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The Washington times., 1919-01-04
NEEDS1O,OOOTODAY
FOR JEWISH RELIEF

Washington has until midnight to
attain its quota of 5000 for the re-
lief Of Jewish war victims. The
quota is now $4,000 short.
The honor roll of cities that have
oversubscribed their quotas daily has
been growing longer. and the name
of the National Capital is not in the
list.
Two thousand dollars were pledged
the 100000 basis should have been
$4,000.
In spite Of the discouraging figures
with which they have been confronted
during the entire drive, the teams of
workers for the fund feel confident
that they will be able to put the fund
over the top before midnight.
Washington has this afternoon ard
evening to make the campaign a sue
cess.
Members and captains Of the va
rious teams Of workers which have
been soliciting subscriptions in every
night to miss no opportunity today to
boost the fund up and over the neces-
sary $50, 900 mark.
Canvass Former Donors.
Every Washington man and woman
who gave to the fund last year and
who as yet has not contributed this
year will be approached today and
ask ed to put himself down for at least
a portion of the amount that he con-
tributed last winter.
Workers feel certain that favorable
weather today will assist them, this
being particularly true in the cases
of the women, who have been collect
ing for the fund in theaters, hotels
department stores, and on prominent
street corners
This morning the last Of the "inspi-
ration" meetings, which have been
held every day in the office of the
chairman Of the committee, Simon
Lyon, was held and every feasible
plan for obtaining subscriptions was
considered.
Jews Aaided Other Drives.
Not only did the Jews back the Uni
ted War Work, the Red Cross, and
other campaigns before their own, but,
during its continuation they have had
to contend with the additional handi-
cap of inclement weather and the
holiday season, when many Washing
tonians were absent from the city.
AS IL mas peen IOuno lInpractlcaDle
to canvass the Government depart
ments, as had been planned, it is
urged that all Government employees
take advantage of the pledge coupons
printed in the local papers today to
send in their subscriptions.
Those who yesterday contributed
500 or more, are: I. Fink. collections,
S120.25; Merchants Transfer Com
pany, 500; Widows Mite, 500: Julius
Voldenberg, 5000; Morton Goldenberg,
$500, and Potomac Electric Power
Company, 500.
The Washington times., 1919-01-04
"CHAPP|E" GA[T IS
SAFE AFTER BATTLE

Private Walter A ("Chappie)
Gait, OF Washington, nephew OF Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, has been over the
top, surrounded by German soldiers.
and under violent bombardment, yet
has come out unscathed and Is long
ing for the fine weather and sunshine
Of Chevy Chase. ...
Gait, who has done his bit as just
a buck" private of the 314th Infantry.
Of General Kuhn's now famous Seven
ty-ninth Division, received his first
taste Of modern warfare on Septem-
ber &c, according to a letter which
has just been received from him. by
his mother, Mrs. w. A. Gait, s OK
ford street, Chevy Chase. K
we went over the top at 4 a. m.
September e." he said. "For fye days
we fought and drove back the Huns
eight miles. A vivid description Is
impossible, but II you can imagine
all the modern inventions OF warfare
turned loose at once and felt your
self the center of attractions, you
have my impressions.
II am using my musket as a desk,
and my feet are sticking out in the
sunshine to dry. 1t has been raining
since we reached this rest camp, and
you can imagine how welcome the
sun was this morning. I know II Is
beautiful in Chevy Chase now. The
weather here Is very cold and damp
much different from Indian summer
in the States"
Private Gait held out little hope
for his divisions return to this coun-
try before spring.
The Washington times., 1919-01-04
pEHYpRATEp FOOD FOR YANks.

Fifteen million pounds of dehydrated
vegetables had been ordered by Gen.
eral Pershing for overseas use up to
the signing Of the armistlce. the War
Department said today,
The Washington times., 1919-01-04

Mems Bible Class OF the Calvary
Methodist Church I'm the morning. and
Leroy Hamilton will sing.
Miss Clara HcInowee will speak on
Temples Of China and Japan" at the
Y. w. c. A. at 4:30 o'clock.
The Rev. Earle wilfey.' OF the Yer.
mont Avenue Christian Church. will
deliver the sermon at the IL o'clock
services.
Spiritualist Church. viii give annual
prophecies at T:30 o'clock.
The annual meeting OF the Presby-
terrain Home will be held Thursday
morning at 1850 o'clock at the home,
1918 Newton street.
The Washington times., 1919-01-04
tom" LAWSON SUED az
\ HIS DAUGHTERIK-Lk

I" BOSTON. Jan. 4.--Thornas w. Law
son was made a defendant in a suit
here brought by his dsughter-in-isw'
Mrs. Arnold Lawson. who Chains thai
Lawson promised 70 help support hei
and her four children during the
period her husband. Arnold Lawson
is in military service.
Lawson appeared In the superior
court without counsel and asked
short delay 20 allow him TO prepare
kis dstense.
The Washington times., 1919-01-04
CABLES SEIZED TO
HURRY CASUALTIES

The real reason for the Government
taking over the cable systems was
to expedite the Transmission Of the
casualty lists from France. Senator
Lewis Of Illinois declared today.
Lewis, who Is the Democratic
whip" Of the Senate, and believed
to be In close touch with the Admin
fstration, said an official statement
to this effect would shortly be sub
mitted to both the House and the
Senate.
The Washington times., 1919-01-04
Sore Throat Prudence

Yourmedicine shelf is not vel stocked
without q bottle of ToNSILlEs for you
don't know what moment Il may BE
needed 10 relieve q sudden CO of Sore
Throat. Relieving Sore Throat is ON
SHINES special mission. tismsde for
thst-sdvertised for thst-sold tu that
one purpose. ToNSUlNE is the hst-
ionsl Sore Throst Remedy. t is sold N
every State in the Union. 1ol r.
viii need TONSIlxftE one of q
these days, or some night vben
the drug store 10 closed better "a
have q bottle ready st bone 1
when you need it most. &c. Il
and e0c. Hospital Sise. t1M ~
The Washington times., 1919-01-04
NEW YORK SUBWAYS ARE
REFUSED S-CENT FARES

NEW YORK, Jan. 4-The board of
estimates has decided that the Inter.
boro Rapid Transit Company cannot
charge an Scent fare. The New York
Railways Company also. was refused
permission to raise its fare to cents
and charge 3 cents for q transfer.
The troubles Of the company, ac-
cording to Controller Craig, were due
to excessive rentals paid to subsi-
diary companies.
The Washington times., 1919-01-04
Q. o. p. WOMEN TO MEET.

Republican women will formulate
their policies concerning reconstruction,
edncstional, and political problems at
a meeting Of the Republican Wonen's
National Executive Committee in Chi
cago January & The COMMITTEES will
have q joint conference with the Re
pubiican National Committee on Janu-
ary 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25
MALE HELP WANTED


WANTED Experienced ,p'Ufoi maid
iladduu Hall 9li " l0'h
WASTID-You lady IG 10 2u years
of ngc Tor Office work splendid 0p
porgniIy for ambitious glr. lu reply
glgo age. education, married or sin 10
hud telephone number oct. OA.aho-
man
WAITRESS wanted at Bristol dining
room.
WANTED--A yolng lady for general Of
ficc work with large firm, prefer on"
with experience In keeping records or
books; must bt able To write neat hand
and make accurate figures. give age,
references and salary expected 10 starr q.
chance Tor Advancement. Address O-d.
Okldhomhn.
WANTED Three good made Apply
Room 8vg. skirvin hotel
WANTFD-Colored girl general house b.
work. must bo neat and good COOK
small family. top wages. Phone Wal
rut -iah
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Want Ad Rates ard
Information for
OKLAHOMA INES
Effective April 4, 1919

All week day classified advor,ising
runs II hoih papers NJ one price Sun.
day Ohlahomnn one issue same rate as
tho two dailles.
Word Line Inch
One time, Daily Oklnho-
man and Times ,,...?c l,c li.N
Three times, Daily Ok.
llhonnn aud Times
per day ......u...l lee 10 lbs
One week. Oklahomnn
and Times per day, 4 i-3c &c DC
Ono month. Oklnholnan
and Times. per day. LEO 10 NJ
Figure air words 10 the line. twelve
lines 20 the inch.
Rooms For Rent. Boarding and situs-
ton Wanted. both Oklahoman and
Times. l.6c per word, This rate does
not include Houses or Store Rooms for
Rent
Classified contract rates for Okla.
homan ana Times o 900 lines 10 be used
within one ycnf from date of contract
or contract for three lines daily for one
year 20 per line each issue. copy
,hhrgcd m often p desired
No nd accepted for less than ?bc
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ron CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
'"r r. ADS VIII bo run thirty days
only, when renewed viii he solicited
CHARGE WANT ADS will no, be
run longer than thirty days without
renewal
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same day first inHer
tlon of ad nppears tAl out.m Town
want ads and all wanted to rent rllnh'
iions wanted. and household goods tds
arc positively cash IN advance,
ADVERTISERS should retain re-
eeIp,a gison by Tho Ohahomn FNu's
to patrons making payments over tho
offlco counter. ns no mistakes can DC
roctlfiod without 'hc'n.
CLOSING HOtRS--hh want ADS 10
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is To run, except Sunday. All want aus
for The SUNDAY Oklhhomhn must be "
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want ads 10 start In Times mum he ~
'hc business office no, later than "
O'clock ON the DAY OF publication
Branch offIcd in Westfalrs drug store.
e0G West Main. In open daily AZ - m,
and close, at & y. m Wnnt shs re-
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serted under the heading. Too Late 10
ClrSsifv."
PIIND ADs-No answer 10 blind ad'
viii be given nnless ticket Is ptes'u, "a
showing key number when placlng ~ Nv
rds Answers ~ 0u' of.town blind ads
will he forwarded without cost
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charged n, the s.rie rnts ns cash huh
and collections win be msde q, you
homr or office the same day tfs' IN
.ertion " ud appears this is an accom-,
nodaiion service and payments rnou,p
aIways he made pfoTnil" when ~
prescn,rA. Always ask your telephone
Al 10 be repeated bnck 10 you by ".
telephone nd ,aker to- make sure th"'
II has been correctly ta' ~ The oNm
hnman Times cannot asrume tospons'-
bIlty tor errors Of any kni occurring
IN ,el.phone advertisements. ,.,. -,
sd. be mlsclassifiod. The convenience
of the rendc IL ronsidorcd as well aS
the advertiser
PHONE PRX-j
ASK FOR WANT AD
DEPARTMENT,
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AGEN~S WANTED

AGENTS 10 solicit FOR the Grea, South
eru Life Insurance Co. IN this city
and IN every county ~ the state liberal
commissions given. Office over Security
Natl bank. Il. ~ pldhgm,a General
Ageut
If YOr happen 10 lie short of reudy
We will loan you ON anything OF value
Uncle Sans Pawn Shop, 20 South
Broadway.
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WANTED

Two young lady clerks
position,
excellent chance for pro-
motion; must have at
least ore or two years
nigls schooling. Western
Union Telegraph CO.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
JRNisHED ROOMS soR RENT
REDS FOR RENT.

,oo corto,,oble new sp,tns cot bsds.
dow ns,nirs. ready any time; ladies. up
stairs only after IL n m, when ditn,ea
close. city Auditorium. Walnut BJSy
SIX beds. close In. for Fair visitors. ~
T.. arr, Phone Walnut 500.
NICE room for Two ladies eme,oysd.
meals. i29 East Tth. Walnut 17S6.
LADY alone wants to rent nice front
room. also garage. Walnut sses.t.
ONE from, room with use Of diniua
room and kitchen. call after y. M
300 West 9TH.
FURNISHED servants loom for rentS
Walnut 6s6i. 1915 West 2ist.
efEFptN,. ,oo,, Tar tvo nv -isy a;
month. a. West ChlckassN,
t-AV1:i, -ic.ri,y ,oom With he1 And c0T
"a E,st 1,h Mamie W7
Fop pFNr-dNicc .lcenir. roam ssoS
tatr visi,nrs 40, " lin
- -. ~ -.
fVR hEN & 70 Two t.shges'sa sh ~.
srs.r,ng T rotch V ",.o eernss, rsfc,sncsS
e,rtsrs.G Nvoi,ut Hi -, 80
,n@,,s n@'s.s. -. -. -. 80: a.T.y-
or , weeks bosrd'hs houss ans
ACCOMMODATION fot from . e
transfer 70 fair. tss ". isth.
HAVE SEVERAL nice bedrooms 70 rent
70 viNto"s Attending .'ate fair. Fhone
Walnut sos, 10 u. Sth
CLOSE IN, comfortable bedroom, BATH
adjoining c9n'enlent location. WA.
nut litl lds West sth,
FURNISHED room pfivai. home; Ear~
rge breakfast II desired. Maple aeSl.
FRONT bod room adjoining bath, 1S09:
also garage 100. iiii W. list III.
| FOR KENT--ro refined gsntier1Sp.
large. we'll furnished comfyftable
front room wlth sleeping porch. Pri-
vpte home, Walking distance. MspIe
1901 tL
NICELY furnished room and srrsrs,
Tor gentleman; select borhosd
reference 1880 West 3ith,
AFTER oc,roptp IA 6eautfnI5v
furnished room In hes, mart os niiy
On T "s,,ins. nS,n,rlny bstt ps, ps,esm% NJ Nal:
ssntiemsn preferred Walnut sisr.'.
rorCs oS e, sasyS O'Gn,s, n,s.a aa'sts,.
nor,hw.st he's, of re,.rcnce renuir@s'
Cal Maple 1895.
TWO ,lecpine room, IN Fair yISIi0v.
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WANTED

Experienced tailor and
5ushelmam; references
required; permanent po-
sitior TO right party; ap,
ply Hub Clothing Co.,
1903 w. Main.
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Room WITH BOARD FOR sENT

REAL. home cooked meals served ~
ll22 v Broadway. hot waffles Tor
breakfast; phone US about them Wa's
nut -NS
LARGL. upstairs. south exposure room
for rent. two meals day. Wanut
2iC3.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25
MALE HELP WANTED

WASrED-W Window display ana card
writer. experienced man. mus, have
the pep Young hSA with ambition for
goos future preferred. good. i've town,
leading department store big windoya.
oct. T. Wire or address 4. O. box ltb.
nurant. Okla
WANTED -- LaborcIs. Apply selden-
}rcck Construction company, Fort
SIN okla. 1880 per day. eight hours;
transportation refunded upon prehcnta-
ton receipt for railroad fare.
WANTED Men for machine work ro-
pairing tent. good wages. Write An
delson Bros. CO.. 20l l. street. Lewtou.
okla,
WANTED--Man Ia work Oh farm. seth
and North Robinson.
WANTED Boys. II years Old OF Older,
with wheels. before and after scho
all day preferred. for mcsscneefs, good
WAGES. Mackay Telegraph Gable 60
WANTED al once.-iifst class autSno-
bile mechanic Phone Mcrkcr Garage.
Me.kcr OEln. Phone ~
TIMEkEEpER. out Of city, must write
a lcgible hand and good al figures,
ts5 per month. board 81 per week. C-h,
Oklahomnn. -
STENoORAPHER familiar with max
ing out dray tickets. hours I 10 o,
800 per month, Gilt. Okiahomon.
YOUNG man with hish school educa-
ton and good appearance Apply To-
cal manager. Southwestern Bell Tcle-
phone Co. 5rd and broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTIONS


61REER TRADE TAUGHT lsd'es and
Genticmsn: position guaranteed Tree
cataloeue explaining. Write Tesss
RarheS College. Dallas OF Fort worth
Tsxas.
SHORTHAND. typewfitlng. Spanish.
French. bookkeeping; learn no~' pH
later. Amparo Business !nstitute %ot
Rsitirore Bldg: phone Walnut 1874
f0Nf ENVY the suoaessiui1 msn-be
ono! study law under competent
faculty start now Pay later For
further explanation see Mr.. Boomer
shine. 3s7 Huckins Estate.
CENSUs clerks; 1900 needed. tsS
month: age 1880; e1per. .enoe unnec-
essAry, examinations Oklahoma Oct
nj. free particulars. y. Leonard
(iormer government examineD, sll
Equitable pidg, Washington.
HAWAIIAN. Spanish. guitar. mandolin
isrsonr 52s y. Harvey,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25

TWO rooms and kitchensttc unfur.
n!shed. In private home by Sept. ! bv
couple. no children: we win he perman-
ent: rent must bc reasonable. Maple
t52i
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st,pscRIpTloN RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 49,.
ny maii one year .,.--. ........'.,,,,, 'o'''
BY msil one year With TIE Sun III.
pNy OEINHOMAN ...s...t,,r. 'i'''
nv agent. cnrrirr or newsboy,
cents N COPY or 10 cents a week.
In Oklahoma city.
OKLAHOMA CITY TiMEs; teyenins
and DAILY OKLAHOMAN tmornin F,
II PAPERS . week delivered by carrier
In Oklahoma city and vicinity. pe'
week, 20 cents. $500.
An unsolicited manuscripts. ieuers
and p,ctnres sent 10 the Times are SER
at the risk OF the owner. Thc ohlanou"
p,h,,,blnG company expressly repudi :
ets1 any responsibility for their saie
Uu0teay or return,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25
FEMALE HELP WANTED

S~>SS- ~,-~s>-S> >~>'s~>~,,s ~ ,~~~>~>
EXPERIENCED white girl for light
houssworkj. no laundry, Gocd wages.
Gall Maple ,'sa
GIRLS wnrted, Is years DID or over Tor
messengers. Mackay Telegraph 3 Ca
blA Co.
WANTED-Ncat appearing young LADY
who 10 not afraid u work, 10 work In
office, answer In own handwriting stat
Ing age sra salary expected . good op-
psrtunlty for the right party. Addfres
CT, Oklaholna9
BO6kkEEPER and stenosrapher. BaE. .
st.vawter syatem, only. sxpsrisneed
used Apply. Brooks srsahlin ca. ais
OFFICE glrl wanted, one who can
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WANTED - Two or three furnishe !
rooms for light housekeeping. youn1
married couple. +. %. Box $50.
WANTED to rent. Oct. I. or b-roo.t
apartment. close IN, west or east eids
preferred: mother and daughter. b-zaes
Nklnhomnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25
wANrEp--ro RENT

WANTED To lease good or y.{21
house; northeast or northwest vt@e9
10 pal splendid rent. Walnut oivss =.
FtkNIsHED apartment by Oct, i.
4 rooms, young couple. must % Wv4s
ern, good location, Cal. OkiAhomnw.
WANTED 80 rent farm for corn ece
cotton. third and fourth. also fnfn "
share crop. Cas-, Oklahoman.
TWO RED rooms IN private home
wanted by two sdilta Oct ]. Pevmsn.
eut. Must be first class, C-is cars
Oslnhpmnn ..,
"l,rsr0NSiRLE party, ioIr adults, a.,
sire TO lease seven or eisht room an
furnished residence In NorthweN pMs
ton 81 city, must be IN good eon0uon
and good location; wIllin. 10 pay one
years rent In sdvsncei when answer
Ink give full particulars az TO loca.
ton, condition and amount OF rent C4
II care OklHhonhn.
WANTED--A single white man wisheA
10 rent an unfurnished sleeping room
within two blocks ~ street car nnei
viii pay i've dollars per month IN hds
vance. in writing give phone humucTt
II any
BOX a., state Capitol station, city
BUSINESS WOMAN desires two .ct
three room furnished suite, preferably
with private bath 10 apartment house.
within walking distance ~ business ois-
/ tflof. northeast Csll Walnut bsoT.
| WANTED--A small unfurnished hosist
or apartment by couple withOu!
/ en- ldfen; like to have garage. We VIII
be permanent B-T5. oklahomnn.
I WASTED nv lady employed. and heS
] brother. two rooms and kitchenette,
/ or three ~ four-roOm furnished apart
mcHt or cottage. with garage references
exchanged can Mrs. McWilliamt,. care
/ tuF1homau Brunch -.
I WANTED ront by October 10, bv
/ refined Young couple no children, twI
or three main floor, modern. IGhs
housekeeping rooms. IN private home:
sonabe rent: prefer location between
( Main and Eighth Sts and west ~
I Western, state price and location. Ads
dresa C-ls, uklahomnn, -...-..-...-....
| HFFiNED young couple desire larss
room and board In private famil, 3
/ whore no boATdsfs kept. Prefer norths
west section. OBJ. oklahomsn.
WANTED ten, four or five-rooil
! furnished or uufufnished house. Cal
Mr. Harrison. care traffic. Western
Union
! WANTED - Two or three furnishe
room. for light housekeeping. younS
married couple, +. q, Box $50.
/ WANTED to rent Oct. I, I or b-rO0g',
APARTMENT, close IN west or east olde
preferred: mother and daughter. B-2Se,
okahomnn.
TWO rooms and kitchensttc unfur'
ulshed~ In private home by Sept. bv
couple. no children: we win he perman :
ent rent must bc reasonable. Map's
iJ2i
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REFINED young couple desire Isrrs
room and board In private fami. .
whore no boaTd.fs kept Prefer north'
west section. OBJ. Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25

WANTEb--TwQ sisters or mother and
daughter white. as cook and nurse
maid In family with children, good
,Nnrna o. lklnhnfnhn
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OFFICE Glrl wanted one who can
take dictation and uSe typewrlteg.
llhht work. state salary wanted. Ad-
,itess B.set. okluhoms
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$3.50 PER MONTH

We have en- organization Of 90 ladies
who are earning an average $50 per
month. We want to add five more
between now and Oct 10, Character
anu ambition are the big requirements
Experience unnecessary Ms thorough
training Is provided Inquiries must
ho made In writing and viii bo consid-
cred In order received
Address, Success" e0i-b OIL FS-
change Bldg, Oklahoma city, Okla
(Estahlished la0S)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED At once. maid al Thomas ho-
tel 1926 ~ Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25

" ANrFb--Tn rent four or five-rooil
furnished or unfufnished house. Cal
Mr. Harrison. care traffic. western
I'riOn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25

NICE 'front.' roam. oo6V saI01S
brRfS6 isir week. sIssplss - Y
rent. sosa W. 9Th. Walnut ottf, IN
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Sten0graphers
sECREThRlES
BOOkk EfcPERS
and Accountants wanted
why not take n little time and gusliiy
Yourself for n position worth whileY u
doesn't take long here IN our private
school where you receive Exclusive, M
the Principals Of the school Day and
Night school Ask for full informatlon
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WANTED ny lady employed. and heS
brother. two rooms and kitchenettr,
or three ~ four-room furnished apart
mcut or cottage. with garage; references
exchanged can Mrs. McWilliams,. care
! ~ -L-.L...u IIrunnh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25

FOR RENT 10 refined gentleman,
large, we'll furnished. comfortabIe
front room With sleeping porch. Pri-
vate home, Walking distance. MspIo
1901 tt.
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WANTED
by Goldberg

Salesman who fully understands
automobile ignition 10 sell starter and
generator brushes, plat mum and tung-
sten points, genuine Connecticut patts.
turgar rectiflers, wiring cable, testing
apparatus. IN fact. everything electr.
cil for the automobile A good posi-.
tcn for the right man Save time II!
YOU are not experienced
SHARP AUTO SUPPLY co.
tOe Nnrth HfnndMaN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25

Young man with wheel 10 deliver
groceries and help In store. Sss N
broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25

WANTED -- White sifl for genera
homework. comfortable room pr.Si-
loEot of family Mrs Perry v. Reed
n g. Frederick Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25
bates-DaVis
Private School

2O9.ic Weaver Rldg.
Corner Main and Harvey.
Phone Maple 2Ss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25

WANTED Men for machine work ro-
pairing tent. good wages. Write An
dcrfon Bros. CO.. 20l l. street. Lawtou,
nLl,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-25
SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALE

EXPERIENCED newspaper woman,
reader, con, reader. Prefer inside work.
n. H., 1893 w. LIST.
PlsifloN a. soyerness BY we'll edu.
Good musician, vocel and instrumental; :;