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Loo SO 6 "

e ETY. Of the M. p temple vas held
Yesterday afternoon at The home 81
Mrs. T. a. Nell ON Sixth street The
Rev. Arthur Gee conducted the de-
yotional exercises in the absence Of
Mrs. j. c. Broomaeld who was unable
TO be present The afternoon was
spent IN the study Of the, Mission les
son and a social hour followed, dur
ing which retreshments wef! served,
The hostesses were Mesdames, 7. A.
Neil, j. r. Nellly A. q. Marshall, Rosa
Fleming and @. M. Allender
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10 Entertain.

w AallEaN
u hrs Richard Shnrtleff Will enter
AIN at her home on Field street on
Z tuesday afternoon Of next week at
I'VE hundred. Four tables will be
! Il ed in the playing and the Intimate
friends iof the hostess win be the
guests. Invitations have been issued.
Had Tea.
The first OF a series OF social events
TO be given during the school year
by the faculty and students OF the
Faifmont sac Normal school was
held yesterday afternoon when fac
alty members entertained number OF
the students and a few outside trienns
st d pretty tea from three to foe
5'clock at the Normal SCHOOL The
affair was a thoroughly delightful one
and was much enjoyed by those pres
emit.
Named Officers
AT a recent meeting Of the execu-
i've board Of the Public Health serv-
Ice the following officers were named:
Mrs.. w. T.. .Haryman was appointed
chairman OF the organization by the
Red Cross chapter with which the
nursing service is affiliated and she
appel, d the following officers, first
NJ ident Mrs. c. o. Henry; sec
"a president. Mrs. A. L. Leh-
man; secretary Mrs. M. q. Ashcraft;
treasurer Simon D. Goodman; public
It's secretary Mrs. Kemble White.
Other members OF the executive
board appointed we're Mrs. 7. !. Brett,
Mre. j. A. Meredith, Mrs. p, P. Lip
son, Mrs. Bert. 8. Leopold, Mrs. Car
RE. Wagner.
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Entertained Class.

The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church was delightfully."- en-
tertained last evening at the home OF
Mrs. j. Blaine Moore Games and
music featured the evening and a
study of the Sunday school lesson
was conducted by Mrs. E. S. Amos
the teacher Of the class,
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say during the time her father.
Hartley IS q patient az John HoD
hospital Mr Harfley left Thus
eyenin for Baltimore and a me-
esiged here said ho stood The
nicely ana vas Keeling verify vel
The Misses Jessie and Ethel
went TO their home near Grant 4
today 70 spend the week end.
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OH XAS OF
Thrill Of Old-Tfme Boom Days hits Wichita Falls
Following New Pool Discoverya Iowa Park.

wichita Fails Is now in the middle the
wear Lass two that the Kemp
flowing the exc nt greater than It
was at time town lite the Wggoner pool
booms The October goth bid $500
none offered and October aer the well bid $2000
asked $500
TEXAS UNITED OIL coMPANSs use No Of 30 which
by th Is 30
close to the nore interest than
people can imagine judging prices
field Burkbunett ownse the dent company MI
VS. Pratt estimates that 1t would lily possible that this lease
in very time be worth e Capitalization Of
COMPANY or $1oee,S40.
We believe opportunity IA asN dered by TEXAS
UNITED OIL that is presented lifetime The
Company been organized along serva lines by business
character and y Ne continuous and
drilling campaign and the ccessful eopmen q the
adjoining Our g. is certainly
encouraging and proving or proper nd giving them
a yalpe far in ercess Of our greatest spectattoni
TEXAS UNITED oIIyoters opportunity IKE pvestment
where the risk his been eliminated before
pany prod6cng6n bete dollars worth offered
for enngs in 81 100000 annum
from otthly dividends ae ng paid stock
public only nd dividends ud the organizers OF
received 100000 for thth Whth
conservative valuation tod mfot doNa Stock
eted by organizers Company il to In fscrow and
WIN not participate 1/ddend until the comps Earnings
one million dOAaEs ~ year,
The stock Of TtXAs p on. Is good in Btmen.
selingiin an 4ctv $3.50, having $100
octobar paying nt monthly dde and is
tanly worth investigating
We are prepared furnish f and complete concerning
TEXAS UNITED OIL interested II interested In
knowing it is worth funds clip out and
mail the following coupon today:
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Attendlnu NationaI Meetina.

Mrs. J. Waiter Barnes Is in st.
Louis, Mo, attending the National
convention Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. Mrs. Barnes was
elected president of the State organi-
zation OF the w. C. T. U. at the re-
cent meeting held at Wheeling and
attends the ST Louis meeting as a DEL
egate by virtue Of her office.
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.Marriape Announced.

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Miss Minnie Ice, of
FaIrmont, and Michael Finn, of
Donora, Pa, which event took Place
September at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A, G. Ice at Morgantown. Mr..
Flynn is railroad man and is located
at Donora. Both Mr.. Flynn and his
bride are we'll known in this city.
Society Met.
The regular monthly meeting OF
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
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Glass Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Jamison were
host and hostess at their home at
Barrackyille yesterday evening to the
Philathea class of the Barrackville
Baptist church. The evening was de-
lightfully spent with games and mu-
sic and refresh7!ents we're served.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Millen, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs, Manuel Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. harles Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duke Brand, Mrs. T. B. Lawler, Mrs.
volney sturmS, Mrs. John F. Jami-
son.
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sncietYiNIet.

The Missionary society Of the First
Presbyterian church held an interest
ing session yesterday afternoon in the
social rooms of the church with Mes
danes =. G. Boggs, James Henshaw,
Nelson Beale and Miss Wtlhelmina
Cockayne as the hostesses.
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Toiaaye supper.

Big plans are being made for a box
supper and social to be given by the
Daughters OF Rebekah on Monday
evening, November "a, at eight O'clock
In addition to the supper there will
be many features introduced for the
entertainment of the guests such as
a fish pond and fortune tellers. Every
one is Invited. The affair is under the
direciSsn Of Mrs. Lucy Bright, Mrs.
Hattie Lilly and Miss IYette Merri-
field.
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NEW YoRk-Mrs. M. Marzewski
wife of Captain Marzewski, the Polish
military attache to the United States
was photographed, just before land
ing, on the deck of the ship that
brought her to this country.
There's no denying she's as pretty
as they make 'em, and there's little
doubt but that she stopped in Paris
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to buy her chic little sports hat, while
her smartly tailored suit simply shouts
London. But where did she get her
shoes?
{ They're as cunning as possible, and
look like real Cinderella slippers-but
they don't look like Paris, nor Lon
don and they certainly never were
seen before in America
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wANrED-MAI.E


wASTED-.At once first class nonunion
cAfp"nter no Others need apply $50
lLohiHson BldR
WANTED -Firstc!As short order cook
66gP.' j. 4. Lyons Grocery Red f'F1
WIDE AWAKE MEN to take charge Of our
local trade - Ia IS a day steady; no
experience required paV siArts At onoc
write today American Products co. %
American Bldg Cincinnati Ohio.
LEADING secret society wants men TO get
members big money 10 big men no
salaries or advances Tho owls, south
bend lnd
MEN Age ~ to 50: experience unneccs,
sary travel, make secret eanEAtions,
rrporw salaries expenses American
Foreign Detective Agency, $40, -. LOUIS
EARS t25 weekly, spare time, writing for
newspapers. magazines. experience un
necessary details free Press Syndicate
7ul, ~ Louis Mo.
MN wanted for detective work write j
hAnor, former 4. $ government deiec'
tive. panvI'lr. II
WANT ED--Mcn wishing positions Nremrn
braksm~n, electric motormcn, colored
tfhin potters no experience necessary
$40 $500 month chances quick promo
lou $500 $500 lutor Railway Dept,
Indianapolis. Ind
! .
You would ike responsible railway po
Htiony one that enables YOU to travel and
IN advance, starting at $40 month
and expenses No are Limit write for
booklet n lO2. STANDARD Business Train,
ing Institute, Buffalo, Ny.
BE A DETECTIVE; excellent opportunity
good nay: travel Writo G. 7 LudwlG.
sSi Westo'er Bldg, Kansas city, Mo,
1000 AEentS wanted to sell a self heating
sad iron labor and fue saver. pay sal.
sry or commission agents make SIS W
$50 per day ladies make good repro
tcntAtiVes writc for terms and frrf
sample lmpcnAl Sad Iron Co. Fort
Worth, Texas 40! 1905
BLACK SMITH vantrd for foreign fields
one blacksmith iiar maker wanted FOR
Burma on year contract Apply to The
OIL We'll Engineering Company, Limited
Petrolia Ontario, Canada
WANTED SNmeone to tAko contract for
the finishing Of sr .room cottages
4 2 jenkins ~rhone 5o7I.J. 1925
burnett
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Correspondent
Representative

National financial magazine dc
sires the services OF correspondent
for financial and Industrial news.
also advertising representative. Ad-
dress Editor. 633 Book Bldg. De
troit, Mich,
WANTED-Two middle aged men 10 trAvel
working city trade; 81 to 81 a day. leave
city at once; expenses advanced. Mr..
Gilbert Nash Hotel
WANTED Carpenters at Fifteenth and
Carolina Monday morning
NANrED-Presser. Csll al l92 y. Man.
bay and Night Cleaners
WANTED-Three ciIy statesmen. Apply Fl
r. Fourth
CARPET man wanted; cIpcrsncsd, Al.
ply hourekeeper. Tulsa hotel
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BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS

.A,Ons uTEI,-Sov open Tor businrs,
r,.yhiuf rsS nrrrrUuf building nt''
room - per week f5c per night 317
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USED CAR
EXCHANGE


Saxon. 1918. roadster S275
Interstate. 1917, touring; a
bargain ........ $500
Overland 1919 fo,Ir-cvlinder
chummv " $3.50
Studebaker. 1918. six-cylindcr
roadster " 5000
touring $3.50
s.
indor $500
keo, l9ln slX-cyllnder tour
hupHoDlle' l9l'' touring ;
good shane $500
o.,.,., ,o,o ,.,,u;, ,,.;ro
wheels $3.50
pulNh' l'i 0iN-'S ''''"'' '"u'
REQ, 1917 tOur-cyllnder road
Studebaker. 1918, slX-cylnder,
scve n-passenger; excellent
condition .,.....,...,.,SSIo
Studebaker, late 1918, five
passenger ...''.'..'...$ 500
Chandler, 1913, touring; Just
for SI15O
Chandler. 1918, chummy
Mitchell, 1917 touring. in OK.
ce''eh' 'o"u'''o" d '''''%l '-'o
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WANTED

A man that can sell real estate. A
good proposition for hustler with
"A car Clll at
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sALEsMEN AND AGENTS

pay t0 NAltl lfI lNN '.'''.
styles also; no investment "'..'
start this week. Parker MIS- '.r -
BAY ST. Dayton Ohio
CIT YOUR war and Rooscvc.t h"",h ..'
home and save hoa,y lr'rs ,'.is
America War for llIu'NA-L. N.' -
book wonderful oiiicial piet"r"
ing's own story, so prr .ral .0d
mums soma agents m1kins -
orders filled promptly from an o'
lowing places: los hnE',"'. a. ",
Tajo Bldg Everett wash, e
VA, Waco Tens Tc..s 1861 HN X Nia'a; ca0rr,
IN. t33 Plymouth Place nn1,',s s,,,.,t ry
books FREQ 70 workers Ndd.r.' h'N''
office Geo. G CLOVIS 60
"krGRO SOLDIERS IL WAR ns
contains many pictures color 'F',
everybody buys agents ma' ,.!
hig hit. srnd 2Jc for outfit N'.'
COMPANY Marietta, ONO
HOME CAS- PLANTS 81. r"a "...
So: exclusive territory "onA'' az
plan: you get the m"n".
20, Dept ~, Columbus Nh.
MAN WANTED to sol gr"eerr ..r
experience not necessary '' ...
largest rroccrs capital ~ ... ,,
wants ambitious men IN 7. l..,
sell direct to consumer na'g. '.' ,-,-.,
hrsud Of groceries, teas. .".
paints oils stock foods ''G .. ..
easy sales. values best hff ..t.
earn big money; no oNcrI''.. "a irr.
required complete sample '." "- "a.
selling Instructions start go. Ir
liShed reliable house writ "'- G
Sexton s. Co. l52 W. l.'.
csgo lll
SAIEsM Capable special. mara q,
Oklahoma; staple Iin" on ...,.I
ccptioral terms. vacancy no" ,., 4
commission contract. s35 "e'. ..r,
perso,. Miles p BIH'cr ''f
Car'in H'dg. Cleveland. % .
AGENTS sell CLASSY p.w-.. '"s-
girls. art poses, 3 samples aus
II DISSATISFIED RO.olcat Clue. ,. ''
SALEsMFN-Advcrusinr Or '8'.'., n,
for victory Iosn uampA.eHr ''" .sr.
nished 'ibcrsl commission
Film Srndios. philadelphia, "a
SALESMAN Experience unncca.a' .,,
strong proposition. staple line 10 81.
retail trade In Oklahoma rsa
advance 10 Producer Cont ,ls-s
cry % ITsI3 Continental b dc
land, Ohio. .,,-
AIFSMEN-E,col'cat porma0'.. ..r.
capable slcsmrn 'u ut.Aao"' r-.s
ApriLsJ staple limo for s..'.' ...
trade N"ilbrraI commissions
sdyarcc Rice ,ompan'. ,s'
-Bldg Detroit %,
MIN ASD WOMEN Sample ".'-'
take orders for our Euaraui''' AHA;
measure rainrostS, rainy ''A.'n .sft O
W. deliver and collect ~ NJ
one coat. profit paid in Ao,,", l..
quick DAvieO RAincoa' o. ~
Baltimore Bldg- CAioaS@
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EMPLOYMENT
HELp WANrEn rrMA1

.
WRITE photoplsys s2S $500 r..a .,r,..
for suitable ideas "Ipcrtrn.. u...''.'
shry complete outline tree s.t.
dueers LeaEuc, l3i, ~ Louis
WANTED bright, capable ada. d..
! travel dcnonsttaie and sell dY..r,
Ia $50 per week railroad ....
/ write At once Goodrich Dus o.. b..
/ Gsi, Omaha Sch
EARN F25 weekly, spare time. .-. ...s b..
/ newspapers. magazines, etprr ..
! necessary, details free Pres. -.rI.,..
lo7, ~ Louis. No
4 WANTED Experienced co,orsl , g..
! general homework Phone t1s
/ If YOU. are housekerpcf or ...
housekecrcr, address ra4 rare Ns,.,
Girl for general homework a,,,.l
/ country home near city. mus I. ,,,,
cook and laundress Phone .U.
! SNLESWONAN WANTED
| Requires Intelligent competent von.- -.
! sAleslady IN our suit and cost dr.,r,,,..r'
generous salary with ample oHnort.r,,
/ for advancement IN reply give q, ..r.,r..
Address x 5j care World
I WANTED Reliable woman 70 ra.. foo. ..
drrn must have references Phone .f..
| USE or furnished servants r..r b.. I'D.
change for laundry work ltp. ina
WOMAN WANTED Tor Fcner. a.....s,.
good pay phone 2saR
WANTED Reliable white womAr ,., .,-
erAl bouscNork permanent p.at.i.u.. n
room furnished Phone aSi-
! MIDDLE AGED whito woman l- hons.
keeper. small family: lovely IONA ~
pay $40 to $50 monthly ~ r..., D,,
Phone 1856 or 1888.
| wANTED-Bright, neat oolorsd s.-.. .o,t
place for right person. AIirnA if.,
| Baltimore
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ground floor ono block south and one
wos. Of posrof'rc
UsF room, ant one 3 roou apt, nicely
furnished Phone $40
MADISON s al0i, Closs in. nf-sry
t.rui.u,J roam. for Isht houstA.sptuE.
Phone 'Ii5R
MAIN. IS. lo35- Housekeeping rooms and
Arrptng porrh, adjoining bath on
glouud floor, modern. no children.
Phone 5000
Iint.F y iEti 4 houa.k,.ptns arpoms
In ,od.,n hone veil furnItbsd pantry
front md bArk entrance; desirable IN
,rrpnrr ,3r'ri,nt lon,.I.c,.o,
roam. ,or r,nt
...,t,., ,.,, ... t..,,..L..,..,,
room, Tor rsnl
.r,o\p Hq7 Mo-. clean modern
ush. housekeeping rooms good water
fno nsIghborhood rent reasonable
NE.yr r.lAA On. ar t.o room, stth
bath. modern Aud about the ciesne't
T'sro IN Tulsa rome and SEQ them
Phone 6571k kilimcr apartments
ONt or two neat ,drAu housekeeping
room, south and east "Spos1r" val ing
ds.A0cr. rcn' reasonable Phone 71''
NORFOLK. - llT-Two rooms aud sleep.
iug porch fof hght housekeeping T."
HODGE. =. roo For rent, . nicely fnr.
nl'hed rooms with board walking d'
tAnc' on car me. everything 10" lh
.,,'ru ''r" ,,, ma. ,,,n,.n.J to..n
keeping room, half block OF car lint"
fhon" tnil
TWO semi. .hascmcnt sidesalk level light
Housekeeping rooms lu2i y boston
Phone t575
| CHEYFNNE. y. dl7 'IrAu. comfortable
Housekeeping rooms uc~ and modern
r.r'tfir Ashi'' T,cr'ln'0E 0,sn,"' ,.,
~. "oo ,"o',l. ''N' ''..
~" saw '''''
,,,,.,.,.,.,., ...u r-,
| tlifNFNNf = i-4h ''hish"u r""th
'""e '' '"'"'" P'''''e
| ElGIS. g. aO2 Two nicely furnished
! 'Oght housekeeping rooms
| JACKSON. - no Two meet cIoan. well
| distance reasonable rent Phone A17'.
ROSTON s l22i-Onr completely FUR
n'hcd housekeeping room. modern.
fhone H'NlJ
MAIN. :. le2o--Nicc suit" Of hou'ekerp-
ing rooms private back and 'front.' en-
trance, good water Adnlls only, space
FOR one car
VICTOR . gN5.-Twn ight housck ecp 20 (
rootp, for rent
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BOARDS AND ROOMS
ROOMS 70 RRENT FURNIsHEI

] a.
'rlgImu h. so2 For rent. 800, .lc'g,es
100" r"fA'nS SH preferred az '1"
''' "
LARGE well iurulfhcd room aiapi.O's 'or
F'ho'i"f Temple APT 'u-. = "ou'u''
. Iuk HINIllNEN NIr'.y furnished ifon'
room Win a'l gonVcnIcn'os pr'A'e ho"'
.,' ..'' .,.,'.,,,, ,o,' ,...,.,, ...,o.,,
r..,,,. ',J '',, N,ri tag,,tr,p,gr foomt
,nn,, 7r,-
GtruRry I,Irr rrs manage
mrri ,,.g.,, room e.ib board II de.
,arod also bou,ca,cpug room. Phone
il1o
Bu.'rON y .6a .,rrr rrNI, fsrri she'd
/ uu,tat,, ,s,r,o, n,sp, .,uth exposure
suitable Tor Two gentlemen. Phone 'O'' y
/ Jifh tNNf y, lIa ono roo" iot f'"''
modern '"h''hl'hf'F
|QIlNCY .. IS -FuroiHsd sleeping room
THIRD. " a2a slrrplur room AdIoinIng
hath Tor rent Phone 1000
uoI.lbtu -H Srsv nrnish,d
/ arrr room no ru,a'. r.udcn.. prcrrr
/ gentlemen Phone ---n
I |IfNIH. B. 2lp .NI,,y GrwsnrA bed
room private entrance. modrfn con
/ N,nI"ur's kitchen privilege ~ "Hh'"d
-,
.a,,t ,,,,, 10, ,,,, ts,Tc gaiI
-, -. -.
rr.,.J ,,tr ,I,,,.n, r"rgh ,uiL.bl. Tor
a g.ntlnu,r t.arG 4, desired Phone
EuaI
IGunRIF. -4,-lIg Sleeping room ~ pri
,atr modem home for gentlemen. closo
Boz Phone" t52.
ROOMS UNruRmsmp is
'Vt HfNI' ,arrre room" modern. ''O'
Ir,,, n,,-, ..t...., ,.,,,,, A.,
~ W, NC u'' '''''''
I' ''~ M. '''''
L..',t '.'.' '".uN a., =,
t'N 49,. ~ ''
i"'h" W.
RaaHS WITH BOARD 10
Ups,rnX - ,ry,n, J.,tr,ny good
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Ala MAYO BLDG.

CORRECTION advertised that " Wou I'D
be "wednesday morning before the Opt
cian would bs ready FOR business and
row he says he will be rrsdy for bust.
MSS Monday morning March - Come
and bringfyOur children The testing Of
yves VII be absolutely free have
ecu-sdVcrtiSing the tOric lenses for over
three months. but was only selling spec
tacles had no experience In fitting or
testing the eyes and my business In.
creased 80 rapidly that I was compelled
to get graduAtc opticiAn. Guess work
doesn't give satisfaction when you have
your eyes tested and lenses ground you
get perfect, clear vision and that iS
what va absolutely guarantee Any man
ought to be wiling 20 pay from - 10 81
for . pair OF ground lenses guaranteed
10 give sAtiGtaction.u Yes, We are head
quarters for the khyptok lenses at SIS.
saving OF from s. To 81 far and near.
hightod lenses 81 TO Sl2, hifocAls at
- 80 10 -. Remember the above prices
are for testing and glass complete. as
tho testing IL absolutely free We can
make any shape or siEs lense desired
The above prices should appeal 10 every
man that knows how he came by his
dollars Quick sales and small profits
and turn the good quick has always hern
ny policy John the Ring Man. JIG ;.
Boston Ave
You NJ man with some experience as cigar
clerk for work IN local store: moderate
wages 81 present but good future to ca
pahls man Address X 80 care World
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" NETEU-A lady collector nu" iIN fl'
experience and can furnish bond ih'lsi'
phone IN reply Address u ol, care
World
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WANTED AUTOMOBILES

WASTED. -I,od light lourng car m
DO In good condition and frAsoua.
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SEE Ward Detective Agency phone 94oB,
T. .. box 1879 Tulsa Ok'A. for erin.
iusl and civil work Crimina and 40.
riety collection. our work guaranteed
work at hone and abroad.
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SITUATIONS MALE OR FEMALE /,

wANTED-Man and wife, chauffeur 40
cook two In family rrst lass ps
references Phone i2li
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CHEYENNE s, I2gH Furnished room
cIoss 10 Kitchen privileges

EIGIS. &. sO2 Two ntroly furnished
'Ight housekeeping rooms
JACKSON. -. no D-Two nrAt clean. well
f1rnished Housekeeping rooms. waking
distance. reasonable rent Phone ass.
ROSTON. s. I225--Onr completely fur
rI,hcd housekeeping room. modern.
Phone "EslI
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MAIN. = lc2o-Nicc suite Of housekecp.
tng rooms private back and front en-
trance. good water, adults only, tpaco
Tor one car
VICTOR. 9. gO1-Two light Housekeeping
rooms for rent
DAVENPORT D.. iN2p Private entrance
front and rear. nicely furnished reA
HouAblr
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Aul' NG man with some experience as cIEar
clerk for work IN local store moderate
wages At present hat good future to ca
pahle TAn Address R6s care World
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wASTED-At once first class nonunion
Robinson BldR
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED IS
WANTED Timber land to clear. stumps
removed from cultlyh,ing land, ji4 First
National Uldg
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LIonr noUsEKrEpINo Rooms +,

g.. 4G6.-F rent. nicely fur
r.sh,I front sleeping roon.r podrrn
ground floor ono b0ck south and one
Wr.t Of posiofiIro
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Statesmen AND AGENTS

WOMAN for general housework good
wages. Call $3.50.
" NSTED-Cfood houseke~prr white. must
be permanent; good wages, in family
Inquire ~ East Second
WANTED 70 wait ,ods tables Ap.
ply in person. Quaker Drug Co
WANTED Saleswumen with personally.
refinement well dressed good takers
individuality in approaching wealthy
women in their homes shls 10 travel
and earn $50 weekly write cts -
wabash, Chicago, Tubs-bls Wardrobe
10
ELEVATOR OPERATOR middle Arcd
woman With experience Bee M. How
end SAnclAir 2lAx.
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tHEYFNSE. y dl7 clean. comfortable
housekeeping rooms new and modern
electric lights. everything furnished. tne
neiKhJoraoud close IN. . See these FIRST
and save time
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
CHANGES IN STATUS

The following cables corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists:
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
Died
PECKMAN, Walter, lieutenant, 20S West
Fordham Road, New York.
SHEROW. James ", private. Newburgh,
NY
Died, Previously Reported Missing in
Action
Street. New York.
Returned 20 Duty, Previously Reported
Killed in Action
SELL. Charles S. L.. corporal, 1877 West
Ninety-fourth Street, New York
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES
The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general of the
American expeditionary forces:
Killed in action. 8 ; died of wounds. 9
died Of disease. / died of accident, | doed
of other causes. missing in action, 8.
Total "a.
NEW YORK CITY AND VICINITY
Names from New York City and vi
cinity follow:
Missing in Action
LUMLEY. John R., private, Utica. N. Y.
Died of Wounds, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
KING, Eugene j.. private. Syracuse.