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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-26
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOUR large unfurnishrd rooms Tor light
housekeeping NV tlnsscR
TWO argc uuturuishci r0uus. with
large closets $50 D. 10Th ST. Walnut
ti1o.J
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Printer, with linotype eHpsr-
fence preferred Salary first week t22,
Moro If qualified, saturday Review,
Shaw noe.
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WANTED-strong boy. IS years, 10
learn trade. Apply Press Room, Daily
Oklah0mnu
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.

TWO nice. clean. light housekeeping
rooms, with connecting bath. tgs "
c'l.
. MODERN furnished Housekeeping
rooms adults piano for sale. 7o5 r.
9Th 81
TWO nicely furnished light h~ousekeep.
INK rooms fot rent 5il W California.
NICELY furnished light housekeeping
rooms also gpragc iOl r. 6th.
SINGLE ROOM = Furnished complete.
adults only, see West Main. phone Ma
pie 1859
TWO rooms aud screened In porch; lust
decorated and painted. connecting
hath IS W 1rd Florence ilemsley,
Walnut 1857.
TWO large light housekeopiug rooms.
dow %ustairs. also one large light house
keeping room, $3.50 per week. no chill.
drrn, sol " ith
THREE inexpensive cottage rooms. fur
nished for Housekeeping partly mod
eru. $50 ". 1rd
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w]ANTED-ro RENT.


THREE ladies. employed desire ny 4
room modern apartment. walking UIs
fIu.H. west side urrf,I.yl. references
can Maple u72.l. after 8 O'Clock
WANTED Iu REST. small furnished
house Ur apartment. within walking disc
ifnre Dos Young vWulofid couple Dos Or-
tnh,r O can Walnut tNNl y,um
N~NNTlU.HN w.u Huu wife with ONE
child f wears nld. FORM 0r ranch vurk
hN tho month Everything must hr FUR
uishri 10 wears. experience References
E-Ss care O|klahomtr
WANTED. 20 6-rooW modern furnished
cOtiHEe viii take FOR long ilmc Dr.
reasonable N-N care Oklshoman
WANTED no RENr. between now and
october I. o. or so. Z or 5-foom moJ.
oru bungalow with garage aud location
ON paved street. m desirable uoirbhor
hood $50. Oklnhomau
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FOR sALE-ons vsrnis Martin bed.
springs, mattress, two square mission
tah.es, one gas heater all like new one
baby bed Phone Walnut 7bS5-J iiOs
n Walnut.
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Western Electric Co., Inc,
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR INsTALLERs
10 NORTH DEWEY
OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE

WANTED-rIumpor aud timer who dan
do tho work: steady position. good
town and country. V. c. Harris, An
thony. Kan.
WANTEp-First miller and second mil
Ter FOR new aud up-to-dHte flour mill
answer ui once: viii pay highest wages
H,rdcmnu- KING co, NcNlcster, Okla.
ANutEICAN HEATING co. $50 East
3rd. manufacturers NJ 1atricFs on
burners for cook stove. heaters, hot air.
water and steam furnaces. Free burner
~ agents.
PLUMBER and gas filter wanted. stsadI
work. 81 for eight hours. Schulle
Plumbing Company. McAlester. OklA
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FOR SALOONS white enamel bed. room
suite, one dining room suite. rocking
chairs writing desk, stt, Phone Wal.
nut iss3-R.
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WE WANT Your used furniture, Trade
No your furniture for 4 new coai, sas
or combination heater valleau Fufni.
ture Company, i1s w. Grand phhn-
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WESTERN HOTEL
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

TRY 4 CAFETERIA SUPPER"
Mats lhD a lir. VEGETABLES BE-,
UE-sfErs Be- & zoe HOME COOKING
YALE CAFETERIA
Broadway south ~ L"c-Huckin'
NlcELY furnished rooms Tor slt6sr
transient or permanent rOomers, 4Os
W e'n Maple 1893
-Il g. luTu-Thfeo large nicely furnished
lnur. Iu.r rooms hath adjacent sec.
Ynd foot. larg" private home garage In
r.tr uu children. choice residence lo-
cation. easy walking distance. Culbert-
son D1r ~ corner. connects with Capitol
.ne ''-.Ihss meals within block. pre-
frr gentlemen. nurses or business vom-
ru. Telephone Walnut 1855.
nicely furnished southeast room, pri-
tI." hnm" walking distance Maple
notice TO FAIE vIsITORs-Tur.
T.a.tl looms. |HNai0rIcE. hot and cold
.IuH.uE water, convenient 10 three car
lines walking distance ~ West Sixth
f1U EEST-3 modern. well furnished
rooms anl garage sos West sth
Two nicely furnished sleeping rooms on
central car line l0l W ChickasRw
NICELY furnished modern room. yak.
ms distance. reasonable rates, Wal
ruf '179
I NICELY furnished bedroom on Fair
Grounds ar line aOs = lth
TWO nicely furnlshcd south front sleep.
IUg rooms ,mDd"ru home walking d.
JHu.' with House keeping privileges Ma
u'o l'a.-E
DESIRABLE nicely furnished rooms
walking DISTANCE, private home Maple
'IHt COS vs. 5h
/ uNt sleeping room boo private home
breakfast and o O'Clock dinner " de-
sired. 1lf y 2nd Maple 1926
. NICELY furnished southeast front room
gentlemen or ladies employed. 25l4 F.
stn ST. Walnut 1u5-R
FOR EINT-N Ire room with bath Ad-
joining. 1913 " ll'H. Phone Maple
go. after o o.,los.
FURNISHED south room aud garage
Walnut sl1o-E
/ ONE nicely furnished bedroom With large
closet southwest exposure good board
Walnut Ti50
FURNISHED modern rooms very rta-
sun1ll, with ur without Kitchen.
@ broadway circle
NICELY furnished south room. suitabi,
for Two gentlemen or couple employed
meals u desired. Walnut 1856 l1l y
rtrk
FURNISHED room. convenient for Fail
visitors Walnu 1851. l1l + Park
WANTEb-Roommaie. splendid room
references exchanged Call Miss Roberts
Walnut aisi after 20 p m
LARGE front room private entuance.
very desirable Walnut 2S7s
TWO rooms for rent. No. ~ West FIN
street
NEWLY furnished font bedroom. south.
east exposure ci'h y I'M
DESIRABLE room waking distance
splendid 'nustton. fWpl0N Cd people onl,
need apply Walnut eiss
NICELY furnished front bedroom In
lower brrN flat. U' West 9ih Map,
,2Nl
ls West , 81. Captoi Hl. two for.
ni'hci rooms FOR rcnt
FOR HENT Suit, Of , rooms utcsl,
furnished FOR two ladies or couple en-.
Moved llj W 5ri Wal $500
LARGE, clean. modern. well furnished
rooms for fair visitors son Nottt
broadway Phone Walnut ij67-R
2'.'r " CALIFORNIA. modern room.
NICELY furnished front room. hath ad.
joining viii give breakfast N desired
rent - one nr "a gentlemen. walking
i@lsiiurr Walnut ,7e'
FOR REST Nicclt furnished room 10
hr..h house walking distance lO
J. Th
LARGE sleeping room. could be ocru
uIrd hN Two SO y hudsay
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems sec.
ond.h1nd clothing. sh0es. guns. ctr
Maple a'il 1ll call
FlRST.CLAsS shoe repairing. prices
right all work guaranteed no W
WANTEu-CaI.l 10 care tor. one 10 I've
yglfs old can ~ ne " Man.
BEST PRICES paid Tor second. hand
clothing, shoes Maple 1884,
SHOE REPAIRING ion ". Park
wANTED-5OO pairs OF shoes to repair.
no S BrohsNny NHcnry Duty.
CASH PAID for ladies and gents Sec
onh-h1nd clothing. Walnut $500
WANTED 200 men 10 buy 200 suits uIl
tailor mace. Just uH good ns new leii
boo pawn viii .cll cheap. Smiths Pawn
Shur, 20 $ Broadway. Phone Maple
900
WANTED-Hofizont1l type s or 8 h q
steam engine and boiler. Buttons
Garage. NGeetka. Okla
NANTED-3OJ men tp uul Son ]oycicosts.
Just 1g good ~ new LETT lu pawn.
Will s,il cheap. az Smiths Pawn shop,
IL Souih BtuldV1l Phone Maple 3olo
THE Al BUYER N sccond-hp cloth
ing shoes. hate. etc Maple i2ln
pECNNS wanted. su, quantity. highest
cash prices paid Quality Products Co
Wholesale SHIELDED Nuts 500 y Hudson
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MALE HELP

WANTED-A first class baker. So per-
week Busy Bee Baking CO., Drum
right. uk|1
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YOUNG WOMAN with small child. or
elderly lady Tor lisht housed work, In
exchange for room and board and small
wages go9d home for Ran PARTY. Phone
Maple llSi.J
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
s. tt'nUni. lH handle .......a.
49, ..I. u.5Id sp,0I..fs ae I' Inc
.NHf .H.. fHI and .rHtr su.| towns
mention territory u.,rrd t.. usfiI.r.
Iar. address I-f1 mon sales e.. N.ut.r.
sTDrk SALESMAN Aantcd 100 H.lk boo
Oklahoma CITY. i've wire can earn 81.
". duy. Do-oTera'Ite supply Go, room
-IE.lALTY salesman who can s'.I Of
nno supplies Phone Maple i.'' for
appointment. Open few DAYS on. $3.50.
uF'HhumHu
A MANufACTuREE OF national adj
N,rla,d products desires the services
~ "a representative ia the state ~ ,H'I.
Hurl 20 call uu the Iunh|ug ana retail
grD.trF trad, this loo me interest u' our
cooking tH' We want e man who Dr.
rHuruIghly erp'u'nccd no rror'-. spr
.tIlt sales WORK. HUf who BIZ. acquainted
NIIb and has successfully sold JuhuIug
tnd retail grocery trade .u Oklahoma
This ls am UNUSUAL opportunity i.r "a
yru14.ur Ono first communication give
fIII particulars about yourself 1s Go
business and sale experience SALARY
expenses and commission " o.. core
uiHlpman
4 SALESMAN wanted 10 -el pumps
tanks and auiu accessories 90 f.,
irni, - g. Thomas A 60. l'F W
-rd 50
FEED sNLEsMEN WASTEU Five
hrf r'1.s experienced sale men .ur
Oklahoma IN rrli iuit--i cars Of ICED
Largest Wholesale feed house lu south
west Commission basis only. splendid
side Dion. 'Ur mon who have established
routes Give uII PARTICULAR. experience
and territory covered FIRST letter Cor
r,s pouIenrs strictly confidential Ad1res
" D.. OklahUmsn.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.
MARQUETTE HOTEL

Opposite courthouse. SO rooms. all with
hot and cold running water, ~ with CON
rrDtlug bath RemOdrlrd and redeCorat-
,I i]hruIrhoutt s. 30 10 So. Corner Grand
and I,nr.. walnut 1i1T
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SLOWS connected and repaired We
pay more for furniture. s2s W. Reno
Phone Mania lIOa
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FOR sALE-Steel cooking rsnse, sool
condition; large slse. Geo 4 Smith.
klngknde Hotel
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

wAyrEn-ooo4 top ourr, can Mani,
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YOUNG MEN 10 YEARS
AND OVER

WE rAN PLACE you 10 a RusI.
lNG AND PROFITABLE WE HAVE
THE LARGEST PLANT IN THE
WORLD FOR THE MANUFACTURE
or TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT THERI,
ARE SEVERAL OPENINGS IN OUR
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD IN
STALLATION BRANCH FOR YOUNG
MEN l6 YEARS AND OVER.
No EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Liberal SALARY TO START; GOOD
PROSPECTS, FOR ADVANCEMENT
OUR NEW PROPOSITION Is M
USUALLY ATTRACTIVE.
WRITE OR CALL . A. NJ TO I r N
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GolNG to move, vii sell very Tessonsbl.
l-piece heavy. tapestry. living room
suite and one heavy mahogany library
table good a. new n interested phcns
Walnut 1915.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

WANTED TO buy a few pieces Of ODD
furniture and rugs. also bedding and
linen for 10 rooms get my big cash
prices. Maple Ssss-R
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OFFICES AND SToRERooMS
FOR RENT.
NICE OFFICE ROOM
Moderate Rent
Grain Exchange Bldg.
Apply Room 405

FINE office room second floor MercafS
tile building cheap Phone walnut
2is
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LEAVING TOWN . rooms of furniture
for sale, also double bank roller top
desk 30 T.. eth
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-02-28
WE ST ERN.

Six hundred thousand bushels OF
wheat have been eommandeered from
Colorado by the government.
The white bean crop of California,
amounting to approximately 30,000,000
pounds, has been commandeered by
the United States army,
II. d, tHaml Clark, one OF the foun
ders OF the United Press Association,
died suddenly Of heart disease at his
home in Chula Vista. Cal.
A referendum upon the development
of water power and the enactment OF
federal legislation to bring II about Is
being submitted to ss5 commercial or
ganizations which compose the Cham
ber OF Commerce Of the United States.
Internment until the end of the war
and perhaps the firing squad is faced
by four soldiers Of the Ninety.first
division, who are under arrest at
Camp Lewis, Tacoma. Wash. charged
with plotting to kill their officers and
deliver their comrades to the Ger.
mans as soon as they went into action
In France,
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-02-28
GEN E RAJ.

A civilian flying instructor and two
CADETS at the United States aviation
ttainlng school at Park Field, near
Memphis. Tenn. were killed in a col.
|sion between two airplanes.
With farmers holding their wheat
fbr a hoped,for increase In the govern.
rhent price. government requisition of
dne-third OF their output and an un.
limited demand. Minneapolis millers
are expeetant OF marked scarcity OF
white flour In the near future.
The sinking OF the Spanish steamer
Mar Caspio makes the third such oc.
currenee in less than four weeks. On
Jan, 2s German submarine sunk the
Spanish steamer Giralda and Feb. 13
the Spanish steamer Ceferino was de-
stroyed by u-boat. On Feb 10 the
Italian steamship Duca Di Geneva was
sunk within Spanish territorial waters
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo
has enlisted the Boy Scouts OF Amer
lea in a thrift stamp and savings Ger.
tifieate drive throughout the country
by means of which II is believed at
least 100000 OF the stamps and GER
tifIcates VIII be sold.
lncensed at the arrest by soldiers
and removal from the reservation OF
seven draft evaders, squaws on the
Goshute Indian reservation went on
the warpath after the soldiers left
Gold Hill, Utah, raiding the agency
and threatening TO kill Jim Glover, In
dian interpreter, left In charge, threat
ening TO burn the agency property and
melting the old bucks to acts of VIC.
lance and revenge.
Residents of the district known as
Back OF the Yards spend $4,000 .0U0
year for drink, according to testl.
mony given at Chicago In the stock.
yards wage arbitration by Elbert Bee.
man, in charge OF employees welfare
work for Wilson and Company. The
section embraces l25 square blocks Of
tenements occupied almost exclusive.
ly by foreign-born laborers, 40 per
cent of whom are employed in the
packing house Industries.
Gunwomen. some 200 or 800 of them.
infest the shady lurking places of Chi.
cago. Acting Chief Alcock gave that
startling news. As fast as captured
by the police. these women will be
turned over to the federal government
for severe punishment or taken be.
fore the vagrancy court.
The crack Red Cross liner Florixel,
from st. Johns, N. F., for New York
by way OF Halifax. with 14o persons
aboard, including rs passengers, piled
up on the lodges near Cape Race dur.
Ing a blizzard Sunday, and 1t Is be.
lieyed that all on board were lost.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-02-28
THE LATEST IMPORTANT DIS
PATCHES PUT INTO SHORT,
CRISP PARAGRAPHS.
STORY OF THE week
SHOWING THE PROGRESS OF
EVENTS IN OUR OWN AND
FOREIGN LANps.
Hsstsrs Newspaper Union rows sssv,ea.
ABOUT THE WAR.

The Turkish army In the Caucasus
has begun an offensive.
Just two hours after the armistice
ended German troops entered Dvinsk.
A successful raid was carried out
BY Scottish troops In the neighborhood
OF Monchy-Le-Preux.
A German attack at Four de Paris.
In the Argonne. has been repulsed
with losses by the French.
A regiment OF Esthonian troops
has gone over to the Germans, the
Berlin war office announces.
The main committee OF the Reich.
stag adopted the peace treaty be-
tween Germany and the Ukraine.
French troops ralded the German
positions north OF the Ailette river
and In the Champagne. Prisoners and
war material were brought back by
the French.
The German navy has invested Re-
val, the great Russian naval base on
the Gulf Of Finland, The Russian
navy is reported as demobilized and
demoralized.
Germany's peace terms have been
accepted by Nikolai Lenine, the Bol.
shevik premier, and Leon Trotzky, for,
eign minister, acting for the central
executive committee OF the soyiets.
British airmen on the western
front continue their bombing raids and
In air fighting on Thursday accounted
for nine German airplanes, London
official statement on aerial activities
says.
Russian troops are eyacuating
Pskoff, $50 miles southwest OF Petro-
grad, and are also reported fleeing
from the city OF Polotsk. In the cap.
ture OF Mnsk the Germans gained
1900 guns and 5000 prisoners.
The Germans again have tried to
outgun the Americans In their sector
northwest Of Toul As on several for.
mer occasions, the Americans retail.
ated with such fierceness and accu.
racy Of aim that the enemy desisted.
The Turkish forces dislodged by the
British by the capture Of Jericho, in
Palestine. have retired to the north
and east. the war office announces.
Possession Of Jericho is an important
step toward establishing touch be-
tween the British and their Arab al
lies.
On the battle fronts nowhere has
there been an engagement Of great
dimensions. according to Mondays re.
ports. On the line In France there
have been several patrol encounters.
with the French the aggressors
against the Germans. of greater than
usual violence. The artillery activity
all along the front continues violent
on isolated sectors.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-02-28
WASHINGTON.

by proclamation, President wilson
fixed the 1918 wheat price on q oasis
OF S220 at Chicago.
One million three hundred thousand
service rifles are now available for the
United States army. according to an
announcement made by Secretary
Baker.
Movement OF 74,206 select service
men--66,023 white and s,lS3 negroes
to various camps, began Saturday and
continued five days.
Every municipal bond issue Of $780,
900 or more hereafter will be passed
on by the Federal Reserve Boards
capital issues committee before being
floated.
with a settlement OF differences
with the Brotherhood OF Carpenters in
prospect, Shipping Board officials are
hopeful that the shipbuilding program
will meet with few further delays due
TO labor troubles.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-02-28
SPORT.

A requiem mass was said for Terry
McGoyern at the Church OF st. John
the Evangelist, Brooklyn. New York.
Interment was made in Holy Cross
cemetery.
The first team of the Denver Y. NJ.
q A. won the annual state yolleyhall
tournament at Pueblo, taking the hon
OTIS for the fourth consecutive year
OYER large field OF strong contend.
ers, The Grand Junction team fin.
ished second and Pueblo and Colorado
Springs tied for third place.
J. s. Elmer OF Eau Claire, Wis, went
into second place In the individual
event at the annual tournament OF the
American Bowling Congress at Gin
cinnati. Ohio. with a score Of 6s3. just
seventeen pins behind c. Wagner OF
Newark. N. j.. who has been leading
for the last several days.