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Evening journal., 1918-02-26
SUMNER COAL OR
F8I---THE QUESTION
Garfield Says Fill Your Gel
lars Early If You Can
Get Supply
WINTER ORDERS
FIRST IS LOCAL ORDER

Charles H. Ten Weeges, State Fuel
Administrator, went 20 Georgetown to-
dav for conference with the retail
coal dealers Of Sussex county relative
70 their coal supply for next winter.
% is intended to get from them a report
" the amount Of coal they handled
last year and the year before so there
can be some estimate fixed as TO their
needs for the season.
There occurred today another conflict
between the instructions issued by
Federal Fuel Administrator Garfield and
The local fuel administration. which has
, tendency to confuse not only the
dealers. but also the consumers. Dr.
Garfield, in Washington, advised all
householders 10 buy their normal sup
plv OF coal for next winter in the reg
Mar way as soon as coal is available.
The local fuel administration has in
,tricted all local coal dealers that they
must not mn any summer orders for
some months.
The local administration claims the
dealers have0more orders on hand now
than they can attend 10 and 10 is their
desire that an present demands be met
before anything is done toward nlling
coal bins with a supply which Is in
tended TO last the consumer over next
winter Dr Garfield. on the other hand,
IN a statement issued at Washington
said
Let everyone put in his supply in
The normal way II he has been getting
his coal IN April. let him continue to do
80. II the order can be filed then. If
not an April order, then put it in the
next month or the month after
n is believed, however. that the local
administration Will permit the placing
NJ these summer orders as soon as the
winter orders have been iilled. In ,his
way. it is believed. any shortage which
might occur next winter will be greatly
relieved
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
ny JOSEPH sHlPLEN.
ilted Press San Correspondent

United frf-s SIAN Correspondent
PETROGRAD. FEB. 25.- 'Nighn-De-
spite acceptance OF German imposed
peace. mobilization and hurried prepa-
rations for the defense Of Petrograd
continue.
small German deiachments arc re-
ported moving toward petrograd from
pskom li62 miles southwest OF Petro-
grad Workmen's baitalions were
| quickly organized and several are mOy-
ing IN the direction OF pskon
After the capture OF Pskon The Ger
mans advanced several stations. The
Russians then began "a counter-onen-
sivc and the city changed hands sew
cral times. The remaining Russian
workmen's battolions are continuously
leaving FOR Pskor.
The garrison soldiers refuse 10 nght
but the workmen are enthusiastically
joining the reyoluii0pary army Four
thousand from the Putilon works and
1900 from the Niborg and Smolny dis
trict have formed a camp with red
nags flying.
Red guards and Lettish rinemon re-
captured the pskoff postofllce. battling
In the streets with German delachments
which had been cut OF from the main
lines.
Reval was stubbornly defended be
fore 10 was captured.
As soon as the news Of the capture
Of Pskoff was received here the factory
whistles called the wOrkmen 90 arms.
Their spirit is bclligerent and they are
determined to die for the revolution.
The defense committee issued a
proclamation declaring the revelation
airy capital Is in the gravest danger and
urging OH TO fight and die for the revo-
1uffou
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
SOLDIER DUE FOR
LONG JOURNEY IS
killed BY Gas
Major Kenyon, Fort DUPONT
Private, Asphyxiated in
Sick Mothers Home
ORDERED TO FRANCE he
CANE TO SEE PARENT

Major Kenyon, aged 30 years, a mem
Der OF the Sixth Company Coast Artil-
lery. statl0ntd at Fort dupont, Della
ware City. one Of the draft men from
this city who was sent away with the
last contingent Of registranis TO go from
the local exemption boards, was found
asphyXiated this morning about 30
O'Clock in the home of his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kenyon. at 40. 1928 Market
street His death Is believed 20 have
been due 20 an accident lie was at
tired In the uniform OF a United states
soldier when his lody was found.
Private Kenyon came home last night
apparently in the best Of health and
some time during the night he Is sup
Continued on Page Thirteen.l
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
~ IOsEPm sIIAPLEN
United Press star Correspondent.

PEIROGRiD Feb CDayedrh the
Men accustomed 10 following Premier mswerng cursed and
demanding that revolution all
filled which
o G
The
ocly, with shoulders and iron
walked and ELaiarnsky Hall.
calmly threatening
rdced the idea that Russia
all
political
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
DIR. THOMPSON GOES
TO OREGON CHURCH

The Rev. A. II. Thompson. pastor
OF St. Pauls NJ. r. Church, has received
a unanimous call to become pastor OF
First Methodist Church, ~ Vancouver
Ore. not far from Portland. 10 Is The
leading church OF the denomination In
Vancouver. Dr. Thompson has been
desirous Of transferring 20 a church
in the northwest, and Will accept the
call. Bishop Hughes notified District
Superintendent Watt and Dr. Thompson
OF the call. and Bishop Mcdowell will
arrange 1.-THE transfer The Rev. Car
Isle Hubbard of Baltimore viii sue
ceed Dr. Thompson az 81 Pauls
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
HUNS WON'T INVADE SWITZERLAND.

BY The United Press.
AMSTERDAM Feb 2s.-"Regardng recent swiss ntrisue
declare that thought and will think Of
assaing Swiss neutrality Imperial Chancellor Hertns declared
in his Recsag speech yesterday dispatches received here today
stated.
we hold and gratitude towards swzer
land Holland Scandinavia Spain and other neutras who have
preserved their neutrality temptations
Herllng said.
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
AMEmcANs sAFE nj MOsCOW.

By the United Press
WASHINGTON, Feb 26.--With the
impression prevalent in Moscow that
the Germans are driving for that city.
the American consul general there Is
attempting TO arrange the departure Of
Evening journal., 1918-02-26

the American colony 20 Samaie 500
miles east An Americans thus far are
safe. according 10 state Department ad-
vices today.
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
RuMANIANs CONSIDER PEACE.
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON Feb. 2s-Tho Rumanian premier on Fysrass
% was about TO proceed Bucharest negotiate with the Tn
Foreign Secretaries Kulhmann and czernn according to
State Department information today.
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
LIBERTY llgs NEXT.
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON Feb ss-Thc Liberty Loan viii bear AZ
per cent interest Representative declared the floor
Of the House today 81 have that information direct"
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
While Foe BatterS at Doors Lenine Threatens
to Resign Unless Germany'S Peace Terms
Are Accepted. RidiCuIeS Idea That Russia
Can Fight. Says Nation Needs Peace at All
Costs. More Towns Captured
MEANWHILE PREPARATIONS FOR THE
DEFENSE OF CAPITAL CONTINUES
BY The United Press.


LONDON Feb 2eThe American British Embassies departing
Petrograd
dispatches
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
MnRE MnNEY FnR sMnkEs.

Tho following contributions 10 the
our Boys in France Tobacco Fund are
acknowledged.
Previously acknowledged 50, 322.i5
NJ. W. Robson, r. f. ID. No. L.. 100
Proceeds from Orpheus Club
Recital .........'............ 5000
Total TO date .y''''.'-.''.. s2's'S'e
Evening journal., 1918-02-26
WEATHER

Fair and slightly colder to-
night "Wednesday fair; strong
northwest winds diminishing
Wednesday.
TomOrrow-WcdneSday
All NheatleSs and One Meat
less Meal.
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NICELY furnished large, cool room,
large closet, adjoining bath. private
family close to high school, ladies' or
man and wife. Maple i471-R
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w amt Ad Rates and
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OK IAN m. VNnec

All week day classified Rdvsriisln M
runs In both papers at one price gun
day Otnhomnn, one Issue. sums rate az
tho two dallies
Word Line Inch
one time. Daily Okla
homHn and Times. 1 i.2o 30 l.0s
Three times. Duily Oka-
homnn ana Times, per
One week. Oklaboman
ana Times, per day ~ l.6o To "a
One month Oklahoman
and Times per day 10 &c ~
Figure SIX letters to the average word
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All stoch and stock sRlesmen ana pro.
motion advertising carries the one time
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inch.
All For Rents, Boarding and situation
wanted, both OklahOman ana Times. lc
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FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTlSlNg.
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CHARGE WANT ADS will not be run
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pd rs 10 run Al want ndS to start IN
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LIND ApS-No answer TO blind ads
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showing kdyy number when plnclng blind
rdg Answers to out .of.town blind ads
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TELEPHONE WANT ADS aro charged
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UNFURUsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

TWO nice unfurnished rooms. private
home, ground floor, nice location. S0l
West 9th ST
COOL, unfurnished rooms, over offices
privilege bath; no children Walnut
1855
VERY desirable unmrnished room. south
exposure private family, S22 \. Rob
inson. Walnut S5ss
FLAT of three rooms, upstairs, modern.
walking distance, Wslnut 5ibY,
FOR RENT-'rhrce large unfurnished
rooms; sink. closets. private bath. mod
erG close In. Sli n. Geary. Phone Ma
Ula t3g0-J
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ABsTRkCTER wanted. state experience
and salary wanted and referencesi out.
of-town employment U. A. care Okla
bptunu.
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n ~ TTTT " n IT Nd
DEPARTMENT
srnecRIpTIoN RATEs

Ry Mail one year,................. 81 N
Ily Mail one year, with THE SUN
DAY OKLAHOMNN ..............f7 IN
Hy agent carrier or newsbOy, 2 cents a
copy or 10 Ccuts week
In oklahoma city.
ORLAUOMN CRY TINES tpvcnlng) and
DAILY OELAHrNNN CnoruirE). n
papers week delivered hy carrier in
Okhhoma City and vicinity. per weeh
90 cents
All unsolicited manuscripts, letters ana
pictures sent 20 the Times nre sent At the
risk ot the owner The Oklahoma Pub
fishing company expressly rcpudl1tr- any
responsibility for their safe custody or
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HOTEL pIRECTORY
Broadway Central

o. BROADWAY AT lDIItTH
Twelve inCh electric ir. Arg phone
scri." IRE" OF charge ,.ry room com
piei,.y 'qulppod. Ep'.u summer frtys
now on Tor permanent guests. Phone
staple $500.
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MALE HELP WANTED

s 10 a a a zles,
WANTED At ONCE First class shoe
repair man Wire j. A. Dieter Man
gum, Okla
WANTED Men to learn cotton businss,
by correspondence, type samples ana
Cotton Trade Guide. thorough. big Dc
mand. Charlotte Cotton School, Char
lotte n. G.
GOOD, steady union barber. i2S week
stendy Job Ray May Falrview, Okla
WANTED-Cnr carpenters. experienced
freight car piece workers Sheffield
Car ana Equipment 90, knnSrH city. Mo
ALL-ROuND printer wanted at once
Press. Wnphnuckn. OKLA
ONE experienced mouldof hand, two cut.
ters, one rlp.BHwyer. one man 10 Oper-
ate stickcr and Eingle-end tenuncr Also
experienced Hhnper hand aud n man to
operate band rip and band ry-suw Good
wages and steady work Above In lirge
sash and door factory doing crsent'lI
government work Located in St Louis
Address A. =. Pape. 27Ol Sidney street.
St Louis, Mo
WANTED Solicitor and collector Tor
oklahoma CITY: married man preferred
Guaranteed salary I7j per month ana
commission A live Representative Nill
earn pot less than tl25 per month Ad-
dress W King Lhrimorc. Nt Mercantile
Hdg
WILL SELL hnf Interest In legitimate
business clearing S2n0 d month ut
sacrifice 10 party With knowledge Of
stenosraphy wiling to wQgt more nee
dress In own handwriting. W II. Moore
2s n. Hudson.
TAKE SUPPER THE CAFETERIA
Way. MEATS lOc AND l5c. VEG
ETAHLER be- DESSERTS &c AND lOc.
WATERNELoN. loc
YALE CAFETERIA,
BRoADwAY. SOUTH or LEE-IlCCK-
ms
WANTED Male or female boothecpcr.
hpvo posting system stat" sn'ury cy-
pCrtod. nnd give reference first letter
First state Bank bliss. Olln
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WANTEp-Three men with cars TO drive
salesmen, $40 a day and expenses.
Farmers implement and Tractor Co., II
~ Grand Ave- city.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room,
separate entrance. very reasouahls
price; gentlemen only need apply: sis e.
10th Maple ll61
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DESIRABLE ROOMS IN modern nat, sin
gle or EN- suite; very close In. 22iS W,
9Th
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Osteopaths.
MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE hELt WAN a Eb.
WANTED--Men and ladies to learn bar.
Der trade: special low tuition; positions
guaranteed; free cntRlog Oklahoma city
Barber College. i04 w California, Harry
kuns, Mgr.
PREPARE yourself for war or peace
Oklahoma CITY Automobile School,
lflS North Western, "
WANTED Men ana ladies' 10 learn bar
ber trade; free tuition; wages while
learning. position guarpnteed: catalog
free schwarEs Barber College. lOs West
California, Oklahoma City, Okla.
WANTED - Several good canvassers.
good pay City Circulation Manager.
The Oklahomnn.
YOUNG men. learn the aviation bust.
ness and command big pay. Write for
free Illustrated folder. Dewey Airpane
Co, 1901 Delaware 81, Dewey. Okla.
BARBER trade taught ladies and gen
tlemen; position guaranteed; free cat
nioE explaining Write Texas Barber
College, Dallas W Fort Worth, Texas
LEARN automobile driving. Maple sl0s
Residence walnut 1872.
SHOEMAKER = Competent Champion
stltcder operator and all-around shoe
repair mar, - 5sdy rtrr az roil way,s
10 right party. C1arks Just Shoes"
WANTED Good competent clerk for
cGst nd rrod 1T ~ NtH; ma th
packing house experience preferred. APP
ply at superffitendents office. Wilson
a. 90. .
sHpEMAKER-On good repair man. r.
r. Adams. Electric Shoe Shop, Ponca
City. Okla.
ABST TRkCTER wanted, state experience
and salary wanted and references out.
of-town employment U. A. oare Okla
hOmnn.
WANTED-Three men with cars TO drive
salesnien, $40 day and expenses.
Farmers Implement and Tractor Co., u
. w Grand Ave, city.
ROY wanted for office work. must be
at least 10 years old IN answering
state age and education. R-60, Okla
hOman.
LOCOMOTIVE FfREMEN, $3.50, tf75
monthly, experience unnecessary: end
stamp Hallway care oklahomen.
WANTED-Men for positions as railway
agents Telegraph operators, cashiers
and ticket agents Address Il. b., Okla
homan.
1ERbER wanted: $50 guaranteed. los
". Broadway. Cushlnr, OKLA. Phone ~
NKNTED- Boy over i6 years old. okla
hOnla Typewriter Co., 80. n. Robinson.
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WESTERN HOTEL

$40 W. Mlln Modern rooms. With or
without board
TRAVELLERS HDTEl,--Arwlg m.u5n,l
ana deco r'.". HN OUTSIDE rooms w...
rbhtfrg water ana ,nrTc double windows.
ono lg4'htat room coolest Iu D.I,. ,I,c-
IIL- fLLn- nL-lI tumfnrr r.lL.
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adults only. Maple ii26.
FOR RENT
New 7-room brick, finished In hard
wood, has basement, furnace. stations,
laundry tubs. garage, new modern In
every respect S1j per month. Call Wall
nut slJ GJl W. 10Th st. Res, Walnut
6s3s
=-=-=-=----=--=--- ------=----------------.--=- ----------------.--=-sa
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
s---- -..- ~---- - -s-~---~~- ~~~~s
FOR RENTING and three-room fur
ushed apartments. upstairs; modern;
also 5-roCm unfurnishcd lower apart
n"nt. modern. adults Walnut 1921.
NICELY furnished 3.roomed apartment
WIth HloCDiuR porch modern. cloAe In.
near car, adults $50 w, 6th.
SEE the Jlnkens Flat. IS e. 5th. for high
ci1sa furnished apartments. no chill
df,u. Maple 2Ji
tOR KENT Elegantly furnished home,
on two car lines adults only. 625 VI.
2'tn Phone Maplc 3li3-J.
tOR HENT-Sl room furnished apart-
mcnt 10 permanent, responsible parties.
Maple 1so
FOR EENr-Niceiy mrniahed Groom
apartment Walnut GOb9.
FOR KENr-EHtra good garage. ioi y.
eth
FURNISHED Groom modern cottage. 40
J.. lu'h. after Aug. 90 Walnut 20s.
SrVEN-EOOM modern house. Furnished.
hOi T. sth Maple ltls-R
THEtE-EOOM fiat for rent 5iz West
q. CHpltol I'm, El3. Cnll Walnut ssos-J. |.
Z OK t-kODM house. furnished. Call
1888 W. l2lh.
GROOM. nicely furnished apartment;
walking distance Maple 319a-R
For EENT-F Furnished attractive nine
room home, close In, lower floor fur.
nisled. all conyenlences, garage and base.
mcnt; 20 responsible party. Call walnut
A23i-J or Walnut li7
FOX EENT-FOr one month, newly fur
nshed new 6-room bungalow, north
west. everything furnished. Including
light, gls and telephone; price $50. Cal
Maple 254J-J
everything furnished 7is W. Ord. Cal
M7ule 2752-R.
HOUSEKEEPING apartment, compieteo
furnished. private bath, 2 private en-.
frances; Accommodate family OF 1 or 81
location ideal Call between $50 a. m
md moan references. s1i n. Robinson
CLOSE-IS nice. broom, unfurnishe1
apartment. In brick fiat; adults; l7b
7oJ ". Reno.
FOX Rent Beautiful Groom Furnished
apartment. close In. this In rea
home ll4h n Walnut Phone Wal
nut 1850
FOR RENT-A Groom Furnished home
bath and extra lnyatpry. furnace. Eoot
we'll Of water, garaRe. space for tw,
cars, J = blocks OF Lincoln school Wal
MT 5l6.
THREE rooms In modern home, frorl
and beck entrance; furnished or un
furnished. no children, Maple 2ei.
( NICELY furnished suite, fire. proc
building, t2j per month. 3t0 w. lot
l Walnut 691l
| FOR RENT Modern and nicely Furnished
! bungalow 10 permanent party. wainu
! 1898
/ NICELY Furnished Groom modern apart
nent, t20 Z. fth.
/ I1NE-ROOM cottage nicely arranged 10
w. IN
FOR RENT-Wen furnlshed all moder
t-room apartment BIS w Chicka
ssw Phone Walnut ss57-J.
ONE nicely furnished apartment, MOD
srn, 2 rooms, with bath, close In, pr
vnta family: references required: adui
only. go Y Ard. Maple 1883.
- TWO rooms, kitchenette and bath; "
T cant August Is. Seventh and Harriso
J. Phone Maple 1877.
81 -.
OFFICES AND STOREROOMo
FOR RENT
~~,~~- ~~~>>>~~>~~>->>>~>>~,>> >~>~~>>~->~~~
OFFICE furnished reception room. he
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POSITION WANTED

PUSTTIDN WANTED,
Have executive ability, capable OF hold
ing responsible position; experienced in
office work; employed at present at good
salary but work requires three tourih 8
OF time out OF stats and unsatisfa ctory .
~ years old and have family. refer 10
best business men OF city. b-39i. care
Oklahoman.
wANTED-By experienced commercial
teacher position to teach IN a bust
ness college' prefer In the city. Poo, care
Oklahoman,
RELIABLE young man desires position
ss nipht watchmnn; can exchange ref
eerences: ans employed at present. lis 8.
nrnaCNay.
YOUNG man In fourth class, with three
years experience with Corlhs engines,
wishes a position out OF city Box H.55.
usre Oklahoman.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED TO BUY a pop corn machine,
"ButteTklsl' preferred Address LIB
erty Thsalet Norman, Okla.
CASH PAID Tor laldes ana genu second
hand clothing Walnut 6o0U.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems sec
ond- hand clothing, snoes guns, etc.
MapH Sgtl, Will CaI.
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STOCK Statesmen

Financial house hos UpuuInB Tor i've
&l.UUJ pvr month stO,K statesmen TO tUl-
low W live leads wnich cost US nom
selling issue; have active enuutbcmcnl
OF many prominent man, 25 10 50 leads
when salesman starts; more continually 4,
excellent references required Address
sales Manager. 1854 Chicago Ave, Chi
CAEO iii
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

LIGHT houe, aceping suite nicely fur
r.Asd and clean. S. Charl,. Apart
m rt 'nS S. broadway
DEI. tao ur tnrer-f room ur1f house
h.,Ilag suites. modern. Glenn and nice.
lY furnished, no objections 10 children.
'InH, W Nhu
lDI E nicely ltmu,i light Nu.a,.,.p.
inr ronmr with batA. sila ~. Harvey
Walnut eG'
-.HpDM frr. he'd apartment ". s.l yuu
tEr.'Hr" i..1' cheap .5z. s,as.
FOUR rnoy furnished rooms lnr house
lorplng. stIytF modern Adults only.
Middle aged couple preferred. Maple
1Cn5-J.
TWO argo. airy rooms, private bath.
Positively adults only 81 r. 3rd
FOE REST-Sicely furnished Iight
housekeeping rooms. iOl T.. 6th.
TWO large unfurnishcd modern house.
keeDlng rooms. trunk closet. bath con-
nee lion, south front, private home. |l76O.
Walnut ol9O-K
THREE light housekeeping rooms, every
ming furnished jll Wcsf California.
For REAr-Two nicely furnlshcd house
Keeping rooms r. children Maple 1929.
FOR HINI-Imce light h1usekcrping
rooms, two he'd rooms and kitchen. pr
la'o cui-0u.". every thing furnished.
NlhD TWO lskfl UNlftfttIlNg rooms, pIl-
'ot" entrance ~ West Sixth.
FURNISHED rooms for light housekcep-
Ing 20 couple without children. modern.
Walnut 21zo. SEA T.. End.
Two nicey furnished south rooms Tor
Housekeeping; adults 20 Wes, Ninth
TWO light housekeeping rooms 2lgh y
Robinson. Phone Maple 1901
TWO liFht housekeeping rooms for rent.
close I'm 10 r. tth.
TWO south light housekeeping rooms
Walnut ssSr.
BROOM suite, south exposure. nicely
furnished, I'm modern private hone
northwest. Walnut l772-k
TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms, 7no +. 10Th Maple ii09.
TWO luru red llrht housekeeping rooms,
il5 " ard, IS per week Phone Wal
TWO light houschecping rooms. nicely
'urni ned: private home Ills W. 7th.
THREE nicely furnished light h0usekeep-
ing rooms for rent. with connectlnF
bath; with or without garage sos w
lsth. Walnut 1851.
! LARGE, nicely furnished room for hgh'
housekeeping, in quiet, modern flat
/ 623 W Reno.
| NICE, clean Sleeping rooms, houssk eep
ing privileges. 400 W. 18th. WHlnu
| lot3
/ TWO southeast rooms, complete 10
housekeeping. modern home. adult.
30 T. 9Th.
FURNISHED rooms for light hou1keep
ing and one bedroom. lO6 W. Grand
! SUITE OF beautifully furnished COO
rooms good neighborhood, close in, 2l.
! w. 7th Walnut 1855.
/ TWO large furnished Housekeeping rooms
northwest. south exposure. on car line
Maple 1866.
THREE Housekeeping rOoms for rent,
no children or pets. AZ h 6th
TWO nicely furnished airy housekeeping
rooms with porch: walking distance
36 T. Second.