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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
WANTRD--TO RENT


wANTED--ny eoupis wtho~t sbild,.,
snsll unfofnish,d hoass rooms no, con.
siisi.d unless private entrance and bath
HHt Maple ga1g
AsTLD-rits or .s.tnau hou.. In A..
Hlfrbls i0rsiinn tsfs'. noss shd T~fma
n"nt fhons MspIs bt'7
NANTEb--i ~ rooms vim bstb sil~.
IN. furnished con plsts first fl.ss 10,
honsshs.plns sr vnfVtnlshsd. south slis
n,' gnhsIdtf"h psfmalsnt Al fsfsrshoss
'h III Maple iog
WAITED Rooms and bos'd with ssr.
sEs, IN private family. tny, b. Nr.l
'ihss Call Mspis idi,h
WAITED 10 isass ~ sroon mod.ru
,.o"uags ts'~esn JsndsfJ .bd 10
pNF large room siih ria-s ana biteh.n
"ii- ~ mother snd -Yn near Ard.ry
college must bs fif,i tlAl- Ssn turn *
pat'i isf'febc~s. D.T Osish0mAn
wANrrD- Unfyrnlshsd modern hoy... ,
looms ~ more Dsfo's January Bsge
~ shnnan
FrhNirhrD or Vnfurnrbsd HON. of tour
- s' f"uis Immediate posss.sioh !
z Afdf-rs shlryln hotel
NANTED-coupls With taby d..ifs. 4 ~
, h,siy fYfgt.hsd fooms Cor iirbth hSu.s.
At'Iias ~ 1T Il jah Csu Walnut isit
~ Magic GU
rtN. r.ntb hDus. M iatrst CON = Wi.
%. Walnut ish1 d1rins ofno. huap
lt'hIr Plumbing ca
rhJn hsu.. unfurnl.hsa. ar sny.
ninx timiiaf. phone Maple .fot. Mon.
dAy
TWO Rooms ia private. strictly mod.
era homs. m shiiitsG. BY young en-.
p'nysi rovtis wiih two chiidfsn school
SO ~hsrs children can be cared Tor
board preferred. ev, would consider
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
DREssMAKING AND nILLIrER'
sALHsMEN WANTED

srocK sALEsMEN.
We osn oss t'u more god men 10
handle ths shares in or compsny which
70 m monthly dividenh, psy,ns bssl.
w. or'r q clean company with clean men
behind II. come IN and tals Il over with
FEDERAL REsERvH PRODUCING
CoNPANy
Nt southvss' Ss'ionsl Rank Blds
Phone sinut siti
wASTEp--Rsi,ahi- speciality ssiesnea to
travel IN okishnma, ssilins hiGh srsds
speciality line 10 retail trade ihfoash
wholesale aroeer. saisf1 and sspens~-
references and bond required mast ~
producers Aasua n N -OkIaheman. Giy.
ing phoas aurbe,. V passibis
wANrep-Tvoa asis manager Tor Mis-
stssippt cod Colorado TO hssdIs II. eater
esMmlsi to sp-ts-dats tirs nsn. Hos
~, hSsheoss. oAla
WAkfgp- epsctsity ais.1sSl ss,i as-
tbessily s1sssttssd fosd ps.~iScts u the
Mail gvsess fes jobbsrs. aasvsstns. state
-. sspssseaca rsssssacs. ssiary ssp,c,ed
y eas ~
sALk1HHN WzNfRb-Fvs SIpsT,.sesd
etissHsa 10 call % ssslssv In Okla.
ns":; -. -. 1:sAs s.S k..s..; :'se stat.
sri's TSssl 6srsss Iis Ca. 10 ". Rsas.
0hifhsma CITY. Okla
sALssrAk wANTsp-~. .. - r.sd,
70 etsm p oaisho~s ssl .sas ssvsS
~ sght ess6 saiss~sa fss v'ricsiy cea.
m..sss rrsI"'.s", vma q, Or
Hss.i sisvis Sssdss, iks M,S. rns
scs,hvess~s DSsinSsiise cs9oaay, 6is-
trtSetsrs u Qsev(,Aa Hsailao APPLIANCES
for Alasesst kssess ssa OhisAoaA. kaa.
sN CITY, Me-; Wiehna. kaaesA
wANTEI,-sslesmsA ana essisetos with
esr s'assr ssvins hsAisA Ns ",
On Aps insi esn sss issi ssu, svsry.
thtng paia fos ssssns ,s(tsss - sAderss.
meat IRON tscAi baaosrs 80 ekamhss u
csams,cs Az sAsemsa rspestlaG big
:; 49,; Asys ssss sssrisssy 70. ,vs 81
.sg ssys' 80 ': a., g: s:,. s' ~. ~:
rssi sAissnan vs have 8 rial prspssitisA
ss s.e...sy ESS -o"' w.,.., ,w
WxNrED--fNrss EisE 1evss sa,.smss.
CllAAsma territory: Hsrmsnent con-
nss,isa e Msa vhe Snalify. Call sunday
~ The xsee: - nals.mase BIDS:
4 fsv. ssrst siaas ssssmoA,is nissmse
~ .okishoms CITY. Muss - Asls 70 prove
tAsts ssinty D eeltvsssss shs sseAs. ~
xukvv1n AUTO CO.
pAcss hs1ss ssss III n. BfsaAway.
61Q5Ck fAKnaNRN-.oS ssitsmSS ere
s'sssias p - msss eies aapy v,tA
81 eD-spesatieo 1ahee saiss sasy, top
esmMis>sa q. pee1ossrs, II ycs are :
80 eaA 4sa's anevss; soassihiNg New.
tA4 saly thlsG e iAIs iisl = lie sssas'
oelaAsas essp ss0ssay. hseAss. ohia.
NJ uAve spss(19 IT, iasstllesst yssns
rs = ssll sn hsnse ~ astksstle data
- 0Rssssele - ssssse : psewaaset
tn T. ~, ~ s.. Be- sSs'3s ~ ssss.sss Mssm
~: 6s6ksSs OH oSiH
3ns!eS-fss - es:.cMs A. k:ss. [
MS k:I.s q ~ !: is:4.. i: .''''
2k10zH vxnsob = ~ sss =.
- 60 - :!sss:s .s.is:s
A4:.E -; IS ::::;:;',.::::'' 9
Mk saikS oiay - N Ssssiss,.ss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

N
wASrkD- High shool sl,i gooY ~sse.
snd hons, to ss-i.t hossskon pors
Cell wAInu, Ni,
ASsfNTANT ch.ck SRI wanted. Apply
chsth room window. iS>ty floor. Bsch
ius hotel
nIk White Jsni,rsssss fer permanent en-.
pi0ytosm In downtown office building
Apply 10 budding supervisor. bassnsr'
p,oa.sr Bldg
wllffE GIhL TO aurss t.yssI old child
Phous WsInu, 1907 III wssl isth ~
VIII IN NURSE maid ~snl,d vhe can a.
~ With Laundry. iV West So,h
w.laut tsit
wAkTEb- b-whns or eolersd woman "a
do family wsshins Apply ~ Wsst sta
WANTED, at once, ., the ch,idr.a's fsa
an assistant hous-s.epsr. steady pssition
to th- rish' party call wA,as, all
coLoRkp xitl Tor s.esrsl bous-work
ins " i,th, walnut issi
WANTED Esp.tsac.d cl.sh. Vale Rsl
cry. sIi n broadway
SCHOOL girl 10 wrs fsr room snd
hoard hapis NIL
TWO sirIs ssnisd for slsvstsS epssstov
apply assistant msnasS desk. Huesis
ho,.l.
TWO sIpsrisec. chores girls. addr...
n.s. osls.
"A.'Epphcss.s,'p., "a. psSs.s,, ,"' ,'fs,g s ,oa
win ,eon .sd meals ,fsn,pors alton fur
hlsheJ. csll Toe Mr. CsliiNs. wednesday
Soii itotsi. oAishoms cur
wANTED--A d.hwssh-r Tor b..atfss,
aud dinner wagss 90 . vess. Thomas
w, ,rrn ~. - -.
h g or. I ;.d s,: ss:'. :, r;s:s -. a, ay s s.d
,,s" ns, i7n " Lu"'''' '" '" ~" W."
rATrr OF Two a..ir., service. ., high.
r.: i've q, e ,..s.s ,,.;,' m: .:. !.
:.: &. III H % =: 49,: .e:: -: :A:;
~ IS = -, a,,s. Z. ...s,., ..s ~I.s.. s..:.,.,
,.:.;: \: ;:::k,.s, Z: ,s q: ~ S.sa- Fsess A.'''
D.."wA.ass-... y. .'4'.1.'-.===- hsA.'..
INDEPENDENT ,:s., s.as.,. rss..
MALL M rArrE .'e; ~ .s.s.: .r: In sss
i; s ! 4: !; +: i: Z H.:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WAITED 4 ntddis.assl lsdy fos
aes..s..e., c.n I" !" " 1
prrs city, phcrs ~ vr,s.
~sSrTSxy'"'' Nv n,.,,,' '''s at u" :" Reno,
wsHrs o.. ~" :.ms H. e. s::s:. s:::, A',:;
..:..., :. ~: ~. w:'s. .,si'
s.rra sw v.Aovs, ss' Il s,y. Addr.s'
n;m - os,s1eT.. ---z -..,..,
"sSrsn =, s,SS..,ss.H .; s.sssi,se.a ssr .A,,.
'v'.i:;' v.;:T ,;:' - VS. =. ,s:. !: '''''''' =
" 'fS; ;,;s "''.'''1 A'''' "-s''''' ~
NEED several p,ss.sn, p.cvis 10 mss.
.'%.:',.s y ::''s; ::,s :' is%'::: ';''::
wAStsD -, :.,;:..-,.,s.. - = ...,,. ~,
M.., .t..ss 'n.ssss. = -.
~; II. $. n, n: .::. :::.; =. ~.
:ss;.%;::, n y: ::.... :. : : .. .'..
;::;:;::: s:;:::::.' '. .''.'' ..'::'.
= !. !. :. :; 4: g: s;:s:,;:i: = ~
~. =. .eu,.,'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
MALI HELP WANTED

13Bp-l eAa We sessrsi iivs-wns ~
gSoDee who have ins ability t9gshow
IN tuDotts. nast be allie TO furnish ca
. nj Qfsf8ettye proposition made 20
D0Dotee:Y onlsss tov ale able 10 hs nd,s .
~ oepUoeit,on application would not be
ooesv1i eoSary With eli sapfns-s guar
Du1t oastioDfy otlaaous. Cal In per.
~ nAhe Application - Clvcuis lion
noQA poeDss -etortms~ oklshsmsh "
NlseD~ne Cay. Otiahoms
l xUf6 bRiviSd--oriy 30. 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
DETECTIVE AcIHclEs

NJ A Baesllsnt s1ssrtu.
ntyi seed pay; travel: write G &. Led.
vf. 0l Mestsvss 1ldq.. kans.s CITY. No
YH0HNiX iNT0RNAfiOR EUR6AU.
oscrsi lnsrs'tgst .oss aaA rspors. all
nattsss artetty sssfs1sasiaL Addrss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
ROOM AND DOARD WANTED

|
NICELY furnished sleeping rooms ssnfis
! m't preferred ~ Wssi ,h
/ sdioih,ss bsihfoom dsnilsmsn ~
teff"h lV' lp'h ~ fhohs Ma pis esbl
ron HIgTa-Ffprt roam rirsiy futnl.h.J
/ sT'u hrrs rsii Mans -
; HEbnDGN ti,rh.o pr,itsx,. ,.,.,.,,..
~ Wtsi i,h wsIsu IA, /
/ LAndE. d..r.bi. room fo, oos M to
| psr.0ks. rps-t plenty hot water con
| tinususiy, tufnae. h,.G .eo,.,lel. 4,
.srlhs, s.u'h Anl sast exposure ~
bAsl nm ~
yDuR beautifully fufrishsd room, In ttps
hflShbpfbnod TO ,olyls, no children
'hl'h''E NApi" 'oli
. WANTED. Roommate fpf yaur. lutt
. 40 > tih walnut ibtl
r,,u uV.sr. .-t -. ...
tuom. adiolnlns bath In psu buns.Iss
iiis " Lindsay
ron HEHr Beautifully furnished sleep.
ihx In new sparmsnt go W Ltb
N"nui li4A
NEWLY dsoofst.d nicely fornishsa
,mm' ni'i,s hons. so.td n.', door .
nIsa' t'ni'insa ~ .@"p'"Jsd msn and
ynn -, --..s
/ hLNl 'hs arr osnsAfistlJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

.x,v,,r,cvr -
..
g,,,s w,,h ss -.
In tia, ia. NJ. IN, bo.rsii. 0Ln
spis1 M. ,ouf snni,.pt si,. them real
n,othsfy c.,.. .ys,ioI sttention si,.n
10 tho Ihyshsl snd moral Development u
loSi 'm,a. p,.r" .n9 blSl' ,s i'sd,Ss ,S .,S-
s,.n "a. ... Al A., 80 ,ha.. 49,
isrs.H
sIssouEar,,rit.n .ncf,yKyrpsb ...,
.,,,n.n.n, ,a.,,,o,' .na,,s. @
enc. stsnosrsphie .ors w.lnu, ,i6,.
AN VspyuiyNcrn ,oio,.a x.,. -
ass,,. . ...,,,os 4, . .,.i, ha,., n,
.o.,s,n. ,.s '".n no' %
ibt. ~ A 0ssfy. osls.
t.sp.r ou farm D.so o,ishsnsn-
WANTED Position a. hos..s.-., by
widow With email child hspl. u2t-J
pytinyD .la.,t, i.ay zi.h.. b,,,. An
.,ehsnss fof comps uienship snd s.-,si
rth ho.s'vofs "'r'n's' s''hsns"d
@ oH'."o'" -.---.-.--.-.,-. a..
EtrENT pp. ~sh's ro,iuon Cat Wal.
hu ~, ~. Ne"'i'h' -----.--
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

iifHF isssr'r' ~ rsrf tur.t. YHst
rFnfH .sIr HIaH fIFI. I..t ....
uoN .H. ttuIr Walnut Isi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
PHRs0NAL

WANT 10 kss~ the eddrsss Of Alssr'
Rstsh.t, pssess sstifv sss ~ CAss'
tsv. Qkls.
u Sss s5s slsk vJis ssS cs..s .s NJ y
~ ann -slfssls- -.kiAssv. Iiy,r ., ,soa.
seA tsssAlA eAssDssiss. hlss blood
psseousA ean - sncs AsA iassstisssa
klsstrs neqsstie sAtAs
vx1b9ND6k co6BH ysss SsSsksss
vss>4 itos y hsAs from yos ssd wtshAs
Re ? Sen ceylse1As esea 81 NAH Ia
n nase tefth ~. Nsv Ysvs cty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

NHHH.'I..N iNNfNflNM Y
rbuu b.o.. n,,,,,,i.h.,
Aay
TwsJ rooNa in ,,,,.t. .,,,o,I. -
ora hons. m ehidr.a. By youns an.
p'hysi rovtis wiih two rhiidfsn school
ass ~h.rs ehIdrsH can b. cared Tor
eoA'd p,".tt.d, eo' would consider
po"h i% ehhiren onp husband re,
~" ws,h'ns HtN oan 500
ranAsy ssa .n., . y, n, I,.,;
I4N-Ii untii W.dn.sdsy
on. -. .-
i,s t.gy,,, a., r,h,.,,, ~, ,.,f-'
.N, r.,ti,gi,,, ris O.t.br,.n
WAITED T., rent ,,ooy ho,.. .i;ht,
- So - -
poon WIN poApn M, ps.r
Oo" po"sD ~ NL"A
...,
ATTRACTIVE h.dfoafns. private hons.
.fetsirh,es ssalrsd. On car linz Ma.
p'e W. ------ .
MODERN furnished southeast sleeping
s.r room =" rss .st ''..s,. ndi", "d & Ss.'ra an
ROOM .th t-o meals. for isdi... iLIs.
az Wet M
ssrii.m,n. y,iy.,. Nom. M.,i. ans
TAKE yS4r m,.. a, III, II Broadway.
hori~ cooking Wslnus rtib
ROOM and board fer . gsstiemsa or
ooari. snploy.d. In best part Of oiiy.
rh'h" Ns'hs' Nl. -
""a"p ANp Eyok h%os'.n .,,.. "
ftt Wee, t,d 4,
NICELY fu,,,.h.d from, ,en- 10, ,vs
men ~ couple employed. board IL Do.
siy,s wsinvt l,II
-, .---.-----.-.., go.
f'N 'siee loom VNn eorn
Small. cor, ..,, ,so'n I'm bo. "a -, an.
ssrilsmsn Wsinu, ts.s
LARGE ..n. furnished room vi,h board
Napls s.it
Roox and board; walking distance.
yrp, ,,c.l, ,.fn,.n.d ,,,,,,. roam and
b.a,oom n,sr ,,e,lisa, So,rd vslL.
ing distance, Dro.d~.y ana Csp,,o, car.
iins, Nspls t'et
rinsr cla.. room and board 81 i,,o N
.,a,.'hn - Ion ,,,, "sr,fa,, NJ.
bschsior, hsW
ONE l.,.. roam Win Lars. elo.., ,vo
ns.i. dsy fot empIoysd p.op,s Ns-
pie 's''-a
UNFINISHED ROOM FOR RENT
-.' W. --'-~ s->e"---s'-' - '----,'>' ->>~s->~s
rwo unfmn,:h.d ,o.m. for rent. ne chit.
dfen s.i 1.'' s'n u
r- 's-;---== = -
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
~--~~~~----~ --~~--~-~~~-~-~0~~-"--~~~->~
AZ room A.I .nl .a.'s as ID s.r.' sr..! 'i:s ., s'%
h.n,s .i,ho., ANAL shiiar sr,s.rr,d
fsss. Is. S.lss, "s ''A'' : ''
,,; &c.; c n,..e.a..
~->,.s'V ~V.-- .,...,..~..,s..SI.N.---.-. D.-S~-S~
,,or., .,o.nw.v =. -, r..
% so csr,,s,,, U ,.e.,sa sss.,.,,snI, SsI
% ts y
cIsissI
Isr ,ss,n s.m.i.,.i, .ss.ss.d -.
:sss..': -ss s:,:; :s 4, :iir ,..s .:''' A.''' '
MONARCH E5fFf. ~ ESss isz; n.
-..====:=.s==za..=...r-=z-z
IvkNIshAD sVO.s SOn ssNI
:, ~ .o~,..
S \. ,.. ..,:c:s s,.,.. :':,::.
is " '.s,
':.'s" -: s:,:ss ,::, ':::: :s::.::.:: - ..
80 w..s ~S -
GIsrLiSs s.s1Sz ;,;-1 ,,.,,,b,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29


|yIS'y ~ tUH 6xNY1D.
loeA Ne loa q u % - - carry
)114A ~ tftasa seatSA No ssi-
4 }S1nV ~ ApeiS City cises.
219 MlshonsAA.rs.ss-
IL 65UsSssf sNA kiarsssmish
III - o04eo o. \. hssAss. Fletcher.
|HlIyUU--A fsst e'-.s rker and n.
pope Il. hooAis fist work end rough
y ~ - np~h- Esesisios Laundry.
~ WAtfS16-x sesl .pc,i,icn n,
U1W .W&Qs ansWss ~ eNes ur wire.
s-t.ss " sssr. rr.a-ries, @
sl5ts9tTs ,....A, ana a-,,.-
= S10 y. S~A.
- .Ssye.a SsI1ss ana auto
~ b2 p.u. Ohsakomsn
~ li,e. marker snl snr'sr. ~
~ y & t. slss fIrs> slass wash
~ h04 M art. Wire Rro~n,
ItsieSS. e4ltSa 0sis.
eso yJtt DoM-tteSs. si.sn ana
Il elo r. esmeel. gti 0ss,sn,y
4 ~ nsbeAs
!. 11l'y ~. .Gasklatsi N ko d.
y! i.:s. .ss':s. i;':'.
- n "a n 'otslsss.s.ss = c,s,, n,
oo eo1s6eDaa; satsvy esshS
NM. ss'ss 81 x.s y ssss sass
- ~ $50, - sceX Sor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

No eevs srvssaI rsu,-s open Tor boys
Dpxep thc ere cf ~ sni rs ABBY
ossulaflps nsassss. Ckiahomso snd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

YunAlouDo 10vo8o AND
AHA33nBn1o t0R R8Nf
AEspuosooNgA ssupsA vssA - sssearsa
y sSAN a1sa9 sseA .webesA yse4q'
Vsisssssss ssskaassS. S.s6 sSSs on.
fQtx.N66H K1I1X SSST1ssI iJ3s
W ltth wsisSl oeti.h. C.
Svas'ss.b T. '::. sss,s:s.s e Z;
EidHGT5SESsz 5.f.ss SIn~sa,
Ss~y g - sa''s'A ~ kss'
nloeDIlAuDOUo ro1 a1n1
~>~~~~~~~~ss-~>N>~- --~~-~s-s< saH~~-~>s~~~
AQCvq1 N4Qsn 1ssae Hsn4l isss-a
Il -, -: as:sa :::as: l'a y h'i'
"4sT =; n - = GM W.
oS5scss 40 s1psssoozs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

1DH 64NyID. =,
y - - :. RI ~. g = ,s:,. :: +. e:.s, ~.
}S1MV ~ AuViS city cises.
1al1 0hlskonsAR. .rt.ss-
j Eo61SSo 8. \. MssAss. Fletcher.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
MALE HELP WANTED
pOoKKErrEns AND

~ ~ ~"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

HOTEL bROADWAf
CENTRAL
ON BROADWAY. AT FOURTH.
Every rom Csmptstsiy sasieDsd ssI
With private bsth. Phoss MAeis 3Set
conascis SnA all rooms.
N0NAKCH K5TFi. ~ ESsi is1, NJ
esn bs,eh: rsous u. .Se-N vssk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29

LOST sunday evening, on Nsb,rpss, ss.i
ts-sn ursRd aad Maie o.. . biii feldes
fS" ssun s i,s!., % r.rsp..i I"ss cara. e. ana q,
currency. rvwasd tar rsturn Masrtas n
Coz, psritns Valve Mfs Co, as Nsse
National hank.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
STOLEN AUrOMonLRs

'oSE 1919 rord touring car. Nsv ysvs
license aunb,r :fissi, sasiss svml,sS,
ise'N. electric starter, tee rtreStone
TRES on rsai wheels, one deodv,ch and ose
hiAess'ops on front, right ffont fsWAse
slightly bent on edge 80 revsrl.
COOPER q wOODRuFr.
sf OIL Exchange Bidf
Maple tess Mapie stSf. Maple iesl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-29
HOTEL DIRECTORY

HOTEL BROADWAY. ~ Nsrh Broad.
~sy, csnusiy lsestsd. esmfovtAniy
located; fte 10 N.Se. weekly sssss y Y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-22
Farm Sale
Calendar
Tuesday Sent %.

Tuesday, Sept. %.
c. L. Policy, mile south Of Hollans-
burg on Middleboro pike, $50 a. m.
Cox, Brown and Whitehead dissolu-
ton sale, three miles east of Modoc
and II mile north of Carlos, cleanup
sale, at 10 o'clock.
"Wednesday, Sept. 20.
Ralph Bales and Mrs. o. L. Fem,
"a mile west of Williamsburg, at II
noon.
Mrs. Joseph Switzer, 1 mile east OF
Eaton and IL mile south of Dayton
pike, at 10 o'clock.
Thursday, Sept. rs.
Alton Hale and Clayton Dickey, on
Alton Hale farm, miles east of Rich.
mond on the Backmeyer road, general
sale, at 10 o'clock.
NJ w. Reavis, six miles south OF
Winchester, near Beech Grove School
at 1920.
Friday, Sept. 26.
W. P. Krom, Williamsburg Pike. Big
Type Poland China Hog sale.
Lester Lindsay, 5 miles northeast OF
Richmond, on State Line pike; general
sale.
Saturday, Sept. 27.
VIM. H. Reedy, y mile north OF
Greenvjlle pike, at II o'clock.
Tuesday, Sept. 80.
Delbert Funk, l mile north of Mid
dleboro, on the williamsburg pike, prin
cipally live stock, 1890.
Wednesday, October I.
Riley McCarty and Sanford Wilson
? miles west of Dublin, general sale, al
10 a. m.
George B. Miller. Il mile east Of
Whitewater, on Richmond and Hol
lanburg pike, general cleanup sale al
10 o'clock.
Tuesday, October 7
Tuesday, Oct. IN. L. Wood, II
miles south of Richmond, six miles
north of Liberty.
R. H. Whitesell and c. M. Taylor
cattle and Duroc hogs, at a. m. Farm
1 mile east Of Concord church, neal
Eaton on Wyatt pike.
Thursday, October 9.
Joseph Henderson, miles south
east OF Straughn, at 10 a. m.
Jesse M. McWhinney, 2 IL mile:
south of Richmond and l mile west
on the Wolverton pike. General sale
at 10 a. M.
Union County Big Type Breeders
Association, at A. P. Creek farm, five
miles northeast of Liberty, miles
southwest of Kitchell. Hogs and cat
tie, at 1890.
Monday, October 10.
William Wilcoxen, nine miles nortt
east of Richmond, Duroc hogs, at
o'clock
Wednesday, October IS
NJ. W. Miles. PA miles south O.
Campbellstown, on Wyatt road, at II
o'clock.
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Winchester, Ind.

Mrs. E. B. Gray of Los Angeles,
Calf, is the guest of relatives and
friends in the city. Mrs. Kyle Gard
was hostess to the Madonna club,
Thursday afternoon. Miss Maurine
Moore Of Miamisburg, O., is the guest
of Mrs Fora Cox. The Priscilla
club met with Mrs. Grace Bishop,
Thursday afternoon. The Christian
Women's Board of Missions held their
September meeting with Mrs. H. E.
McNees . Mrs. Glen Davis entertain
ed Thursday evening at o'clock din
ner, Miss Hattie Benefited of Yer
SALES, O., and Miss Mary Conner. 80.
Mrs. Link Peinheimer Of Dayton, O.,
Is spending few days with Mrs. Char
les Davis and other friends and rela-
tiyes. . Mrs. Asa Teal of Pittsburg,
Pa, is in the city. She came to at
tend the reunion Of the 124th Indiana
Volunteer Infantry, also to visit rela-
tives and friends. .. The Monday Aft
ernoon Bridge club met with Mrs.
James P. Goodrich, Monday afternoon.
At the conclusion Of the games, the
hostess served a dainty luncheon.
The Current Event club met with Mrs.
C. F. Ferris, Wednesday afternoon. An
article by the hostess, Musical Pre-
ScTlptloHS was greatly ENJOY eu..
Misses Thelma Coble and Ina Carson
left Monday for a visit with friends at
Detroit, Mich. :. Miss Marie Norman
has resumed her studies at Tudor
Hall, indianapolis Miss Marion Grey
left Monday morning for Oxford, o.
to complete her course of study at Ok
ford college. 8. . Miss Viola Butts, who
is in the government employ. and has
becn visiting relatives and friends
here, indianapolis and Terre Haute
for the past month, will return tc
Washington, D. c., to resume he1
work . . Mrs. B. F. Hill, Mrs. Thomas
and daughter, Mrs. Pearl Bragg left
Thursday for visit with relatives in
Springfield, O.. Mrs. John c. Bates
and daughter, Miss Celia, returned
Thursday from Indianapolis. Miss
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-22
War Insurance Bureau
Pays $25, 900, 900
In State of Indiana

Indiana families are being paid $685.
6OS,2OO in War Risk insurance claims
by Uncle Sam. He is making restitu-
ton to those whose sons and husbands
died in the service of their country
during the greatest war of all times.
There are 1880 insurance claims be-
ing paid in Indiana through the bureau
of War Risk insurance to beneficiar-
les named at the time application for
insurance was made by soldiers, sail
ors and marines, now dead. The av-
erage policy carried by these 1880
men was $8,740.
Disabled soldiers as we'll as widows
and children and dependent parents
of those who have died, are being
made comfortable by the government,
which is paying 1924 compensation
claims to residents Of Indiana
In addition to the insurance and
compensation claims now being paid
in Indiana, there are LAB of both
these classes Of claims under investi-
cation. These cases, however, are
rapidly being adjusted following an in
vestigation by burea representatives.
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Strike to Cost Unions
About 100000 a Week

BRIAR CLIFF, N. Y, Sept. o.
The six hour day is the worst law that
can be struck production, declared
Chauncey M. Depew last night in his
sixth annual address at Briar Cliff
lodge for the benefit of All Saints
Episcopal church.
"Of all the years in history none
have been so important as the year
from July 1, 1918 to July 1, 1919" said
Mr.. Depew. Il wish to say word
about Americas problems that have
been solved and the problems that
have not been solved.
I'VE won the war. That problem
was solved. Militarism is dead for
ever. Our industrial problem has got
to be settled by thrift, economy and
production. There has got to be some
process by which labor and capital
understand each other better than be
fore, so that each shall have a better
knowledge of business and of them
selves.
Everybody has got to take part II
production to help the prosperity Of
the country. The worst blow that cOulC
be- struck production would be the
inauguration of the six hour day. Fol
the sake Of economy, we should make
up state and national budgets with
care, and there should be no appropria
lions except those necessary"
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Mary WATSON has returned from a few
days spent in Indianapolis. u. Miss
Balm, who has been spending several
weeks with Miss Grace Yunker, has
returned to her home in Pittsburg, Pa.
The ]. M. S. c. met Thursday with
Mrs. Albert King. The hostess served
two-course luncheon. Mrs. Nathan
Chenoweth kept open house Wednes-
day, in honor of her niece, Miss Goul-
da Horn, who has travelled extensively
in Australia and other foreign coun-
tries, as vocalist, with a chautauqua
company. .. Mrs. w. w. Goodrich and
children were entertained at o'clock
dinner, Tuesday evening by Mrs w.
r. Hunter. Mrs. Lizzie Clark enter
tanned Friday evening, complimentary
to her daughter, Miss Mary, who en-
tiers Hanover college, and Miss Doris
Hutchens, student at Miami. . . The
Royal Society club met Wednesday
afternoon, with Mrs. Roy Kaylor. Dur.
ing the social hour the hostess served
luncheon. Miss Mary Martha Hunt
has returned from a short visit in In.
dianapolis. 80. Mrs. Chester Hobbick
and daughter, Virginia, have returned
| from a visit with relatives in Missouri
| -. Miss Frances Kelley, who is EN-.
ployed by the National Republican
committee has been transferred from
New York to Cleveland, O., after a
months vacation here with her moth
er and sisters she will again resume
her duties. Mrs. J. v. Benton of
Chicago, has been the guest for a week
of her sister, Mrs. w. o. Smith
Mrs. John R. Engle has returned from,
indianapolis, where she was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs Lee Hart.