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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-02
RAILROAD EMPLoYE DIES

Chambersburg, Pa, Aug. 2. -
Abraham Senseny Houser, a life
long resident of this place, died yes
terday morning at his residence on
West King street, aged 5s years. He
was a cabinetmaker by trade and fo-
many years had been employed by
the Cumberland Valley Railroad. He
was a member of the United Breth-
rem church. He is survived by his
wife and these children: Walter,
of town; John, of Harrisburg; Bert
and Mrs. Charles Pogue. of Cham
bersburg; Abraham S., of Waynes-
boro, and Mrs. w. Dykeman, of
town.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-02
Pastors Will Preach in
New Cumberland Pulpits

New Cumberland, Pa, Aug. a.
Services at Trinity United Brethren.
School at 9.15; preaching by the
pastor, the Rev. A. r. Ayres at 1890
and 7.30 P. NJ.
At Baughman Memorial Method
ist Church, New Cumberland, the
Rev. V. T. Rue, pastor, will preach
on "Afflictions Sanctified" at 1890
A. NJ, and THE Gentle Life" at
730 P, M
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-02
Housing Plan of ta!a
British Government
Is Complicated One

London, Aug. 2. - Government pro-
jects for building houses for work.
ingmen and for providing land for
soldiers are moving slowly.
The houseing plan is a complicated
system under which the local author
tiles are to do the. building and the
national treasury to share the ex-
pense.
The value of land and the cost of
building and of building materials
are more than double those which
prevailed before the war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-02
PILLOW

Pillow, Aug. 2. - Mr.. and Mrs
John Raker and sons. of Philadel-
phia, are spending their vacation
here with his mother, Mrs. Emma
Raker.-James E. Snyder, of Har-
risburg. spent few days here with
his parents.-Mrs. Isaac Hepner
spent a few days at Northumber-
land. She was accompanied home
by her d-daughter.-Miss Kath-
ryn Fasold is spending a week at
Sunbury.-Mrs. Frank Snyder and
daughter, Margaret, spent Tuesday
at Berrysburg. - VIM. Bohner is
making extensive additions to his
mill at the East End.-The annual
Union Celebration of town will be
held on Aug. 16, in the park.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-02
New Addition IS to Be
Built to Tool Plant

Millcrsburg, Pa, Aug. 2.-Jacob
Dreibelbis is home from Johns Hop
lIins Hospital, Baltimore, after taxi
ing treatment for nine weeks. He
is steadily improving-The Keystone
Reamer & Tool Co. will begin Mon
day to build an addition to It's
plant.-The new machine shop of
f. K. Trenker g. Co., opposite the
p. II. r., is nearly completed and
the machinery will be placed in a
few weeks.-The Camp Fire Girls
carnival and festival on the lawn
of the M. e. parsonage Tuesday
night was a great success, So above
expenses being realized.
(Other State News or Page ~
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-02
Horse Frightens and
Drivers Head Is Crushed

Marietta, Aug. 2.-Charles Mayer,
40 years old, employed at Billmeyer
Quarries, was killed to-day when
thrown from a cart which he was
driving. He came from Baltimore
where relatives are supposed to be
living. Coroner Steffy decided death
was accidental. His head was
crushed. The horse was frighten-
ed by a passing automobile.
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MISS SKINNER TO WED

Chambersburg, Pa, Aug. 2. -
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Katharine
Skinner, daughter of Mrs. w. F.
Skinner, Lincoln Way East, and
HASTE Derbyshire, son of Mr.. and
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tother state News or Page ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-25

OF william Fox, the producer-a version
of Salome." that fount OF inspiration Or
genius of various genre. like wilde and
Phmiiipps, Seider1nann and strauss.
Beardsley, Flaubert and Massenet-ygass
born not as many suppose, in foreign
country. though her exotic charms have
done much to bolster that belief. but in
the heart of this very country at Gin
cinati Her real name is Theodosia
Goodman, she is known legally as
well as professionally. as Tlleda Bara,
having procured courl sanction to that
end.
Her psychology in portrayIng vampires
Is not to make them weak women ac-
cording to the popusar conception of
such types, but rather 20 endow them
with crafty minds and vast vitality. which
slun1bers under cover OF languor only 20
express itself in overmastering terms at
a time of crisis.
Therefore. it is that man. softened TO
her uses. do her deeds and sacrifice I'll,
tern from all mornings or sanity, dea dem
ed to all sense of honor. in desire TO
please her and bask in her favor.
Miss Baras galaxy of superwomen Eas
taken movie audiences from New York 8
turgid and turbulent thoroughfares to
the dreamy shores of the Tigris; they
have transported these rapt worshippers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-25
YOUR BooY6uARD"- 3os. 6oS. a.2t

at her shrine to lands of strange cults.
such as India. and initiated them into for
hidden rites. The blunt and crashing
modernity of Russia in the throes of pres
entlday revolution in turn has been su-
perceded in their consciousness by the
emotions and the suspense attendant on
subtle court intrigues of another day as
they found themselves precipitated into
the period of the Loufs succession OF
royalist France.
In every environment, Theda Bara has
exerted the potency of her charms, not
only of the figures of those chimes and
those ages which she bent to her will in
conformity with the plot, but on her au-
dience as well
| Whatever tribute eyes and tongues may
express for other film heroines. the
spinal cord is Theda's own. Her thrill,
like the centuries-old flow of the Nile
itself. is perennial and perpetual.
See Salome" at the Isis Wednesday.
Bryant Washburn Has Great Role In
Something to Co..
The role of Jack Merrill a wealthy
young clubman with time heavy on his
kands. who seeks adventure and finds It.
turning it to good account, Is one which
afforded Bryant Washburn a keen sense
of enjoyment during the filming of
Something to Do which will be shown
at the Isis theatre today.
MT Washburn displays sort of polite
| OF him alone. and his role in this picture
Affords him an excellent opportunity to
employ his talents. Anc as to like ones
work is to do it well. the result is a
picture which will be a knockout for
Bryant Washburn
As Jack Merrill, he seeks adventure and
| finds it in the form of an outrageous
swindle which is being perpetrated against
charming young heiress by an un-
scrupulous aunt who oy false methods
has had the father incarcerated in an n
sane asylum, bribing the keeper to hold
him there. The keeper gives her a re-
ceipt for the bride. The girl overhears
the transaction and from then on there
/ is a wild scramble for the receipt by the
girl. her father. who escapes from the
asylum, and Jack Merrill. Jack Finally
obtains the document, which releases the
father and convicts the miscreants OF
their crime.
| Donald Crisp directed the picture. The
scenaro was written by VIII NJ. Ritchey
from an original story by daxmillan
Foster. c. Edward Scnoenbaum was the
photographer. The supporting cast IS
meritorious.
4
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A NJ u S E NJ E N II S
e.,,af Cord Is Not Your
? SplIia,. ~ Theda Bara.

o.,,sf Cord Is Not Your Own--It
ssf % selonas to Theda 5ara.
5eweiry, soup, gowns, safety
Bean' n these. and a score of other
-l5,iss. bring to mind familiar SYM
nll9 s,ogans. signatures.
os sse glowing incandescent. It's
r5ison. Of course.
bpi siss of air brakes-and the magi-
Ihs .aHsjtized mental plates register
~ sstinghouse."
i-l,. we conjure up vision of Theda
Eanso1 and are beneath the spell of her
ysS .,s psychology 1of advertising, assoc
y - n the visible ana tangible with a
all'. - nhrase spells sales and success.
FoEa - E with careeis. 1T wasn't SO
% seasons ago when woman of un-
laI Pm dramatic talent was given aer
ols' ..,,ortunity TO shine in the light of
~ 81 VI recognition because her press
~. ~ doubly designing because desper-
ssp. ~ forth his embryonic star as ..the
w. 80 woman on the stage"
s~ssrsfore. and nevermofe, can the pub
issssszociate Theda Bara from super
.-sn Of the screen.
80 unusual young woman, who, Incl
.-sslly is TO be seen here soon in what Is
E.-,sd TO be the supreme achievement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
'APER HANGINGAND PAINTING


ROOMS paperhd s. and up. will bring
samples, painting reasonable Maple
lt2i, W. r. Roach,
FAINTER sNh paper hanger: call Maple
lsli-l WIN bring samples. Cheap
prices Work guaranteed, Grcenlee.
ROOMS papercd - ana up; will bring
samples. Also painting. e. +, Roach
Walnut 3bi2
WALL PAPER hung s. 90 room aud
up; samples brought to your home
Maple bl1 +. {. Ford
WALL PAPER galore and paper han.
gers sure Your credit Ia good Ask
for Walnut ,167, Newton aoi W sth
WALL PAPER HtNG-S2.oo a room
nnd up; samples brought TO your
home Maple ST. 7 {, Ford,
PAYER HANGING and painting sat
istactorily done by Harry q. Thomp.
son. Wslnu, 5000 1874 W. Soth
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SITUATIONS MALE


ltrrrN.."Iu f...a.,s.. al.s
email 90 ~ 'a.H 'l a''y evenings
/ N ,I'' 'at..nHn
hD.Ns HN, H.rr.s position st Irlr
'.,r. Is'rrsr.rs H.l.~ 30.
/ WHAT ilsr sou 'Y offer. - salesman
vii r.nT"l'r 'y n-.r 80 u.u.
hpm1n
/ IDH.IlU. un"HI r'.fr nf stIr.f.tn
win lruIU." house. t's' NJ I'''t.
'r,.s iu.rA'I ~ J. s,.y. Ukouhh.
Dil1.
/ SALESMAN uf manager .'umrr
rfYr, Pu,r,r.,d. rr.f.s. ur. ..
mtr.ei. industrious, references j. o..
a. ItirWHF
/ NNNTED- Small re' hooks 90 Esep rs
H..f vitae. l.Hr.H' position ...H.
; taEr Hl q time. B.ja3. care Okla
H.rr.
STATIONARY ESgISEEE. want. poe
ff.U. % F'Hfs experience Iu tf"
B a. ri IhuHo Walnut 400. t-ll. care
| uh. h.'h'rlu.
/ iO' .s MAS wants place 20 work
f.f tuHfI and room outside school
lngfF IrHur NII,r b'i 'alni 'uy
l'H moss college
MNSTLD-Ios,ii.u l salesman. two
l'Tt 'tp"fiIN.r 100 gents furnish.
ips business. also about four years rN-
r,r.,r.. 900 tho gfoH,fy. g years u'd
+ Al salesman. h-St - reference II
wanted can or write J. g. Robin.
s.r. Hotel Jefferson
FIRST CLASS laundry man wlni,
/ position forenoon or workman. l'
'rrrH experience, 100 cry or Oul f.la.
. tlfhurHu.
BAKER wants position. good on bread
/ or psfrs Prefer shop here. can
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
Want nd Rates and
Information for
CklahOman.'Tim

Al Wulf dhy classified advertising
runs IN both puprf- ~ mo price FUN,
dhy bhlnhnmnn one lbHue. hnms fnio ss
tho iWo d1lilcs,
word Line Inch
Ono time, Daily Oklaho.
man. ana Times .....l i-2c o. 0s
Three tlmrl. bniIy Okla.
hom1n ana Times, per
day .... ...........l Jc a. 20
ono wcoh. uhlahoman "
ana llw'H Irr db....l loo 20 50
OnT month, phluhomtu
Hnd Times per diy.,..lc o. ~
fIEufr ria letters 10 the uyeflHr Wutd
h'i sh wofdH to the line, twclv" lines
~ iIr lr h
All rui Rents. boarding nnd Situation
wanted hpih ukirhomnn ana limos. lc
I.f WuIl
'llt fod rur'mct rates for Ohln.
lnriu and 1Iurs 0Or lines 90 ho used
With.n 'ur ycrf from date ~ contract,
o. contract fur three Hines dnily for one
b'ni Nr Itr lino each issue, COPS
thfrr,I ~ often HH drHlfed
$50 rd accepted fUf less thnn 2bc.
OK NnONAN AND TIMEH JULES
lDU CLASSIFIED DNbNTiHlNG
e - hDS Will b" run r'yrn days
,r, whrn renewal win 10 solicited.
ItNUGE WAISTS AnS viii NOT be-
ruH longer thnS seven days Without
49,, CHARGE VAST Aps srr due
-. uHtI tIhlr the same dAy fI|t lrsTfs
ton ~ Hd nppc1rs can uut. ftuWn|
w'n' udS 0lo positively cash N nd'
AlNIUTigERs should retain receipt.
yS,u tY Tho Oklihuuin. Tu'H 80 pa
tf1u- rhlnF prymru'H over tho Offcg|
'luHt'i Hs 40 mistakes can be fccilfcd
W.T. rU' i'iu
60 psISg UOrWS-All want DDS iO'
,ilIf Iu IIr DhitLomru must bo lu M"
q.
81 ir ~ run except SUNDAY Al want
Hda fur The sunday DKthumnu must
bo ~ trs ufN.H w. ID T.. m. Sttur.
duN4 al want r'H tO start In Times
must hr IN ~" buslncss office not later
ihtr - clu,k Du ~" day of publicn-
tlur Iru,h u'f,r IN NeStfnlrH drug
tIoie. gE West Main, " open daily ~
m end ..us'H tt y. M. Want nds
i,g.i,,i utter closing hours viii bs ln-
'.ff'd tWdef the heading Too Lits to
tHt-if.f
EIISp Abs 10 answer 10 blind nd.
vii D." glN'N unless ticket IL rrrncnt"d
showing hcF number when placing bind
adj Answer 80 uu' ( town bind ads
viii 30 forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE NAST AliS are
charged st tho snmo fatc ns cash ads
hnd collections Will be- mnds NJ your
home or Office the srme day first In.
scfiion ~ fi appears. this IL nm accom-.
modi'i'u r,ry',s md payments should
RlWI'u lr made promptly when bill IN
pf, .rufrd. Nlvn'l usl~ your telephone
nd tu 80 repeated hH,b 20 you by the
tel"i hon" Ii itF'r 4" u1k- cure thrt
n hps ne 20 correctly taken. The okla.
homo N Times cannot as lir~ t"rpnrSl-
tIU's iui ,''urv - any Kind occurring ln
T. uHUur udv,r'''W"ni"
fSnIH 80 ,lECt MSTANCE9 will
sls Oh. ula.llfuNci Tho convenience
~ th' reader is considered HA VOL as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
AGENTS WANTED

AGfSTs. - ~ 800 wcchy. demon.
stations means sales ~ stores. Ia.
'Yt,s. garages, HI'nWn'.i" owners and
iDu'. state agents iiD.Nlo yearly De-.
Rob Manufacturing Co. 1850 Bfya, Dai-
49, Texas
lllI = TN, .Y.s Ioo..yri. History
World var Is March 1g.nts u'h
hHrts making a. per hour biggest
term. both outfits f'r'. choice. HIS
'uf ul l'u0k CO.. 'l.Hdgr.
AsISIS brrlyrE record, taking or
H.rs fnr popular History ~ Grcri
W' wonderful Photographic iu,Is'a-
TONS tx ,umm.ss ous prospectus. oIi-
L.Is. 80.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

CARPENTER wants repairing or build.
INK garages, etc. Clark, Maple 22jt
WANTED, POSITION Young man
play In movies and music store, play
popular music. rapid reader; total ab.
rtairer; single, attentive to business
engage at once, references H. L.. okla.
hOnlnn
WANT u travelling position Tor flour
mill, tractors ur Kindred lines, am
expetienccd. Address Box JsS. ANA
rillo, Texas,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

APPLY NJ Y W e. \. employment de-
parimeut for position rs stonograph-
ers, hOokkceTcts, nurses, maids. etc.
between and }. 225 West list. Ma.
pic ~
WANT Ed Clerical position hy young
hdy with three years experience; can
use typewriter Maple 92i
POSITION wanted by young lady FOR
general office work, can use typo.
writer; had four years experience; bo
willing 10 start at small salary Call
Maple 9si
WANTED Position by experienced
pantry woman or helper In Kitchen
Call Walnut c6lo
YOUNG lady experienced, desires
clerical position; have knowledge OF
tooksi use machine, Maple 7lS
POSITION by competent stenographer,
We, care Oklahomnn.
EDUCATED, mature Young indy
wants office position: three months
experience assistant cashier hook
keeper and 'yrcwrltng Walnut 1907,
EXPERIENCED bookkccper and audi.
tor desires permanent position. wal
nut STIR,
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WANTED

Experienced house toulouse can
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

TWO rccy furnished rooms Tor light
housekeeping close 20 car; walking
1..'au,r tnn ~ ~ West Park
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

WANTEu-CoIorcd rIri Tor general
homework and cook; extra hig
wages no laundry; good servants =
quarters soi W l7th
wANTED-First class waitress. III
W 2nd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
MALE HELP WANTED


WNNTED-FOur liye.elfs. experience
house. to-. house solicitors, who are
abs ~ show immediate bni permanent
results, must he able 10 bo a steady
producer and also furnish surety bond
salary with all travelling expenses guar
hntecd. no down and cutters wanted.
can IN person after IN a. m. County
Circulation Manager I,com AZ. OKLA
hounn lildk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED--I can use several iive-wire
solicitors. who have the ability to show
early results must be able TO furnish
car, or RIG, attractive proposition made
to producers; unlcas you are able to
handle live proposition application
would not be considered, salary with all
expenses guaranteed, territory. Oklaho.
ma call In person or mako application
20 Circulation Manager, Famer. stock
man. oklnhoman ildg. Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
UNFURNISHKD HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RINr

THE A. r RoND RENTAL CoMpA-
NY. % NORTH ROBINSON AVN
PHONE WALNUT TO-
Rentals collections of rsu, ard csFe<
taking of property.
ron REST-iia1 W. 9TH N,
rooms $4,000 also tls W Hickory
month. Cali Maple &C.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

FOR RENT housekeeping room With
Kitchen privileges, couple employed
pr,f,rtNi walnut js1O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

BARRIER WANTED. Y, NJ. c, A.
Barber shop.
WANTED Men and ladies' to learn bar
ber 'rnde. special low tuition; posi-
tlons guaranteed, free calnlog Oklaho
mn CITY Bnfber College. lOi W. Califor-
mia harry Kuns, Mgr
STOp hunting work: train yourself and
work Will GEEK COu oklahoma Auto
mobile school. ,sIs N. Western.
MEN Our caialos explains how we
teach the barber trade, mailed free
schwartz S,Nt"m Of Barber College
100 " Cnhforna Avenue, Oklnhomn
city O,N
LEARN automobile driving only $40
Puckett, bi5 North Hudson.
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WANTED-TO RENT

WAITED Furnished house during ses-
riOn ~ legislature. Reference far
uifheh a ". rugh ltoon 800 Esbsft
hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

cut out the picture on all four sides
Then carefully fold dotted line ~ cn-
tire length Then dotted line 2. and 40
ON Fold clcn section underneath accu.
ntcN When COMPLETED turn over and
YOU II tnd Il surprising result save the
plCtursA
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Apply
THOMPSON MOTOR
CAR co.
9Ol North Broadway

Statesmen WANTED--To sell oil
and refining stock with record two
years steady dividends; large prop
critics. extending operations good
commissions and territory; no ad
vanccs Midwest Securities Corpora
tlon, SIS Commerce Blds, Kansas
City. Mo,
SALESMAN wanted for western Okla q
homn. 20 carry our line ot medium
price pants. Woods Manufacturing
Co. Fort Smith, Ark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
Statesmen WANTED.

Three or four good clean statesmen
ON a highly profitable manufacturing
business which ls being enlarged
uood commi ssions. Easy to sell
KEEN kOIA
sol West Main St
Phone Maple $50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
ROOMS FOR RENT

Nl.W beautifully furnished rooms bij
". walnut. Walnut 35ss; cafe not
door. reasonable rates 10 employed per-
Sous.
\ SMALL furnished room for gentIs-
men. steam heat III W. sth.
Nl,E rooms desirable part q town.
1907 S0fM Harvey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

INSURANCE FIRM DESIRES sTFN-
OGRArHER one who has knowledge
OF insurance business preferred. Cali
Walnut 1915
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

The young lady across the way says
the clergymen have done their full
share in this war and now she sees
,ha, \ large clerical force has ac-
companicd our delegates to the peace
conference, :,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

GENERAL managed wanted, will pay
n SALARY Of $500 per month 10 rc-
sponsiMe party able to invest fl0.ooI
with established mercantile company.
located In Oklahoma city. Assistant
pay salary pf $500 per month to re-
sponsiblc party able TO invest $1,000.
AhhrNss WE. care Oklnhomnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

~ Z fNff'"'|N FNfN'. =. 10 f'HININfFII M"
Times Will uu(Nsh vau' as under mis-
I..I.Ur fur DAYS. .NltluH4t uhAfEcl
->--rls-y-a -~->----~->~-,--,--~--~1l-s --s--,,
POSITION r- trombone player m the
uftr or dance orchestra. lender ~
| sf,h e. 4 g. band. now discharged
Tom " P'rfy, ll'O T.. ith -. Phone
walnut 62si
COllEGE student JUST discharged
from army. wants position where
there Is a chance Tor Advancement. can
fufu.sb re'crenc" to character and
habits aud, wiling 30 vurN. Address.
W - g, Y " g a. cry.
YOUNG married man, - years cid.
Just discharged from ~" army. de-
f.,,s position n' automobile ps'ts or
q accessory dcrarmcut manager; i've
years with lat firm. thoroughly under
stands Dll details ~ the business;
must hc good chance FOR Advancement;
differences 20. Okl1homan
YOUNG married mar. - years old.
iIst discharged from the army. de-
s.f,s pc ton as automobile parts or
accessory department manager, 5lcars
with laFt finn. thoroughly understand
IN dr'ails Of the business Must ho
= 'ou cuIucc for advancement Erict-
WDes } 80. care pklahom1u
SOLDIER .ust discharged. would like
,.,,r, i,ii., rr.r,n ar ,noiion mic
,nr, Cr.-,tr,. wants steady iob. am
r,,,,ieb r,4r gs ,.nrs Old: also n
I,u'L dive, " ~ ItS + end
t,n.,, N,,l,,u, -tff, ROOM,
s.rt.N6cuAptitr and vcr.r,i- -clericnl
,,.,,t,,, u,r,es hv ,opny man.
twenty one; Just discharged from
navy have had sufficient experience
.,., cl,,s ioc.i ,cfs1cnce. nIrnisbcJ
" -.6. care OkRhoman
,,..,,, ,i,,,,,n cor Dtt., -----,.,;A
',,,' ~ ,''p .'si'.', 'o'. ~,
an. .''' nt ,., -
"nt
",'nE ln'' "a" s'' h''' '"c VI"
.''''''.s'' .-.-.......- ..-------...--
! DISCHARGED soldier dcNrts position
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GlRL WANTED for stors room and
office work. $500 TO start with Ap.
ply after 10 A. m. Jewel Tea Co, i2
W Reno
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

sHORTHAND-s sunday afternoons. .
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or Graham: speeds Is to igS, only ~
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rcnd back. This Is relaxation, not
work Why don't you really progress ?
Strictly confidential to advanced stu.
dents attending other schools Miners
Expert Shorthand School, ll6 " Main.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

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