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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-01-27

by
which outnumber the allied in section The
is regarded as serious but not critical
President Wilson has the invitation
De MS guest the royal palace in Brussels but the date has not been
it that republican soldiers the
oya and that the former king has been offered the throne from which
spent Sunday viewing the devastation
he is believed that the impressions thus gained will influence
his 5 decision in demanding reparation from Germany
The supreme council of the peace conference held brief session from
consulted with Colonel other American delegates
The cable and teegraphic received today follows
America and Russian Forced Back.
American and Russian troops Of
according
ing ouaned by the Bolshev them January
after bombardment lasting three days
Royalsts Winning in Portugal
Nno an as o % ans @
can monarchsts coumbra about join
Wilson Sees Devastation-s Impressed
Wilson today made
received
such of ruin and desolation"
Supreme Council Holds Short Session
council Of the met 1890 M
adjourned at
been with the American delegation during the The
talk with Colonel House :
King Peter About to "Abdcae."
of
condition according to advices from Labach
Preside to
King Albert of
Brussels s said, not fixed date for the trip
MoreSo AreC COMM Home
mill
monthly that all of the
exponary force could be returned home and be demozed within six
patton will be by
Rear Admiral Chadwick S
of
last night announced here today
Senate Agrees on Fund
relief
Pennsylvania republican, providing
all
wereac
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+ + + + + I. I. I. 1. I. 1. + + I.
Charges Against Moody

+ Observation-Disclosures of For /
+ mer Adjutant General c. S. 1
+ Moody, now member of the !
+ legislature, was asked by Cover !
+ nor Davis this morning, of the /
+ house. The governor claims /!
+ there are Irregularities in 1
+ Moody's accounts and records. 1
+ The message of Governor I
+ Davis read before the house and !
+ senate brought forth an immedi- !
+ ate denial from Moody.
+ No facts were given by Gov !
+ ernor Davis in his message.
+ Moody asks for an immediate
+ investigation and says it is !
+ scheme to discredit him.
+ + I. + + + + + + 1. I. + !. + + +
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EAVEN NWURTH.-The release OF
lib conscientious objectors, who are
honorably discharged from service by
the war department orders, began at
the disciplinary barracks at Fort
Leavenworth, today. Two refused to
leave, saying it is against their re-
ligious scruples.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-01-27
Great Strike Threatened

NEW YORK.-A nationwide labor
crisis involving industries engaged in
the manufacture of silk and cotton
goods and to some extent the woolen
mills, is impending unless the. employ
ers in these trades concede the eight
hour day by February 8, it was learn
ed here today.
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Idaho Tonight and
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-01-27
THIRTY SIX STATES
REPORT RATIFICATION

WASHINGTON Thirty six states
the necessary three-fourths, had GER
titled to the state department their
ratification of the federal prohibition
amendment today. Preparations for
the proclamation to make the amend
ment effective have been ordered.
Kansas was the last state to report.
Weather - Idaho - Tonight and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
\ THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

4 FTER THINKING it all over from every
"A angle, you will find that you have much
today for which you should be thankful. As
individuals, as families, as a nation, we un-
doubtedly are betterioff than the other fellow,
the individual and family and nation beyond
our borders.
Americans enjoy a greater measure of lib
erty than is enjoyed by any other people.
Americans are safeguarded against despotic
misrule more strongly than any other people.
Americans have more protection in the
matter Of health than any other people
But while laying this JUNCTION to our souls,
let us not accept selfishly these superior bless
ings.
The other fellow should be the subject Of a
serious thought today
The less fortunate persons in our own land
and abroad are to be considered.
The world is a unit, no matter what those
seIf-centered persons who oppose race solidar-
ty and stand for selfish isolation may tell
you.
"What helps one helps all" is true today as
always heretofore.
Therefore, while enjoying the bounties Of
the best-blessed nation of earth, let us resolve
to stand firm for the rights of man everywhere,
to help instead Of to hinder and to mix with
our other ioyousness leaven of that alhustic
thought which is the basis of actual Chris
tianity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
THANKS, Lutte!

WYE ARE VERY GLAD to learn that Ambi
w tious Ada is not disappointed in The least
over the apparent slight she suffered because
the Prince Of Wales declined to call on her.
Little Ada sits not disconsolate Nay-she
perks up and proudly acknowledges her 100
p. c. Americanism in the following editorial
paragraph:
Quoth The Daily Ardmoreite: "The
Prince Of Wales is about to end his visit in
the United States without calling on Ada"
That's all right, Bert. We had a visit not
so very long ago from John Easley, which
balances things up pretty we'll after all.
The editor is happy to know that Miss Ada,
however ambitious she may be, regards a visit
from an American prince as fifty-fifty prop
osition with visit from a British prince. Now
if the Hon. Lutte Harrison will come over to
Arrived Ardmore we shall try to resurrect the
amented Chamber Of Commerce band and
nave it play Long Live the King!'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28
Opening Tractor COMPANY

Paul Liebmann Of sulphur, formerly
Cream
at the head of the Diamond \ Ice
cream Company Of this city will come
back to Ardmore and make the city
headquarters, taking over the agency
for the Cleveland tractor, He has a
car of tractors in the city on display
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28

packing baskets and distributing same
Yesterday, We're two Salvation Army
women, who recently came to Ard.
more from san Antonio, Captain Knob
and Captain Ware.
Tho various Aid societies of the
churches, individuals, clubs and other
organizations made contributions and
there was plenty for all.
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Don't forget that The Ardmoreite is going
to be served as first course in your Thanks
giving dinner unless you eat said dinner at
breakfast time. The Ardmoreite will go to
press at II a. M. first and final edition for
the day, and give thanks the rest Of the day.
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I O The Editorial Page of The Daily Ardmoreite q

at. the Night and Day Garage, opposite
the police station. and they are being
tried out daily by farmers who are
contemplating replacing horse ana
mule teams with the tractor
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN said: "Let every American,
every lover OF liberty, every wcll.Wisher to his pos.
terity, by the blood of the Revolution never
to violate in the least particle the laws OF the country
and never to tolerate their violation by Others"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-28

NARCISSUS BULBS AND POTS
NOW IN STOCK. ARDMORE BOOK n
NEWS co. 24-6
Milford chronicle., 1919-04-25

Miss Aleine Hilyard has been in Phiia
delphia the past week
Mrs. Amy Lynch is visiting her sister
in Philadelphia.
Lloyd Raynor Of Fort dupont, has been
honoraby discharged from the service
and is at his home here.
Miss Sarah Wilson spent Easter in
Phila adelphia.
Miss Linda Hudson spent a part of last
week in Lewes.
Milford chronicle., 1919-04-25
NASSAU.

A number Of the young people around
here went to the Sand Hill Monday.
Samuel Davidson and family were
Georgetown visitors Sunday
William Mitchell OF wilmington spent
Easter with his parents, near Lewes.
Nelson Rogers Of this town spent sun
day with his parents at Millsboro.
Miss Edna Hastings Of Laurel spent
the week END with Miss Mamie Mitchell.
The Misses Ruth, Mamie and Eta Nit
chell spent Saturday and Sunday with her
cousin at Milsboro.
Miss Ruth Mitchell spent the weekend
with her sister near Coolspring.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mitchell spent
sunday with their parents near here.
Miss Mary Palmer and Henrietta Nit
chell spent Monday with Miss Bessie
Stillman.
Samuel has purchased a new driving
horse.
Milford chronicle., 1919-04-25
MOTHER GAVE
THIS DELICATE
CHILD VINOL
And He Got Well and Strong.
That's True

Monaco, Pa.-"My little boy, who
is the youngest of three, was weak,
nervous and tired all the time, so he
was most unfit at school, and moth
ing seemed to help him. I learned
of Vinol and gave it to him. 1t has
restored his health and strength and
he has gained in weight" t."-Mrs.
Frederick Sommers, Monaco, Pa.
Vinol is a constitutional cod liver
and iron remedy for delicate, weak,
ailing children. Formula on every
bottle, so you know what you are Civ
ing them. Children love it.
E. H. Bratton, Druggist.
Pettyjohn's Pharmacy.
And Druggists Everywhere.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTFD-An experienced slngIe col
orcd woman 'ur general hOusrwork.
Apl'y ~" IS 9Th
WHITE woman for hogs'w3rk. one
day cs.b week. Maple s0Gf.
WANTED Houroaeepor; would con
slider widow Win ore small child. 4
adults. ail employed. room furnished
after 20 call Maple 1895
WANTED Guardian Tor siTh, yssr old
boy. mother dead father travels
suitable compensation. X96 Oklaho-
man,
WANTED--A color.d girl for house
work; references required; apply
Wednesday morning s0s ". i''h. W.
-
CAS- yius get "Crocheted" Tam 10
match that fnliy sweater Phone
Marie 1921 II and see
NNNTED-ENperlen-ed cook. a'so 20
do housework. iOi East 18Th
WANTEu-Girs and women for fiat
work department New state L1un-
Vtl f1O X Eraufis
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BOYS WANTED

Ws have sevefni routes open fni hoys
between the ages OF 70 to 10 Apply
Cty Calculation Manager oklahom'n
BARBER wanted eu,urnntce s2b, GS
percent phone, write. Jack hjrch
n \ Hunter Okla
WANTED Two union elcctrlcisns Ibc
per hour Peabody Electric Co,
huskOgee, okla
WANTED ! can us. several live wire
snl'ciiOre who have the ahiliu TO
show cnrly tcnults. must be able TO
furnish car ~ ile, attractive propusl'
tou mndt 10 producers, unless YOU aft
able 10 hnhhie live ptUrusiiiun nupli
cation wnula no, he considered. sslar,
with oil expenses guaranteed icfriior,
Oklahums call N person oi mntN ap
plicstiOn 10 Circulation Manager. Far
mei S,ockman 0klahoman RIdy Oh
lahome city Oklahoma
ROAST REEF toe vegetables &c; des
seris, , nnd l0c hest qunlity. Yolc
cafstcria, broadway. south OF Huckins
hotel
fRESSMAN wanted; see 30 weekly,
lob md cylinder newspaper prcsses
good Iositon for s'endy youhg man
rimes-Democrat. Atus. Okla.
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for

~.
; OklAGlOMRNz | lMEC
EffeCdlVA dlCd ~ lGV9
"~'
Al week day classified advertiser
rum ~ both rhprrs ~ one p'Uo San
day oh'ohomhn ono Issue same fn'o ~
Word Line Inch
, time sunday oth
homan ,..,..t........ oo''l 80 10 - no
tlno llNlF iklH.
homnn utd Times. h.N u -.
times bkihhomuu and
Times t.,..... ........ ,N' ,I' ~
week oNihowIu nnh
Timtr .'..... ...... WV ul IN'
luol ~ bIHu"uNu
ana l''Ncs '....t... .Nl I'5 vs. ~.
Figure rN words 10 tho line. twelve
hner rs the lurh
Room, tuf Rent. R0priiug qua Situn-
non Wanted uDth nanhnman sui
Zines. l.3c PEI word rhIS rtto doc.
no, include Houses OF Store Rooms Ioi
Rent
Classified contract rates f0f Okla.
roman aud Times 5.O0O lines o be art
wNhln one y.ut tom date ut contra I
~ ronirnci Tor three iiurr daily tuf "n'
year i9r pDr line rrh issue, copy
changed m often n dosirri
Va al accepted fui lee. than 2Ic.
oKI AHOMNN AND THrs LIES
!. ron CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS
~ +" ADS win ne uin thluv days
,piv uh,u' ',,r,y.tr ,,ii I.. splrItsd
CHARGE VAST ADS vii uot ~"
run longer than tnrly d.ys Wi, olt n
renewal
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are dus
and nnynhl, the tumr H,. iist inset
- 10. o
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iITUATlONS WANTED-FEMALR

PERMANENT position hs hookkocper
ty young lady with several years cN-
pDrIence X-lS OFlrh0wan
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Statesmen WANTED
BY Goldberg

WANTED Sales representative 20 call
on drug trade faf iHrge WanufuciuT-
cfs - sp'lIit,s established business.
priyllsF1d 20 sDI conflicting lines.
opportunity 10 hulh lucrative Hshs
agency. liberal commission. rcply stat
INK fuil particulars age. experience and
reference. Address Bor ys3. Room
219 Cable BliF. Sew York
SEVERAL high class travelling sales
men wanted for Oklahoma. Kansas
Missouri and Arhsnras, must be men
~ middle age ana real producers DO
not want I0h hunters or down and outs
want men Hhq want 60 improve tho :
positions ana Increase their earnings
uu.wrr quick giving Hge. mnfl"i or sin
E.e. line mat yu4 have been - liuV an
reference On fret letter also number Of
}osfr on the road; give your phone
number &-gi. Oklnh1man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15

BRIGHT ,ounR tsnir, wanted Tor telc.
phone operators, experience unnec
rsfary. We pay you while leafnigg Al
room sls Pioneer BIDS
WNNTED-Lpdy partner IN jcwclry and
up-'o date not 0n store An excellent
location I'm oil town. Apgy at once,
". y, OkhhpmHn
WANTED - Two experienced wait.
r'.a.S Mrccp cote. Cement. or'7
BREAKFAST { 90 toni. hot cakes lOC;
toast s.; oatmeal ANA cream Nc, egss
'op Yale cafetcrln.
A.lgh 5. ". g. s. emp!oym.nt de.
IlrlmcUt for position In my llne ut
. Maple in
BuOKkEErrE WANTED Must be -
pcrl.n,rd quick and accurnte. 10
8 Hudson
/ WANTED Hand ronor; need not have
laundry experience. New state Laun
dry Ie0 n Francis.
! WANTED Girls aud women for fat
! work department. New state Laun.
! DRY l20 ~ Francis.
| WANTED 900 customers Tor ladies' and
yeutlemen's clothing. just say charge
| It. I, -rls-Goar y Co, Is N Harvey.
| WANTED TpiSt. must be eNpe-
renged In billing, Apply lten His
| cult Co.
WANTED - Col0rcd maid Apply In
poison St Nicholas hotel. sth ana
/ broadway
/ sTE NOGRAPHER whntcd good salary.
permanent position with reliable
finn. N.2 Oklahoman.
. WE WANT few young ladies q good
! families preferably living at home.
/ who want position which will furulsh
/ permanent employment, 20 enter class
/ in long distance telephone opcratlrg
which We are Jus, organizing We VIII
riy good salaries while you are In the
1 r'Its md Will teach You line OF work
] 'hoi viii furnish you pleasant employ
mcut m the best environment possible.
only persons well recommended are
desired Arply to the American Te'r
phone & Telegraph company, Mr.. f.
Hawkins. room 2l5 Avon Bldg, Third
I'D prnHiwBv.
/ WANTED Neat appearing boy 10
catch tickets and usher ut Dreanlnni
theh'cr; $500 per week. See manager.
WANTED Young man to drive Ford
for real estate Co, $500 per week
10 start QUICK Salo Realty Co, over
| brcamland theRter.
! WANTED-Flrst class meat cutter
and erocctyman, 2N2 n Shartel
WANTED Wanted two first class
coat makers and vest maker
s',edy Job. Glenn Henergc n Son.
SODA dispensers wanted: must have
experience. Davis Candy shop, !,
y. Harvey.
WANTED -- Stenorraphcr; one that
can take dlctatlun md read her own
shorthand position permanent foi
rlrhi party: no phone calls, SherI
Auto supply Co tOs y broadway
WANTED White glrl for genera
housework; 80 per week; IN fam
lly. si2 W l7th.
WANTED -- Assistant lady cook and
dishwashcr HerOlds. i0g W. Man,
MANTED-B "Wednesday. vldcril
woman 10 care for sick lady Rea
sonable pay. Enquire i1u East nth
or phone Taylor Empire Refining Co.
WANTED Refined white girl or won
an for nurse for iyenr old child
good home. Walnut 1907 2i7 West 10Th
WANTED Good girl for general hous,
work 200 West 18th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
SITUATIONS WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

EXPERIENCED salesman with big
business experience IN the east and
who spent "a months with L 3, gov
ernmcnt as "luhricnting engineer nj
Post field. Fort sill, Okla. during the
late war desires to represent some
oklahoma City Wholesale house In Law.
ton and vicinity. SO can make hom,
sundays; will start for moderate sa'ary
and furnish satisfactory references. A
W, t.tahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
CONTRACTING & REPAIRING
T.

REPAIRING and renewing carpenter
Work ~ all Kind, work guaranteed
Maple tlr.1
SIZE j II Herndon FOR all kinds OF
brick work, phone maple 1851 or cal
7iG Harrison.
'Al.L Walnut s)1s-J after . : m for
carpenter and repair WORK. +. No
s,k.
JOB PLASTERlNG promptly done, sat
isiAction guaranteed. Maple 1755.
ALI Maple 1895 for repair work.
building and Grating furniture
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTED Men and lndles To learn
bsrb,y trade. special l1~ tui'lou
poIilops rustnntocd. free cnirlnG ph
iahomr city Barber college 'Ot "'s
California, HAIRY Huns Ngf
MIN Our cgtniog explains hoe W
teach N. taftrt ttndr. mailed l''
ScnWart, system OF Hothcf ,oll"rc'
iOs " California Avenue. Osiah'm"
city. Okla. -.--.---
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MALE HELP WANTED.


ATTRACTIVE ou,rlrg f5r bright young
mfu. ~ to is },ifA ut age. Who would
I|.r 10 l'.tI. uf'lHa NulH while receiving
q wrrj cant At general oifiDc ni WI.
.nH "a Go, StocvWds, ask for chirf
''..' ''' NOT phone ....
lliAi tnt Of cont ltd.'H or gentlemen
vIl lo found NJ Harris Gonf; Just
sag charge 1t, p'y ,At'r 10 n. Harvey
WANTED - lyr,.t.urrd man dish.
washer 50 and board. Mecca CAFE,
'Wrnt, onlh
WANTED .WHsh man. married mhn
rr,'erfci0 whose wife Is an expert
ruced lHurdry hand. New Process
.'A'1Hrl. AIMS 'N". ...-.
WNNTlh-1' 'H.,. % good COO. fpi
.f, Good WaGos. q . G..s1n. Wrt-
'...' .--.
ii.l' D. .'-fl...AA Nahl,l mut,
'' i.'' on r.. NN'H or we MA
q, ,'',' ''' 80 ,,.H. ..
va N' '''
lo,,', v,, 'I,,.si v.r, ,si,
...' fio uItn s., "a,
v.,N1fr- p,.,,c, ma, ,,,,,,r, oocr,.
.r a., Na lE M. gNt'r sl.,Iy ioh
sooI vne ru.i.-t,t, office Osng.
..rrraI r.,,br't, prl,
ID 4 4. D An H..
I.i,ys.,, uri,.r.,ry NJ tJrhr- IN
rrro a. a.sl,wrer Othlrnn. CIV. rtr
l'uh'N d swcrsNln", district aIpcfln-
''"'N '''"''0' "''''"
NIIII' nus boy vale c'fc'"r'n NJ
iI'''"''. As' "hlic "'h"hsnct.
WANTED I carpenters NJ 3.' ". 2lrd
~. or phone Walnut 6isi-R
lOrNG MAN WIN hier'" ro deliver
Hrd work ~ store Peoples Ihlt-
n''N' l''N "od dlnn''n --.
WANTED llrrt ~ clerical drp1i 'mcn'
2 Tor ltf" co'roraiior. g. expert
ma, "'u '''''' "'''''' N-'' '.''
/
',1l.,,. s,, 49,. ..,, d,,,,a,
I., r,u A. tc.t. g ~. ty,,,i,
-,
ia tn.,ir,g Na,I ',y TTI,,
"a, ..,,,,, g.,
sr'r.a ,ri fdf ~. &" a ro,,. "a
min $40 nor month room hoard good
home loo Carson. Hlu,s Okls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CARPENTER repair and building. CAL
Maple s0t, G, J Peterson.
CALI. Jones for carpenter work. roof
work specially. Maple 7227.
pLAsTERlNG and repair work. Cell
Walnut S6Sk
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cents "A copy ~ IN ''W'N u "''"'
4, OkI,hpra City.

Th, Associated prprs - r1flu'lVe'.
entitled tn 'rr use ior rrpn' ''taOoN =,
all novs dispatches rr1i'. ln "' o,
otherwise credited In 'hf thpf- INV
.iso the Local news published herein
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
MALE HELP WANTED

AMERICAN HEATING co, eco Fast
5rd, manufacturers Of hatticks n'l
- burners tor COOK vtovea heaters not
AL Mnirf nnn Linnm Ilrmhrns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
UNFURNISHED Rooms
FOR PZNT

TWO or three suites unfurnishsd bsd-
rooms io2a " Main. Walnut Mle.
TWO uufIfnirhed rooms or one fur
r.'hc1 sleeping room In private IAN
ily '1at l0'h walnut 722I-J
FOR ltENT Two unfurnlshsd rooms.
a2D West Park Place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15

YOUNG MAN-age ~ desires position
ms bookkecper. has had three years
experience Ms general bookkeeper. can
furnish good references. Phone Mapl'
gl3J.
WANTED Position by experienced
salesman, either In or out OF city by
graduate Of National Salesmen's Train
ing Association, Would consider com
mission proposition Can give refer %
cnccs and bond X-sa Oklahomnn.
A.l--Sodn and lunch0nett man desires
change. Can furnish good reference
a. TO character and ability, no obiec-
tons 10 leaving city, Write Il 3S5 care
Oklahoman.
WHO WANTS THE SERVICES or A
HIGH POWER SALESMAN LIVING
HERE, WHO HAS AVERAGED 5000
IN is WEEKS TRAVELLING AND HAS
THE OTHER 36 TO WORK IN THIS
VICINITY. X-92. OKlAHOMAN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15
AGENTS WANTED


AGENTS WASTED-Dirrict managers
10 sell health and accident Insurance
IN any part u Oklahoma. Best of con
isu.ts 10 sell and hest Of commissions
given The Western Casualty 90 gi3
Gas and Electric Blig Denver. Colo.
PORTRAIT ARTIST. we have very
good opening for two artists special
Proposition to offer Bauer AcChr-
ny Portrait Co. 800 No. 18Th St. st
louis No
AGENTS WANTED TO demonstrate
and ssl ncR .-powet Ford starter IN
.,try county In Oklahoma counties go
NIX fast Apply to J. L, Custer. Gen.
Ngt. l.o West second street. Oklahoma
Ity. OKLA
LIE ISSu RANCE We have few
choice districts open for general
agents. very best contracts offered
.t,tc manager. Box COS. Ch!ckasha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-15

Cut on, the picture on all tour sides
then carefully fold dotted line It's
entire length Then dotted line Z, and
40 on. Fold each section underneath
accurately Whom completed turn over
and you'n find a surprising result Save
tho icturea
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WANTED -Girl f6r general Homework,
must be good cook Call Maple tS5ssJ,
1910 W. 80
WANTED An experienced cashier and
candy sales ndy, none but eNper-
.ruced need apply Rose Candy chop,
o2 West Main.
WANTED Middle aged women for
messengers. hours, 7 10 n m. to I
p m. Good wages. Mackny Telegraph
Gable Co
WANTED Experienced stcnogrnpher.
permanent position; salary US per
month, Address the Mutual life In
surnnce co OF New York 1911 Col
cord md give reference
coon reliable cOlored girl wanted
4 l2s West 18th.
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WANTED-TO RENT

REFINED. responsible couple without
children desire three housekeeping
rooms VIII ar without garage. ron iur-
'ntsh own m,n. bedding and silverware,
permanent references exchanged. Room
90. Grand Avenue Hotel
MARRIED couple, no children. desire
2io 1 room Furnished apartment, with
private bath O-si. OklahOman.
WANT L. rent any size house, 8 TO %
rooms. reasonable rent. to reliable
parties. walnut 1871
WANTEp--TO rent or 6-ro0m bun
gslow with privilege Of buying later
II suited Maple 20ld.
WANTEp-Rcn small farm near city
good teams, tools, hest reference E
&. Norton, Norman. okla
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Elderly lady that needs
good home and some wages Walnut
-1Os.
tANTED-Grl as general office clerk
Neither typewriter or hookkee IT, ek-
ricncc required, Apply gl6l7 state
atlonni Bank Bldg after $3.50 a. IN.
Girl for cafeteria Yale, North
lrondvnN
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Reliable Accountant

Now employed In the accounting de-
paftment Of the state, win do auditing
or keep small set OF books after y. m,
Call Maple 6lib,
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Walker Refinery

WANTED Shoe salesman Tot Oklhho
ma; 8 percent commissions; Wlsrph'
sin line work shoes; prefer experience
man acquainted with tndc: must he
live wire: Give references IN first let
ter W l. Hutchlson, Main Hotel. ~
Smith. ARK