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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
Read This

We arc ready to discuss a most in
viting contract with you provided you
are n hustler and mean business. Don't
write II you are merely curious. but II
In dead earnest we win give you q
most liberal commission contract and
splendid territory In Oklahoma or Ar
kansas. Write today TO Mid Continent
Life Insurance Co. 10 w. Main. Okla
homa City.
WE can use ono more good salesman
on Delco- Light plants and accesso-
ries DO not apply II you have no car
or cannot arrange for one. Come well
recommended. Salary or commission.
Delco- Light Products. llo W. ttN 81
WANTED = Haller Proprietary Co.
wants more salesmen for medicine
wagons For particulars write Ed b
Brooks. General Delivery.
Statesmen WANTED-TO sell oil
and refining stock with record two
years steady dividends; large prop.
erties extending operations; good
vnnces, Midwest Securities Corpora
tion. sl5 Commerce Bldg. Kansas
City Mo.
WANTED high -ciaAs sAleamen. capa
bio OF handling big deals. Cali at
once. National CreorDte corporation,
Grand and Dewey streets.
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WANTED TO RENT VIII pay ss
months rent IN advance for suitable
10 10 ib-room house Phone Mapi. $50,
WANTED--Thrc or four light house
keeping rooms. also garage. Call fof
piiJerron. Walnut 3021.
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experienced hhora-
tory men. also plate flnishcr. G.. -.
Coil n Co. w, Security Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23

SALESMAN wishes position. either city
or travelling: can give best reference.
Q-2s, care Oklahomnn.
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WANTED-Two men, over 2l years OF
age. for salesmen Permanent posi-
tlon with excellent opportunities Must
furnish Al references, Call In person.
Success companys branch offices, 6Ol-6,
Campbell Hldg
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See Mr.. Walsh
716 COlcord Bldg.
Opportunity Open

Liberal commission contracts and
splendid territory now open In Okla
homa and Arkansas 10 mon who want
10 work and can qualify a. to chat
aeter.. An unusually good time to get
In Il. too, II YOU are willing 10 work
~ hard for yourself ~ you would havs
10 for someone else. Write TO Mid
Continent Life Insurance Co.. IL W.
Main, Oklahoma City,
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

IF you have any window and door
troubles. call on US; We specialize In
this line We also make them weather
proof Monarch Co.. 2a7 West list st.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23

STENOGHAPHY. bookkeeping ciyil
service and secretary positions: pay
'6O to jl75 per month for beginners
Byrnc system students qualify for these
positions within from three to five
months time Write for free catnlog.
Capital City business College
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

BARBER TRADE taught ladies ana
gentlemen. position guaranteed; free
catalogue explaining. Write Texas
Barber College. Dallas or Fort Worth.
Texas
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SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

tAs a patriotic service. tho OklshomAn
Times will publish want ads under this
heading Tor ] days, without chatroD
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WANTED-A good. live bookkeepcr 10
run Burroughs posting machine In
bank; will pay good salary; chance for
promotion. Make application In writ
ing. Box S27. Okmulgee. Okla.
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IF YOU have house to repair, plaster
patch or garage TO build. call Davis,
Walnut 5223.J, -'-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

DO YOU NEED good. refined. trust.
worthy woman TO take full charge ot
your nice hpme' Address F-e5. care
DklnhOmIn
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DRESsMAKING AND MILLINER
Statesmen WANTED

STOCK Statesmen wANTED-Ex-
elusive territory. liberal commission.
We sell automobile tires. tubes and ec-
cessories direct r. factory to stock
holders In our c. .pany. Call from
Monday noon to Tuesday ) .. m. or
write for appointment Mid West Tire
a Rubber Co, 2ot West First st., Okla
hop,a CIV
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WANTED TO RENT by Feb isi. four
rooms and sleeping porch. or five
room bungalow, by couploi northeast
or northwesti reasonable rent o'aO.
DklnhOmnf
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8 Automobile Statesmen
WASTED.

We have = proposition that viii
require little or no capital on two
known makes OF cars. In tho
county OF OklnhoXa. for one or two
real statesmen. We furnish stock.
nlesroom and service station. II
you are salesman and srs max
Ing less than 10 percent commits
sion. YOU are losing money and you
should get In touch with US at
once C.lJ. care Oklahoman.
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DISCHARGED soldier experienced ns
shoe salesman or truck driver. B-5bs
Oklnhumhn
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED--Permanent connection with
bookkecper and sussd, ~ purpose. thor
oughly experienced office man: had S
years general bank work. years In
hardware, Q years lumber and coal
know how 10 get along with the trade /;
good references; employed at present.
T. J. Green, z. o. Box 735. Memphis.
Texas
WANTED-Carpenter work BY the day.
or contract Phone Maple t9io.J
sALESMAN wishes position, either city
or travelling: can give best reference,
Q-sS. care Oklahoman.
BAKER wants Job, allaround man.
married. state wages: small or large
shop, @. r. care oklahoman.
YOUNG man, assd 80. married. sood
habits, excellent references, 70 years
banking experience; now employed; de-
slres TO make investment. secure posi-.
ton In good hank or buy good paying
business Write what you have, ID a..
care oklahoman.
PHYSICIAN WANTS LOCATION
Having decided 10 resume tho practice
of medicine again desire location N
Oklahoma. 10 years experience: can
give best Of references, + 4. Bobbitt,
NJ. D. Bethany. Okla
COOK wants position. rhone Walnut
6Spl. III West Sixth.
GENERAL all.around lnirdryman for
position In first class laundry as
foreman. f-l5. care Oklshomsn,
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WANTED-Baker capable ot conduct
ing business Of modern machine
equipped shop; reference and erper-
lcnce required. State wages expected
Edward u. BuskeF, Newkirk, Okla.
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WANTED -- A good nll-round black
smith 10 take charge OF shop; per-
manent job. W. S. bradshaw. Man
gum. Okla
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WANTED TO RENT-S or 1-roor
beusc, close In. permanent. Call Ollie
Estes. Wardrobe Cleaning Co. Walnut
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" AN D-rosltion by registered
graduate druggist. just discharged
from army; five years experience. best
Of references Q-20. Oklahoman.
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wANTED-TO RENT

RESPONSIBLE PARTY desires 7 TO
O.room house close IN. has been In
present location I years, X'i1. Okla.
hOmnn.
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WANTED rO RENT by February l.,
large furnished house and apartment
house Q.s, care Oklnhnmnn.
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MALE HELP WANTED


WANTED -- A good all.round black
smith 10 take charge Of shop: per
mancnt job. W. $. bradshaw. Man
gum. Okla
WANTED-Thrce experienced hbora-
tory men. also plate finishor. G.. u.
Coil n Co. 900 Security Blds
WANTED-A good Job printer. steady
work. give reference and wages re-
quired, ability to operate type ma
chine considered. Box i. Woodward.
Okla.
BARRIER wanted nj once, steady Job.
guaranteed 1ls per week. good for
more; boorers> FOUNDERS and windjnm-
mers save car fare. Phone T. q Har-
mon. Lehigh. Okla
WANTED-To hear from an auto and
carriage painter. have n good Job by
the year, long job and good pay for II
good man. have new brick building
and good shop. first class working
conditions. Let me hear at once: also
top and trimmer II. H. Dregory Auto
Works. Ada. Okla
BARBER wanted by Feb. 1, first class
man. guarantee S2260 II. II. Myers,
Ros 1872. Billings, Okla.
WANTED--At once Al
combination window
trimmer and shoe man;
will pay top salary to
right party; don't apply
unless you can fill. the
q bove requirements.
Write or phone Phil
Hail, Oilton, Okla. Phone
l23.
YOUNG man wanted for shipping room .
$50 month with good future Don't
apply unless you intend to stay. In
aure 20 W. California Ava.
WANTED-Job and al printer. $40 to
S25 pei week; phone or write. also
lady compositor. Writo Daily News.
Gushing. Okla,
SOLiCITOR-if you are not making
$4,000 per week. see US at once. We
want you. Commission basis
OKLAHOMA TRUST co.
50s-l0 Insurance Bldg oklahoma City
WANTED-A-1 mechanic for
MhOlesal territnry Gall
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ELECTRICIAN for general work
around small light plant. young mar
rlod man preferred Hollis Light a
Power Co, Hollis, okla
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WANTED TO RENf--5 OF s.room mod
ern house. two stories Must W. well
located or west side. Address. CT.
tMlshomnn
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BARRIER wanted nj once. steady Job.
guaranteed SIS per week. good for
more; boorers> FOUNDERS and windlam-
mers save car fare. Phone T. q Har-
mon Lehgh, Okla
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LINOTYPE operator wanted; take care
machine and work on floor. weekly
paper; t26 weekly Democrat.
Elk city, Okla.
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wANTEp-To rent by February lsl
S-room bungalow OF cottage WIN
| lease. Call Maple 2Iss
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
>~>~>>>>-~~~~~~~~>~~>> >~~>>-~>>~~~~~>>~>~~~~~
THEODORE RoosEvELTs LIFE
and Works" now ready. Also our
New and Complete History OF the
War" Best terms and premiums. Out
fits free. J. l. Nichols 4 Co.. Naper-
VILE. IN.
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WANTED-A good Job printer. steady
work. give reference and wages re-
quired. ability to operate type ina.
chine considered. Box i. Woodward.
Okla.
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PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING

PAINTER and paper hanger; call Maple
lsli-R WIN bring samples. Cheap
prices. Work gulfnnteed. Greenlee.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
BEMIDu AUTOlSTS
. URGED. TO ATTEND
CLUB ORGANIZATION
Secretary of State Association
Will Be Present and
Tell Advantages

Bemidji automobilists are invited
to attend a meeting to be held in the
Association rooms this evening for
the purpose of forming an auto club.
It is planned to form the club as one
of the Associations special commit
tees and at the same. time provide
Bemidji with an organization affll-
iated with the state and national au-
-tomobile clubs. X
The meeting this evening will be
of exceptional interest to Bemidji
autoists because of the presence of
Roy Hill of Minneapolis, secretary OF
the state Automobile Association, and
c., A. Will, who is chairman of the
legislative committee of the same Or
ganization. .:
A number Of important matters
will be discussed at the meeting. and
both Hill and Will will tell of the
many advantages to be derived by Be-
midi should club be established
here.
~. The gentlemen will leave tomor-
row morning by auto for Bagley and
Erookston. where similar organiza-
ticns will be. perfected.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
DRIVE PUSHES STATE
POSTS TO 244-MARK

St. Paul, Oct. 3.-With members of
the American Legion engaged in the
biggest rush of expansion since the
beginning Of organization work the
number of posts in the state has
reached IA.
Every effort is being made by
state, district and local officers to en-
roll as many members as possible be-
fore October. 10, the date on which
the membership is to be considered in
apportioning representation in the
national convention in Minneapolis
next November.
Scores Of towns throughout the
state are forming posts, and will send
in charters this week to get under
the wire, while special membership
campaigns, are being conducted in
many towns.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
CANADA TO FLOAT BIG
WAR LOAN: COST HUGE

Winnipeg, Oct. "a new Cana
dian loan or half a billion dollars
is expected to be floated this month
to help cover war debts.
The war is still costing Canada
about $5O0,OO0 a day, according to
Hon. Mr.. Payton, new finance minis
ter, who succeeds Sir Thomas White.
The latter resigned to devote his
time to the motion picture industry.
Canada is paying more than $4,000
pensions to soldiers independents as
a result of the war, it was pointed
out. If a gratuity of $4,000 is paid
each soldier who had an active part
in the war, the war cost will be
boosted in lump sum about $780,
100000.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
WILSON'S CONDITION :
NOT IMPROVED THIS =.
MORNING. IS REPORT
Second Consultation Held by
Leading Phys;. ans; Tenn
peratur,, ,,.,:,as.,rmal
BY, United Press.)

Washington, Oct. g. President
Wilson'S condition this morning
shows no improvement, it was
learned officially at the White House.
He slept little during the night, it
was asserted. His condition re-
manned a cause for anxiety to his
physicians and his family.
A second consultation was held
this morning between DR.. f. r. Stitt,
head Of the Naval Medical school;
DR.: Sterling Ruffin, Washington, and
DR.. Cary T. Grayson, the president q
personal physician.
The presidents physical condition
remained good and this was regard7
ed highly favorable by DR.. GraysoR.'
His temperature was normal. 49,,
Last nights statement said wilson
was a livery sick man."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
MUCH INTEREST TAKEN
IN COUNTY SCHOOLS
OVER @IDIRON TITLE
Minnesota "U" Coach Offers
Silver Loving Cup for
the Winners
(Bv United Press. }

St. Paul, Oct. 3.-Much interest
has been aroused in high schools
throughout the state In the state
high school football Championship
games to be played this fall. &
DR.. H. L. Williams, coach Of the
University of Minnesota football
squad, has offered a silver loving cup
for the champion high school grfdtron
eleven. The university is supervis-
ing the championship game arrange
ments.
Every county in the state will
have a chance at the championship
under the plan outlined by university
officials. The state has been divided
into eight major sections for the pur-
pose of district elimination games.
The finals will be played on North
rop field here, probably on the morn.
ing of the. university game. The ar
rangement of counties into sections
is:
Northwest section: Kittson, Ros-
seau, Marshall, Polk, Pennington,
Red Lake, Clearwater, Norman, Ma
hnomen, Clay, Becker, Wilkin, Otter
Tail, Wadena, Cass, Hubbard, Bel
trami.
Northeast section: Koochiching,
Itasca, st. Louis, Lake, Cook and
Carlton:
West Central Section: Traverse,
Big Stone, Grant, Douglas, Stevens,
Pope, Swift, Chippewa, Kandiyohi,
Meeker, Wright, Stearns, Todd, Nor
rison and Crow Wing.
East Central Section: Aitken,
Pine, Chisago, Anoka, Sherburne,
Isanti, Benton, Mile Lacs, Kannabec.
Minneapolis, section: Hennepin.
St. Paul section: Ramsey.
Southwest section Lac Qui Parle,
Yellow Medicine, Lincoln, Pipestone,
Rock, Mobiles, Jackson, Martin, Wa
towan, Cottonwood, Murray, Lyon,
Redwood, Brown, Renville, Nicollet,
Sibley, Mcleod, Carver.
Southeast section: Houston, Win
ona, Fillmore, Mower. Freeborn,
Fairbault, Blue Earth, Waseca,
Steele, Wabasha, Goodhue, Rice, Le-
Seur, Scott, Dakota, Omlstead and
Dodge.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
OCTOBER SIS STATE
s FIRE PREVENTION DAY:
i" PROCLAMATION ISSUED
:,
School Children Will Receive
/. Instruction in Preven-
ton of Blazes

F.. Thursday. October 9, the anniver-
|sary of the great Chicago cont1agra-
tion, will be observed throughout
(Minnesota as Fire Prevention day.
The occasion, now one Of annual OBJ
servance throughout the United
States, has practically reached the
status of a national holiday, and Gov
ernor BurnQuist has given it official
recognition through the medium OF
Fan executive proclamation just is
Esued.
III. The setting aside of one day in the
year for the holding of exercises
dealing with the annual fire loss, and
|coinmunity activity looking to its re-
|duction, WAS inaugurated in Mime
sofa by the state fire marshal's de-
partments siH years ago, and its cele-
brations this year is proposed on
more elaborate scale than ever by
6 gorge H. Nettleton, fire marshal.
~ Minnesota's. fire losses, outside OF
the forest fire :calamtties of recent
date; have seena a marked rednctfo
for the year. ',-''~- -
Local executives and safety off,
cials are asked to'supplement the gov
CTuOI pIOCldHdk1OA Will oAAA4AoA ! ~.
quests for observance of the day.
Public meetings at which fire pre-
vention topics will be discussed, will
be advised, and factory, workshop
and house owners generally request
ed to give their premises thorough
inspection. Fire prevention exercises
in schools will also be one of the fea-
lures.
"The larger portion of the annual
loss by fire is due to preventable
causes" says the governors procla-
nation.
"The exercise of reasonable pre-
caution would save the lives of thou
sands of our citizens and reduce to a
large extent the yearly fire losses,
which exceed two hundred fifty mill
lion dollars in the United States.
Minnesota has it's share of such pre-
ventable waste. and should do it's
part in preventing this terrible de-
structior of. life and property"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
REVOKE DOCTORS CHARTER.

St. Paul, Oct. 3.-Failure to expel
from it's membership DR.. A. l.. Frit-
sche, former mayor of sNew Ulm,
Mimi, ousted following disloyalty
charges, has cost the Brown-Redwood
Medical society it's charter.
Cancellation of the charter was an
nounced by the Minnesota State
Medical association, now. in conven-
ton in Minneapolis. After DR.. Frit-
sche was removed by Governor Burn
quist, the association, in session In
Duluth, passed a resolution: giving
the Brown-Redwood Medical, society
three months in which to oust DR..
Fritsche. No. action was taken.
y. All but two. delegates at the con-
vention supported revocation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
IMPORTERS STORES ARE
.BARRAN OF EUROPEAN
GOODS. SAY TRADERS
Examination of Shelves Show
Report Correct; Stock
Never So Scarce
(By United, Press. ;

New York, Oct. 3.-Shelves Of i'm
porters' stores are absolutely bare or
European goods, acc oTding TO traders
of this city. Since most Of the foreign
goods coming from Europe go
through New York, the situation here
is considered indicative of the rest of
the country.
Importers say there has never been
a time when European goods were
so scarce and they find the situation
growing more difficult instead Of i'm
proving, since the war ended. This
Is laid to shortage of materials and
labor troubles in Europe and discon-
tinuance of stimulated trade.
During the war, European coun-
tries made a. special effort to ship
their goods to America for the effect
it would have on the exchange, which
at that time was made stable by in
ternational agreement. Exchange
has dropped since peace was declared
and no effort is any longer made by
governments to stimulate trade
The result is that fewer goods are
being sent to America now than dur"
ing the war, according to importers.
This applies especially to manufac-
tured products, such as tools, small
machines, clothing materials and
perfumes.
Many New York importing houses
which specialized in European goods
are now almost without business.
Some would close their doors, 1t Is
said, If 1t were not for the hope that
conditions will improve very soon,
when labor conditions in Europe and
trade flows this way again.
Incidentally, importers expect that
the Germans will be the first to get
their goods back into the markets In
great quantities.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
REDS WIN SECOND
GAME: SCORE 4 TO 2
(By United Press)
Chicago, Oct. s. Final score:
Chicago, 3; Cincinnati, o.

Cincinnati. O., Oct. 3.-The Reds
again won yesterday, taking the Sec
Ond game of the worlds series from
the Chicago White Sox, by the score
of 1 to 2. Chicago got hits while
thes winners secured only three.
The excitement happened when in
the fourth timely hits by the Reds
pushed across three runs. Williams
OF the Sox was pitching wild, and
In thu fifth tightened,5 but walk
and a single gave the Reds another
run. in the sixth. Chicago found
Sallee for two runs in the seventh.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
F'ARC0LEACUE >: ::
BANK CLOSED, :
\ upon ORDER OF:
||),bANKINCB0ARD
ALLEGED That Scandinavian
American Is Insolvent
After Examination
NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE
: is HEAVY BORROWER
T.
'Leader' Editor Claims Action
Purely Political and IL
Unwarranted
NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE
:. IS HEAVY BORROWER
(By United Press. }

St. Paul, Oct. 3.-"The closing OF
the Scandinavian-American bank at
Fargo, N. D., yesterday by the state
banking board is political deal
from start to finish and is intended
to reflect indirectly on the Nonparti-
san league and its leader" Oliver s.
Morris. editor Of the Nonpartisan
Leader, charged today.
Morris had just returned from
Fargo.
In statement, he declared the
bank would be opened in a week or
ten days. that it was solvent and
that all collateral is from good
sources.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
LAST -.
YEROUTRANKED WAR
(By United Press. }

= St. Paul, Oct. 3.-Minnesota lost
more young people from tuberculosis
last year than the. total of her losses
from the World War, according to
Red Cross figures today.
f The Red Cross Christmas Seal
campaign is vigorously under way
and officials are trying to impress
upon the public the Importance OF
bending every effort against the
"great white plague"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO ADJUST
Ed L, Keen.

'' (United Press Correspondent)
London, Oct. 3.-Another attempt
to reopen negotiations betwee1 the
government and striking ra9road
men was made shortly after noon to-
day, when labor leaders visited Pre-
mier Lloyd George with the hope OF
resuming mediation. Il
Previously, communique was is-
sued from Downing street which
said up to 1880 no one had asked
for an interview with the premier.
Conditions In traffic have been i'm
proved, said the communiquex and
the move today toward a renewal Of
negotiations came inthe midst of q
feeling Of general disappointment
over the breakdown of yesterdays
effort to reach an understanding.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-03
FIVE BANDITS LOOT BANK.
(BY United Press. J

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 3.-Five
bank bandits looted the Union Ave-
nue. Bank Of Commerce here today.
fleeing in an auto after obtaining
$4,000. Eighteen hundred dollars
were lost in the street. Police "red
revolver battle without c:e~ct.