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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.


office Of the Clerk. County Court. Ohio
County State OF West Virginia.
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that app!ica-
ton has been made before me the un-
dcrsiGncd, Clerk of said Court by James
II. Cocn. for the granting Of Letters
OF Administration upon the Estate OF
Gilbert Cpdcgrovc. a supposed decedcnt
who has been absent from the state OF
West Virginia. for more than period
OF seven years; the said Gilbert Cpd?-
grove being late resident Of Ohio
County. West Virginia. and that the 9Th
day of November. 1919. at 10 o'clock \
m, at my office in the Court House OF
the City Of Wheeling. Ohio County, West
Virginia. has been appointed as time
and place that evidence will be heard
before me. concerning the alleged I'D
scnrr OF the said Gilbert Tpd"grore:
Published for tn" first time the 3oth
day of September. 1919.
JOHN II. WELLS, Clerk.
County Court. Ohio County, State or
West Virginia.
JOHN s. RITZ, Attorney.
fer James II. Coca. tn" petitioner.
S-30-o-1-l4-21
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Troops Demobilized.

COLUMBUS. O. Sept 29.-Thc threat
cnrI "iuraSlon" Of West Virginia by
striking steel workers. at StcubcnvIlle
and MInEO. Ohio to fore" workers IN
tho pIanis at Wcirtun. West Virginia, TO
strike and join tn" unions. having been
called off by the strikers Governor Cox
this ,.v. ming ordered d"mobiliZatIon OF
ONO national guard units. which wore
being held III readiness I" check the
march into West Virginia. were II at
tempted
rehabilitation was begun At six
O'Clock this evening following late re-
norris that the strikers wnhld not Al
t.,uut the "invaSi ion" and that all was
oulot in the steel ccnt"rS. only two
companies Of tn" state troops VIII be
held IN readiness for emergency. They
are company t.. and the supply COM
nan; al Akron. ThcS: can be rushed
,l.,r youngstown or other steel cities IN
IA" Mahumiug Valley within few hours
ehnultl th"ir prcS"n"'. b" required
Altogether fifteen companies OF
national guard troops under command OF
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YOUNGSTOWN. O.. sept. -. Wh"th-
or an attempt is made within the next
few days 70 break the ten day paralysis
Of Tn" Mahuning Valley steel mills by
opening the OHIO works of the Carnegie
Steel company. hinges upon discussions
HOW being held among lis employees. nc
Cnrding To 4 statement tonight by j. IL,
Crosse. superintendent of the plant.
The mill is th"r" ready for the men
whenever they want u so to WORK he
said 'rh.y are talking u over among
themselves but have 10 definite infor-
nation as to the result
tnnc hundred and twenty-five employees
Of tho ohio works held a meeting today
and announced later that they had de-
c!d~d to return TO work. Thcy said they
would enter III" mill tomorrow morning
T. begin preparations for an attempt 10
mnnm tho ulant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Is It q Lockout9

Special Dispatch to The IntclliGenccr
HARRISBURG. w. Va, Sept 29-ts
a consequence. II Is believed. OF the first
formal step toward organizing employees
Of tho ClarksburG plant Of the Weirton
Steel company. by labor union reprcscn-
tatiVcS the plant was shut down this
morning by the management for an in
definite period ON" thousand mon are
now idle Tho management announced
that tho shut down was for repairs
made necessary by the breaking OF a
cold roll shaft last Thursday. Local
union mon declare however that the SuS-
pension is a lock out" and was brought
Hbuut because at meeting of some
200 employees held yesterday afternoon
IN the Moose hall resolution was
adopted by a majority vote 10 apply for
Il charter for q local union Of the
AmaigamptCd Association Of Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers.
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ALLEGED Shippers Nabbed.

lITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept .9.-Thc
first scmbianc" OF trouble that has oc-
Cured at Naud"rrrift. Pennsylvania
since tho steel strike was called appear
I'd today when two men were arrested
for alleged snir!nE at loyal workers. OF
the American sheet AMI Tin lla;" com
pany They w,rc Veto lnuSh" ana
John CnlIpna. Armed deputies captured
the mon before any of lin" workers w"r"
injured Charged with tclnnious assault
and battery and shooting with intent 10
kill both mon were rcmanded 10 the
Wcstmur"land count? jail without Dali.
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Clash Averted

CHICAGO, Sept. CA cash between
n crowd OF "UOD strike SympathiZ"rs
and several scores Of police and special
deputies. was Threatened at III" Wnu!ic-
gan plant 81 IN" AIn'rIran steel ana
Wire company when five hundred work
crS AT thu plant cam" of duty. Inc
truu.l" started it ~ said. when one OF
the strike SymputhIZcr$ attempted 10
break through In" guard Of polio" ana
deputies surrounding the workers and
was arrested The crowd Surgcd for
ward threatening. but the workers were
hurried aboard street cars which sped
away. and tho police Calmcd the crowd
without a clash.
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snar-ovs Point Ignores Order.

BAI.TlMORN. Md. Sept. -9-SlrIKt
orders from tn" national committee OF
organized union steel workers were en-
tircly ignored 10y IN" nearly 5000 steer
workers today in the Srarrows foinl
plant Of tn" Bethlehem steel corpora
ton. The more than eleven thousand
mon employed in the shipbuildr1S yards
at the Point were also at work rs usual.
There were nifty mon absent today
William +. Roberts. general manager OF
the steel works sad. This IS what
might be termed tn" normal number OF
abScntrcS for Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Senator's Roast Strike

WA%lIINGTuN. Sept. nth" strike
rf sirl N"rk''> vas discussed again
r,f q. -, tho s,nni, Senator sherman,
RcpubiIrlu. Illinois. told Of receiving
pictures showing m"hs If striking for
ci;;ncrS attacking Americans who dc.
sired 10 work in III" steel mills ana
.s,," whuI.a,. Democrat, Colorado,
,,ld it Was tim" for Americans ito get
t,t,,.,i'r.
S"natur Puindex,"r Republican, Wash
in..iun read excerpts from q book on
"..SndIraiIsm." part Of which was WITH :.
tn hN William Il. Foster. secretary or
TN. strikers committee.
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MeproeR Removed.

LINCOLN. Nch. Sept. G9.-T~cnty-
five negro prisoners from the county Jail
NJ Omaha were brought TO Lincoln this
evening and taken directly to the state
pcnitCntiary for SAT" keeping. Their
stay is indefinite. authorities say. The
men were handcufed in pairs and
guarded by thrc" deputy shcriffs. Two
Of the negroes were serving Jail sem
fences and twcnty-thrre were being held
for trials. for various crimes. from muir
der to less serious ofrcnScs.
Aside from the negro prisoners. sew
, oral Omaha Color"d men and women ar
rived in Lincoln during tho day. Cen
orally they declined To discuss last
nights rtots. bu, Some OF them admitted
they came To lincoln TO be safe until
Affairs at Omaha QuICtrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

II it's good car. It has cash
value. Not 4 merely nominal vaiuc,
either. II will sell for THE RIGHT
PRICE-if you tell about 1t IN
frank way in classified ad. and get
the people who want n car curious
about it, and start them to inFesti-
Citing.
Write tho nd today. have II pub
lish,d for few day 5. and find Tho
buyer to whom 1t appeals almost as
strongly MS il appealed 10 you when
you bought it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLIONS arc suffering with rheuma-
tism. Most important discovery OF tho
age. A herb that actually drives thu
most stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
tIrcly out Of the system. People write
us and say they are astounded az the re-
sulis. especially on the kidneys: Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Representatives wantcu. Sl.l2 pound
POSTPAID, 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb 60. Venice. Cali:or-
MIA my-Se-tL
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STEEL STRIKE
Continued FROM Page oneD

workers. represented tn" mon. II" said
= local .l;urucy would l"' obtained - de-
f"nd all strll>, T., arrested IA tn M"k"'S-
port district.
I'VE have made fine gains "v"rywh"r"
today" said the statement given out Ivy
the Carnegie c"rnrauy tonight. Fh"T"
have been no losses.
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Remained at Work

TITI'SNILLI Ia, S"pt. 2H-.NIth0uEh
the STRIKE order calling out all union
mon IN tn. Bethlehem plants went into
effect today. tn" men IN the local plant
OF the company reported for duty as
usual Ever since tn" signing "t inc
armiSticc This plant has been w"rk King
on short time and loss than Il hundred
mon have been employed thor" for SOY
cral months in lieu of nearly 200 during
tn" war II was stated ut the pan,
today that the men would all remain
at work.
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Men Return

MILTON. Ia. Sept. @7-rhc 200 orcr-
atlvcS Of the EnSi End budding Mills.
who ANSWERED tho call for the steel
.trlkc last week. returned TO work today
according to an announce mcnt by the
managrm' The plant L. now working
t" It's full capacity, the announcement
stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
WANTED-Male and Female

wANTBD-Census clerks. (meR women)
1000 needed. sos month. Age. 1850
Experience unnecessary. Examinations
Wheeling, Oct. Is. For free particulars
write J. Leonard CORNER government
cxaminer) 1855 Equitable Bldg. Wash.
ington. s-23-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
No Break In Ranks.

PITTSBU RICH. Sept. CA break in
the ranks Of the steel strikers. predicted
BY some OF the corporations. WAS not in
evidence today according TO reports re-
ceived from different sources. No
claims were made by steel companies of
large defectons among the strikers but
a number of them, including the Car
negie Steel company and the American
Steel and Wire company. did insist that
men continue 10 return TO work. No
figures were given
Leaders az strike headquarters OK
pressed satisfaction at what they CLAIM
ed to be the failure of the United States
Steel corporation TO stampede the or
ganized men. II was given out by the
Cnlonists that NOR" mon were idle to-
day as q result OF the strike than on any
other since the walkOut was started q
week ago. 1t was insisted the mon
have real grievances and that they cam
not BE- readily driven back 10 work.
National headquarters mot company
claims from the east that Bethlehem
Steel was not seriously affected by the
strike with telegram from the chief
organizer on N" ground at Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania. stating that Charles NJ
SchwabS big plant was "complctely
crippled" Union leaders claim that
Bethlehem Steel - - percent organized.
The night Of the union To clos" down
the big independent plant OF the Jones
and Laughlin company in this city Is be-
ing vigorously wagcd. This concern
withstood the assaults Of the union last
week with better success according 70
report, than did the Carnegie company.
but the striking steel workers said they
are making inruads now. Secretary
william Z. Foster. II the National COM
u1ittee. today said tn" plant was fifty
percent out Of action. This is viGor-
ously combatted by representatives of
the company who maintain that the
works are not seriously affected. An
Illustration Of the conflicting Claims
given out was had today when strike
headquarters announced that ii had re-
ceived a report that FIVE hundred stool
polishkrs had quit at tho noon hour.
When confirmation was sought from
company representatives II was declared
tina, the walkout consisted OF fifteen
boys.
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CcrneVis Men Return.

The Carnegie company today gave out
a statement that men were coming back
10 work an such goodly numbers that
most OF the plants are running very
near the top" This applied 10 lis great
plants at Homestead, Bradd"Ck. Du-
ouesne end Clarion and to it's mills in
this city.
Reports from the Carncgi" officials in
New Castle and Farrell were also to
the effect that the company'S works II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
WANTED-Houses and Ants,
LOST and FOUND

LOST-Diamond broCh on street car No.
80. between Bridgeport and Twelfth
street. Wheeling. in Stifels store or be-
tween Stifcl's store and Schmulbach
building. Liberal reward II returned To
Geo. II. SchcctZ. 3lS Bennett street.
bridgeport. Ohio. s-30-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
ElectrtcianB Out.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Sept. "H.-Scvcn-
ty-fivr percent of the electricians OF
tn, E"i hlchcm steel company here arc
on strike and IN" power plant Is tndly
crippled. according TO local strike lead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED

ROME Sept. % 0iy Thu Associated
Ir"Ssl- Parliament was dissolved today.
Elections Will be held November l6 and
parliament will rcaSscmble December ].
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FOB REN1-Huuses ana Apis.

FOR RENT-Apartment Of 4 or rooms
furnished, modern. Possession at once
Address Apartments, care Intelligencer.
s-30-i
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FOR sALE-Hudson touring car in good
shape, 500 for quick sale. Owner
leaving town. Telephone 1900. s-23-tf
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Spell out the names Of the litl" oD'
,ccts. Then add and substract AZ indlcat-
cd by the signs and resulting letters
will be tho naInc OF q $aurian.
ANSWER TO 40. 23l.
The words Maidcnly. Astronomer anu
Punishment are ach rcarranEcd into two
appropriate words as follows:
Lady Mine.
Moon Starcr.
Nine Thumps
Downright, 1919. by sam L0yd)
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FOB SALE-Auromohilea.

FOR SALE-Maxwell touring car in
good condition. Bargain. must be sold
Immediately. Call 7lOl R3l Benwood.
s-20-
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Did Not Wait.

Mr. Grace. n his letter I" MT roster
added:
"IuaSmuch rs You have not waltcu
until tn. tune yru set for an answer
for instance. four T. IN. ThurSdaE' Sep
rCmbCr IS, hut have already placed IN
the hands of our mon at bethlehem 4
circular requesting tn" men To quit work
Monday. September 18th. IN all OF our
steel plants. perhaps your communica-
ton does not call for a reply.
A statement WAS ISSUED lat" today Al
the Offices OF the Ecthclcm steel COM
puny here that reports from their plants
at Sparrow'S Point. Maryland, and Steel
ton, Reading. Lebanon and Bethlehem.
Pcnnsy lvanl;L showed they were sub
stantially in full operation. f1Nc"p-
tons to this" the report continued. were
only in unimportant, isolated units in
no way affecting the larger and import
ant operations and there is nothing To
indicate that there will be any curtail-
mont Of production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

Colonel Benson w. IGouEh, former com
mandcr Of the l66th infantry. faInDo~
division. had been mObili2cd. reports
from all strike Ccntcrs showed every
thing quiet during the day.
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Employees at work.

NEW YORK. Sept. - Employees OF
the Bethlehem Steel company reporter
today in such numbers as I" permit Nlr-
tually full operation of all plants de-
cIarcd +. &. Grace. president 81 'hc COM
plny. tonight.
MIR. Grace made public h'S letter to
William T. Foster. secretary at IN" ma
tlonal committee for organizing IRON ana
steel workers. in which b" had refused u"
confer with strike leaders ~ requested
by MIR. Foster.
In this letter Mr. Grace emphasized
IN. attitude Of tn" Bethlehem company
in having arranged S"nH"tim" ago. Tor 4
system OF employees representation under
which, he asserted. tn" men are r"'o6-
nizrd and given every opportunity 10
confer with the management.
The plan provide for III" election by
.rmpIuycs OF representatives, from among
their number to deal with IN" manage
mont on the settlement of all dll"T-
cnccs." sad Mr.. Grace tonight. IN no
case have the employees requested the
abolition of the system. nor has lh'F'
brcn n >trikc vote taken IN the plant "f
Tho COrnDanV"
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a watch. watch" tho colonel
roarcd What in tho name OF sense do
you want watch for" Write 1t down
On piece Of paper. an.''-Pathfinder.
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those places showed considerable i'm
pruVcmrnt.
Til" entire strike district w"s quiet
during the day. Arrests Continu" 70 be
made. however. Of strikers ana others
for Violating the regulations o: the shcr-
, MS Proclamation.
EXlrrsS!nE confidence IN the ultimate
ru.,nln" Of III. strik" and declaring he
was highly pleased with the situation in
the Pittsburgh district. Secretary Eos
ter in u talk with newspaper men this
afternoon. said that tn" strikers would
not return t" work unless they are
I starved back"
The situation IN tho Pittsburgh dis
itr.Ct looks better than ever and the
ranks OF the union al" Unbrokcn." said
Mr.. Foster. "Thc steel corporations
have failed in their efforts to stampede
our mon back to work.
The men know they have rcal gricv-
anc"S and II Twill tax" more than full
par" newspaper advertisements To get
; them back On tho job.
Newspaper PROPAGANDA and all sorts
Of methods have been rcsortcd to in an
effort 10 deceive our men and weaken
their moral Mechanics at Brcckinridgo
are being offered So day TO return 10
work and labor"rS are being given 81
per hour But still our mon hold aloof.
With a few smoke makers III" Corpor-
! atoms are making prctcasc at oper-
| atinE.
Men Stand Together.
"Thc men are determined I" stand to-
! ccthcr until they hay" spent their last
dollar and used up all Of their Liberty
, bonds. They will never return to work
! under the old system unless Their de-
mandS are met or they are starved
: back"
! Mr. Foster asserted that h" had re-
' cciv"d reports from M"n"SSvn. D"nora.
I RraGdurk. Sharon and Farrell stating
! that The shutdown WAS complete. I'VE
understand that n furnace was blown in
at the Edgar Thompson works AT Brad
dock last night. but another ono was
shut down in order tn do So" hc said.
An attempt is being made to operate
one furnace with fourteen men"
From Homestead has come one OF
the most encouraging reports" said Mr..
! Foster THE men there arc solid and
many additions have been made TO their
| ranks
I'VE are in the dark as to the Du-
/ QucSnc situation. ! have had no reports
| from there.
i AN plants with the exception Of the
Jones and Laughlin and Shocnbcrger
I arc completely down in the city of Pitts
( burEh. Both Of these are badly Grip
! pied"
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WANTED-Ffrst class stenographer. by
manufacturing concern outside OF
Wheeling Good salary to capable par
". None but those having at least ono
Years experience need apply. Address
Factory" care Intclligencer. s-25-m
wANTED-Girls for sorting tumbiers
Clean, light work under pleasant con-
ditions The Belmont Tumbler Co.
s-23-m
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WANTED-Male

wANTED-Tinotype operator. Part
time on floor. Open shop. excellent
working conditions, no labor trouble.
steady position now open at $500.
News Job Rooms. Barberton, Ohio.
s-29-h
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POSITIONS WANTED-M1i0

wANTED-All around chef desires a
position with hotel. Capable Of taxi
ing full charge. Address Alex. Mckay.
Union Mission. 1901
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DIED

PRAaER-on Monday. September 20.
1914. at $50 o'clock p. M at her late
residence. 1867. Twelfth street. Mrs.;
SARAH 4. Prayer. beloved Wile OF
Charles Prayer. aged 70 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WANTED-Femal0

wANTRD-Girl to assist in housework.
Waddington farm, or call 81 Woods
dale to II a. m or 2 to p. m. 1921
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WAHTEO-Man Win machine. GOOu
money for couple hours work in even
ings. Send references. Address c. q.
O., this office. s-29-j
wANTED-A good strong boy to work
at night; must be Is years Of age. APP
ply to Foreman Intelligcncer. 7th floor.
s-z-u
nEN LEARN BARBER TRAD1-Better
demand-bigger wages than ever. Few
weeks completes. Write Moler Barber
College. 34l w. 5th. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Au9tosel0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

FOR sILE-c.Jbrh,.d gasoline plant isii
will handle $50 600 cubic feet En p''
day; also vacuum pump snd enEin-
conneciion With same sll practically ~.
and OF very latest type oonstruciion 80
considershle tvo, three ard four -iHta
line pipe above MAY be insperisf a.
Tulss; reason for selling gas fah,d "
dress Upion Pipe Co, 1venteh ara
Detroit rulss okls
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south side. t~ocsr EArags sef'h'.
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closet. private home exclusive nctEhbor
hood close IN. asu garage OsNge
gutT n
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WANTED Good mlid for general houss
~ort NIpl, Noad,J morning h ltoa
south Bttoa.
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BOARD AND PooMs

LIoHr HoUsEKBEPlN0 RooMs 10
BOSTON = it2N-For rent two veil
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yats hath no chtdrsn.
EiwoOp y. 702 Two large f-oot light
housnkeepinz r"cn, also ons siuEls
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i-r ucf.h .rrr~r'iHr bath aud 10 ephors
r'a.r .r ,r.r su"H.fr Tor one ur tsn
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HOTELS RooMrNo HOUSES

FOR sALE--A good cate located IN .o-
neeiion With hotel: rAn be bought a.
bargain. Call Moor,hesd- Paine. fho''
$3.50
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sALEsMEN AND AaENrs

LARGE rAnvfArturst wants representative
10 sell shirts underwear hosiery. drrsse'
waists skirts direct "a hemrs. write
Tor tree samples Madison MillS 3oi
RroGdwsy. Nsw York ci'y
WANTED Mer ard women 20 lrsru ihs
rrsl estate business ana represent Us
hlg money IN d. Write today for free
book psvson Real Estate Co. ans 2la
MERCHANTS Rart Biir Fort Smith. Ark
tAlESM AN--rnveling salsr, and ~
pert-s of commission must be active
smbitious energetic splendid oppnr
tuniiy former experience not essen tiai
Landmark CiEar Co Denver Pa
AGENTS Rig psv ard tree sutomohil'
introdpcinE wonderful neS Easo'in'
saver punttussproof hve-yesr spark
plugs snd Other economical auto n-ees.
cities outfit free l.. Rsllvey Dept. $50
Louisvils ky.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

HOTEL AND reenirg hou,s. large
snail. all kinds At oil times. - -
snd sell Palmer Rssi Fsia's Roon
Robinson' BidF ossEe stos-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

AhTkD-Four agent. ladi-s or gentle
men. No phone Room d. Wellington
Hotel