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vi interest Here.
"A pretty wedding was cnlohr,.c,

~, PRETTY wedding was celebrated
hnrsday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
nome Of Mr. and Mrs William Face
opnbar; IN Baldwin Place. Norfolk.
fMhen Mrs Dunbar's sister. Miss Bessie
uorne-t Mol;z. formerly OF Richmond.
ct waiter Moody Stukhs. son or Mr.
and Mrs j. W. Stubbs n ncnhew Of
me late General Y NJ MooGv TEa
rouse was decorated with palms ferns
ana yc!Io" and white spring flowers
ana INC ceremony, which was Performed
Y rev; Myron -. Marshall rector 81
~ Andrews Episcopal Church. took
place before an lmproviscd altar nf
palms. ferns and c;Hhedral candIns
Tho wedding march was pInyed h,. His.
fhNhic l.. Hutson, OF Richmond and
Iust bclore inc ceremony Gilbert Dun
oar sang song OF the Heart
me pride was given in marriage by
ana ., wore dark blue travelling suit
Win nat 10 match. and her flowers
were orchids and white sweet mas
nc inatron OF honor was her sIs,er
mrs. Dunbar, who wore q gown -;
iaEehder GeorEcttc crepe, with a pic.
tIrc nat, ana carried a shower bouSuet
o. lavender and white sweet peas.
Inward Motif Jr.. OF Richmo1d' '' 'cS
me groom had as his best man hi.
brother, j. y. Stubs lrnrncdia,oi,.
eyer llIe ceremony MIR. and Mrs Stubbs
lttt Tor a northern wedding trim. in
GTrbund.as Ne" York, Niagara Fails.
they, VIII reside with Sir. and NJ
dunbar III Baldwin Place. ''' =
Ihe out -of-tcwn guests presan. IN :
GUIDED: Mr.. and Mrs. 9. T. Noi;y
MISSES virginia and Charlotte MoltZ'
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shevist prisoner. now hold in Persia.
In exchange for United States Consul
TredwelL who has been held prisoner
by Bolshcvist officials at Tashkend,
Turkcstan. for several months.
The Bolshevists recent,~ offered to
free Tredwel IL tho DATED States
government would bring about release
of Eugene V. Debs or Thomas j.
Mooney in the United States. or of
some Bolshovist held by the Indian
government.
Officials said today there was rc GER
tatnty that tho concession nov pro-
posed By the British government WOULD
insure Mr.. Tredwclrs release, as II
was impossible to know what the Be-
shevists would do. Tho last report re-
ceivcd concerning tho consul formerly
at Pctrograd said he was in custody.
but we'll treated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
Cause of Stomach
Sickness
How to Relieve Stomach Dirtress I'm n
Few Mlnutcs-Money Back II Treat
ment Docs Not Overcome Any
Form OF Indigestion.

II you feel though there was a
lump or lead at the pit OF the stomach,
take Il couple OF Mi-o-na stomach tab
let's and in five minutes you should sec
that all stomach distress has vanished
II you belch gas, have heartburn or
sour stomach. you need Mi-o-na If
Your stomach feels upset the morning
after the night before. take two
Mi-o-na tablets and see how quickly
you get relief.
If you have shortness OF breath, pain
in the stomach. watcrbrash or foul
breath you need Mi-o-na and the
sooner you get II, the sooner your
stomach should perform its duties
properly.
II you use a box OF Mi-o-na tablets
and feel that It has not overcome your
indigestion OF stomach trouble, take
the empty box to your dealer and nc
VIII refund your money. For sale by
Tragic Drug Co. and all leading drug
giEtS.-AiN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
nnll at Army and INV, club.

A., - ~ ~ e ss IIIB aHaIT OF ms event
tng Will be the ball at the Army and
Misacs Grace and Charlotte Hancnt X,
formerly OF Colorado. but now OF I;.chl
mono: Chaperons for the dance ~
houng. Ars. @. T. W Kern. Nrs
STUART M!chauI. Mrs. W. l. Sydnor. Mrs
-. ~ Pcasiey: Mrs. l.. NJ johnson. IRIS.
!rcy, Mrs. ]. II. Sp!ccr. Mrs. Grafton r.
Hancock and Mrs. II. Julian Mycre
me cub VIII be prettily decorated
ana inc aviation Jazz band win play
ior the last time at an cntcrcainnsn't
IN Eichino nd. All soldiers and saiIDrs
VIII be admitted free
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
GROSS EXAGGERATlONS
Great I.nkeA Naval Station Command.
ant Tell. Secretary Daniels
Reports "Sensationnl."
fBy Associated Prcss.1


WASHINGTON, March Captain
Bassett. executive officer OF the Great
Lakes Naval Station, reported to Score
tary Daniels today that the printed
reports regarding the arrests at that
station were Sensational and grossly
exaggerated"
Investigation, Captain Bassctt said
Indicated that only few enlisted men
were involved. and that they evidently
accepted money under false pretenses
as so Tar no evidence had been found
that any man had been discharged as
a result OF the passing of brides
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
S OCl E T Y

"a: S' i + s2 #Ss; ~
guest Mrs: John Patterson. who ar
rived Monday for brief stay in Rich
soloist at the Philharmonic concert TO
be given this week
Leave for New York.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Benjamin Floyd
McGuckin and their small son. William
Crisis McGpckin: left Richmond Mon,
make their home. Mrs. McGuckin and
her son have made their home in Rich
m ,a1,n for the past year during Lieu
Ihey expect TO spend the early spring
and summer, on Long Island. where
they have taken a cottage.
brilliant Audience.
brilliant audience filed the City
AHuditorium Monday evening to hear
Martinelii; II was the last big gather
ing OF society before the Lenten season.
and many interesting parties were
made up TO attend the concert. Some
Mrs. st. George Bryan. Miss Eugenia
Fairfax. Miss Helen Starkc. Miss Susie
Starke. Dir. and Mrs. Robert q. Cabeil,
Mrs. John Kerr Branch. MIR. and Mrs.
Eidinnckhneyi Miss Mary peterkin. Gray
Bull. Miss Leslie G. Foster, Mrs. VII
Ham Preston. Miss Elizabeth Preston.
Mr. Mrs; Wil Ivni, r. Tt[ieg JE, Mrs. WE
George Warren. the Misses Warren.
Mrs. w. II. Adams. DR. j. a. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Caskic, Mr.. and
MrH. Milhiscr. Mr.. and Mrs. ST. George
Cooke. Mrs. James Parkinson. Miss
Virginia Chamberlayne. Hamilton Bas-
kervillc Mr.: and Mrs William Jcrinan,
Captain and Mrs. Addison Hagan, SIR
and Mrs. ) II. Glover. MIR and Mrs.
James ID. Crump. John l.. ingram. Mr.
and Mrs. Basil Gwathmay, Mrs. Ed
mund Strudwick. Miss Jane Struiwicjt.
Miss Mary Boyd. John Cecil, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward 9. Mayo. MISS Marian
Miss Jean 'rrigg, Miss Elizabeth Hotch,
KISS: Mrs Hugh Skipwith. Mrs. Thomas
u. McAdams, Mrs. James Martin.
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tenance lent itself well to tho demands
or his role. and with Edna Ann Luke
he shares the credit OF making tho
farce undeniably funny. Miss Luke.
with an abundance of spirit and life.
played Polly with zest and abandon.
II with exaggerated viYacity. But this
Is farce comedy. The rest of the cast
was as good as tho secondary parts
required
There is little double that last nights
audience will agree that "Parlor. Bed
room and Bath" Is the funniest farce
seen here.
JOJ{N GEORGE. HARRIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05

The entire production will BIO on the
largest scale Of any theatrical or
all the scenes are treated In tho urbano
style OF daring draperies and brilliant
lighting effects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
DRUGGISTS! VICk'S VAPORUB
SHORTAGE OVERCOME AT LAST

trade was unexpected and overwhelrn-
ing and TO this demand they responded
uobly Retail druggists kept open day
and night and slept where they drop
ped behind the prescription counter
Wholesale druggists called their sales
men Off the road to help I'LL orders
hhndrcds wired US to ship Nick's Vapo-
ltub by the quickest route. reGa rdless
Of expense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
NEGOTIATIONS FOR EXCHANGE
britisb Make OTcr to Bolshevfsts in
Effort to Secure Relensc o:
Consul TredvcI,

BY Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. March 4.-The Brit
ish government has asked the govern
ment OF India to release a Russian Boil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05

s's; spd & a'lis y EFslk i aGssa
Ruby and Gay Keller. OF surolk.
Gintcr Park woman's Club.
The Woman's Club Of Ginter Park
eshSon " fat 3tsocf hanns shs
speak to club members on tho subject
OF the Travellers Aid Association.
In New York.
J., Among those from Richmond noted
l.. shaw, John w. West. Jr., Albert
lBolenbaugh. Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Per
Marks. Mrs. NJ Marks, J. Frank Jone as
peSer Mcllwaine; Miss Sue II. Gray, Mir,
MI VIZ ana Mrs. X. 5. Holgcrscn
IN AND our or TOWN.
M Mss Eu Esnry Ehfa1 and he. daughter
n an stewart han LEI, yes,erd "a M fos
al the chaHIbcrlin Hotel. VEGA
Mrs. Betty Booker CHM. OF tn, I,n,v.rs,,v
meuse tS'S ar,n 81 she the susss Of Mr. and Mrs
on Monument Avenue. '"e" -
,u MT an 70 n Mfs May Thornsen have
In Florida. " tii'h'h
in Richmond Tor BRIEF stay. have I resufas s
Mrs; Frank Highland. OF ClarksburE, w
- mas returned TO her home after spend
ins HeEera! weeks with her parents, Mr. and
DTS. Il. H. Powell on Floyd Avenue.
Mrs. Ben Goodwin and her daughter. Miss
NhrGaret Goodwin: Mrs. II. II. Powell and
Isr laughter. Frances. and M!Ss Kathleen
DlEkinspil. OF Louisa. were recent guests Of
Mr. and Mrs II. r. Powell here.
MILES, Evelyn Rysand has returned 10 Rich
mon! after vis.t TO relatives in Lynch
burg
Rev. and Mrs Henry Woods and their
daughter are spending thih week In Norfolk.
WoMEN'S MEETINGS. y
The Womans Club of Barton Heights will
hold its regular monthly meeting this after
noon at o'clock in the assembly hall. Tho
speaker OF the afternoon will be Mrs. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
Bcncat Authors Rendinr


Mrs. Henry Ayiett Sampson will give
an authors reading, Friday evening At
s siio O'CLOCK in the lecture room of the
ls under the auspices of Circle No. 10
81 the "omans Auxiliary Of the
organization. so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
JOHN GEORGE HARRIS.
"Ny sammy Girl" Friday.

"SIy sammy Grip Friday.
The management of the Academy an
March I, MISS SIS Madeilne L sG in 4
Spectacle. IN! SAMMY '' Giri" THIS 1Hs; an.
nouncemcnt Will undoubtedly be re-
Geived with pleasure by their patrons.
The new play, although telling u vast
~ different story from all other mill
tary musical comedies. stiil retains
ton is said to be thing Of beauty.
The musical numbers were written by
w X. Williams. One particular num-
fSrore ii is eslled 0! Ths p saat T III
kellerman Girls" and the ladies of the
chorus while singing IL are perched on
CARRIED in bathing suits Ia Annette
:, Rehearsals for I'm Say So, which
being held at the camp every day from
early morning until late in the even
ing. the greatest INCENTIVE animal
ladies' participating in the Extravaganza
Is ne desire TO put over" the biggest
duced for their own satisfaction and
to bring the doughboys ut Camp Lee
the rarest treat that, has ever been
end alone this huge musical revue has
been organized.
mere VIII ne TWO acts and fifteen
scenes-a Kaleidoscope succession of
pause for breath, either for the au-
d!ence or the players Fun will be the
remote The war Will be almost for
1t is felt that the production will
be considered by other sections OF the
country and as Virginia achieve
ment, and the hearty support of this
city is counted upon TO assure the
success OF III Say So.'
The book, music and lyrics were
entirely the work OF the officers of
Camp Lee. The officers who make up
from Petersburg who will play the
FEMININE roles and fill out the
chorusea. are bubblnG over with en-
tnuSiasin, and filling tho rehearsal with
an eagerness to work that bids fair
TO give the TN Say So" company a
front place in history Of musical shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
WOMEN,S MEETINGS.

The WoUan's Club OF Barton Heights will
hold Ns REGULAR monthly meeting this after
noon at o'clock in the assembly hall. The
speaker OF the afternoon will be N:s. u.
Gavin Stewart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05

Master G. =. Moltz. Jr.. Frank n. Moltz,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motif. Jr... and
Hutson. all OF Richmond, and Misses
Ruby and Gay Keller. of Suffolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
NOVEMBER DEAL RE-INsTATED.
THANKS OF THE PUBLIC DUE TIE
DRUG TRADE DURING THE
INFLUENZA epidemic

The thanks of the American public
arc certainly due the entire drug
trade-retail, wholesale and manufac-
turing-for what they accomplished
during the recent influenza epidemic
The war caused shortage of physi-
cians-nurSes were almost impossible
to oota in-the demand on the drug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
4 TREMENDOUS JOB TO INCREASE
our I.RODICrION.

In this emergency we have tried to
DO our part We secured the country
for nav materials-our Traffic ManaE-
or spent his days riding freight cars in
we shipped row materials in carload
IotS by express and pleaded with
manufacturers 10 increase their de-
livcrics TO us.
But it was a slow process. Some Of
our raw materials are produced only
in Japan-supplies in this country were
low and shipments required three
months TO come from the Far East
Then we had to recruit and train
skilled labor. We brought our sales
men into the factory and trained them
as foremen. We invented new machin-
cry and managed to install it on
Christmas Day, so as not TO Interfere
with our daily production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
The Deal Scheduled for Last
November, Which Was Post
poned on Account OF the In
fluenza Epidemic, Is Now Re-
Instated-Good During the
Month OF March.
OVER ONE MILLION JARS
OF VAPORUB PRODUCED
EACH WEEK.

IT is with pride that VIC announce 10
the drug trade that the shortage of
Vick's NapoRub, which has lasted
since last October, is now overcome.
Since January list, we have been run
ming our laboratory twenty-thrce and
a half hours out OF every twenty four.
Last week we shipped the last OF our
back orders, and retail druggists, there
fore, arc no longer requested 10 order
in small quantities only.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

EXPERIENCED hookkecper and bank
clerk. win consider any kind OF NJ.
flcc work. single. Al references. 7oS
&c., pai,u, Okla.
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklah0manaTim1eS

All wnok day CLASSIFIED nIV'ilNn
runs In both papers ~ one pfl'r sun
day OklnhOmnn ono Issue same ini'
the two dhilies.
Noid Line lh'1
ono time, llnlly OhlAhp- .s
man ana Times. ..,t.,fl lr.c Fc J l.''
Three times. Dhily Okla
homnn ana Times, yer
day .,.,t,, .,.,s..,,,tl lra' hc ."
One week. okah0muu
and Times. pct dni,l l-lo 10 'N
On. monih otNh"iHl ,... ,...f,.
Fiauro slH words 10 tho hh', tW''N'
Hines 10 the lrrh
Rooms For ECUt. ll1rlINE nNl N.iNN
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

MANTED-Mc and Indies g. lc1rn
barber trade. special low tuition,
rositions guaranteed FREQ 'ptalog ok
iahoma CITY Barber COllcgs. loi West
california ll1rry Kms MGR
STOP hunting work: truln yourself md
work will seek YOU. DNluhoUr Auto
mobile School. i2lN ~ Western.
MEN Our pta'0y D,uNua how We
teach tho barber trade, mailed ffor
Schwartz system OF Hnrhcr colleges,
1O6 ". California Avenue, Oklahoma
city. okla
HARBEE TRADE taught ladies' and
gentlemen. position guaranteed. frrr
catalogue explaining Nri'o Texas
Rarher college. Dallas or Fort WORTH
Texas
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WANTED children. school ago 20
MnAIh ~ 10 NklAhnmln
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
Hotel Broadway Central

OS BROADWAY At FOURTH
SOME well furnished rooms with every
modern convenience as well as few
suites with private bath available fight
now. at vey reasonable rates Tor per
manent guests
CO2Y HOTEfg-Ail outside rooms. With
hot and cold water. Walnut 5lN
MARQUETTE HOTEis-Opposite court
house; 70 rooms. all with hot ana
cold running water. 80 with connected
bath: tsmodgivd and redecOrnteh
throughout: .. 20 10 y per wees
Corner Grand ani Dewey Walnut 1i!I.
MONAKCH HOTEL. 200 I and; bricks
modern rooms s. 5u. 81 no week
EMPIRE a's South BrotiwHy. % out
side rooms. comfortably heated. 'ic 10
81 %. Neesly rai.s g. 20 81 best nc
omr7oIst'ous Tor the money.
NEW Avon HOTEL. lly'1 South iar-
Ncy Flrst-Cltts rooms, private bath,
reasonable rate. Maple 3i6i
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NICELY furnished sleeping room 10,
ono or two gentlemen, ON Capitol car.
line Maple 400.
VERY nice southwest sleeping room
adjoining bath, gentlemen preferred.
1905 North Harvey
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Times viii publish want a.. under this
heading fof , isys. without chafEc1
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS In uniform.
single and under % years ~ age 20
work on advertising proposition. salary
s., ger week and commission, unusual
opportunity fur advancement 10 those
Who can qualify Mr Kelly. EEocu
hotel
DISC CHAHGEb sailor desires place 90
work for room and board while going
20 school. am young and clean. willing
10 do most ANYTHING SIS. OMahomnn
DISCHARGED soldier. bookkeepcr and
Hi,uogrAphrr. three years experience
In oil business. Crn furnish best Of ref
cfcuccs Cul Maple 80 l. =. $
ARMY OFFICER expects discharge IN
few days Ahility, enterprise and cN-
peflcuCr Cluthlr ~ managing llv"
business can furnish best references.
" f Ok.ahomau
B,sCHNHGEb soldier desires position,
clerical. timckcrpor. firing stationary
boiler. would Ike any position with
good chance Tor ady'rg .Wcnt T-sI,
Oklahomau
WANTED Position by discharged
sailor with good reliable firm Whcfo
chances Tor advancement are good
general office work. hoUkkceper and IS.
pist. twenty two years Of axe; best ~
references. had experience in wholesale
house and county trrIsurer's work. In
navel f"rvic" was rated yrumHn. Ad-
dress, 'Itircn. Adnir. Okla.
NANTES \ position ns chauffeur or
truck S'vrr. had years experience.
Phone Walnut 1852.
POSITION WANTED hy discharged 81.
ycomRn. have had four years office
experience. can furnish the best OF ref
crcncos A. ~. G.. Oklahoman,
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Statesmen WANTED

WASTED \ number ~ I've sllcHfu"u
to roIl OH stock in company who
has au unusual good oor,IuDt 10 stock
buyer. also good contract 90 TtlDsu %.
can ~ room liG kluEkalc
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WANTED
Real Statesmen

The CKtAHOMN CO-OTERA-
TIVE OIL SYNDICATE is offering
legitimate aud conservative In
vcstmcnt with the usual promotion
profits entirely eliminated. II was
organized January ilth, opened i's
subscription books February l2th.
and is now making arrangements 10
drill n deep well in Texas This
shows real action.
We are laying the foundation for
strong Independent oil institution.
Drilling operations will bo increased
as fast ns finances viii permit und
II 10 our plan to have ten wells drill-
ing at one time, and complete one
each month.
The OKLAHOMA CO-OPERA-
TIVE is n cooperative otgani2n-
ton, and It's members will receive
100 percent OF the net profits after
royalties and expenses are paid.
No stock given for promotion or
services Al membership Certifi-
Gates nre virtually undivided inter
css In all the holdings md profits
oi the Syndicate. Members par.
trIpate from the very first day
they pay 80.
Commissions nre not as large M
paid by some companies, but YOU
can make more selling our ccrtlfi-
Gates. One OF our men made 800
IN spare time last thirty days. We
have live prospects 10 give good
men and give them strong coop
Grafton In their work. II you can
qualify ws have the best PROPOSE
ton you were ever offered.
Oklahoma Co-Operativt
Oil Syndicate, Ltd.
1918 state National Dnnk Bldg
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WANTED by experienced engineer, job
of eunneering prefer school building
job ". ]. scott. phone 81. Noble,
Okla Io-tofiicc box 1876.
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WANTED lass f1lrsmlu % sal.
national advertised ilur u. iu'lu.' ..r
oils ~ Fothll trade. good sill'y and
comm. ssinn 10 Ight pIlif must 'lr-
nl'h references inquire iij Insurance
Ulig. after SUNDAY
WNNTED-K Road salcsmtr.s position
With wholesale auto aupgy E1u..
We'll acquainted with general auto nc.
cessorics Prefer commission. Us.
Oklnhom1n
Statesmen WANTED Salrsm.u. stop.
look and listen one ~ tho u'g.
gcst money -uIhlng propositions known
today something entirely new and ~.
'eTeut II is 4 wall telephone directory
| business guide and calendar THIS has
| been copyrighted hence sa'csmen
| should hsVr no competition. II iS some
money maker. one inexperienced man
cleared In sherman. Texas. IN . days.
over and above all expenses tsI. and
! deposited the money I'm the Commercial
National bank OF sherman. and three
| inexperienced men cleared In Dcnison.
Texas In days. fyis. clear OF all cI.
p'nscS. and deposited their profits IN
/ tho state National Bank Of Dcnison
bank deposit slips to prove same This
- n very plensan, business. experience
not necessary. We want people who
are not salcsmen. also. Can a. Room
ll2. Hotel Bristol office house a. IN.
10 y. m. BrOokcs n wolfe
WANTED Wagon salesman. must fur
nish realty or cash bond. Jewell Tea
Co, Inc ii2 West Reno.
! Statesmen WANTED-To sell stock
OF oil corporation paving monthly div
ldends with large kansaA and ONn-
homa holdings No advances or nd
yettising expenses allowed kcply wire
letter or In person lmmcdptsN
MIDWEST SECURITIES
CORPORATION,
6il Commerce Hldg.. Kansas City. Mo
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

WANTED Children school ago 20
hoard W.lu. Ok'ahomnn
NlCEiY furnished south room and
sleeping porch with board Tor couple.
Walnut i.ul
ATIRAt AtTtNE bed room Including
monit private home yOlng man also
wants roommate. references J33 West
th can Maple COS
NICELY furnished bedroom adjoining
bath. with or without board. for
couple or gentleman Walnut .2nd-R
Room ASD HOARD fpr gentlemen.
light comfortable. airy, real homo
cooking plenty to cat ana every hi'"
a treat. Wnlk.ug distance. ono NJ hcs'
sections IN city Price reasonable. 1910
>Irth broadway
ROOM AND HOARD. 32b ". 9Th lSrss
rooms h0m" cooking
NICE room in modern home. with good
meals Maple 1909. %, East 5th
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statesmen WANTED
BY GOLDBERG

WANTED Sal,sucu with own car ~
'lli on farmers in every county In
the state ~ Oklahoma, standard line
np H0yt of oil pfupoNltlnu Expenses
salary. commission and bonus write uf
,r'l lu % rsuu 4 -. Williamson. Man.
NEug sulcHunu 'o' Bnl'lmcrc building
oklahoma 'Ify
WANTED 81 once. 1.-Two unlc'lady
good proposition can ~ Culhcftsou
Bldg
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