaks into the bunch OF Giants
leading the National League batsmen,
Evening star., 1918-05-22
I" Pitcher Eller a Life-Saver.

Pitcher Eiler has proved quite a
life-saver for the Cincinnati Reds
so this season. on several occa-
sions he has rescued the Reds from
what looked like certain disaster.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Fred Parent to Try Comeback, 5,

Freddie Parent, formerly well known
in the American League. will manage
the Springfield league team and again
try his hand at shortstopping, a posi-
ton he so ably filled in the big show.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Millers Buy Catcher Devine.
MINNEAPOl

vine. catcher. has been purchased by
the local American Association club
from Toledo. it was announced here
last night
Evening star., 1918-05-22
Bunny" Hearn Helping Braves.

Pitcher Bunny" Hearn appears to
be a find for the Braves. Once he
catches the step, the former Toronto
star should prove a winner for the
Tribe.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Brooklyn, 1: Chicago, 0.
New York. .; st. Louis, o.
Cincinnati, Z; Boston, A.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. rain.
Evening star., 1918-05-22

for Judge led off with a single to
right center and scored when Austin
tossed MiIan's bunt single to the pa
vilion. Shanks walked and. with Zeb.
moved up when Gallia committed a
balk, but Morgan left them there.
Ainsmith sought to emerge from
the throes of a hitting slump by bat
ting from the frst-base side of the
plate. He drew one left-handed walk.
but popped and famed on his other
two appearances.
Lavan furnished the fielding fea-
ture with a remarka BILE one-handed
stab of Gallia's bounder back of sec
ond, but he could not straighten up
in time to head off the pitcher at
first The lieutenant also was in
volved in a fast double play in the
opening round that drew plaudits
from the meager crowd. Tobin was
on second through his hit and Aus
tins sacrifice when Sisler hit to
Shaw. Jim tossed to Foster. who
ran Tobin back and gave the ball to
Lavan for the put-out. Johnny then
wheeled and tossed to Morgan in
time to get Sisler sliding into second.
Walter Johnson was confined to bed
all day yesterday, the cold he caught
after his eighteen-inning defeat of
the White Sox a week ago having de-
vcloped into bronchitis. His condi
tion was improved today and 1T is
thought he may be able to pitch by
or Sunday. Yingl'ng and
for the contest this afternoon.
Evening star., 1918-05-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
GAMES TODAY.

st. Louis. A; Washington, 3.
Cleveland, 9: Boston. 3.
Chicago at New York. rain.
Detroit at Philadelphia, rain.
Evening star., 1918-05-22

Washington 49, / 0 0 0 o 2 %
Two-base hits-Shanks Morgan Three base
hits-Sisler. Milan. Stolen bases-Austin,
Nunamaker. Sisler. Sacrifice hits-Austiu,
Shaw. Double plays-shaw. Foster TO Lavan
to Morgan: Gerber to Gedeon to Sisler. Left
On bases-St. Louis. o: Washington. I. Bases
on balIs-On Shaw. 4: OF Gallia, 3. Struck
out-By Shaw. 3: by G2llia, 1. BaIk-Gallia
Wild pitches-Shaw, 3. Umpires-Messrs.
Connolly and Evans. Time Of game hours
rnd 10 minutes.
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WANTED Position os Auto mechanic
helper. not afraid " grease. can sng.
Walnut Ct.f
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Want AID Rates and
information for
Oklah oman- N -mes

VII
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incn.
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MALE HELP WANTED

-
WANTED Mechanic 10 take charge of
work shops s. per day ana overtime
COrhrnno Motor CO.. Kiugnbhcr Okla.
ADVEErlSlNG MAN wanted Job open
September pcrmlaenL Times. Demo.
crnt Altus, Okla
NAErED-All around country printer;
Htcldy Job good pay. Come nj once.
'cnllucL Perry. ukIu
WANTED White porter SO per week
and room Empire. 2.6 South Broad
way
WANTED-Soyrml clerks with ,xprr-
ionco In accounting, Or those desiring
such ekpcrIcnc", Tor omplo'meui with
corporation In Oklahoma Clty. Position
Offers splendid opportunities fDr nd
ynnCcmrnt ana training IN higher nc
counting. In your reply state experience
education, nge. CRHslicht,Ou In Fclectiye
draft, salary expected aud telephone
number G-il. cur" Okah0uNn
WANTED one white rrppIr mnu FOR
night work IN largo downtown office
bullnlng Apply ot once AT il2A A.
broadway
MANTED-3 whlto male iaultorn FOR
nlEht work in large downtown office
huIldlng Apply at once at A2a n
Broadway.
WANrED-A good barber m once. no
student need apply job good for So
okla. or write u. A. Dnlscy l2s W Main
WANTED Registered pharmacist A.
once. must ba Al ana young Ioca-
ton. Ada. Okla, Address NJ. A. W,Its
Ada 0kg
,y,yTr-l,- 4 Nii-ron,,d ,n,,r,-y ,,,,,.,..,.
stc,Jy toL, pooJ nav CANA ~ orc,
% H','"y ~ SUI p"'' '"'"o h' Once.
u,,N1,t.t,- not, -
Nrriy M . Vrst ''' '''' "'s''
u, .'.sr.i,
for Tce A coffee stor.. one yha ra"
furnish Al referrul,. tlE Dp ne, w,,k
10 start II n Harvey
vy,>.r,.I,- n ,,,.,,,.., ,. -
Rock Island as ncws ascits. long nun.
good puy Small CuHh bcrunty r,y..lrrd
Hi West ist
HOOKkTErEV- hayr A rgg.rl.r
with excellent opportunity for advance
mcnt. Tor an experienced man. must
ho = good penman ana not afraid 10
work can In person az our office. no
loh' On unsWr"I. The NaN ltein-
,f ~ -, '.l una hh'y iAlfOad Ihkr
,,.', ,a', ,.u'''s 'hr.
nremaai mus, bo frst s class Hss""aI W"ramsn' Sna
o,enag j'u; goon p'y TO r'Eht man phone
or Nrile Hornlhn steam Laundry Nor-
,'.g,,. 49,. ,yai'',.",'.'. .'..y.-...---.
"SHNui -, ,,, MnN W",A,E Ifl,-AAnry Nj
ar "lH'",'ut o"l'h''uah Hdg.
BARBER wanting n good fob and ia a
good mixer hnd workman. can mako I2i
per week In fnc'. win guarantee that to
a. En""d' rNpgrt workman. O. T. Guthrie.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

HIGHEST prices paid for mems second
hand cothlng. shoes. guns. etc. Maple
3sll, Will call
CASH PAID for ladies' and gents second
hand clothing Walnut $500.
WANT NICE HOME for l2-ycar-old EitL
T-i6 oklnhomon
HOu sENlNES, you can buy more " s.
stamps boy selling your rags. m1ga-
zines. bottles. metal auto tires. rubber
boots and shoes. also mems clothing and
shoes Walnut i1s}.
VAST TO buy rags, bottles aud metals.
sacks Of all kinds. can Maple 4c90-L
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Py Mail. one year ..............,.... 10 90
BY NAL. ono year. with THE SUN
DAY OKLAHOMAN ........ .....i7 m
By agent carrier or newsboy. 2 cents n
copy or 10 cents week.
In Oklahoma City.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES ievcn'nEl and
DAILY OKLAHOMAN (morninE, ~
papers week delivered by carrier IN
Oklahoma City and vicinity per week,
n cents
pictures sent TO tho Times Rre sent AZ thr
rtsk o. the owner. Tho Oklahoma Pub
fishing company expressly repudiates any
responsibility for their safe custody or
return.
Tho Associated Press II sNciuHtvely en-
titled TO ths use for republication of all
nyws dispatches credited TO It or not
otherwise credited IN this paper. and also
the local news published herein.
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The young lady across the way says
She overheard her father say that It
looked as II his income tax would be
more than 5000 next year and she SUPP
poses be can afford II but 1t must be
awiully hard on the poor people 70 pay
that much
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BARBER trade taught ladies' and gem
tlemen; position guaranteed: free cat
alnk explaining Write Texas Barber
College, Dallas or Fort Worth. Texas.
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MALE HELP WANTED

&ANTED-I have several propositions In
Oklahoma City open which have eI-
ceptonal opportunities for man with
abillty to make good money; this can
YOU can be At home RI you are a hust.
ler get busy and look into this PROPOSE.
tion At once Salary or commission. Ad-
dress C-332. cara Oklahom
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

SOUTHEAST front room. sleeping porch,
bath adjoining, references, excellent
meal garage. 1928 ". gth Walnut 6ll3
COuL southeast room with two meals.
home accommodations. walking dis
'aucc, best car service, also garage for
rent el2 W 18Th.
SOUTHEAST room in modern home with
good meals. 227 f.. bth, Maple lo0l
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-A reliable, experienced girl ~
do Homework smolls family; small
apartment good waHoA, with or without
laundry, llO1 w. 18th Maple III.
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Sideline Salesman

.ANTED Two salesmen Moneywelght
Scale Co, J25 Insurance Bldg.
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8 COY


ketIipfA
o6qG West Main Phone walnut 27.
FOR RENT - Three unfIru,shcd rooms.
bath, closet and pantry. iu duplex buns
gplaN l- Cl,u,fn Walnut 1901
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT


THREE nicely furnished rooms. strictly
modern, no children. 9oi T. 5th
-FOUR large rooms doors Lending from
each room on porches, private home,
adults Walnut 1916
TWO light housekeeping rooms with an
modern COuyrnlcnCcs, private front and
back entrance. l2i ". 7th; Walnut 9i3.
FURNISHED or unfurnished light house
keeping rooms for rent. l25 f. 9Th
FOR RENT-SuIte Of furnished light
housekeeping rooms. Maple 1888.
ONE large furnished Housekeeping room,
modern brick, close IN, laundry room.
adults 600 W 4th.
TWO light Housekeeping rooms. 2l,A
N, Robinson.
COOL, desirable light housekeeping
rooms, telephone and bath. southeast
exposure. 72l f. 5th. Walnut 665T
THREE nicely furnished light house
keeping rooms; east front 1923 A.
ShnrteL CAN Walnut 47l2-J
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Mechanic 10 take charge N
work shop; s. per day ana overtime
Cochrnno Motor CO., Kugnshcr Okla.
ADVEKTISlNG MAN wanted Job oprn
September. perml.ent Times Demo.
pTut Aims Dkla
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
Broadway Central

ON BROADWAY At FOURTH.
Twelye-inch electric fans and phone
service free Of charge; every room com
pletely equipped special summer rates
pie $500.
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WANTED Two young men iD run on
Rock Island ns news EscutS. long run.
good pHy Small cush security required
20 West let
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SIX ROOM modern two-story house,
lis w 6th street. for rent pes-
manently. completely furnisbsd; root
$50 per month. For further pagGe-
ulnrs call A. y. Bond Rental c..
Walnut 70
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FOR HENT-Two nice, cool housekeep-
ing apartments: everything furnished,
4OS East 18th St Phone Maple 305ef
nftcr "A. m. and before y. m.
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WANTED--COmblnait washmnn and
fireman; must he first class workman
steady job. good pay 10 right man, phone
or write Norman Steam Laundry. Nor-
man. Oklahoma.
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WILL rent my 6-roum bungalow fur
nIsled. two months or maybe longert
crouce required. 1923 West 10th. Maple
GTG
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NICELY furnished semi modern 3-roon
house, reasonable. i23iia W. sth.
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FOR RENT Five-room modern apart-
ment; furnished, upstairs; adults only.
Inquire ~ 422 W 9th
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SIN-ROOM hungnlow furnlshedi refer
ences. Maple G6l
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NEW REGAL H0l 81, two blocks west
Skirvin: strictly modern; freproof
best 81 day hotel In city: special weekly
rnlRs.
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bOOKkEErEH- We have position.
mcnt. Tor an rEn,rlrrrrl mar. r,,,.t
ho good penman nud not afraid 10
work tall In person at our office. no
phone calls answered The Natl REIN
Ing Co. J.. 7th ana Katy railroad Take
fnir grounds Cnr
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ANIED-- Young man ls or . years old
for Tea n coffee store: one who can
furnish Al reference. tl5UU per week
10 start II n. Harvey
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

TWO-EOOM modern apartment furnished
completely. private hath Walnut 1857.
FOR RENT-Mv beautiful new seyen-
room home with garage ard basement;
strictly modern. 500 per month % right
PARTIES mas W 7ith. Call Walnut
Cnl or Mau'r 1881
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THE PURITAN


FOR REST Nicely furnished font bod.
room with electric fan. wNtug dis
nr.' '-i.s y Walnut MHr.n s.ll.J
FOR RES. Slice cnoI south rnd south
r"' room best part Of CITY, 1910 y
FOR REST Southeast srrorI. story room
ilo ''h Walnut 5lgl
O&E nicely furnished bedroom, private
home. modern convenience 5l7 W.
2rd Walnut 502i
a CHOICE, vcr large front bedroom.
. reference, gentleman preferred. SO
Broadway circle
A SOUTH front room. bath connection.
terms rcas0nabI, to lady employed.
wanted for COMPANY. Walnut 7ltS-E
FlENlsHED room, with couple TO one
or two ladies' 'mpl0yei: kitchen pr'yi-
lcgest ! block from car line Walnut
For EENT-MOdcrn furnished rooms.
t.p from Broadway, on Eh1riel cnr
line private family; breakfast II desired.
1.l r.asnnn. .ie. walking distance Phone
Walnut 1853
BEAUTIFULLY furnished. cool sleep
Hu room with bath, 2l2 ". I'm. Wal
NICELY furnished cool sleeping room.
s. a1 per week; walking distance; 20 r.
2rd So
TWO nice furnished sleeping rooms,
1zi4 r. t'h
sLEIrlNG porch. sI't.ng room and closet
adjoining south exposure. prefer couple
or girls who work Gi0 l-'st s'h.
DESIRABLE room: private family, re-
t0o1 n'Irnhornooi Maple 500
DESIRABLE sleeping room. walking dis
hrD". il' per month Walnut 2fo3
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TDR RENT-Mv nicely furnished home:
everything complete, piano, large
porChos and lawn. best nsiEhbOrhoOd,
near car lime Cl'l walnut loji, or 1888.
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NICELY furnished 4-room brick apart
mcnt south exposure. adults only.
li2Hia y Walnut Maple 1880
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FOR RENT Seven-roorn modern cottage.
furnished; near car line, walking dis
tanCc rooms furnished for light house.
keeping; 500 r. 9Th 81 Phone Walnut
1890
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HADLEY INN
Opposite postoffice and Carnegie H.
brary 80 modern outside rooms and
suites; 81 per day; 81 and, up per week.
Walnut 1859
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THE FURNITURE n an s-room roornlng
house for sale. house for rent. Bic W.
4lh
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SALTgWES WANTED-For mutual co.
operative oil COMPANY only three
months old with proven property and
production that h0s pumped not less
ihnI 90 barrels This proposition stands
the most rigid investigation. cells quick
y 0rl easily write today
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
60C-l0 Insurance B'dg
Oklahoma CITY. Okla.
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Martinique Hotel

ll2 W. 7ta. Phone Walnut 1898 nice
large rooms with bath and sleeping porch
EMPIRE-226 S. Broadway Modern
brick; all outside rooms. Soc TO $3.50,
weekly rates s. 30 to S. Best accom-
modations for the money
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mon ARCH HOTEL. zUn 4 End. modern
brick, nice rooms. $500 per week.
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THREE large south rooms. walking dis
tauce; SIS Walnut 2iis
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NICELY furnished 4-room apartment,
So Phone Walnut 1865
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I-HOOM modern house Tor rent. 1884 W.
2Ath furnished Mamie 1861.
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] have severnl good proposltions open
for collectors and solicitors with abii.
itylto show results: either salary OF com.
miaslon. See City Circulation Manager
The Oklahonan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-18
WANTED

large established daily newspaper can
use several good circulation men Tor city
district work; good pay; right man can
enses Address C;sS3. care oklahoman
WANTED Several high class solicitors
for steady city work: must be willing
TO work and producer; unless you can
inset these requirements, do not apply.
Wfte In your own hand and tell some.
thing about yourself Address O-3a0
care Oklahomnn
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A PHYSICIAN

Wanted 70 office with dentist, rplen-
dld rooms. nicely Furnished walnut
1851 pr + n Novln
WANTEI-Agcuts who can earn $50 10
So wcoklv on commission. Address
GA Okhhom1r- Times
WANTED Au-nround good cook: salary
i25 n week; s'endy joh. New Randol
Cnfs, Ardmorc. Okla.