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Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
REWARD ON U-BOAT BASE.
Daniels Offers $1,000 For Information
Leading To Discovery.

districts of an offer of $1,000 reward
for Information leading to the location
Of the enemy submarine base on the
Atlantic Coast was announced by Sec.
rotary Daniels after he learned that
such an offer had been made by one
district commander. Mr.. Daniels said
there was no evidence indicating the
presence of such a base, but some
Of the officers of the Coast Patrol
thought the prospect Of reward would
stimulate vigilance on the part of PEG.
pie living in the vicinity Of unfre-
quented bays and inlets.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29

Seicheprey, on the American Tou.
sector, is the village in which the
first large scale battle between Amer
leans and Germans took place previ-
GUS to the German drive in Picardy.
The village lies seven miles east of
the forest of Apremont and 10 miles
east of st. Mihiel. About two and
one-half miles to the west lies Xiv
ray, where sharp fighting took place
several days ago.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29

New YOrk.-OHcials of the Presby-
identified the American hospital
sacked by Turkish troops at Tabriz,
Persia. as the Cotton Memorial Hos
pital, which was endowed by a Phila-
delphia family by that name and es-
tablished several years ago through
the Presbyterian Board
The hospitals staff normally con-
sists Of three medical members and
II girls, boarding school teachers and
evangelical workers.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
GERMANS DEMAND PEACE.
Demonstrations In Berlin, Hamburg
And Cologne.

London.-Heavily censored private
messages received in Stockholm ind;-
cate that peace demonstrations were
held recently in Berlin. Hamburg an
Cologne and that several workmen
were killed and many persons arrest
ed, says a dispatch to the Mernir
Post from Stockholm. The police an6
military dispersed crowds of demon
StrantS
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
KEY DESCENDANT FOUND DEAD
Body Of Miss Alberta Key, OF Chicago,
Found In Bushes.

Ch:cago.-The body of Miss Alberta
Key, 10 years old. employed at local
bank, was found in clump Of bushes
at Jackson Park. The police believe
she committed suicide by poison. Miss
Key was the great-great-grandda
ter of Francis Scott Key, author OF
The "Star-Spangled Banner" Her
father, Bunyon Atherton Key, for
mer resident of Buffalo, WAS declared
to be doing special Government work
In New York and Pennsylvania.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29

Berlin via London.-"Between the
Mas (Meuse and Moselle)," says a
war Office announcement, I'VE pene-
trated deeply into American positions
at Seicheprey and inflicted heavy
losses"
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
MEXICO EMBARcoEs BULLION
Expectation OF Gold And Silver r,
Be Prohibited.

6~Po' sa1o" VI 1osU Auo Sttver To
Be Prohibited.
Mexico City.-Of1cial announce.
ment was made that the Mexican
Government had decided to prohibit
the expectation of gold and silver alb.
solutely, because of similar restric.
lions placed on these metals by other
countries. The Government also an.
nounced that the daily oil production
OF Mexican wells was 1,337,212 bar.
rels. OF this amount. only 10 per cent
could be exported, it was stated, be.
cause of the shipping shortage.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
DRAWING FOR 21-YEAR-OLDS.

New Draft Registrants To Know
Their Numbers Soon.
Observation-Disclosures for the 81
year-old registrants' numbers will be
held at an early date. The date, al
though not announced. is expected to
be around July l. The drawing will
be held in the same manner as the
original one, with few slight varia-
tons.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
MORE GERMAN REPRlsALs
French Victims To Pay For chlna's
ExpuI3ions.

ExpuIaions.
Amsterdam.-When reports that ~.
900 Germans have been expelled from
China and interned in Australia ara
proved, says the Deutsches Tase.
Zeftung. of Berlin, the German Gov.
eminent will collect 10000 inhabt.
tants OF French occupied districts and
send them to prison until the Germana
are returned to China and common.
stated for their losses.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29

American Forces on the Marne-
The American troops in this sector
attacked the German line northwest
of Chateau-Thierry during the night
and made an advance of five-eighths
of mile. driving the Germans back
from a small pocket on the northern
SIDE of Belleau Wood.
The Americans occupied the Ger
man positions without resistance from
the enemy, the Germans having with
drawn when the short and sharp pre-
liminary artillery bombardment indi-
Gated that an infantry attack would
follow.
The Germans carried their material
with them in their retreat and the
Americans, therefore, did not take any
machine guns. As matter of course.
also. no prisoners were taken.
One small salient Is all that the
enemy continues to hold in Belieau
Wood
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
HOLDS HER POTATOES.

Bermuda Forbids Exports And Fixes
Prices.
Observation-Disclosures, by rrocla-
nation issued under martial law, ha.
forbidden exports. of potatoes as I.
measure to insure the food supply OF
he- people, a report received here
said. A maximum retail price for po-
ta.oss of three cents a pound, and
price Of 1915 a barrel, of approx.
mx;e:y lCO pounds, for sales in guam.
uty have been fixed.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
GERMANS SHELL AMERICANS.
Another OF Their False Reports About
American Positions.

American Positions.
American Army in France.-The
enemy artillery has beer more active
OH the Toul sector stree the heavy
gassing to which the Americans sub.
jected them. The infantry action has
been confined, however, to an at
tempted RAID, in which only sixty men
participated, in spite of the German
official statement which said that they
had penetrated the American lines at
Seicheprey.
The Germans have thrown about
six thousand shells along the Amer
lean front in the WOevre.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29

WashingtOn.-Succ bombing
of the German railroad yards at Con-
fans was reported in General Perish
lng's communiQue. Artillery activity
a. various points, the repulse Of an
enemy raid in the Woeyre and the
capture of more prisoners by Amer
lean patrols crossing the Marnc also
was announced.
Hand-to-hand fighting between pa
trolls in No Mans Land has made
necessary a change in equipment Of
the American Army that will call for
Increased output of the .45-caiibre au-
tomato pistol. Manufacturers were
urged by the War Department to
speed up production. although the out
put is now about 5000 pistols daily.
The Germans are said to have a
wholesome respect for American pis-
tol fighters. one bullet from an Amer
:can As invariably putting an enemy
completely out of business. Men hit
by shots from the smaller pistols used
by the Germans freQuently continue
in action.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
Mountain Offensive Fails.

London.-The failure of the Aus.
TRAN offensive in the mountains, the
most critical sector, is shown in
italian official statements. 1t is be-
lieved that the Italians have every
prospect OF restoring the positions on
the Piave, where alone the enemy
scored some success.
The British held the post Of honor
in the mountains, and how well they
rose TO the occasion is proved by the
remark of correspondent that "the
results of the enemy attack suggest
that it was the British who carried
out the most successful offensive"
The Austrians undoubtedly hoped
to sweep into the plains and crush
Italy, but the latter's achievement in
resisting the first onslaught is assur-
ance that she is capable of defending
Der position.
The Germans are not likely to per.
NIT the Austrians to slacken their eff.
forts. Should the Germans be COM
PEELED to send assistance, their
strength on the western front would
be correspondingly weaker.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
STRUGGLE ALONG
THE pave RIVER
The Situation Most ENCOURAGING
to the Allies.
Teutons Making Efforts To EstabI's"
Two eridgeheads On The Right
Bank For Future
Operations.

Italian Army Headquarters.-The
Italians, with their French and British
Allies, are successfully resisting the
Austrian onslaughts and are counter
attacking vigorously everywhere. In
addition, there is acute watchfulness
for all enemy movements either in
the Brenta River area, the mountains
or toward the plains.
Whether the enemy effort upon
Montello Plateau il an attempt to
move toward the rear Of the famous
Monte Grappa, key to the Italian
mountain positions, or else to menace
the Venetian Plains and the city OF
Venice, it is certain that the Austrians
are fighting desperately to hold what
they have so far attained.
The Italian command feels that
while the first great attempt to ad-
vance has been blocked, each day will
bring new efforts, and with each eff
fort the fighting will be more arduous.
Middletown transcript., 1918-06-29
HOOVER IN LONDON.

Will Be Guest OF Britain For Few
Weeks.
London.-Herbert c. Hoover, Amer
lean food director, has arrived here,
the Official press bureau announced.
Mr. Hoover will be- the guest of the
British nation for few weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
EMPLOYMENT
sIruArfoNs wANrEp-rEMALI

SlTUATlON5 WANrED-fbMALE ~
SIR tNOukAfNkk sutcd, position by
eHpsI,sncrd stcnngrNphrr oil preferred
seven wears eAprrlruCe Law aud oil, best
~ r~trrcnrsA- Phone AAAA-I
SIENuURAFHkR Young lIdy desires po'
aiNoh as stsnogrApher; competent eHps
renee slAo capable Of hAndung small
set ~ books Phone Aial
COMPETENT Law SrFNOGkArHEK -
Seven Nesrs' experience, desSrs position
~ private secrrtafy with well established
oil cOmpAny or othr good firm state
salary and hours when writing Address
Miss y Reed 901 Soarriu bidE. Kansas
CITY Mo
POSITION Thoroly experienced business
woman wants position. psi care World.
WORK -CoLored woman wishes days work
Phohs 1881
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOUSES ron RENT

EAST EluT rar rent uou r,ud,.u tooyn
h0-rr. tNrgr basement aud Al modem
r.' ,"u."ttHt lI.s garden spare, hall
BLOCK FROM rarhnu hrd lliu'y s7u month
I'psa A Co over Palace Theatre
f'oHr fuHl
JEFFlKspN. B.. l.ut. Ntw d4p.ss house
3 ro,ut. ,op.f.ts hath. hand, to so
hnd ntarN ia sduis, immrt ate poo
'usstvu.
kINOSIIA ~ Al. rur rrut two p f,,rt
Lurs,,. g'aso iu or. block sa, Of MIA.
lari NaHe, depot, on Tolrh street
QUINCY S 1890 F,,,oom hanr.lau
on co uns isr mi.rmst1oB cali StFl.J.
E,,kYpRp a.. P.. ,.., ..b.I, -
r,,t.,' t.,.,r.. n.y.. y, r,.,,,,s
I'm.
NlNl u, " pun f"r ssl". 10 rooms ol
,.',,,. .,..., .'.'' wv. r'','. ~.
,,r,, ...,t., .D sto n,,,r,
,E,,, .'p.,.. ,...t r,,h rr,.os,'
doe uE... asr.
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,."-'r' ~ W, N''s a. ',l
-, 1871 - y.
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( ~ NlN, nav" t-o ton'al W1r"'l
,ou,n
h N.u t',,,.',,,. S ,,,
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/ 81 - IN 49, ..,,,
] s' I.h ,it -, a.
,,,a,r.,II. 'n,, w,,b.,,t hIJ,., ,,f
toIsy bets,sn Z. and m Io5 \
Nsnthus
ItnI.st .,, .",, .,,.,,, ,,,u,. .,t
gardsn f,st fgs per month; In irvin,
Addition ou West Columbia street. cal
tomotrow = IS RITA care general doliy
cp or ral lioppcE Coffee house %
N7ndsy s.--...
IfliNlsnEp HOUSE / want TO rent
house uWu'shed 90 Fast second 70 pstN
HTbt to tho GEht party Cau D. n
Ailct aip fifst National bldg Phon
7raF
iure Of rooms room apartment anne
and aroom modern eoltsse rse,s vi
pay your rent nice home elose w par
"tms mons "''se '"H'
HuUhhN We have several houses ior reh'
by buying furniture from TO - foem. .
can ee bought al a bargain PAu fssl
naahee Sn terms ihohe "'oA' """"
wv" n't :-.- -.
foh KEN listen Al lhA oAtsAln hee'
ufu,y turni,hrd o.room h"9se Iof tsr
d W "ul.eg 'u.nte'e. tipNt in. ." sou'
ne nne tyV%s '''' '""' '""s' WI"
,y5,,s, sSi.' ...a.i-IJ,,
you by .s'1r,u 1nn., psoos. noat O .o
Yss. ' WV
FouR RooMs--Hslf mile from Jl,nsY ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

Will pay CASH Tor producing
nroperty 30 20 100 barrels set
lied. VIII deal with owners
only n. O. BOX $50, Room
1901. 22o West ~ St. New
York
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

CHiCKENs--Pars bred bun orpibEt0n,
for sale Phone Usage asa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
FINANCIAL
BusIHEss OPPORTUNITIES

bUslkfbb offOhTuhIlhs -
AI,vIRl1SE-2O words In 100 Hoet'ass
81 Cope Adv Agency, ~ Loui' Mo
BUSINEss-I have several good plain bu'l
ness propositions that would be TO your
interest to Investigate SEQ or write ..
Ward goa Hut Nat Building
DIAMONDS have two diAmopds weigh.
Ing over y karat each, blue white aud
perfect cut. I viii rell for one half OF
what they cost also . katat blue white
diAmJid will sell right Gail at Brown
inE Hotel, room 80
DRILLING Wanted, attractive drilling
proposition from owner Of land or leases
no uildcstung. X +. kistlsr, 22A Wes'
/ First
I FRISCO CAFE-HFor sale business and fir
/ turrs, business doing $40 day price
| 600 Address H. A. oAkeh ClAromors,
! Okla
, GROCERY sroRE-For ssis grocery, de-
Ing good b9sinc" iir'tcl," residence
| district south ,idc, gilt edged trade good
! reason for selling, invoice about 5000
! Phone sou after 7 J. IN. or address
! "P'' post office BoS ass.
GROCERY AND MAitK ET---For sale, gro.
Gerry and market, une location, dong
good business, good reason ior ssilng
( Phone ltS.
GROCERY AND MEAT MNRkIr For
sale grocery and meat market can G9fa
j HNh kAlNiNh lAl So wv uulh lHlfFFsN
| In brood E0w for three years. RAISE
! pigs, make money It's the small inNes.
tors opportunity. Paruoulsrs free I'd
wards Stock farms, Boz lt1 2, Edwards,
! Miss
MIAMI TkANsFER Cu.--ror sale. MiAmi
Transfer Co. fall. equipment aud bust
ness eight heavy wasohl, 10 head
horses employs % 20 81 year round /.
January business $4,000 February busi
ness over 81 900 Take $4,000 for
business aud complete equipment owner
has large mining tusine1s " look AFTER.
| Miami Insurance Agency. Lang LIE
Rldg Miami OKLA
MILLINERY store for sale good location :
reason for selling other business. Phone
| T6io.
MOVING PICTURE THEATER Exclusive
| business In best town IN Kansas popu'
! latlon >. 500. 5000 TO draw from two
collsEc, cheap rent W. W Daniels, os
wrEo Kan
| lPARTEFR Wanted to take half interest
IN IS, 900 stock dry goods and furnish
ing, best ldcaHon = q RoS i1T'
TAILOR SHOP For ssle tatior shop
known Hs the Hancock Tslloring CO. 3O7
Fast Dewey, sNpulpA, Okla, $3.50 cash
balance terma-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

NOhAN-wantsd a white woman
sIM b0uteworh. wages. board and
NJ a"on' lAlo N. Boston. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

CASHIER -BookEeep and bundle wrap.
Per wanted. Man oCTg1Sn who has had
sss,ual ss,ual s.Ipsrisnes Ana Ss capable. Lyon'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

HOTELS RooMSo HOUSES.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

ettti. SERvICE EXAMfNkTtONs W
Tulsa soon mtn and women desiring
goN crnment clrrkShirs, departmental,
poslnftos, railway natl. customs struos.
raphers Wrlta fOr free psrtirualfs -
J, g LconArt former government "a
aInlnerl. SIS kenols RldE Mashinrton-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
FINANCIAL
on i.Ahns Avn LEAsEs

OIL LANDS AND LbAbEs AtA
SrOCkS--for sale, 100 shares HoiinAp
o,l Refining. Ell; HsrOun Motors 81 SO:
Oklahoma Sali. a.. 3uu- GlNaras- -ntls
7Sc. telegraph order. MIN buy American
Oh \ keftnl.- white Rock OF Han
Copper A L piseeL Little Rock Nrs
40 ACREs-OtI land for lease or sale ar
acre. To heart OF Damon Mound gushsr
district, gushers make 900 bsrrvis
also 1000 acres good indtcstons, want
dnllcd wonderful opportunities. h s.
stocksrd. EdnA, TnsA
90 ACkES-fur sale 90 Acrea Zee roy
Aities from sixteen oil and gas wells and
from caiiughesd gasoline plant; all at
1ancha Tulsa connb 4 n. Bowers,
zoos North tlwo2d rhOue dlo
MAps--up 70 data maps OF the Miami
Piehcr Banter mining district showing
ownerthlps thAita mills and camps
price 81, ", II. WhAlcy. Publisher. Jep
Tn, Mo
81 LEASES -Produeers. with the correct
Texas acknowledgement. Cosdsn No
TeNas forms lessee An standard OIL field
forms Tho Olds PtssL Usage tl3 2l5
East Third
or. LEAsEs- In Noble. Payne Gnd loTaa
counties for sale n N Adams a Co,
Guthrie, ukA
FOR SALE Home Refining 600 shares
Aino ca Co, 400 shares " u Ware
iIote Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

100 ACRES. Good smooth sandy loan. chec.
elAt. loan, clay sub soil, 20 Aerss "
cultivation, IS acres Ia meadow snd pss
good room hapss barn 1sxse; csiiAs
sad oatbsildinf3i sii fenced and plssv
Of good wA,sf: IN milss from Aceirs
okis, on mall route and telephone hna
win ssil this farm for ESQ and ens-shire
cash, baisnee W snit rosseaston news
Zee Russ l.. Grant SIs First ksti. biass
! phons 2loO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

NASrFD 10 RtyT Your or hye room
hsusr. close in, would consider buytls
furniture must 90 bargain. fhous
oiSl Room W tynum bldE
.kPACE wanted Tor small car near Hodge
snd Norfolk can 28 south Norfolk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
PERSONAL PROPERTY
OIL, MAoMINnRY surrLIEs

PERSONAL PROPERTY
or. MACHINERY SUPPLIES IS
HYDRAULIC rUMP-. For saIr. q D,rra,u.
double strnke LS ltAull. p-l-Al.lG 444.--i.
tor boiler testing, etc slightly us.'
fhnus ASS
lArur ror sale. perfect condition. ls.
lhgh swing tOluch bsA. shait. H..}s.
te.iur aud hangers complete with cent
cf, aud tools n u- paHt"s. nfs.suI
kHnrls
ROTARY DRILLING RIOS COM. sis 70.
tAgy drilling riga Al condition rfH"
or pAruA payment plan. aifo n'mI ...s
stock dnl u,pc AVID yAs1ng lr'.n sap.
ply Go. Beaumont IcNSt
SEEDS, PLANTS. FBRTuIsERS 20
uROOMCuitN shEp. OSIsho,ua dvaH N.t
standard LrvunHurn seed cream Au' f.i
dwarf maize and jvar katr ~ 'al..I-h
sui rod taur a. hnhrr ornrgu pu1
rod top rAuf flN. Sudan. s'f al rst
400 lbs. trtshI prepaid HNfrah ptrVNh.
~ Ter zoe lbs more thyruwb Hrvi
store Guy mou, ohlA
hnSEe. ftrv trailing sp,ga't, fosss u'hHl
cd guaranteed. ,h,rrF tEr.s of all a'Hd'
1ur fnnus Nun,y '". rhouo N'i'-
Sudan SEEp RsIrarrJ guaranteed tea
from johnson EtAsA seed spd wovi aooH
g, cent? pound mol an, Dairy hoN lIu.
y khFS "uA'aalera. I'p"''G,' l'''n
N''' " KY a.,
s""', N'",,.' ''''" ' -" ~
'0'''''''. "'''
WEARING APPAREL "
MNsQu TRNpE costumes iut rent, cat ~
town maslurrsdrs attended os aupopt
! mout CSll Costume, Works. "s'gs aaas
o. 1lT Central National iiaHs hdE
RAlNCO That Keen the rain outsii~
l. Wau Rubber Goods Turner B,dg
Ihird aud Main.
siftrs .,t.,,., .,,, ,,,,g. ,.IJ t,r m.p, ,
second hand ,uit.. coats aud troussrs
sho buy shoe. aud dAts Phone sAl5
Suns ANu suoFs unghcst prices paid
Tor mems second bsud suits aud shoes
ut,k Rardon Phone a.
'A,u"H Mt" ~ -, - -, W. .'T AZ ~
.a" @ ~ ii A. ~ Wv, .nn.. h.t,,n Lu,ipg si,s.
wh.rs qgo = Ftrst
| v,,.yr,n
Nv - 49,, ..,, .n,
S',Iva nag ,",, ,s,I 20, snlt, rbsn,
700
| g=
,,,..,' S,,r,-n,s ', -. = o., 49,,
M ;or sale AL Mr Msadsl, NoCiuE
| Ridr
! IEnNrvsstoyg nv srorrFR R..,
mi, boon win surprise you orpo,e
| whole .'spotior" system phco soc
wsgar. 1909 n Grand. ~ Louis Nc.
/ GRATING fof sale. a lot of new turoiur
rtatIng Apply ITO south Elgin Fhou
G0as
LACE Several pieces Of rafr lAep for sa
,.rv re,,onnbls these Isrcs are vel
wottb your ron,idreAtion Mrs Muntou
heimer sgi Fird National Bank bldg
{ phoue 26J
/ Pitt hHlkB MAtntNt-U one hoffman
,t..m pJes.ins machine In frat clA,s con
gitInn ana south Main
,y,NrTn ta. a n. an. ~ ,bs ih,c
thos,and psap,e who a,tsnd the Ebys1ko
Mar,lnson rhamploushIp wrestling matr
AT C5r ysntion hall Rednpsday night
March 9th Bnttsr call OsaEe 2fbT no'
and make your reservations
ron sAl,E-Ip TnlsA two new \ and "a
foot marble and onys, slightly used clea
counter service soda fountain al Ice
than half price; can drliyer al once. Ad
dress Box y. o., care World
s1'FgER A YOtiNG--Real Estate 1nsur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
Incorporated.
Company

Desires 10 sell small amount OF cap
lial stock $50 per share) for devel-
opment purposes, now hold good
acreage In Nowata fields with small
production and acreage In Blxhy
field tnear big production) a chance
to get IN on an Al proposition
No blue sky or catch schemes this
will bear investigation. stock can be
maid in monthly payments For
further particulars address A. II. L.
p. o. Box i5l, Tulsa. Okla,
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CHAPERON

CLERIC CAt,-Wanied, position, three years
office experience and references. D.ts'
eure World. .
CLERICAL Young lady desires position IS
bsokEssper OF clerical work Phone 1888.
IRI,Ny-Nouur .ady dssirrs position -
booEEserer or ,lsrissl vork. Phone 1870.
HoUsFKEEPER-ws poiltion ~
housskesper for = nice, refinsd bachelor
or uidswer. 10 city. Will expect EaiArJ
Gall aos South ksposhA --
HoUsFKEEPER--w Antsd, positions a.
klusrkeepsr on shares or compAnion iof
sS9adv Phone 4aSt
IApY-Wan, position ss manager. oi hnte
or roa,ninv hous1 in exchange Tor RON
Address BoS ID 10. ,ire World
LADY -Wishss nositiou IN hote' " roominl
house eyperehtsd Phone 9I4S. -
.OFTICE GiRtr-Wanted. position as aifc'
riri. or .tmfsr work Phone 8S3l n
pay OpFRATuR--W antsd permanent 20
sition b. sEgsrisncsd PIX operator. A.
rsfsrencea- Phone tSGo X,
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Two Good Mustlers

to handle agency for the best In
sustral Insurance policy obtainable.
cau phone 46OS. Room 500, Mayo
BLDG.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
POULTRY AND sUPPLIBs

BARREp ROCK CoCKERELs For sale /:
also = fev good hen, for breeding pur.
poses Ward Allen, X Il. {, Tulsa
BUFF ORPlSGTOss- For sale cocker.
rls and a few femGlss: these are good
younr birds Phone $40. Joel q Smith.
RTyP uvpIEGTOs EGGs-For setting.
ti 80 for rs. 1921 QUAKER Fhoue
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-14

Germany has found a substitute for everything else. It shouldn't be hard to find substitute for the kaiser- St Louis Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-14
GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13. - Assurances that food relief for Europe from America would be systematically en- larged had a strengthening effect to- day on the corn market. Prices closed firm, l to 2c higher, with December 119k to 11924 and January 1.207s to 121k. Oats gained 2 to cent. In provisions the result varied from 5 cents decline to $1 advance.
 Upturns in the value of corn took place almost simultaneously with the receipts of advices that President Wilson had sent word to Germany of an intention to extend to the people of the central European countries thoroughly organized help toward sub sistence. With this promise in view, buyers in the corn market had a dis tinct advantage during the last half of the session. Previously sellers were in a majority owing to an- nouncement by the food administra- tion that the abandonment of sub stitutes in wheat bread would now be a benefit. Such a course implied some curtailment of demand for corn, and temporarily depressed the market.
 Liberal shipping business gave in dependent strength to oats. It was said the supplies sent forward would be held on vessels at eastern lake ports until an outlet was ready.
 Provisions averaged higher through out the day. The reason was scarcity of offerings coupled with good de- mand.