davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-08-07
Determination Charged.

~. It has recently come to the at
teRtion of the association that the Fed
eral board has issued to its fourteen
district vocational officers an order that
precedence be given to cases of seriously
disabled men over those with minor in
juries. Such n ruling is resented by the
thousands of soldiers who have suffered
less conspicuous disabilities, but who,
nevertheless, are prevented from return
ing to their old Jobs and who need re-
training just as much as the men who
lost an arm or q leg in battle.
20. Many of those being trained under
the Federal board auspices have objectSd
to their pay being reduced by the
board by the amount that they earned
while learning a new trade. This is
manifestly unfair, they claim, since such
method offers no incentive for prog
ress and 1t encourages the employer to
exploit the disabled soldier.
sc. Another grievance of the associ-
alton is that II has not learned of a
single disabled soldier among the 1900
employees of the Federal boarl Aus
tralia points proudly to it's Department
of Repatriation, which has 80 per cent
of returned disabled soldiers in its en-
ploy.
~. The Federal board has announced
that 1t has made contracts with l46,931
men for training and that of this num-
Der only 5,S0S already have been placed
in training. At its present rate Of prog
ress 1t will take the board over year
to place this number in training. AS a
result over 100000 disabled men will
be waiting without pay from the Fed
eral board.
I'm general It has been the experience
OF the association that the Federal
Board for Vocational Education has
shown a decided unwillinguess to CO.
operate with existing agencies that have
offered their facilities freely and gen.
erously for training and absorbing into
employment disabled soldiers; that II
has acted in a bureaucratic fashion by
demanding for it's headquarters in
Washington absolute power and by de-
priving its district vocational officers OF
any initiative, and that the Federal
board has failed to be guided in the ad-
ministration OF Its work by the sound
scientific principles evolved by other
countries that have been recognized as
the pioneers in vocational reeducation."
The sun., 1919-08-07

A good many dweilers in Brooklyn
would have rejoiced yesterday had
they only been asked to pay for q
transfer
The sun., 1919-08-07
LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS
EVENTS TO-DAY.

HIBhest temperature, 70, at 3 p,
Lowest temperature, IS, at $40 A
Average temperature, 72.
The sun., 1919-08-07
The Sun Calendar
THE WEATHER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
STANDARD Time.
Sun rises....s:7 A NJ Sun sets. ...sos u ~
Moon setsu..1:6s AN
The sun., 1919-08-07

BOOKS AND THE BOOK WORLD a.
Canada .si.5o other countries... LOO
The sun., 1919-08-07

London once, 40-43 Fleet street
Paris once. @ Ruo de la Michodiere' OH
Rue du Quatre Septembre.
Washington once, Munsey Building.
Brooklyn once. Room 202, Eagle Build
ing, 303 Washington Street.
The sun., 1919-08-07

~ our friends rho fdpoT Us NTH manu-
scripts and HMstrdtions for publication totsh
10 haze rejected articles returned thev mUst
On oil cases send stamps for that purpose.
TELEPHONE. BEEKMAN 1900.
The sun., 1919-08-07

Published daily, including Sunday. by the
Sun Printing aud Publishing Associaion'
100 Nassau st. Borough of Manhattan. n. 4:
President, Frank A. Munsey, $50 Nassau 81. :
Vice-Presldent. Erwin Wardmani Secretary
n. II. Titheringto on; Treas. VIM. I, Dewar-
m of LEO NAAsau street.
The sun., 1919-08-07

All checlxs, money orders. SC. to De
made payable to THE SUN
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
OMSK GOVERNMENT
RECOGNITION NEAR
Paris Expects CeCIardtion Of
Allies and U. S.

Paris, May 10.-The movement for
the recognition of the government of
Admiral Kolchak, at OmSk. by the al
lies and the United States as the de-
facto government of Russia is support
ed so generally in Paris that an
nouncement of such action any day
would not be surprising.
President Tschalkowsky, of the
Northern Russian government, in Ar
changel, has consented to recognize
the Kolchak government as the cen
trail power of Russia on condition the
Archangel and other local governments
are permitted to retain control of To-
cal affairs.
Similar action is expected on the
part of General Deneskine, the head of
the Cossack government, at Ekateri-
nodar, whose advisers in Paris have
recommended it.
According to dispatches received by
the Russian committee in Paris, Sama.
ra, an important point on the VOlga,
has been evacuated by the Bolsheviki,
anu NolIHtth . IolScS ale IhoNAiS LAP
idly toward the VOlga in pursuit of
the retreating Bolsheviki.
The various SRussian factions in
Paris apparently are coming together
on a platform providing for the sup
port of any government which guaran-
tees constitutional assembly selected
by universal suffrage.
1t appears probable Admiral Kol-
chalk viii be asked by the great pow
ers to restate his program, giving as
surance that the future Of Russia will
be decided by popularly elected body,
a.4fore recognition is granted.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
WAGE CUT IF STEEL IS
REDUCED, SAYS GARY
Denies the Manufacturers Gan
Lower frICeS.

New York, May 10.-Elbert II. Gary,
chairman of the board of directors of
the United States Steel corporation,
took issue with Director General
Hines, of the railroad administration,
who declared that the railroads would
buy steel on competitive bidding, re-
fusing to meet prices proposed by the
manufacturers and approved by the
industrial board of the department Of
commerce.
He denied the director generals s
declaration that the steel producers
could reduce prices without cutting
profits below a fair level or lowering
wages. On the present basis of pro-
duction, as shown on the books of
the manufacturers and verified by the
federal trade commission, Mr.. Gary
said, the. steel companies would not
make any further reductions without
decreasing wages.
The manufacturers having made two
substantial price reductions since the
armistice, Mr. Gary said, he believed
it would be their attitude that no fur
ther decreases could be made. All the
Steel corporations subsidiaries, he
said, were maintaining the price sched-
s1es approved by the industrial board.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
HE WANTS A TANK
Mountaineer Thinks One Would End
Wife's Scolding.

Mountaineer Thinks One Would End
Wife's SeoIding.
Washington, May 10.-Tanks helped
end the war in Europe; a Kentucky
mountaineer thinks one mighet help
end the domestic warfare for him.
Up in the mountains where he lives,
this man writes the war department,
the roads get very bad-almost i'm
passahle. AFTER a hard rain his horse
makes slow going, and he often does
not reach home until very late at
night. His wife rather doubts bad
roads are the reason.
81 have heard that these tanks
travel over impossible ground at good
speed" he writes, $50 when the gov
enment disposes Of it's surplus war
material please send me one, so I can
get home on time and live in peace
with my wife"
Unfortunatelyfor him, tanks have
sot yet been declared surplus"
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
EXPOSE BRITISH MUTINY PLOT
conspirators Urge Sailors to Seize
Ports and Soldiers to Desert

conspirators Urge Sailors to Seize
Ports and Soldiers to Desert.
London, May 10--A conspiracy to
induce British sailors to mutiny and
soldiers to demobilize themselves by
marching out Of their barracks has
been discovered according to the Daily
Mail
The stations involved the newspa-
per says, include four in France and
several in England. The sailors In na-
val ports have been circularized with: "a
view to melting them to seize the ports
and invite soldiers and police to join
them.
The object Of the plot is said to be
to compel the government to use force
If the projected disorders should occur,
the organizers believing that this
would urecipitate anarchy.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
CROWN PRINCE NOW POTTER
Firm Makes 100000 Tile Of Frederick
and Clemenceau May Get 1t.


and clemeneeau May Get 1t.
Washington, May 10.-The former
German crown prince has gone into
the pottery business, according to Of
Acial dispatches received from Hol-
land.
A new company just organized to
use tho calcareous sands on the island
of Wjeringen in the North Sea "has
named Mr.. Frederick William Hohen-
zollern as the director-manager." 1t
was said he was a large investor in the
enterprise.
A specially ambitious piece already
put out by the new company is tile
portrait of the director-manager in
outing costume against background
OF church and cottages. The despatch
said 1t was reported the tile had been
bought for 100000 for presentation to
Premier Clemenceau Of France.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
DISABLED PLANE
MAKES SHORE
Was Towed Into Chatham, Mass,
With Engine Trouble.
were IN NO DANGER
Motors on Sea-Goina Plane Are Out
Of Order and Mechanician Speeds
Up Repairs on Them.


Of Order and Mechanieian Speeds
Up Repairs on Them.
Chatham, Mass, May 10.-The n.y.
dro-airplane NO 4, which was towed
into the naval air station here after
having been compelled to land Ihurs-
day because Of engine trouble while
on the first leg Of the transatlantic
flight, probably will resume the trip
to Halifax today, according to naval
Officials.
Two Of its four engines were out OF
order, but mechanics expected to be
able to make repairs quickly.
Trouble due to overheating develop
ed In one Of the four engines soon
after the NC left Rockaway Beach
but Lieutenant Commander A. G. Read
continued his flight with three motors,
while efforts were being made to re-
pair the defective Oil pumps. Soon
after passing the air station here an
other motor became disabled and at
2.o0 p. NJ. the plane, then about 1Oo
miles northeast of Cape Cod, alighted
on the water.
The radio transmitting apparatus
also was out of order. Commander
Read heard destroyers and shore sta
tions, however, and knew that a
search was in progress, but was unable
to reply. The sea was calm, however,
and the NC was in no danger as it
TAXED back toward Cape Cod on two
motors.
When the fiiers were sighted from
here soon after daylight they were
abaut q mile and half off shore and
a motorboat put off and toward the
plane over the bars into the station
here.
Members of the crew Of the hydro
airplane said that they were at no
time in any danger and that they suf-
fered no hardships.
They were anxious to continue to
Halifax and thence to Trepassey Bay
to rejoin the other machines and plans
were made to rush the repair work of
the hope that they might start off
again today or tomorrow.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
Danes Win Over Huns.

Copenhagen, May 1O.-The district
council elections in the north Schles-
wig districts Of Hadersleben, Apenrade
and Sonderburg have resulted in an
overwhelming Danish majority. Fifty
three Danes and twelve Germans were
elected, as compared with eighteen
Danes and forty-six Germans in fhe
previous elections.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
Beer Loses In Bay State.

Boston, May 10.-The senate rules
committee decided by vote Of three
to two against admitting the bill de-
signed to permit the sale Of beer and
light wines containing less than per
cent Of alcohol after the national pro-
hibition amendment takes effect. The
measure has the Endorsement Of organ
lied labor interests.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
Two Days Are Required to Fix Motors.

Two Days Are Required to Fix Motors.
Washington, May 10.-Lieutenant
Commander A. G. Read, commanding
the naval seaplane NO 4, telephoned
the navy department from Chatham,
Mass, that two days would be reQuir-
ed to repair the disabled motors which
forced his plane to descend while on
10 1lrst lee Of che trans-A tlant1e 81 sasf
He said when the engines were in
running order again he would proceed
to Newfoundland to join the Nc / and
NO 8.
Commander Read said he reached
Chatham light with two Of the four
motors Of his plane out Of commission.
He did not explain the nature Of the
trouble with the engines.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10

FOR SALE-Ford sedan. as good as
new, equipped with shock a6sorbers
and electric lights. ]. Howard Phillips
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
MONEY TOLOAN

FOR RENT-New house on Hughlett
street. Apply to William r.. Apple.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-SIx-room house on Lin
den Ave, In good condition. Newly
to NJ Warren Hooper. 6-s-3t.
FOR RENNThe Lake home proper-
ty. No. 20 Race street. Fine Two
story brick home. Big, comfortable
rooms and double porches. Fine 1oca-
Bradley. 4-1-tf.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
TAKE DUBLIN MANSION HOUSE
Lord Mayor is a Leader Of the Sim
Fein Movement.

Lord Mayor 10 Leader Of the Sim
Fein Movement
Dublin, May 10.-The military au-
. thOrities have taken possession of
Mansion House, the official residence
of the lord mayor.
The lord mayor Of Dublin is Lau-
renee O'Neill, who has been prominent
in the leadership of the Sim Fein
movement. The Mansion House has
been used as meeting place for the
Sim Fein. There have been no recent
reports of any unusual situation in
Dublin affecting the lord mayor or his
official residence.
Michael ]. Ryan, of Philadelphia,
and former Governor Edward Dunno,
OF Illinois. are in Dublin as represen-
tatives Of the Irish societies in the
United States.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
Iudendorff BIames U. S.

London, May 10.-"f these are the
peace terms then America can go to
-" exclaimed General Ludendorf
according to Berlin despatch TO the
Daily Chronicle.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10

Presldent to Visit Belgium.
Paris, May 10.-President Wilson
viii visit Belgium soon, it is under
stood. He will make an important
speech during his trip through that
country.
The daily banner., 1919-05-10
Floral DeSiqmS

Have on display a choice assort-
ment of Gut &lowers for all occa-
sions in the store adjoining the Cam
bridge Restaurant. Let me have
your order for floral designs for
funerals.
Special attention given weddings,
parties and all kinds of social affairs.
"Only the best In flowers" Is our
motto.
J. HOWARD HIRST
Race Street Cambridge.
4-1-tf. cod.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT

OFFICE MOONS FOR RENT.
One. furnished IN Baltimore Bldg.
corner Grand Ave and Harvey
FOR HENT- storcroom good location
'nll 1T Room 2Oi, 1854 West End.
106 WEST GRAND Modern
room. ?2xlo0 feet In good brick
building: suitable for grocery. hght
manufacturing or auto accessories.
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FEMALE HELP WAITED


WANTED Three lIiH for PANTRY
work. must d. ''p"u'nOcd. also
Mattresses and di-hwnsh'r' hf"'d"''
EmI!oN nl'h' '''''". walnut COWS
\ REFINED YOUNG lady. soh,.''nA
M"'Ni M,''sht ''I, ,N''''...
~ N"''" - ~ w N'"l
h''N'', ana ui '"' 'h' 'E'
'"h '' '''s'''
MATTRESSES WANTED l'- IeI'rN'ur
Arcane h'i'i ''h'' wv.
DENTISTS assistant wanted Write
o. linlWe. Mhnsu". Okla
WHITE s.r 10 care tor i.ycar-old rlrl
Apply before o. o'clock "Wednesday.
$40 West california
MATTRESSES WANTED nt the Bristol
hotel
TND r,pcIIcnr.d white vnitfrsscs
GOOD ,,rrs Hotel IouI,,u II,trI
Okln
WANTED, .,pe,i.prcd v,itre,,es
,i2 pcr week Tike's cafe. laNton.
Okla
WANTED -T,r.rt.nred ,ardy sales
Indy. none hut experienced need ap-
plv Rose candy shop. 2o1 " Main
WANTED Reliable c,n,rienccd white
woman to care Tor two-ycHr old boy
Walnut 'h'b.
NANTEp-piuing room Eirl, prefer ono
to work Tor husband" room ana
''""I 10 W. '''"o' MI '..'''''''
WAN NIEh-Good woman inr 'pohlnt
ana general mouse WORN. N"'u1' "'' '.
WANTED Young lady for work with
Greater American school of Self-Cul-
ture. experience not required. can In
person II Gothold WIN success
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Want Ad Rates and
information for
OklahOman-TimeS

All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers NJ ono price hul
day Okla hOnan one Issue. same fhto ."
.hs two daliles.
ona tins. Daily Oklaho.
man and Times, leo vc i'os
Three times. Daily Okla
homan ana Times. per q.
day ,....,...t. II i-Sc 10 'w
One week, Okiah0man
and Times. per day....1 l'o 10 e"
One month, OklahOman
and Times. per doy...lc 90 -.
Figure six letters 10 the average wofd
and SIX words to tho llne' twelVe nhes
20 the incn. .,
All tor Rents. Boarding and Situation
Wanted. both Oklahoman ana Tines 10
ciossIfIrd contracts rates for Okla.
homan ntd Tlmes-6, 00n lines to be USED
within One year from date of contract
of contract for tdreo lines dhily Tor one
yenf Sc per limo ouch issue. copy
changed ms often 8s desired
No I'd ac' opted for less thnn 2bc.
OKIAHOMhN AND TIMES RULES
For CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
IT y" ADS will no run seven days
only. when renewal will bs solicited
CHARGE VAST ADS will not be
run longer than seven days without a
ALL CHARGE wANT ADS aro due
and M yablo the same day first inser-
lion of nd appears tAll out .of-toWn
want ads hro positively cash IN ad-
vance
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
even by The Oklahoman Times TO ph'
irons making payments over the oftlrs
counter. az no mistakes can be rectfeh
Eithout them.
CLOSING HOURS-hll want ads 10
start In Tho Okllhomnn must be IN tho
office by & =. m. on the day before
nd In 20 run. except sunday. Al want
nds for Tho SUNDAY Oklahoman must
ho IN the office by 4 30 =. m. Satuf-
DAYS All want nds TO start In Times
must bo In the business office not lnter
than ~ O'Clock ON the day of publlch'
lion Hrunch office In Wprtfnlis drug
store. eos West Main Is open daily at
a. m and closes ~ & = m. Want hd-
received after closing hours Will he In
serted under the heading TOO Late 10
tpsylfy
RLrND ApS-No answer 70 blind nd.
Will be- given unless ticket is presented
gIrr kcy number when placing bliul
ads Answers 10 out Of town blind ads
viii he forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE VAST ABS nrs
charged nj the same rate Hs cash ads
nnd collections viii be- made ~ your
homo or office the same day first In
sertion Of ad appears. this IN an accom-
modation service and payments shoulf
always nc made promptly when bill Is
presented Always ask your telephone
nd to be rcpepicd back to YOU by th'
teiouhona nd trllcr to make sure that
II has bren correctly taken. Tho Okla
h1mir-T Times cannot assume reSponSi
lliv for errors ~ any Kind occurflni
IN telephone advertisements
UNDER 40 ClUGI INSTANCES vii
rd, be- misclassINcd The couv'nlenc,
- the reader is considered as well al
the advertiser
PHONE rHN :
ASK FOR VAST AD
DEPARTMENT
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AGENTS WANTED

MES. need your help WHY work
f0I the other man at starvation
wages when | can show NJ few min-
ulrs how YOU can make s. To SO per
Iu aud be- your own boss! Experience
unnecessary Call AZ ~? 5. Broadway
and be convinced
NGENTS wanted Men or Women 10
make house TO house canvass and
take orders Something everybody
needs and win buy Good paying prop
ositiOn. Can put IN part or all your
time For full Information cali NJ
Room 3n7. Culhertsun Bldg Oklahoma
Ciu. Okn. between hours Of 30 a 40.
nu3 y m
4 FEW good. active men wanted 'or -
specially In" can make from una a.
two hundred per week can room g.t.
liuckns Estate Bldg, corner Main and
Bfnhdwny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

ELECTRIC vacuum cica ners Tor rent.
reasonable Cali Maple $685., 7 to
o m to d. m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Statesmen WANTED

OuH income certificates provide for
sickness, disability, Old age and death
ON" pric" to all mo- examination, fulk
pad 90 l6 years months, after ma
turi'y will return TO holder In dividends
many times more than he has invested
during ~" paying period this is no
speculation but high class scientific
Investment and protection contract. at
iruttiyo and iutcfCstiug to all. tn ,dpu
~" producing snl.-men ~ uulus-.
tlouihlc Integrity. Who are hig enough
tp handle district. We will give cons
tracts which viii yield greater returns
for the effort aud hhli'y put forth. than
from any similar position available NJ
the state today The Mutual Invest,
mcnt Compnuy 726 West Main 81. Ok,
hhoml tIt. okla
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ROOM WITH DoABD FOR RENT
BY COLDER

ATrRACTlN bedroom. Including
meals Tor Csutlc young man wishes
roommate, fcFer nee, .rtHge. Jl3 "
sih. Information call Maple $50, JJl "
gth
ROOM with or without board. private
Christian home 1893 West 2lth ~
Maple ll3l-I
Fl'RNlSlltp room breakfast sni u
o'clnDk dinner n desired on Cpr line.
lli1 NUrth Walnut
ROOM and board. 1905 y Broadway
Maple 2iob.
LARGE south front room. nicely fur.
ulshcd twin beds. good board en-.
plolrd people preferred. walnut 5s2s
\ LADY whose hus.und trtyc.
10 rent u toom To- I ur ladies,
breakfast aud dinner Walnut slb7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING (,
Dealer i'm Roofs

builders VI new. rcpaifers Of Old Jact
icnsOn ~ Sons. Maple a0bJ
CALL !. y. JONES. Tor nll Kinds "
carpenter work and fcplifH l,oD'
work u specially. Maple s2.,.lt
IF NOu have n house 20 repair. plaster
patch ~ garag" 10 build. cal. DAVIS.
walnut 52.3.l
FOR carpenter or repair wpIh ur fHt
class roof work. yall Maple 1884, b..
W Brown
CARPENTER and repair work. Prices
reasonable. work guaranteed. Maple
1854
FOR HOUSE REPAIRING or nny Kind
" carpenter work call Walnut $3.50 }
after y. m.
HOUSE pOCTOIiS. Ufp"u'vfs and
builders and general frUI'rs ttI
Maple 2lGi.I Porter and Peterson
HOUSES raised aud moved IF rnt g.
rt,k. 500 " California IS .HI'
$3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

REPAIRING or new building, garages
slrepihg porches. Clark, walnut jSil
WALL PAPER. 7c roll My prices nrc
the best; will bring samples and cs-
innate work u NJ PARROT, lt9 W,
SRI Phone Walnut $751;
INDEPENDENT paper hanger Wal.
nut 1929.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
HOTEL DIRECTORY
New Avon Hotel
Hotel Broadway Central

on BROADWAY AT FOURTH
SOME well furnished rooms with every
MODERN convenience. AS well as n few
suites with private bath available hight
now. nt very reasonable rates for per.
miueut guests
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
DAPER HANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS PAPERED. 81 and up: will
bring samples House painting Ia our
specially Roach Bros, Maple 2S2i.
ROOMS rArEREp. 50 and up, will
hrins samples Also painting, C. 4.
Roach. Walnut 35i3.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

WANTED -IIVEWlRE SALES
MEN who can scll oil stock
aud refinery stock. refinery now
building. our present stock
holders have production md II
wells drilling Blue Ribbon Oil
n Refinery Co, Walters, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

SIX rooms good furniture for sale.
Call 10 r. Third
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

DISCHARGED soldier, born and raised
ON farm. married. wife and one child
not afraid ~ work. thoroughly ut-
quAlnted with the handling ~ stock and
farm products. some capital. want tu
rent on shares ON equipped farm on
ranch. rcnCy to take up the work ~
once best Of references furnished
answer Or upll at once Claude -. white
N2s West ith ST. oklahoma city. okla
Telephone Walnut ,1i0
DISCHARGED uon-commisstoucd Off
Ger desires position In hnuk Five
Years experience I'M an the details of
hIukinC can mike Investment MAJ
ricd; best references y :. uklahomar
WANTEp-rouuug, have had oommer,
,al training also NpisJ some cN-
pcrcucr 3,j West an
WORK WANTED nv discharged soldier
experienced in dry goods or furnish
iugs store. familiar with all depart
mcntS. viii work for reasonable wages
an furnish tho best Vt references. l.
g., 922ig W. Main,
RETURNED SAILOR desires position
as bookkccper: five years cNperienc,
double entry system. best Of recon-
mcndntions. 621 W 2eth St
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
FURNISHED ROOFS FOR RENT

NV \ TIVOADWAY, under now man
nremrni Clean, furnished modern
plcrping rooms. no iransi.ntH. Walnut
1905
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

WANTED-2 or furnished or unfur-
nished housekeeping rooms, ground
floor; have year old baby girl A. c,
Fralick Travellers Hotel