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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-07
c6L0REb sl7I Tor general house work

C6L0RED gIrI Tor general house work |;
can TO home nights. 5i7 N. Walnut
Murls ais.
WANTED-H -Housekeeper. by widower
rsst SO with children. living on
furn: only plain honest persons need
apply. p. u boz ~. Capitol Hill sta
ticn. Oklahoma city
WANTED Mattresses At Arcade Ho-
tel, Poncs Cib Phone hotel.
YOUNG lady for general office work.
Tho }. u. Durweli supply Co.
GIRL wanted 70 work In lunch stand.
- N. Johnson.
WANTED Waitress 10 servo lunch
every day, Sunday excepted Cham-
Der Of Commerce dining room: kood
pay, steady WORK; call In person.
Chamber OF Commerce. 10 T. m. to Z
p. m. Ssih W Main,
wANTED-Experis girl for general
housewoth; no washing Maple ilst.
WANTED-Experienced wssh woman:
good wages. Duncan Steam Laundry
Duncan. Okla.
WANTED Experienced dining room
girl, Hotel Love. Purcell, Okla
WANTED -Chamberrnald and dish.
washer. Hotel Love. Purcell. Vxla.
WANTED - Dining room girl prefer
one who works Tor her husbands
room and hoard Al lie Wsbt Reno Mrs.
'mltt.
COMBINATION P,BX operator and
typist, Walnut ~. Southwest Ma
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Young man ~ or 20 years
OF aye 10 learn uad.. rapid advance
mont bennington Typ.srlter Co.
WANTED 10y with wheel. for small
deliveries. Walnut 757.
ENGINEER WASTED for work with
large oil conc,fh pipeline and invrn.
tors work Applicant must bo E0oh
drn tsfDAn. Send statement of aunilflr'
at onr, experience and fsiei snccs Must
bo single man salary $3.50 per month'
NJ. v. okiuhomgf.
WAN ,'ED-- First rlsss barber, 40
guarantee good Tor w. Or btlier.
Bob For. Cherokee. Okla
DISH WASHERS ana ynrd men. sal
hry Win room and board Aply
Friday, ffrd Harvey. 22i q. bfoadwoi.
WANTED Ton handy men for wreck.
ing old Western National Bank hnld-
Ing. corner Main and Broadway Apply
ou job
THE RElSuAnr A. DONOVAN go.
WANTED -Four union carpenters al
Main and Nrosd~Hy. 0ld Western Ma
tlpnal Bank building Apply 10 super
inl.hdrni on j0b
TliE ltElNiiART n DONOVAN 90.
WANTED Experienced man dishwash -
er for night job. titoo per week.
Mecca Gale. Cement. Okla.
Elderly man with best ~ references
far nice position as motel clerk. out
~ city hry with room and board.
Apply Friday, Fred Harvey, 2b D.
EtonlNRy
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SALESmEN WANTED

lilGH CLASS sALEsMEN WANTED
To turn block u pers1nai stock Com
pfnY stock ~ nafkri Has four, one
thpIs nd barrel wells Two fefineStes and
'lght hpusand acres loasod Hon tsj.
iu.i. Okla.
tALISAlN and salrrlaiics wanted
can make ~ 10 80 rer day. Atendy
orb can Mr Afpas. NnDl" NsG
WANTED Ten clever hlgh c.nsS stock
sal Nncu 'of un artlyr OH company,
rood cooperation have selected torri.
t0fy 'culuti 1e,na Producers AfsD.
Texas
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WXNTEh- Turkey plcEsrs. paying ~
WANTED At ONCE-0ff,ce s,ri not
Ina 10 school This 10 nice pleas NJ
Hork with chance for advance msnt.
Wilson d TO-, Stookyards. Gen office,
WANTED Experienced woman 10 sev
..crIpes. Apply private office. Huckins
WANfEb-Youne ladies for insflzni
and f1at work department. Apply
White Swan Laundry. 10 Broadway
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MALE HELP WANTED

AMERICAN HEATING CO, $40 East
jrd msnufnc' rrs ps,ri hs oil bur-
ners fur cOok stoves. heaters, hot an.
water and steam ~ nAces, Sold
Oh ouEh dealers and agents
MANit.D | csn 10. Ncsstsi I'VE wlr-
solicitors who have the abinty 10
show early results. rnus' be able 10
furnish car ~ rig, sitrstuvs vtop'si'
ton nind. 10 produr~fs. uniess YOU AZ
aii- TO handle q live proi",si'ion -rpl'
cation would not he considered sslar>
with sii eSrrnscs Eiiafnnio~d feU''"rS
Okishuma Can ~ perSoh OF make sp'
plhrtion 10 Civculs lion Manager. Fnf
he, N'~ kmsn Osmh~nan R'hG ~
lahumA ,'iiy Ohiahoma
ROAST BEEf Toe. vegetables Sc; dss
seriq. ana l0c beet quality Yale
esfs,eria. Broadway south Of Huckina
hotel
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: SOUTH rooms newly furnished ~
particular business men. close In,
N pis P1sl
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WANT refinery stock salesman for
Wyoming and New Mexico. III
lietskowl,s Bldg. Walnut ISL
WANTED-,HIsh class speciality sales
men for highly advertised auto spe-
clrlty Men with car preferred AL
proposition for right rarty. sll on
Exchange BLDG.
sSLEsMEN- N--our hno OF exclusive
map calendars, twelve. sheet and art
calendars and waterproof metal edged
signs IN ureQusled, We are manuf6C
turers.-whlch means big commissions
low prices oun new Europe map vast
seller. Two live s'lesmen needed for
th's state each with exclusive terri.
tory. Write now for con,r- ct for bal
--ce this wear and 1870 The Kenyon
Co, bes Moines, Iowa. Forty Fourth
Nrtrl
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DEEssNAKING Mrs Middles,sad ~,
W"st Grand. walnut isi1J
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WASTED Wo wan, repre-.
ssntAiiyes in each county In Oslaho.
ma Tor out Tie and Acold.nI Insurance
- p-rierge not ueoessBrY. liberal com
rlsslgn Ssor further particulars write
or can In be'snn Oklahoma Eamllabls
Assoria ion guns Scott Thompson
Lldg Oklahoma City. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-07

A capable and experienced shoe Alos-
man ipr eonien's and chiidIeni shoes
Apply Immediately to Mi Norris. sup.
eriut'niogt. ker. Dry Goods co.
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nv NHDLFSALE FIRM
NpuDg man u. assistant boOkbreps
one With general office experience and
must be familiar with burroughs Post
ing mnchlue. Good salary 10 right man.
GIVE age, eNpcfisnr. and full partlcu.
lars In your roply ESQ, Oklahoman
WANTED Young man with best Of
references o. manage branch uoNs
ana cigir stand. exceptionally good
chance Tor Advancement. Apply Fred
IInrvry. 2?i X. broadway
ELECTRICIAN to wir- fsrln homes hnj
Install ielco-iIght plants Good ref
creme. needed
DELCO.IiGHT PRODUCTS.
l2O " an.
SHIPPING clerk that ran drive Ford
car Walnut iku0
WANTED Of'ice Toy must ha over "a
lcafs old Nprly lt'u Biscuit 90.
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st Nicholas Hotel

sth and broadway. strictly modern.
rooms single or In suites. with private
bath e.
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salary proposition Apply city ."tu'
,ation manager Oklahonan and Times
WRITE for three good reasons why
you should take your business train
ins In Guthrie business College.
Guthrie. Okla
NEN wanted TO wors at saw mills:
DIVE teams and work NJ plsner. Ap-
ply to N I. Yarris Lumber Co. Crum
Creek. bkia
wANTEp-Laborers soc per. hour.
wosh Camp Doniphan. FJrt Siil. Okla
Apply Camp Doniphan, Harris brothers
ComlAny.
MANUFACTURING makers and wood.
working machine men for work on
commercial bodies; steady work; good
wagea State experience and wages eH-
pected Hebb Motors Company. Lin.
coln, Neb
COLD WINTER and great coal and gas
shortage here again; people quickly
substituting kerosene o. fuel oil; using
our New fdea, 0ii-Gas Burners: Ideal
for cook stoves. ranges heaters. hot
air. wstsr or steam furnaces. QUICK,
hot fire; cheaper cleaner better than
coal or wood, prices ressona Bile: prUfit
100 percent; mskc big money las, ana
hohee,ly. exclusive leftuotS. "t's
now, Ideal Burner Manafnc cfurinR Co
iio ". Reno 81, Oklahoms City. OklA
YOUNG ma, may earn tuition Tor buni.
moss course doing Janlior work. uu'h.
rie business College, Guthrie. Okln
WXNfEb--Printer pressman. Good
wages and steady Job TO competent
man Married man preferred. Record,
Bristow. Okla.
MAN 10 work on exusctors. Dinks
Parrish Laundry, , broadway Circle,
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WANTED

Girls with common school sduca ton,
over 10 years old. who live Al home,
for tho wrapping department. Apply
Immediately to Mr.. Morris. superintsnd-
ent, kefr Dry Goods Co.
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Salesman Wanted

WANTED sood salesmen with Ford
cars TO work IN oklahoma territory.
must fuinlsh~ FIRST class reference. Ap.
ply In person Immediately ~ our general
office, Fast Ith and Katy tracks Okla
homa city, National Refining Co, T. u
Box gss.
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Tho A-soci,,ed Prets Ia -NclDsivcly
.n'i'led to the usc for republication ~
all news dispatches credited 10 nr not
otherwise credited in this paper and
plso The local news published herein
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-07

PRIVATE tutor wanted by young man
from Z To ' evenings Call Saturday
In the 10 enoon. 720 N. Robinson,
Apar .ment 6
WANTED - Young man familiar with
Horton or Dick mailing machine, . cod
wages. day work SIS. oklnhoman.
HARD candy makers
and helpers wanted.
Good salary; steady po-
sition. Apply Rose Can
dy Factory, rear 220 w.
4th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-07
FEMALE RELP WAITED


WANTED-Two eaperienccd wsitresses.
$500 per week. Mecca Cafe, Cement.
OKLA g
WANTED-Competent eolored girl for
cook and general housework- Good
wages. no hundry. Maple ''sI.
STENoGRAPHER wanted for ,heatrie-
al office. Apply between 3 and !. 5iI
Cul geTtson Bldg
BRING ME- your children. | viii Keep
them In school for you add give
them real motherly care. church and
Sunday school every sunday OF pray.
attention Ia given Ia the health and
to the physical development OF your
child | take children any age. IS per
week phone Maple 3,os.
WANTED -stenoerapber. experienced,
hpp'y ZIG He-skowitx
WANTED-LADY PREssERs TO
MENTS BY HAND, GOOD SALARY
AND STEADY POSITION TD PAR.
TIES THAT CAN DO FIRST CLASS
WORK. WHITE CLEANERS 4 by.
ERs: 100 TEXAS AVE. sHREvE.
PORT, LA
WANTED Girl to work afternoons and
cook evening meal Cali after $50.
walnut sJJo-J,
WANrED-fWo eIperieneed waitress.
cs, two meals family style, MiNARD.
2ll west tth ST Walnut 1852.
WANTEb-Piano teacher who can
teach public school music also; good
salary Apply Superintendent Of
Schools. Hsildton. OKLA.
WANTED a colored dining room glrl
for bgeak'as, and dinner. Apply ll2s
North Robinson, Thomas hotel
wANTED-GIrl for general office work
permanent position. Address s-6i.
Oklahomsn.
White maid, Good home,
Phone Ma le .ot-R.
WANTEp-Gooi Bohemian or colorcd
girl 10 do house work. good home or
brand new room IN the yard II pre-
ferred; will pay good wages. no wash
log or ironing Apply, to Ia wes, 18Th.
Phone Walnut sG5.
ANTED-Dishwash and chamber
mad. 1901 North Robinson.
WHITE woman for kitchen. Yale Cafe
teria, 9 North Broadway,
WANTED-Colored maids. University
hospital. 500 f. 18th St
WANTED--Good girl or woman to help
with housework and baby; good home
to right party. and some wages, hus-
band trhvela Maple 1910
WANTED-3 young ladies between "a
and Is years OF age. 10 take M comp
tometer work. Salaries aood. Apply
ti3 Paterson Bldg.
WANTED-Responsible white girl 10
nurse ! children and wash d shes
Sa'Ary Is. References required. Wal
rut 1855.
COUNTY agents wanted. good propo-
sltion can clear IS 900 to sin o. per
year. Small capital required II start
with. Call Mr.. ftoas. Maple SSs'
WAKTED-diri to help with hous.wors
and care for children, Walnut . SIR,
SrRO %, capable middle aged woman
for steam table work, No experience
| NECESSARY. Home Dining room, Colcord
hssement.
OFFICE eirl wanted; don't phone, Ros.
a Price, dentists, lOih West Main,
WHITE maid. general homework; nice
room. Call at 6l6 West 10th 81.
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BOYS WANTED

We have several routes oyer 20, ooys
between the ages of " TO 10 Apply
CITY Circulation Manager Oklsnon"n
and rim,s
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Offlce boy. Prefer one with
bcycie. SEQ l.. II Uesmcy. 302 Avon
Hutldi T.
WANTED Men and women for poultry
dent Apply WILSON 4 Co. rNcHing
town
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DRESSMAKING MILLINERY


uRrsgMAKING sn1 alterations
May "orsv. Maple s.'} Room 2l5
E|trs
FOR up 20 date dre-s making. call VA
nut t7i7-J
CLMB 'he ttalrs ana ssVr dollar
Special attention given 10 orders Brd
remodeling Grsy Millinery. lg6, West
Main Walnut sg51
DEEssNAkING Mrs NiddIest,ad i2t
West Grand. walnut ls5aJ
Flr't-cllss fui femodellng by expert
rall Walnut ss5l.
DRESSMAKlSG aud ai,ers tioGs, li?O
A0r'h Broadway
DkEsSMAkiNG hair WorF, hemsti,ch.
ing Oc-lard. Maple 3l3s-R
ARMY bycfcoa,s dyed. fur collars put
on CtysHl Cleaners. Walnut lisl.
SPECIAL attention given to remod,nng
furs and hats Phoebe Shop. NV y.
Have, Man" 572
FANCY and plain sewing iil5 T.
l2th Walnut 1ll7-J
DEESSMAklNG. Maple gsJ4.J
fuKs kEMODELED. also sdies' AMI
mems suits. expert Wofkinanship
Vaneck. Taf,or- Fufrier. lo3 s. Harvey
Walnut 1928
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WANTED-salesman who has had
some -rper enye and Is willing TO ne
away from home part OF time; state
age, experience and salary, Address r.
.. Box 6Ss.
WANTED-Two high class stock sales
men TO present an established bust
ness proposition to the local m-rvhln q
can make $500 TO $500 = month. E-2l.
OklahomaD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-07

MEN wanted to work IN plate glass
de, artment. steady work. Good
wages, Apply John Mccormack.
warehouse foreman, Pitnburgh
Plato Glass Co. il6-liS East Grand
Ave,
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SITUATIONS WANTED BY DIS
CHARGED SOLDIERS

DISCHARGED n.ld.artlnery captain.
wishes TO locate In city, desires to
affiliate with local concern. preferably
contracting or eng gineerlnR College
educa ton, best references E-9e, Okla
homan.
DISCHARGED army officM desires
connection with local concern offer
ing chance for Advancement. expert
accountant good knowledge OF all o.
flee work, college education. executive
ability. Elf, oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-07
Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen Side line TO cell our
famous "pOuglos Fairbanks" cigars to
Wholesale grocers aud jobbers Liberal
commission Panhandle Cigar CO.
Dept H. Lubbock. Texas
SALESMAN WANTED-To sell un,
divided 400 interests In two leases at
Burkburuett Easy seller Rig com.
mission. No letters answered Char.
encs T. Trusper a Co. 500 Insurance
I1dy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-07
'APER HANGING PAINTING

WALL PAPER hung s. room ip
Samples brought Walnut s5s9.
Mlrls 5is'. Tom Ford
MALL fApEh-ic &c. ny pnu-s ar. III,
beai bring samples estimates wo,s
" n parrctt ne " Jrd Walnut 6iS7
PAINTING and papef hanging. rooms
800 and up Map'e 6l7 V. ID. by.
kIrs
INDEPENDENT paper hanger. Phone
Walnut 1899 Edwards
Rooms papered. So up samples: also
painting Walnut 35i1. Maple ii9i
" Il Roach
ROACH BIOS, 5is y Hudson. cau
Maple e5?7 Night Maple 6s5 or Ma
pie 30
rAGSriNG and paper hanging, com.
plcte stock Of wallpaper. Maple
1'11-J. or Walnut 6sf9
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Pnrfrait Wen

wnl he ~ skiryln ho'sl 7ih and sth
with lafgc display % por'fa., ana
frame samples Something u"w a.
prices th1t VII tickle you Don't hll
20 SEQ me Phone me, A. my expense,
Tor appointment X. " Leach.
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

~-s>--Ns's- -->f>f>s> -
CALL Maple 1895 for rc,Air work.
building and Grating furniture
SEE II. Herndon for all kinds Of
brick vork; Maple bSSI or call sls
Harrison,
IF In need Of carpenter, Maple s6li or
62s West Reno.
BUILDING New and repairing; work
guaranteed, Maple b27s.J
ALL Kinds carpenter and repair work
done by day or Job. Phone wnlnu,
siio.J
BRICK contractor: mNntels especially
Maple 6Jii, y. B. HIT.
JOB PLAsrERlNG neatly and prompt.
" done Maple M6,
CARPENTER repair and building Can
Maple S0N C, j. Peterson.
FOR building and repairs cali walnu,
be6s.R.
ALL kinds carpenter and repair work
done by day or Job, Phone Walnut
CARPENTER end repslr work. Maple
,ou Bodine,
NOTICE Contractors and hous.moverr
| Will pay cash for or 5.room house
and have II moved. Phone Maple 1889
Call for Essic.
CALL Jones for carpenter work. ROOT
work speciality Maple 2sfl
- =
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE
2s~~~-~''- - 49, ~. ~ 49, 49,,
WANTED Position By experienced
comptometsr operator. Call Walnut
WANTED = Position a. ypi.,. also
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Salesman

Bright aggressive. 10 represent
wsll-estsblshe company In okla
homa.
Salary and bonus with expenses ad-
vanced In reply state reference, also
past experience and telephone mum her
tn Insure prompt interview. Boz Ell,
Ok!3homan.
TERRITORY 7 aqleeman wanted .rtr,
good proposition. Sanitary Engineer.
inE Co. $50 East 1th St
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WANTED
Man at once for extra
work. See Richardson,
Mailing Department, Ok
lahonla City Daily Times.

wKNTED--LaboTsTS Tor ali wsnIsTrs
Job under roof No lay-offs. VrortJ
cents. psr hour, Apply American Brics
q Tile Co. 20os ". 10th. Take Lin.
word car.
wXNFED-dood aII round non union
plumNer. ti,iS per hour, rlanty worn
Good painter and paper hanger ei per
hour. Wire r. p. Tuck. wichita Falh.
Trvns
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Agents Wanted

To represent tho fastest s"llng con
trac' IN the United States Pays peo-
pf fof uylng ~ well a. 'Ot dsIth,
'sng claims paid m ~ Reno. Guthrie,
IS Nagpner and ChlekHsna pist week
Igul commissions.
HERtIDS OF Liberty
2Ogi. W Main st.
Oklahoma cry. Okla
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Salesnaen

Can YOU sell stock In Texas re-
flnery ready to stsrt7 Ample crude. lis
own pipe line and tank oars. Small
capital. Endorsed by leading citizens
and chamber ~ commerce. Liberal
commission. All salesmen reporting big
sales
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uHFSgMAKtNG anl alterations
nHy "orgv'. Maple g:'1 Room 2i5
4 .tva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26

A New Halloween Car
"The ShiUers
BY
49, HALLOWEEN shuddes o 60
geher; then how about this for
&c; :: ;;:; e.; !? :::::; (:
; ! !
- ~x>n~&4 Halloween table in the din4
hadowy light and with all hand. we'll under.
AMM#&&M meath the overhansng witch and black
z&&&&&S2X Grated ablecloth We 1.-THE
Z&E@#&&8#R Shivera"
Ak@@#8 ~ We played it by passing carefully "prc~
SS&9&MV ~ paredtoma eoneshiver" articles from hand
#8NSMAn to hand without seeing what they 1t Is
HkN1M&H surprising how "creepy" things entirely inno
VkVWA cent to the sight be to the touch. Whoever
Ny - sqpeals or drops what he gets hold Of fine
V3 4#8 The things to brought a covered
q :
HnA to MIR Mrs Mystery Man al the head Of
X&%JAA the table and handed from her right hand
&XS&It~A neighbor left and then right and
ZH&|z&#&S&xN to he hand of
X%&e$YH&AW at the head of the table she drops and
next
W&8#2&TWV Anything wooly fluffy, slippery cold
W&&##x0 wabbly will feel "pooly" o the unee;ns
@W<eV ceiver A limp bean bag fluff Of cottonwood,
MK the feathery end Of a a. brac cluster lucky
:;:::;; /; ::
Let the Mystery Man Woman the head
NsS9ss42Am of the table a long cloak mask let
W. for a the o
objects passed. each making a written list
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-02

Previous to these two popular vic tories the crowd was treated to a. sensational ride by Johnny Loftus on samuel Riddles chestnut colt Nil. BrummeL
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-02
e:E$sE= s$ @ E = COnnecticut' Best Page :H z*s
Old Jockey, Who Murdered
 Clerk, Is Free Man Again

vided his conduct had been good. The conduct of no prisoner in Sing Sing had been better. Prison records do not show that Sweeney was ever dis ciplined or that he ever violated the prison rules. For years he lived in his cell on a. lower tier. tier 30 low that there was no sunlight in the cell, and no view of the sky at night as there was from some of the other cells. Sweeney went for more than 10 years without seeing the stars and the darkened heavens. Finally he saw them about three years ago. when Warden Osborne let him out Into the prison yard one night to help hunt for an escaped convict, who was thought to have hid somewhere about the prison.
 The Salvation Army asked Gov. Whitman to pardon the old horse man, and Gov. whitman passed the question up to Gov. Smith. Finally the pardon went through and was signed. Yesterday Sweeney stepped through the gates of Sing Sing a free man once more. He was just a little over 30 when he was convicted and now he is 50. He will have to start all over again, but the Salva- tion Army and his old time racing friends on the Coast are going to help him,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-02

The suggestion that tennis be in- cluded in the Olympic games is con- tained in a letter to George T. Adee, president of the United States Ma 'tional Lawn Tennis association, from H. Anthony Sabeln, secretary of the British Lawn Tennis association.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-02
MURRAY TO PLAY
 AT FOREST. HILLS

Robert IindIey Murray, national action for the first time this year on the courts of the West Side Tennis Club at Forest JT1lls, l.. IT., tomorrow afternoon. Murray will team with Harold Throckmorton against Walter Merrill Hall and s. Howard Voshell in a doubles match that is sure to make the trip to Forest Hills well worth while. The match will feature g. program that will make the formal opening of the West Side courts for the season.
 Harold Taylor and Frank Ander- son, two of the leading juniors of the Metropolitan district, will play the first match at 2:30 D. m. The big event will be started at o'clock.
 There has been an unusual amount of early season play at the West Side Tennis Club this spring. The courts are in fine condition and the interest aroused among the players who have already had a chance to get into ac- ton will be augmented by this op- portunity to see the ranking men in what promises to be an exciting match.
 Some tennis followers in this sec ton are surprised to note that the British Tennis Association has sug- gested to the other national bodies that lawn tennis be incorporated In the program for future Olympic games. It had been understood here that tennis already was an Olympic event However, the fact is that the tennis competition which was con- ducted at the Stockholm Olympic games was not really part of the off, cial program, but an added attrac- ton. It will be remembered that it was in the Stockholm tennis cornpe- tition that Miss NTolla, Bjurstedt came to the fore.
 The first dinner of the reorganized | New Jersey Tennis Association will be held this evening at the Orange Lawn ' Tennis Club. J. s. Myrtclz, vice pres ident of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association, will be the guest of honor, and an attractive pro gram has been prepared. A new as- sociation cup, which must be won five times, will be presented to the Mont clair Athletic Club, the champion of last season.