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statesmen WANTED.
BY co. rrrsc

WANT I men with cars 10 drive sales.
men; SO day and expenses; perma
ncnk position TO right parties; mor
with selling experience preferred
1870 West Reno.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-t or S girls for labelling
Apply bO7 \. Hudson.
WANTED-Young girl 10 assist In
housevork good home. Appy lmme-
dlately. Walnut 1886.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
Hotel Broadway Central


ON BROADWAY AT FOURTH
Some we'll furnished rooms with every
modern convenisnce, as well Rs a few
suites with private bath available right
now. ut very reasonable rates for per.
mansnt guests.
HARRIS H0TEf.-Just south OF sklr.
vim. Well furnished, strict atten.
ti0n paid 10 phone calls. A particular
place for particular people. t3.b0 up
per week,
TRAVELLERS HOTEL. Just north OF p.
o.. newly furnished and rsdscorstsd:
every room strictly modern, one suite
Of housekeeping rooms. nothing batter
In city. Special weekly rates.
HAbLEY INN. opposIte CsrnsGIs y.
brary; 80 strictlyS modern outAids
rooms. some In suite with private baths
Special weekly rates.
MARQUETTE H0TEf-Opposlts court
house; 50 rooms, ali With hot and
cold running water; 81 with connected
bath; remodeied and redscoraied
throughout: $500 TO $500 per weak
Corner Grand and Dewey. Walnut StY7.
MONARCH HoTEL-2oo East ,nd.
modern. brick; 80 good rooms. s:.7o.
- so per week.
WAYNE HOTEL
MEALS CSC.
Rooms CSC. $50 and Soc. W. J. Car.
ter. Mgr. Maple iies, hon W. Cal'for.
MIA.
COY HOTEI.-AII ousids rooms
with hot and cold running water. Cor
ner &th and broadway. Phons Walnut
6J2<
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BOY WANTED.

WE HAVE SEVERAL sALARlrD
ABLE BOYS, PREFERABLY Hl0H
SCHOOL STUDENTS. APPLY CITY
CIRCULATION MANAGER. OKLA
HOMAN- TIMES.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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ny mail. one year. ...,,.';,,; ,,,,, cow
~ Mail one year with THE SUN "a
DAY OKLAHOMAN .......,.' S'eo
NJ .vsnt carrier or newsboy,
cents a copy or 10 cents week.
a. In Oklahoma City.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES evening"
and DAILY OKLAHoMAN tmornHgl.
IL papers week delivered hv carrier
In Oklahoma CITY ana Nlclh'S' pe'
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Also the local news published herein
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ROOM AND BoARD WANTED

WANTED--At once; board and room for
couple with 6.year-old sirl Answer
Obj care Okiahomsn.
YOUNG LADY employed at capitol.
wants room and board or TO Ahard
llght housekeeping ON Capitol carline,
References. Address. O-33. oklahoman
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FAINTER AND FAPERIIANGER Call
Walnut 1878 win bring samples.
Cheap prices. work guaranteed. Green.
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statesmen WANTED.

SALESMEN-Side line: every state,
We are introducing IA new brand OF
cigars and give an excellent raincoat
free with every 800 cigars at the resu.
lar price: all orders shipped commls.
slons weekly. Department A. South
land Cigar Co.. Brenham. Texas.
WANTED-Sal alesman familiar with
building materials and contractors
equipment. salary and commission
O-3l. 0klahoman.
WANTED-Tbres saiesmen with RIG,
10 sell 10 farmers. Logan, Grady and
Payne counties for the Haller Proprie-
tary company: business IL established
large book accounts to collect. Addrets
FL n BROOKS. Gen. Del
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PAPER HANGING and painting Let
us figure on hanging your paper. our
work the best. prices lowest. All work
guaranteed. Prompt service. Walnut
iii.
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WANTED
statesmen
To sell Tires and Tubes
Good proposition to
right man.
SEA GATE TIRE
& RUBBER co.
22O North Broadway,
Oklahoma City

WANTED Real live stock salesman
good property. well down 200 feet
now. good acreage. Address or call II
n. Kirksey, Okmulgee, Okla.
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ROACH BROS. $40 n. Hudson. Call
Maple 25si Night Maple 6S5 OF Maple
on
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,APER HANGING AND PAINTING

WALL pnpcr hung 500 room up.
Samples brought TO your home, work
guaranteed T. G. Ford, Walnut 55l6-lt
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
An Idea That Helped to
Make Telephone
Operating
IAN Ideal Occupation
For Young Women

Years ago We got the Idea that
Investments In tho contentmeni.
happiness and general welfare OF
telephone operators would show
big and pleasing dividends In the
form OF service. loyalty and
conscientiousnoss.
n vou were 20 enter n central
office building today. you would
SEQ tho development OF this idea
In the Hight. airy central offices,
the comfortable. well.furnished
rest rooms and In the dining
rooms where lunches may be
brought or purchased Al cost.
You would see a further de-
veiopment OF the idea In the plan
for employees pensions. disability
benefits and death benefits that
exact no premium from the
employe.
II IL this idea. we believe, en-
iarged to Its greatest possible
extent and coupled with the fire.
ouent increases IN pay. the at
tractiveness Of the work itself.
and the unusual opportunities
for Advancement to supervisory
positions, that explains why so
many young women have made
telephone operating their profess
sion with profit TO themselves
and credit to the telephone
system.
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DISCHARGED soldier. have had eNpe-
fence with wholesale grocery books
nnd am now employed as bookkeeper
with one largest hanks, ~ Paso. Texas.
Want place In oklahoma bank, where
machine is used with opportunity for
advancement. Adress o. c.. Oklaho-
man.
DISCHARGED soldier wants employ
ment with some automobile com
pnny. years experience In the serv-
Ice and sales departments. Can FUR
nlsh best OF references Maple $50.
SITUATION WANTED by discharged
soldier: experienced IN office work, or
can drive truck or touring car, Willing
to work. O-25, Oklnhoman.
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h0usekeepcr for eldery couple RoOu
home for the right person. Permanent
position. Phone MX-i5i
WAITRESS WANTED at Bristol Hotel
IN SPARE TIME
increase Your Earnings
Employed women who nrc ambitious
to become expert accountants. address
O-9. Oklahoman. Give phone number.
WANTED-Girl for filing and general
office work; moi. .stenoyrapher Call 400
American National Bank Bldg.
WANTED elderly woman for gen
cral housework: one who wants a
good nome. small wages. Call Walnut
395y-R,
WANTED-som one to board baby
while mother works. O-3i. Oklaho-
man.
INEXPERIENCED woman for Homework
Call Walnut 1857 or 2523 n. Dewey.
WANTED-A girl In home nights for
companion, for room or for room and
breakfast. Walnut 1852.
WANTED-Good strong white woman
TO do laundry work and assist with
housework No cooking Must IKE
children Cali Walnut ,ss9-J. The
Childrens Inn.
WANTED - Experienced Mattresses
Lawrence Cafe. 10 West Grand
WANTED-Button hole maker; salary
SIS per week and up. Grand Tailor
ing Co. w Grand.
wANTED-A young woman to do light
housework: no children: good wages.
Address Q-aO, Oklnhoman
WANTED - Competent colored cook
four In family. no washing; 10 home
ut night. Apply 1915 West 10th.
WANTED-For small family OF adults
middle aged or elderly lady. Light
work. no washing may 20 home Mt
| night II desired. 1923 n. Weston Ave
Theo. lngola.
YOUNG couple, no children. wants
girl or young woman; also house
keeper. Must be reliable. are away
during day. Good home. right one
Terry W. Hudgins, jeweler, Erick,
okla
wANTED-strnosrop pher. Call for Mr..
Madison. Carhart Motor Co.
THOROUGHLY experienced alteraiio
lady TO take charge Of alteration de-
partment at Partisan style Shop. Ponca
city. Answer at once.
WANTED Experienced cashier. candy
girl and table girls at Heroids. 1Os
West Main.
WANTED-Good colored glrI OF noat sp.
peorsnce for maid. Also reliable col.
ored hoy for porter Apply at 20Sh
West Main. Chic Chapeau Millinery Co.
WANTEb-Experlenced saiesiadies IN
suit and dress department. Good
salary. steady position: must be thor
oukhly experienced. Knufnan's. I2l.
| 1M West Main.
WANTED-h young lady for general
office work. Must he willing 90 work.
accurate and good peninan. State age
aud snhry expected to start. Must be
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HADDEN HALL

Strictly modern rooms; private bath,
also one suite private bath, dining
room In connection: nothing better III
city. Phone manager. Walnut sO5h
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LEARN shorthand bookkeeping. bank.
ing by MALL summer rates; free trial
lessons, Guthrie Business College, Guth-
rIe okla.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

tAsn pntriotiu service fhe Ok'ahpmap
Times vii publish want ads under ihls
heading fnr dRys wiihnrif charge
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

If YOU have n house to repair. plaster.
patch, or garage TO build. call Davis
Mnlntu J22J-J
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WANT ED

WANT men with cars 10 drive sales.
men; SO day and expenses; permu
nent position TO right parties; men
with selling experience preferred
100 West Reno.
WANTED-Nlght cook and waiter. Star
cafe, Maugum Okla
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BARRIER wanted. none but AL: pS
guarantee. Jlnks Bethel Okemah,
Okla
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WA "ED-Me women. 800 month.
Government positions open. List
FREQ, Franklin Institute. Dept Slv,
Rochester. N. Y.
BARRIERS WANTED at once, $50 gusi
anteed; IS percent; steady Job. Frickey
h Ward, Chelsea. Okla.
WANTED-Specialty men With auto
mobiles TO sell Highway Instant Serv'
Ice for inner tubos. no cement or gaso'
line used; quickly applied and ms per.
manent as vulcaniring. very liberal
commissions paid. Highway Sales Co..
sos Pontiac Bldg. ST Louis. Mo.
TELEGRAPH operators. high school
graduates. discharged soldiers pre-
ferred. Financial aid given. Prepare IN
4 months. Salary 800 10 $50. POSI-
tlon or money back Desk 5. Central
Business College. shawnee. Okla.
WANTED-Registered drug man. Must
be strictly sober and a worker. Good
Job for right man Address Boz " or
phone Burney Brasel. Drumright. Okla.
FRATERNAL life Insurance organizers
and solicitors wanted. we have an ex-
cellent opportunity for men and women
who can make good: tho American n
Union Life Assurance Society has just
been organized with headquarters In
oklahoma City; n scientific plan Of lifs
insurance at very low monthly pre-
miums. policy that every one ought
TO have: get In on the ground floor and
grow with tho society; II Is going IA
be one OF Oklahoma's great institutions
L. T.. Shaw. president. 23t Terminn
Arcade.
LEARN shorthand, bookkeeping. bank
ing by mail; summer rates; free trial
lessons. Guthrie Business College, Guth-
RE okla.
BARRIER wanted. none but AL: US
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nAIE HELP WANTED.

MALI HELP WANTED.
--~S~-~s~~~~~>>>->|>'~>>~ >>~~>r->~-'|>">s>~s>-~
sotIcttofs who have the ability 10
uh,~ smriy results: must be able TO fur.
nIsh or or rig: attractive proposition
Nuos 20 producers; unless you are
'Abje 70 hsndis q live proposition appli'
Sattou vouid not DO considered, sahry
S0o,o)l sHpenaes guaranteed: territory.
QteoU9na. Can IN person.or make APP
So ol1chnen. Qsiahoman Bids.. Okla
~. Oklahoma.
WzNTEN-0NE WHO
4 is;Sss $ESSs Sss4 s4ss NE sS$ss 81 sSss ~
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ALL KINDS Of carpenter and repair
work. Can Maple 1854.
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ELEGANT suite. bed room and sitting
room: also garage In private home.
residential section. No meals. Walnut
6lAs
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ROOMS papered 81 oo and up; viii bring
samples. also painting. Roach. Wal
nmf 1hIn
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BEAUTIFULLY Furnished connecting
bedrooms In home, with board south
east sleeping porch. III Wcet 9TH. Ref
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THOROUGHLY experienced alteration
lady to take charge OF alteration de-
partment at Partisan style Shop. Ponca
city. Answer at once.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

YALE CAFETERIA. broadway. south
of Lee. .Huckins: meat orders, i0c and
lsc: vegetables, Sc; desserts. &c and
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DESIRABLE rooms Tor gentlemen; I;
close in; near car line. Maple 26l2-J,
NICELY Furnished room. close In. Ma.
pie 1886
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WANTED-Button hole maker; salary
SIS per week and up. Grand Tailor
Ing Co. W, Grand
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FOR PLAsTERING and repair work
call Walnut 1884,
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WANTED--A young woman to do light
house work; no children; good wages.
Address Q-a0, Oklnhoman
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ANpARO INSTITUTE

1HORTHAND-yi.6 monthly. Gregg
or Graham. day or evening English
md typewrltng free; half time and
halt money saved many graduate IN
three months; only expert reporter
rteacher In Oklahoma. Miners Reliable
Expert Shorthand School ZIG w. Main.
4kpje 2bt2
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WANT position as shipping clerk by
reliable and experienced young man
tmarried). Best OF references. Phone
Walnut 2s5U,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

LINOTYPE operator wants job. En-
plovcd ON Ukemah Ledger. Returned
soldier takes my place. can come nj
once Practical printer Country shop
preferred, Paris Richardson. Okemah,
Okla
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NICELY furnished bedroom for sum
mer; gentleman preferred; near car
line Walnut 1880
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Stenosrnpher. Call for Mr.
Madison. Carhart Motor Co.
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WANTED-For small family OF adults
middle ased or elderly lady. Light
work, no washing may 20 home nj
night II desired. 1923 n. Weston Ave
| Theo. lngola
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WANTED-Good colored plrl OF Doat sp.
pearsnce for maid. Also reliable col
ored hoy for porter. Apply at 20sh
West Main. Chic Chapeau Millinery Co.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Steam shovel crnneman.
Dolese Bros. Co. > West lith.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-04
HEAD BLOWN OFF BY
ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE
OF HUNTERS WEAPON

United States Commissioner NOaks
today received information as to the
accidental death of John ShelikOff
in Anderson bay, off Johnson Point,
which was brought to town by John
Paul.
Shelikoff and his wife were out
duck hunting in small boat and
when a flock of birds we're flying over
head the former raised his gun to
take a shot at them. Just then the
boat gave a Iurch and the weapon
was accidentally discharged. A bull
let entered the side of his head and
resulted in instant death.
After the accident Mrs. Shelikoff
rowed the body ashore and with the
assistance of several natives it was
properly buried.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-04
MORE PEOPLE
ARRIVE Here
Than DEP ART

There has been considerable specu-
lation as to the present population of
Cordova, and in order to settle
controversy as to whether more peo-
pie departed from here than new ar
rivals during the past year, General
Agent Tracy, of the Alaska Steamship
Company, made a compilation of the
passenger lists, over their line, from
January 1 last up to date, and found
that Cordova has gained instead OF
lost in population during the past
year.
The figures show that during that
period 1887 booked passage from this
port, both south and to the westward.
There were also 2,310 arrivals from
the south, and while no record is kept
of those reaching here from the west
ward, the number can be conserva-
lively estimated at 200, making the
total of incoming passengers 2,510-
a gain of 1913.
On the Pacific Steamship Company's
boats it is believed that there were
more arrivals than departures, as
their boats southbound are usually
crowded before reaching Cordova.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-04
SHORTAGE OF
SUGAR CAUSE
OF CONCERN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (by Associ-
ated Press The senate sugar inves-
tigation committee has asked counsel
for the food administration to formu-
late legislation to relieve the shortage
in sugar, and to make possible nego-
tiations for the purchase of the Cuban
crop
This action followed a statement by
President Zabriskie of the sugar equal
ization board to the effect that prices
would advance on the first of January
unless legislation was enacted imme-
diately.
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FOR sALE-An upright piano, also a
sewing machine. Apply Apartment
r, Lathrop building 24-tf
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PURELY LOCAL GOSSIP
ABOUT YOUR FRIENDS

There was a two-inch fall of snow at
Chitina this morning.
The steamer Alameda is due from
the westward on Tuesday.
George Walker has accepted a po-
sition at The Club pool hall
Alvah Games is a returning passen-
ger from Seattle on the steamer
Northwestern, which sailed for Cor
dOva this morning.
Mrs. w. w. Council and two little
daughters, Nancy and Mary Lee, who
have spent several months in Seattle,
are returning to Cordova on the
steamer Northwestern, which sailed
today.
The funeral of the late O. S. Clark
Will take place tomorrow afternoon,
services to be held at the Episcopal
church at o'clock. Deceased was
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-04

Phil Truckey has returned to Cor
dova from a short stay at Chitina
and a trip over the government trail.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-04
ARKANSAS RACE RIOTS
BEING INVESTIGATED

HELENA, Ark, Oct. 4 (by Associ-
ated ress).-Investigation of the re-
cent race rioting and disorders in this
state have been begun by a committee
appointed with the approval of Gov
ernOr BrOugh.
EX-PRlNCE VISITS HIS DADDY
AMERONGEN, Oct (by Associ-
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Of Germany arrived here today to visit
his father, the former kaiser. This
was their first meeting since the war.
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a member of the Pioneers of Alaska
and the Moose lodge, and all members
Of these orders are invited to attend
the funeral.
Phil Truckey has returned to Cor
dova from a short stay at Chitina
and a trip over the government trail.
Captain A. E. Lathrop today re-
ceived a wire from Anchorage an
nouncing that Miss Douglas, the new
organist for the Empress theater there
had arrived safely and was scoring a
big hit with the patrons of that house.
Miss Douglas was a passenger on the
first through train this year from Sew
ard to Anchorage.
His conscience awakened by the
whispering Chorus" whose clinging
melody stirred his heart and brain
and quickened gnawing remorse,
John Trimble, thief, fugitive and
nameless wanderer, makes the SUI
preme sacrifice to preserve the happi-
ness of the woman he loves. This
B. De Miles splendid special pro-
duction for Aircraft, "The Whispering
WI, NJ, &c to ho at
the Empress theater Saturday even
ing for the last time.
Everything you want to know about
''The Clever Mrs. Carfax," which will
be shown Sunday evening at Empress
theater. Julian Eltinge is the new
screen star that everyone is talking
about, his film debut having been at
the Ria1to theater, New York city,
recently in ''The Countess Charming"
when he kept the S. r. o. sign out on
that theater for whole week. Known
to the theatrical world as it's greatest
feminine impersonator, Julian Eltinge
is now surprising that record on the
screen and "The Clever Mrs. Carfax"
is even funnier than cousin Lucy"
''The Crinoline Grip or "The Fasci-
mating Widow"
The following additional subscrip-
lions to the Armenian relief fund are
reported by the Bank of Alaska:
By Mrs. Glasbrenner and Mrs. Ca
len-Henry Wolking, Mrs. A. J..
Adams, 7. Dowalder, Elmer Garnes,
w. Croker, Louise Smith, r. E..
Hegg, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Ro1fe, Joe
Canira, James Mooberry, w L. Smith,
Tom J. Kinney, E. Souza, W. D.
Kicker, Robert Lunday, J. J. Goodro
Mrs. J. Stouaard, Nathaniel Greene,
Fred Tracy, L. H. Keist, Harry Mel
son, Fred G1assbrumner, Jas. Smith,
Fred Haef, Paul Bloedhorn, Chester
T. Davis.
By Mrs. Corser and Mrs. Lydick-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holt, James Wilson
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-04
0 REPRESENT PUBLIC

TO REPRESENT PUBLIC
AT INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE
WASHINGTON, Oct 4 (by Associ-
ated Press) The department of labor
has named Henry S. Dennison of Franz
ingham, Mass, as the general public's
representative at the industrial con-
ference to be held in this city on
Monday next.