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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
FOR SALE

For Salc-F'our "a lots in Mount Ida,
ore block from electric car station.
Address Il. H. Poh!, ALI D ST.,
=. E. Washington, d. {. 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17

Rooms Wanted-Young lady desires
small we'll heated room on or near
Washington car line. Address 7.
G.. l. Gazette oili.e. l5-3t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
cEsI vsUDE.

'Lidove Noviny" v Brne pi-
81: "Nas mily americky kolcga,
p. Svarc z Clevelandu, navsti-
vii nasi redakci a v proudu Wy
praveni sdelil s nami naslcdu-
iici pro mas Cechy charakteris-
,ickou anekdotu: Cechoslovcn
ske vojsko souscdilo S vojskcm
americkym. Ceskoslovensky dd
stojnlk vidi jednou, ze 81 V obla
sti americk6 hraji nepovolani
lide $ plynovynli granaty a zc
.;e dokonce rozSroubovavaji.
Rozhlizi Sc po americke auto
lite, ktera by za,5ahla, a vsku-
tku stoji tn poblizku americka
straz. Jde k nj, ale tn Sc zara-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
NEDOSTATEK VYCHOVY.

NIuelaill jest JtAIty III lO""i
lem mezi barbarcm a Glove
KEN civilisovanym. Vliv a ucin
most vzdGlani nclze podceno-
.ati. Ditko nejdivoCejsiho kme
ne utlcm mladi vybavene .
2rostredi, n6mz jinak nucc-
40 by bylo Hiti, icmuz pc tc
uostanc Sc nilczitc vychovy,
zcivilisuic Sc a stanc sc zata-
stc uziteCnym, ba ak V mno-
llych rripadech sc stalo, vynf-
kaiicjm Clcncm lidSkG Spolet-
uosti. &C oStatni pokrcvcnci u
Dyvali druhoNc jcho stale dlVo
chy zIstavajI. poncvadz ncdo-
;talo Sc jim Vzdclani, Vychovy,
;ez by podobnych prckVapull~
,ich vy@lcdku docilila.
Spravna vychova Il vzdela-
>ani ,ditck jest made vsi pochyb
most nejdulezit1iSim ukolem
lidskc spolccnotsi. Spcjcnc sta
tv honosi SC rady SvOH vzdGla-
nosti modcrni soustavou Wy
chovnou, ale kruhy odbornc $
politovani-n doznaValI, ~ w
choyy ncdoStaVa 50 Hdc dltkam
lou mcrou, lax occkaEaii by $"
rnChlo. Xc tpmu Nc SkuteCno I'll
tax. dosycdcull u3Sirdulirl $40
va vladni uradoVny Nychova~
tclSkc:
"V dcb~ piitomnc sotNa Jed
na trctina ditck vstupujlclch
dc prveho rocniku clcmentar-
nich skol vcrcjnych, sctrVaVa
We SkolIch tech dosti dlouho,
aby vstoupiti mohla do ctyrle-
te skoly vyssi pouze jedno u
dewitt ditck docka graduace. Il
d;tek vstupujicich do sedmeho
skolniho rocniku pouze jedna
pcIovice, nejlepsim prlpadu
dive tietiny, vstupuji do prveho
rocniku Gtyrlete Skoly vySSl u
u tech asi jedna trctina zane
chava dalSich studil na poCa-
tku druboho roCniku, icdna 20
lovina Hbylych IA pocatku trc
Tho roCuiku a meme ncI .lCdna
trctinl na Skolach tech grudu-
uic. takta tato ncMohou . ne
bmejl byti nadalc jako bc1'y-
znamna prehliIena.
PriCiny snutncho ukazu TO-
hoto, uejc zde, ale We vScch
iinych Zcmich, .jsou na bi!cdni.
jest to ' prvG radc chudoba ru
uicu dltcK, netecnOSt rodicu
la odpor jich vuci yzdGlavl
ii dltek d lla anlcrlckCm ven
Eovu nedostatck Skol ncdo-
Statek pee" 0 ne. Cd jtranGnl
p4icim techto spocNa Ia nasicl
sborech zaAunodarMych q V pl
We rade IA obcan.tru aanlc,n
ahy do sborl zahouodarnycl i
vysi!alo takove sye zastupce
kteri sami naleziteho vzdeluni
q 3ir8iho rozhLedu po sNe,e ne.
pcStradall hledostateL vyrho
vy lest Aletbou cele lel.le ve.
skereho lieu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
Stesti.

"Ten chap ma z pekla ste
sti- kdyz no dnes vezli policej-
MIN automobilem k soudu, pre-
lel Softer hlavliho sv6dka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03

l'Jakze, tvs posud nezapo-
mnel ma sVou byvalou neve-
stu?"
20, jiz jsem IA nj nemyslil.
ale vcera j5cm Sc dovedel, ze
zdedila dvacet Itisic, to zno-
VII zjitiilo starou ranu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
LlNIMENT

ma miti mfsto v ka1de domacnosti.
Nclninc dne, ze by Sc takoveho ma
Eanf nepotrebovalo Severhv Co
tina ardsky Olej (Severa's Gothard.
OH Jest vytecnym linimentem ma
choroby phvodn revmatickeho ne
uralgickeho vsudc tam, kde ma
zani cili liniment prospechem po-
u2iti mozno. Ceny 80 GO centu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03

III: angcky neumi jak tcdy sprAvn6u aa j6
hovofit? Pon4vadz vsak by Is take to
napja ukouzlo cesky nuto faktQ nexqba alc clovek
"Kdyby ii ld6 toho nechah 'fec jon Tptoatpk se taze
tu americiA straz pEisJv "Kdc ii nAai nebylf?'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
TRPfCf zENY

dIvky hledaji rychIe pomoci a
proto jsmc jim tou radou, ably mefy
vIdy pO ruce Seyeriv Regulator
ySevera's Regulatory, ktery Sc jiz
ncSciSlnekratc oSVGdCil v lCCeni cho
rob, ma ncz 81 zeny divky TAX Ca
sto sttzujf n jez sc ncsnadho letf
Jest to pravy pritel zen nepravi-
dclnoStech. Cena $l25.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03

bvNa zavinena nejakou poruchou
ncrvove tili civnf soustavy. Ukazu-
ic to na vysileni nervove a vyzadu-
jc dobreho leku. Berte Sexerhv Ner
rOton (Severa's Nervoton). Posi-
luje slabe nervy, dodava spanku a
prospivA lecenf hysterie, nervosy
/ vseobecne unavy. Cera SIPS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-11

two years had refused an offer of $S0oo for it. He had attended to the equipping and running this farm, having built 8 house on it and put 9 acres of it under cultivation.
 He said that the Madison county, Geor- gia, property of Mrs. Obear sold for S4o0o more than the price her husband had urged her to take, he having advised her
 o hold 1t. All the transactions he hau conducted for Mrs. Obear, he stated, had shown a profit. The examination on the money paid him by Mrs. Obear came to an end as court was adjourned at 5:1 o'clock
 The cross-examination on these mat ters will be the first testimony taken Mon day morning when the hearing will be continued
 Mrs. I.egare Obear will take the stand about Monday afternoon. She will testify fn the matter of her cross bill for divorce against her husband, Maj. W. G. Obear, the complainant in the case. In addition to this, testimony for the defense will be given by Colonel and Mrs. Edward Butler of Madison Ga. It was alleged that tho society had schened to bring about this marriage, being promised sl0,oo0 if it were consummated.
 All knowledge of this scheme was, how ever, denied by the members supposed to have been it's originators. It is doubtfu whether the entire case will close before next Wednesday or Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-11
BIRMINGHAM FOOD
 PRICES HIGHEST
Jacksonville Only Southern City Showing Decrease
 June to July
By Associated rsss

Washington, October 10.-Jackson- vile, Fla, was the only one, of Atty important cities of the country which showed a decrease in the cost of living from June to July this year, according to statistics of the department of labor . just issued. The decrease, however, was less than one half of one per cent. Other cities of the country showed in creases ranging from one half of one per cent to 8 per cent. Indianapolis having the latter figure.
 h the south, the increases ranged: One half of one per cent for Richmond and Charleston. one per cent for Mobile and Norfolk and two per cent for At lanta Birmingham, Memphis New Orleans and Washington. No other southern cities were included
 The per entage were based on tle retail cost of 9 food articles combined. 7 The average family expenditure for the year based on July prices by cities follows:
 Atlanta s6SSE3; Birmingham s752.s4; Charleston s690.SS; Jacksonville s6S1. 5S, Memphis s73s.0S; Mobile s73os0; New Orleans s70S.S7; Norfolk s710.19; Rich ] mond $6S2.32 and Washington S70S.29.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-11
RED CROSS LEADERS TELL OF NECESSITY
 FOR AFTERWAR WORK
tcontinued from Page Five,

were fighting in the army. The birth rate had been reduced by one-half, and the living children were slowly starvinI-. The question was, could France recover after the war from this loss of vitality in the little children? Disease was making heavy
 inroads: tuberculosis had increased; the resources of the country were going down.
 The whole situation was gloomy in the extreme. The insidious treason of Bolo and others was being felt throughout France. &as x Ut was in this situation that the Amer ican Red Cross put itself at the disposal of France to fight the conditions that were destroying the morale of the civil ians.'' he said. '"rhe Red Cross cabled America for her resources. America then became living thing to the French peo- pie. And when the American army came over in countless numbers the French took courage, their morale was restored.
 "In 1917 and 1918 the Red Cross did
 more to hold the men of France together
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-11

Miss S. Mcleod, Garnsey. H. P. Crimson.
 Lydia Eustis, Gulf division J. F. Manley, Sheffield Mrs. Y. c. Lowe. Demopolis. Ala Lloyd M. Harper, Selma. @ Marcus J. Fletcher, Andalusis. Mry Alston Allen. Troy. C. w. Stewart. Union Springs Louise de Corrie, New Orleans, Gulf division.
 Clara Powell secretary, Dadeville. Hannah $. Eaton, Gulf division Ruth Waters, Talladega. Miss Ella Sewell. Jackson, Miss Ethel Andrews, Jackson. Miss Velma Stewart, Jackson. Miss Kearney, New Orleans. J, W. Kelsoe, Enterprise.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-11

Mrs. Lyman Ward. Camp Hill. Mrs. W. H. Warren.
 Mrs. Frank Barnes.
 Mrs. N. F. Miller. Lineville. Mrs. An1ma r. Johnson, New York. Mrs. Truslow.
 Mrs. C. F. Melvin, Blocton. Mrs. | W. Hooper. Roanoke. Mrs. J. K. Brockman. Birmingham Henry T. Reed, New Orleans. . George Dunglinson, Talladega. Mrs. F. <. Nesbitt. Georgiana. Ben I. Roppert. Pickens. Neigh Cambel, New Orleans. Mrs. q. j Beane, Jr., Opeliga. Mrs F. NJ. Norton. New Orleans. Mrs. George Burgess, Guin. Mrs. E. F Roden, Marvel. Mrs T. W. Carr MarveK
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-11
ITALY TESTIFIES AS TO MONEY GIVEN HIM
 BY. MRS. OBEAR
tcontinued from Page Five)

i sums went to pay for Mrs obear's per- ) sonal or real properties. The only check {, of any amount going to the society 8 treasury was one for S5e0. he testified. |. TESTIMONY OF FEALY
 sc This was Christmas present and came
 as a great surprise to him. Checks for B to S20 were shown. These were given for 2 headings or personal services rendered,
 he testified. He smilingly denied that he 7 ever claimed any power over physical : things. He could not foretell the condi- tion of the cotton market, nor could he ! help raise the price of real estate. As he
 said God alone can do that, and He's 2 not on the job half the time.''
 He stated Mrs Ohear paid s42oo for the
 Blount county farm and after holding 1t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-11
Fist Fight Features
 VernOn's Victor.

Washington Park, Los Angeles, Octe Der 10.-In game featured by if fight between Umpire Murray au members of the Vernon team. the Tige won the third game of the series wit St Paul for the western minor leagU championship here today, 2 to 1. Byro Houck, pitcher of the Vernon tear struck out eleven men and allowed bli six scattered hits.
 Score: E. Fl. l. St. Paul ..........0 .0Oo 100 00o-1 Vernon .......1O0 900 00f-z
 Niehaus and Hargrave; Houck an Devormer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-11
WORK NOT FINISHED YET

We haven't finished the work: there will be war work as long as there is a soldier or sailor; they need it. It is impossible to suddenly turn back now and let the other countries shift for themselves. The work must go on. /
 Tt is not question of food and clothes; not a question of material things, but the Red Cross must face the problem of disease The vitality of the people is feeble and the world must solve it. The problem in Europe must be met by an international agency, and the Red Cross is the only agency that can solve it"
 He said the vitality of America was not much affected by tn war, but American vitality, low before the war, is not able to bear the extra burden she must share with Europe He referred to the fact that one-third of the young men called into service in this country were physically unfit for war service, and said the Red Cross. must aid in stamping out the conditions then and now existing that made them unfit and will continue to make American boys un- fit physically and mentally to perform the duties required of them. He said that which was destroyed by the war must be built up and that the Red Cross is the only agency through which this can be done
 He said it was notsthe intention of the Red Cross to snpplant the health depart. ments, but it's province was to work 1T conjunction with them and with all pri. vate organizations which have for theii purpose the preservation of the life and health of the people and stamping out conditions which lower their vitality.
 BOYS WERE STUNTED
 Quoting from Mayor Calmet of Lille France. who with the civilian population of northeastern France was held in sub jestion during the war he said it was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-11

and make them nght than any other agency. It established branches in Italy. Serbia, Montenegro and other allied countries and heid tneif> civilians to- gether and restored the morale of the soldiers so that they fought on,
 You ought to know of the millions of women in this country who worked mak- ing surgical dressings and other articles for the soldiers and of the great part they played in helping the soldiers to win the war. It is important to the pres ent and the future situation that you know this. That work not only points to the work to be done in the future, but 1t stands as model for the Red Cross of every other country. The work of the American Red Cross is pointed to by every other country; they point to the work it was able to do in times of war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahOman.Times
Effective April 1, 1919

All week DAY classified Advertising
rune IN both papers AT one price, sun
day Oklahomnn one issue same rate as
the two dailies.
One time, Daily Oklaho-
man and Times 20 lsc 3lH
Three times, Daily Okla
homan and Times. per -.
One week. oklahoman -.
and Times, per day Il l-sc DC W
One month, oklnhoman
ana Times. per day. i l-6c 7c ~
Figure six words 10 tho line. twelve
lines to the inch.
Rooms For Rent. boarding and Situa .
tion Wanted both OklehOmHn and
Times, / l.6c per word. This rate does
not include Houses or Store Rooms tof
Rent
Classified contracts rates for Okla.
Nhoman and Times 600 lines to be USED
within one year from date OF eontr1t'
or contract for three tines daily for one
year Sc per tine each issue. COPY
changed as often as desired.
No ad accepted for less thnn 2oc.
OKLAHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
IT f. ADS viii be run thuy dbs
only, when renewal VIII be GOllcilcd
CHARGE WANT ADS will rot be
~run longer than thhty days without a
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are duo
and payable the same day first inser
tion Of ad appears tAlI out. town
want ads and all wanted TO rent. stun
tions wanted, and household goods ads
are positively cash In advance
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
given by The OkAhoman Tines TO pa.
irons making payments over the office
counter, as no mistakes can be rectlfisd
without them.
CLOSING HOURS-All want ads to
starr IN The OklNhom1n must be In the
office By o m. on the day before
nd Is TO run, except SUNDAY, All wan,
nd. for Tic Sunday OklahOmun must
be IN the office, by g. 80 p. m Satnr'
DAYS All aut ads to start IN Times
must be IN the business office not lat'i
than II 80 O'Clock on the day ~ publl'a'
,Ion. Branch office In Nestinll's drug
store. 2J6 West Main, Is open dWlv az '
a. m. ana closes at y m. Want ads
received after closing hours VIII be IN
serted under tho heading TOO Late TO
Classify"
BLIND ADS-No answer 10 blind ads
will bo given unless ticket Is presented
showing Key number when placing puma
ads Answers TO out OF town blind adr
will be forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANTS ADS are
charged NJ inc sum" lh'' ~ N"N" "''
md collections will be made 81 your
home or office the same day hrst IN
sertiOn OF nd appears this Is an accom- &,
mediation service and payments should
n.Ways be made promptly whcn ti' -
presented Always ask your telephone
nd 20 De repeated back to you by the
telephone nd taker 10 make sure thn'
y ms been correctly taken The ohm
homar Times cannot assume respons'
blity, for eIpnrs Of any KIND occurring
In telephone advertisements
UNDER No INSTANCES WIZ
Nd. he n,sclnsaified The convenience
Of the reader is considered us well as
the advertiser
PHONE PRN-S
ASK For WANT AD
y. hFp ARTMENT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
statesmen WAITED

WE cas- Use or more lhst-,l1as
HLto supply snlesincU. We mluutu
tur, the famous Black Panther ANA
Bcarcpt cold patch, also IA ull line II
TO IAN belts and other good syllius
auto spcclalticS We have very at
tract!Nr proposition to good produc 'rS
John r. Blanton Rubber X Chem. Co..
2i,i South Hohinsc
WANTED 80 Four experienced sai"s-
men for city and country. men sith
cars preferred. II you have experience
and ability and are Willing to work
you can easily clear from >7S to tlOO
IA week. Can at 20 w. Reno ST..
Oklahoma CITY. Okla.
STOCK Statesmen II you want TO
make big money come or write Rob-
Cr,s ~ Taylor, Room 10, Chamber Com
rctcr Elds. pcnison. Texas,
5000 TO $500 per week made selling tn
surnuyu 10 farmers. commission hd-
NarCrd ON notes experienced men with
cars preferred, write fully qualifications
aud experience. Address J-S9, Oklaho-
mrn.
Sit, PER week can n' ,aslY earned
on the side 1pj Horskowitz
IT. NOU are looking for a ppailIon tbat
pays mg money cali Maple i3o6, ask
for Jones and arrang' for an interview
You must be able TO furnish good ref
er'nUus.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

At SALESMAN. with rcconl for re
suits. Years on ROAD, Years as
nleswnutgrr urgUulacT gEc ~ home
oklahoma ClN best references AMI
bond E.2G. rNHhoman
ACCOUN1NNT. Ncnogrnphcr om-
pluyrd desires extra work evenings.
from $50 10 H. E-J9, Oklahomnn
WANTED First class auto r"pntrman
desires position In city taking chatgr
az service and repair work Best Of
references Phone Maple tiSU-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
ROOM WITH BOkRD FOR RENT

LARGE lower floor; bedroom for couple
or two roomcr~, including meals, pri-
yuts home, references, garage. IN
formations Mplc G6J.
ROOMS for rent Igu West 9th.
BOARD and room for men, 90 East
an Maple i'39-J.
[, Oh room. best OF eats, $50 per
week rs " ith
LARGE southeast room with hoard.
rIpsr m ilh " 9th. Walnut 1895
SLEEPING rooms for couple employed.
with or without board 10 East ARD
Maple 253l-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09

TWO housekeeping tooms for rent iOsa
". Shnrtel- Ihnne MnLmmL lil2.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

ROOFING and roof repairing No work
too technical. clrpcutering. Jack Hem
son N Sons. Maple 1O6i
CARPENTER repair aud building can
W-It,o. G. ! Peterson,
ROACH BKus.. 6l9 y. Hudson CHll
Maple 2j21. Night Maple 6S5 or Maple
$50.
FOK PLASTERlNG and repair work
cali walnut J6St
CALL. Jones for carpenter work. root
work specially. Night. Maple 22s1sk;
days. Maple sos
. K SCREEN 60. repairs screens
cheaper. also other repairs. Walnut
Gl72
FOR an Kinds OF carpenter aud re-
pair work call Maple 1884
YOUR HOME building, rcmodellng re
pairing and painting solicited by W
! Stpntr. contractor Walnut biSl y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
WhNTFD-TO RENT

WANTED to rent modern home, viii
make lease year or more, must have
s,,cu or more rooms Phone ! H. Iicr'
sol Walnut l1'i ur walnut 2270.
WANTED - ly man aud wife. rooms
and garage Mnplo 1890
LADY employed dcsircs room I'm uri-
waite home yhrrc lady of home viii
care FOR boy { years old. Addryss. T.
O.. OkhhpuRu
WANTED TO REST \ furnished
bungalow with garage. by couple
Phone Room ,o9. Huckus Hotel. s-l2
a m, Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE

MOTHER with child desires house
work prefer 70 go to country. Call
Y. W G. a., Maple IA, between and
STLNOGKAPHER, competent willing
e. work desires position, Address
ESQ. OklNhomau.
STENOGRArHER with some eSper-
ence wishes work at once. E-33.
Oklu homan
WANTED .- Clerical position, some
knowledge ~ bookkeeping, rapid ana
accurate IN accounts. Maple 2lsO-J.
BIO Oklnh0mnn.
YOUNG girl. employed wishes TO act ar
companion and help with housework
for room and board Gail Walnut 2Jib
after o'clocE.
CAPABLE. experienced stcnographer
desires position. E-3s, Okhhoman,
STENOGRAPliER. competent willing
to work. desires position. Address T..
81 Oklahomnn
WANTEp--Clerical position by lady
with ten years experience As nssistnnt
In third class postofficc. X. IL, Okla
hom1n.
NNTED-Clerical or aecretarlal po-
sltlon by n young woman. An excep-
tionally rapid legihlc penman: use any
typewriter. and competent to handle
most any correspondence without dc
tRtlOn Onless ~ very technical ma
turcD: understand book Keeping: n
notary public for Oklahoma county;
broad business epnerience Including
banking, railroadinR mercantile. and
Cil etc. Phone room 3l2. Bristol Ho-
tel
RELIABLE STENOGRApHER desires
position In professional line July -.
Gail Walnut 1850 after $40 u. m.
sTENOGRAPHER. with ~ years ex-
>-peIience desires position. Cn1 Y. W.
e. A, Maple iii, between > and .,
WANTED Homework by Young eS-
perienced woman; no washing. E-52.
Oklahoman.
YOUNG LADY, 27. desires position.
answer telephone and do light clerical
work Uiierback Maple 5000
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
--~~->~>>~-~-~~~~-~--~>~->
DpEssMAKING md tailoring Mrs.
Mhidlestead, Walnut 1894.
DREsSMAktNG. haif work. Maple
si9s-M "
HEMsTITCHING and picoting. Attach
ment works on n!l makes sewing ma .
| chimes for 1850. Samples OF work with
! full Instructions. Address Mrs. J. y.
Light Box. i21. BIRMINGHAM. Ala.
DRFSSMAKiMQ and alterations. Mary
Monser, Maple ?253. Room 2i5. kertIs.
DREssMAKING and alterations done
reasonable. Mrs. simpson. Maple
/ t1en-J q
DRESsMAktNO. hy reliable seamstress.
CRil 1924 West ith
DREssMAkING. hrpldlng. etc. call
Mamie 1893; Mrs Sarah J. Luse.
DREssMAkiNG card sixrs walsut
30es.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09

tCE RENT Nicc.y furnished Nlo'p-
ting room with private cntrnure
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09

LARGE south room aud -'raping porch.
nrlNnin hmm MMlmml L-LL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
AGENTS WANTED

LARGE manufacturer wants repressn-
tatiyes 10 sell shirts. underwear. hos
terry. dresses, waists. skirts. direct to
homes write for free samples Mad
ison Mills, 50S Broadway. New York
city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09

WANTED Two men 20 drive transfer
wagon Good working conditions
| Apply Merchants Transfer 4 Storage
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
Statesmen

We have the livest most dependable
and easiest sold proposition going and
need a few more good men on our sales
force. Big opportunities ~ Advancement
to men who cRn make good. Men now
working are making from Sii TO $500
weekly See Mr. Thompson, iDt-J
licrskOwttz bldg
MI Statesmen II t6j 10 .oj pr week
looks good to you. id Baum Bldg
and ask Tor Mir Sandford
WNNTEp-A real tire salesman. can
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-09
WANT ED

Have n proposition worthy Of tnves-
tigation. household necessity; 100 per
cent efficiency, 800 per for live wir'
territory open. Call at Ferris Flats.
liS s. Hudson, Room Z
WE arc In need Of four good men TO
secure leases for IA. Don't phone
cali and see us. Room 25i. Liberty Ma
ticnni Bank bldg.
WANTED Two confident men. who
are able To- interest merchants In
sdmethiny they really need. Rig
moLey and excellent chance for ad-
vancement sis IIcrsko~itn Bldg
TWENTY FIVE salesmen for the state
OF oklahoma, to sell the latcat auto
nccessory. experience unnecessary.
Phone Walnut 953 For interview see
Cabbell a. fillmore. room I. National
Bldg. liis y Harvey