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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Here Is One Thing That
Is Absolutely Impossible

satisfactory results be expected from
any treatment that does not reach the
blood, the seat of tho trouble. aud rid
the system Of the cause of the disease?
;. >. $. has for more than nifty yea RS
been giving relief to even the most
aggravated and stubborn cases Of
rheumatism. II cleanscS the blood by
routing the disease germs. The expert.
cncc Of others who have taken 8 $. $.
will convince you that IL will prompt
~ reach your case. You can obtain >.
: ). al any drug store.
y valuable book on Rheumatism and
it's treatment. together with expert
medical advice about your own indi-
vidual case. Viii be sent absolutely
free. Write today TO Medical Depart
ment. swift Specific Co. $50 Swift
Laboratory, Atlantu. Ga.-.Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Rabbi Must Pay wife.

'ANN II.IsFi. sent. IH.-Kanhl T. MIN
sly. must pay his wife the sum OF slIa
before any further steps can hc taken
in the divorce PROCEEDINGS accord IN
to decision which mas been rendered
by Judge Il. Nation E~owii. This
money IS for Mrs. Mnsk!'s mainten-
ance pending definite settlement OF
tho pending issues and to defray the
costs in conducting the litigation.
Counsel for the minister indicates that
tho money Will no; be paid and that
the suit viii nc Withdrawn, although
no definite decision has been made 1t
was planned 10 take the dispositions
Yesterday afternoon but as the money
us no, forthcoming this could no;
be done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Field arti,,cry Rccru,tiur

BRISTOL. sept. l?-Thc recruiting
battery OF the Eighty first Field Ar
tillerN Division. comprising i've OH
GERS and thirty-iiNc men, en- route from
Camp Knox, near Louisville. Ky. has
derSon Park. The unit Will remain
here until Friday and viii be engaged
III cnIisting men that desire TO enter
the army. Lieutenant l.. W. l<lusS is
in command OF the unit. ana il is
stated that they have found recruit
ing exceptionally brisk in Kentucky
and Tennessee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Thrcc i,nrms Arc sold.

sFEEDEKICkSBUlt Sept. lo.Thc
"GrycnwaN" farm. on the stafford
Heights. one mile from this city. con-
tuininG 30 acres, with attractive resi-
dence, has been sold by the owner.
MIR. sandal. 10 an lows, party at the
price az s3!,noo. The fcdcn farm. in
stafford, has been sold by Mir. tall
burg 10 Mr.. Glover. OF Illinois, for the
SUM of $4,000. This excellent farm
contains 80 acres. The snyder farm.
formerly Il part OF Hayheid. in caro-
line County. 80 acres. has been sold
to Mr.. Howard, OF Los Angeles, Cal
Price. $1,000. Mr.. Howard viii take
poSScSSion IN tow DAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Give s7m for Celebration.

LNNCHEUftG, Sept, l9-Tht Coun-
'c:l Committee on Finance here has ar
ranged for a 500 appropriation for
:. celebration attending the formal ac-
certance by the city OF the Williams
Niaduc; The viaduc;. which spans the
Southern. Norfolk and Western and
Chesapeake and Ohio main line tracks
and the James River vas hui; at a
cost OF about 100000, all Of which WAS
paid for by tho railroads exceptin.
$4,000 contributed by the city. The
riaduct has been in use for some
months. but has not been formerly &C
ceptcd By the city from the railroad
mana ements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Cast First Vote
for Van Buren,
Albert Long Dies IN,
Ha'7isonbarg ut Age
Of 101 Years.

IiARRlSoNBusG. VA, Sept. I9--Al-
bert Long. probably Nirs:uias oldest
citizen. died yesterday at tho home OF
his daughter. Mrs. Nancy RucDush, at
singers Glen. Had he lived until
October j he would have been l0l years
old.
Mr. Long WAS u consistent membe:
>"f the Baptist Church ana Was 4 Mo-
long Democrat. He voted for every
Democratic candidate Tor President
since Martin va: Burrn In 1910. lie
never used tonaccp or liquor. and ac-
counted for his living 10 be Il hun.
drvd by the fact that he did noe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Little Tails f'nrm Sold.

fG, sept lo.-"Lit-
tie Falls" Farm. OF the Rappahannoc,l
River IN stafford County. three miles
below Fredericksburg, has been sold
TO party from the West for the sum
Of SG0.oe0 caSh This farm contains
~, acres, about GOO acres OF which are
under cultivation. This is Il ,iny
estate. with handsome brick reside me
many outbuildinSs. etc. Posses
Will he given January l. This farm
was owned Ivy the estate OF tho late
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
INishinE Is (.nod.

kiLMARNoCk. Sept. lo--The FISH
ing season is now at it's height, and
the mcnhadcn fishing steamers as we'll
as tho hand-iinc fishermen are rccp-
ing rich harvest in the waters OF
the Chesapeake and it's tributaries
While the saltwater trout have not
mus Tar been as plentiful or AS large
as in former wears. tho spot. strjpcd
bass and hogfsh have been larger and
NOR" numerous in the waters nf TINS
SECTION than for many years pas; This
- especially true of tho spot and
striped bass, or rocktish. as tho l,t
ter are commonly called here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

the crew OF the Italian barkc
city OF Biloxi is believed to have
when that vessel WIS destroyed
fire. following an explosion, tw,
two miles off Mobile Bar Thur
MOI ming. Captain Francisco and ,
teen members OF the crew were bro
10 this city late yesterday by
steamer knights Island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

waste his energies in dissipation. Ills
death was CAUSED by Il cancer.
children. and is survived by two
brothers and two sisters. all Younger
than himself. He also leaves three
children. the oldest nf whom is scycu-
tr-hv". lie was lifelong farmer,
Funeral services were held this
afternoon from III. Baptist Church
L Sinn,.IS Ohm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
ID. OF &. Select. Delegate.

LYNCHBURNi Sept. lo.-k irkwooa
otey Chapter, United Daughters Of the
Gonfcdcracy, has elected Mrs. Malcolm
Pcak. Mrs. y n. l:llcr Mrs \. Nj,
,%tmpbeiL Mrs. w 4. Spencer. Mrs.
Fauntleroy lambert and Mrs Johm
Moon as delegates to the state convnn-
non. TO he held in stanton. Mrs.
James \. Scott. member OF the chap
ter, VIII attend the convention in the
capacity OF vice president Mrs scott
mas hccn elected as sponsor for the
chapter 10 tho Atlanta reunion, With
Mrs. y. II. Ellcr as alternate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Ni:ny seek L:ducniinn

FEEpERlCkSBERC Sept lo--'rhc
Frederick burg state Normal school
which opened for registration Thurs
DAY Was oNcrrun With applicants An
II tho rooms in the dormitorics have
been assigned and there are twcnts.
or thirty on the waiting lasts, Classin-
.ctions Nero m@de today and Monday
the classes Wlll begin regular work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Mnny .unIc. Arc Sold.

), " INCH TIST EE, sept. IH.---Sa!cS OF
apple orchard laads in Berkeley couu-
~. w Va. which adjoins the Winchcs-
ter fruit district on tho north Nd
northwest. have amounted TO more
than Sl,50o.0oO during the last eight
months according to = compilation
made ny the court clerks office at Mar
linShMrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

Commercial and Savings Bank. The
consideration was about 10000 cash.
Tn. bank does not contemplate tax
ing possession Of the building for two
years. and the huie! business Will be
continued in the meantime. Mrs. Mall
sold the property for her son, Harold
Lucas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
SENATOR PLEADS POVERTY
Says Ills Child * TNIttcd itrcuusc lie
Cannot Afford mn Auto
mobile.
49, H==--
IISN ASSocintrh nrcss

WASHINGTON. Sept. lo.--Evcn "A
United States Senator at an annual
salary Of $1,000 is not free from en-
bIrrassIncn;, due TO the high cost Of
living, according to senator Sherman.
Of Illinois. who confessed today at a
mectlnSl Of the Senate District Com
mittcc. which is considering the right
Of Washington policemen TO unioniZc,
that even his child Is twittcd hy play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
TO Open Membership Drive

I'T>TH UI. StVV. TH.-A TWO Wccks
campaign will bc launched here soon
by the local post OF che America
LEGION Tor the purpose Of cnlistinS
nounccmcnt made 10y one of tue officers
oi INC Bristol chapter. Il is plannc d
20 nave the membership of tho local
o. inc holding OF the state convention
,hai IS to be held in Roanoke in Oc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

pANNlLl.E, Sept I'LL. L. Walker.
president of tho Martinsville Cotton
Mills. and a native OF Greenvillc S. C..
dl"d at Martinsriilc l2St night after lie
Ing. upon him. Mr. Walker was super.
Nisins the unloading of the safe from
4 wagon, when some OF the suppnrt
ing timbcrs collapsed and tho heavy
mass of metal rolled OF the wagon and
upon him. MIR. Walker died an hour
later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Daughter. ,:Icc, De,cr,t.x

r r = r II . t 5 + I + O. Sent n
Marye's Heights chapter. United
Daughters Of the Coufedcracy has
elected Mrs. Franklin Stcarns and Miss
Mary Curtis Lee - delegates to attend
tho state I, II. e.. convention to he
held in Staunton, Va, Ortobcr H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Bring In AInny Fish.

HEATHSNILIE. Sept. l9--Tnc Nor
rs Fisher steamers landed J.SUO.0nO
fish during tn. past week. said TO he
the largest catch in the history Of
thc plant. In ono day the vessels
brought IN 100000 AllJthc fish arc
reported Of small size ,.ud are yield
ins a small portion Of oil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Ca,I Assistant pnstor.

FEIDERlcKSBUHG Sept, l2..-.Thc
Key. John y. callahan, who has bccn
assistant pastor Of 81. MarNiS catholic
church. this city since the first sun
day IN July during tn" absence or
Rev. Father Il. Il Martin at coloniai
Beach for tho summer months. has re
ccivcd orders to renOrt 10 st. Pnui'S
Church Port SnIo Ith where lie viii be
assistant I" the Rev. Joseph Magri,
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

Benton Goodioc and his five children,
members o: tie llrty. escaped serious
INJURY. The machine upset 1t 4 con-
crete bridge at the foot OF Il steep
grade. Mrs. Martin is ut a local hos
pital and iS not expected 10 live.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Uuntinr for Sunkcn .ru.

HENTHSN lille Sept. i9-rhc tug
Coiumhia arrived here from Baltimore
few days ago to institute a hunt
for tn" sun ken tug Hopcwcii. which
Went down during tho recent storm. \
professional diver Gcs been searching
the bottom for signs OF tho craft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

INtffESTER. sept ia dccrcc
mas been entered in the Corpora tion
Court by Judge +. p. Whiting. con
mining the sale OF the Ho,c! Evans
property, situated At Main and Pie
cadi!ly streets. IN the heart Of the
business section Of Winchester from
Mrs W r. Wall guardian to the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
MANY Joj, E,uroncnn S,LonI>.

cH.tRIOTTESNlI.lE Sept. l3.--Not
counting oxford scholars. thirty Cour
University Of Virginia men have at
tended French ana English universities
since the signing OF the armisticc. hc-
quaintaucc with France is to IL in
creased this f>.ll by the coming TO the
university Of Lieutenant Arn-ud de
GrouchN. 4 member of the famous AZ
pine chasscurS. 4 nephew Of General
Lcorat, Of the t'rcnch army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
con.uI-s:cncrnI STRICKEN.

LIMA. rERC. Sept. i2.-William w
licndleN. United States consul general
WAS stricken with apoplcxy yesterday
aud his condition. is CRITICAL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

mates because it's father canno, afford
an automooiic. The statement was
policeman. had defended their action in
aailiatinS with the American Fedora
ton OF Labor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

believe Smnli Hont LIS Lost.
PENSACOLA. FLA, Sent ia
small boat containing four members ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-30
Want Ad Rates and
/ Information for
] OklahOman-TimeS

IN week day classified advertising
eons In both papers NJ ono price. sur
Gay Oklah0man one issue, same ratio A.
The two dniiies.
One t,ms, Daily oklAho-
man and Times. i-2c &c LOS
Three times. Daily Okla
homan and Times. per, a,
day ....,...,...,.-..l i-3c SC .~
One week. okhhoman
ana Times. pof dny,..i l-6 10 SO
One month. OklahOman
and Times per day....lc 30 ~
Figure SIX letters 20 the average word
end six words TO tho line. twelve lines
20 tho inch.
All FOR Rents. boarding and situation
Wanted, both Oklahomnn ana Times, lc
per word.
Classified contracts rates for Okla.
homan abd Times-b.000 lines to be used
within onh year from date " contract.
or contract for tdfeo lines daily for ono
year, So per llne each Issue. copy
changed as often ms desired.
No ad nc' .ptcd for less than &c.
OKLAHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
'"T ~ ADs viii be- run seven days
only. when frnownl viii bo solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADS VIII not be
run longer than seven days without u
ALL CHARGE VAST ADS nro due
and payable the snilo day ilfst inrct'
tion OF nd appears tAll out-of-tuwn
want ads are positively cash IN nd
vance,
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
given by Tho Okhhomnn- Times TO pa.
irons making payments over the Office
counter. hs no mistakes can be recttrd
without them.
CLOSING llOIRS-All want nds 10
start In Tho Okah0mnu must he IN the
office by 6 =. m. on IN" day before
ad IN 20 run, except SUNDAY MI want
ads for The sunday uklHEpWln must
10 In the office hy I 20 y ~. Satur-
DAYS All want ndH 10 start in Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-30
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE


YOrSG MAS wants position ou farm
\ " klug l-lI West LiuNoud
WANTED ny young married man. job
on N" farm. either by tho month ur
year; VIII farm on shares. can furnish
team II necessary. please give full DO.
tai ~ what sou want and state wages.
H. &c., uNhhnWrn
ENrENll seed manager salesman.
luuN-k'cuor in dfy goods, ,I0thirg.
shoes. desires position with ll'r iirm.
excellent personality, married. best
NJ references : e.. ONlahoman
WAITER wants position with u rcu-
able finn. has A years experience. .
answered Advertisement H-G2l, cure
uhhhom1n
MtNTEp-rosi'luu as manager largo
'Hrm or ranch. 20 N11fH' experience
general farming ard pHr" bred cattle.
l,.' references, state proposition. y e.,
'H1hnw1n
POSITION wanted hE l,lun" tuIng
uNu with f'trt'uO,. 49, Hl'aWIn.
W.uut 3'H-E
WANTED -Wurt s jlm'o. ur similar
work arouud hotel factory ar Hm
| place, am 200 Years o'd. bat active.
have had s.Wr experience. VIII s..
| luHWh'rr l..l oh.IhHmtu
! hl. tsltN Z ''t I lEl.H sls wants l"'f| '.'.I
NJ once. good speed. clean proofs.
machine work preferred. linotype ur in
t"riNp, J. l.. okhhomru.
| BASEBALL PLAYER wants position with
.ow" company that has baseball olui.
! have had = years cNIv'.,u." iu ,.rs'
\ and "A leagues E-'li, uklUhn-
I.r
POSITION WANTED Man with u-hi
Ford truck ctr. can Walnut lt'l-j,
/ between and ~.
/ lAETY with several wears previous 'N-
p'rIcncr hrrheriug wishes 20 again
! work ~ trade. would lIk" 90 locate per
ufU.u'lr 100 prosperous oklahoma town
| OF 500 ur more inhabitants. 10 yc1fs old
| single. uo no.Z,r or Cigtr'i Nrul; pro.
| fer two OR three chair shop r"lsouthlc
| commission Address ! T.. DAirhumtu
AN unregistered druggist. 3, wears ca.
| ppriony-. best OF references. want
! position NJ $50 at once. VI M,iunry
/ Huk,hito. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-30

POSITION WASTED by discharged
soldier. u years banking experience.
p years us cashier, am familiar Win
Burroughs posting machine VIII &c..
,'pt iu, clerical position with 'utuf" or
Iuy interest iu country htuk Young
run but married. can Walnut 1888 or
write a. T. Hfcwcr. Travellers Hotel.
Oklahoma Ilty
SOLDIER BOY ,u,ofrdI returning 20
enter school. desires work after school
hours BOO afternoon. can Walnut i3L
DISCHARGED lieutenant chemical
vlrnrc service. d,s,rys clerical po-
sI'.Hu Wl'fo there o. u future, prefer
position with fire insurance agency
Nll..' I'., i'l. Tishomnso. Ohir
lusITIDN wanted 90 farm b, dis
.rfrrl soldier. experienced. Dennis
tNf'E. EUE lla. Granite. okla
u.r. uNEDEp soldier desires position
Ha chemist. sl"Dtl'. arsnNirg ana
UI university Uuu with ibr'" years
'.rrr..r.n 900 Laboratories married md
,"r ,.U' Address American Railway
INuf'-t 60. Irumrgbt Okla
usrUNErp SOLDIER. hifh school
lrIIllf., ono t,ur college work and
,,u'I,l.r 100 ,l,-I,tl work. wants 20.
.'luu H-l-l rhLhUwuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-30
Wanted 5000 So. TT.

~ floor slac, Tor office purposes on ono
floor ~ mudcru fif" proof building
viii lease lor four or itvc years. M-so
OkilhumJu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-30

DISCHARGED soldier wants joa In
laundry as marker and Rssortcr. sew
eral years experience In laundry work.
Address g. W Blackmon, Elk city,
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-30
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED live huH'lerh 10 write lllH
insurance yefy attractive pOllcioH
lowest possible cost, best contract 10
agents Illinois lMukurA Ito Asso'
Dmtiun, hlu Liberty hntl Bank iildg +.
OklHi umh titS. OklH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-30
Dealer i'm Roofs
FEMALE HELP WANTED


WANTED. GIRLS-Would you like TO
hc nurse The Southwestern Hos
pinl NJ l.Hwlon needs student nurses
Address the superintendent. Southwest.
cru Hospital Lawton. Okln.
WANTEp-.loung white rirl 10 take
care uf I lrlr-old child. Walnut Nut
,-l W l'.h
COlLEGE graduate who has taught
school and has experience IN proof
reading Previous office experience uu-
necessary provided applicant If good
English student Phone Walnut 81
Wrlto Drawer "I
WANTED -. Experienced dlctaphonc
operator. salary so per week picta-
phone snlc' Office. 500 W Main st
WANTED Experienced middle aged
white woman e. do gcucrRl house
work '2o West lith Maple ao59
WANTEp-Coupettnt servant for Vru-
rrll hOuscwurk. two In family Phone
Npluu, fn91
EXPERIENCED STENOGEApHEE for
an oklahoma city office. Address Ms
in own handwriting, stating experience.
age. plAy desired. etc 40 replies will
b, made unless YOU state the foregoing
n 'ulI l.l0i, Oklnhomnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-30

WAN1Ep-Girl to do Homework In
small family " + purncll. 1919 "
e2nd. Phone Mhpl" 1861
WANTED at once. woman, hotel short
order cook. must be thoroughly COM
pcicut. take charge first class place.
none other need apply. 81 80 week.
room and board The Davis Hotel and
cafe. phone ~, I'rHtov. okla.
WANTED-A middle aged woman for
hUusekccper hy Witowrr with u little
Cltl : years old; a nice home for right
party; references given. Address r.
! Marks, prumrlght. Okla. olive star
Rt. Box No H.
WANTED Experienced white girl for
general house work. None other need
apply. Walnut 2o'f
| CAN use good women 10 sell nm In
Vestmcut proposition which offers nd.
ynungcs ~ Ne ana accident Insurance.
building and loan. and provides uu In
come ut maturity Tor tho purchaser
More money tn Dee made and moro pvo-
plo sat #Grd with their purchase thnu
any prot. position today" Agency capital
needed, {25 office Suite iUl.2-l Scott
Thompson Bldg. Oklahoma ClfN ,Op-
poslte tho new y. NJ. o.. A. Maple
l0il
| MATTRESSES wanted Telephone Ar
cnhc Hotel ronca CITY
WANTED-Goo settled woman Tor
general homework. Walnut iIy3.
1907 y Kentucky
WANTED ED-Jnulfress. Phone Walnut
81 Write Drawer qSi
WNNTIp-pny cook. So per week.
| also man and wife for night cook
and t.shW1sh,r az S2i per week. come
Mt once. Go Waffle House Gushing,
okla.
WANTED Experienced coloryd nurse
for two children, no other need apply.
Maple 3'l'-l
, OKLAHOMA NlANl co. hns opening
for branch manager ut Tulsa ard
Muskogcr. Personal Interview sl3
Terminal Arcade.
hoascwork, lie Wc,t 9th Wninu,
cO9S-R
ANTEp-Capablc woman foJ pefmn.
ucut good paving business IwusWl
opportunity Small Investment required
Address M-22, ukmhomnn.
WANTED At once. good cook. short
order regular meals. must hr good
iN pastry clean and saving, So pc
week. and hoard can or write. Clu
lptc clinton Oklo
ENERGETIC glrl for rond work wiz
an established line, no soliciting
Walnut il2
WANTED Neat, respectable white gin
10 nSsist with general homework
Cnll at 2236 West 18TH Maple 1863
MInpLE.AGED woman TO help with
houscwcrk and TO hclp take care of
children. no washing Waluu, Cpoq
COMPETENT Christian woman house
Keeper: references for ulr" pcfmn.
uont home Maple lio or COT West iith
MATTRESS wanted Hunts Lunch. ll5
North Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-30
MALE HELP WANTED

BOOKKEEpER. one who has some sell
INK ability. wishes 10 learn brlrn-
Light electricity for the farm. good po. /
sition Tor right party. Dclco-Llght 10
" ith 81
BAKER WANTED t2j per week; rof-
"rcnco IN first letter. Box -b2. Wa
tonga. Okla
BARRIER wanted. good for s, and up,
single man preferred Harris a Ilfn-
norman Walter okla.
WANTED. . high school boys fpr table
waiting S. per week. room and board
'lgf y Robinson Thomas Hotel
WANTED Young man Tor Office work
who can use typewriter. to learn bust.
ness Win good future ahead. Apply
l'n Mrfrnuul" Hlhg
WANTED First class CAKE baker must
b." fast and reliable. wages s., per
week Peerless Baking Co.. Gushing
okla.
WANTED Automobile piiut,r who
Knows business good SALARY fnr right
man ttll iu person from ? tu iuIu,
uub, - West Main street q. g. S'rlg.
uhuulr,". uhlu
WANTED a rrst-,lnss barber. Who isl
Iu HItu Curnot or tuhu player or snare
drummer. must have own iustrumru's
N6'ltcss " \ whitney. H'rsS Wyll.
OKLA spl y Main s. ~
WNNrEp By large corporation
with Offices IN this city n Young man
experienced IN cl,ricnl work. who II
willing go Rpply himself and ~ mo-,
afraid - work Answer In own hand
writing. giving age. previous experience
nUl salary desired. N-2J care Okla
hoWnu
WANTED Registered druggist NJ once
Inquire la' West Grand avenue.
WANTED Immediately porter for hlr-
her stop. wages so or better Md.
w1y Barber shop Mnngum okla
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