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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27

eleven year old grandson Of Mr.. VIM
namore, saw the burglars. and says he
recognized Frederick Little, who roomcd
at the house until recently. as one. OF
the intruders. lie gave description
of the other boys.
Patrolman McAnnally saw Stubeck
acting suspiciously near Sixtieth street
and Girard avenue last night and ar,
rested him. The boy carried a sack
in which were concealed three small
caliber rifles and Several hundred
rounds of ammuh iton.
Stubeck broke down and confessed
that he was to meet his chums at
Sixty ninth and Market streets and
that they were going on camping
expedition to Broomall When con-
fronted and recognized by young Win
namore. Stubeck is said to have con-
fessed to the burglary.
The Liberty bonds are said TO have
been sold to financial house near Third
and Chestnut streets Immediately after
the robbery. The war savings stamps
and the cash have not been recovered.
The rifles. ammunition and other camp
ing utensils are believed to represent
the proceeds of the robbery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
BOY DESPERADOES'
ADMIT $500 ROBBERY
Two Held in $500 to Answer
Charge of Stealing Bonds
and w. S. S.
ONE CARRIED THREE GUNS

Two youthful ''dcspcradoes. arrested
with their rifles and several hundred
rounds Of ammunition. who confessed
to tho theft Of $3.50 in Liberty Bonds
and $500 in cash aud war savings
stamps. according to the police. were
held today in $500 bail for n further
hearing September 1 by Magistrate
Harris.
They gave their names as Joseph
Stubeck. seventeen years old. and Abra e
ham Watson. sixteen years old. both
of Girard avenue near Fifty fourth
street. Daniel MCagher. sixteen years
old. of Fifty sixth street near Fair
mount avenue. arrested with them. was
sent to the House of Detention. aud tho
police ar" seeking Frederick Little. an
other youth. who is said to have on E
ginecrcd the robbery.
The home of Albert Winnamorc. 5526
Cambridge street. was entered and rob
bccd yesterday. Thomas Winnamore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
CAMDEN MAN LOSES
$4,000 IN DEAL NINE
Cash and Mortgage Money Go
to Strangers in EIdo-
RADIO Scheme
ONE MAN is UNDER ARREST

Polite and apparently wealthy
strangers are not always just what they
seem 10 be. 1t cost Alfred Mcuer. l22S
Haddon avenue. Camden. $4,000 to
find out that some of the gold mines they
sell exist only in their imaginations.
Meucr has caused the arrest of Fred
crick Austin. in Atlantic City. on a
charge of being one of the gang Of
swindors who persuaded him to give
them his entire bank deposit of $1,000
and the money obtained from an SS4OO
mort gage for an interest in mine at
Ottawa. Canada.
MCurcr first heard of the mine soy
cral weeks ago. He had some difficulty
in pcrsuading the mon who mentioned
it Ia allow him to purchase some of
the stock. Finally. they succumbCd
and allowed him TO buy in some of tho
shares
The stock transfer ie said to have
taken place at Stcubcnvile. o. After
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27

purchasing share in the mine and
finding that the documentary evidence
of the sale had been stolen, Meurer
tried to communicate with his partners,
only to find that they had disappeared.
lie employed the services of a private
detective agency. Austin was arrested
in Atlantic City yesterday after war
rant for his arrest was sworn out be-
for" Magistrate Pcnnork in this city.
Meurcr recognized Austin walking along
the Boardwalk and notified n detective.
Governor SprOul will ask the New
Jersey authorities to sanction the extra
ditiOn of Austin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
MAY CUT MARINE TERMS
Corps Plans to Accept Enlistments
for One Year

Preliminary plans are being made to
open the United States marine corps to
short term cnliStmCnts.,
Major $. A. W. Patterson. in charge
of the local recruiting office of the
corps. 400 Arch street. has received,
a communication from Colonel +. r.
Evans. commanding tn" Eastern Divi-
sion. to take up with headquarters the
advisnbilty of a shorter term Of ser
vice.
Ever sine" recruiting was rc-cstab.
lished after thc signing of the armj.
sticc it has been generally accepted in
recruiting circles here that tho marine
corps was at n decided disadvantage
as against the army and navy in the
effort to recruit men. due solely to the
fact that il could offer only one term
of enlistment. a three year period, as
against thc ono year enlistment offered
by the other two branches of service.
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SOME lCEBERGS. THESE
VesseI Goes Through 23o Miles OF
EN- OF Newfoundland Banks

Eleven giant icobcrgS. some of them
towering more than POO feet above tho
SurfHr" "r the water. were passed hv
the British frcightcr Krcmlin, which
arrived hero from Newport. England
Captain T.. Thiriar. master Of the
Krcmlin. in his report to tho Branch
photographic Office in tho Boursc.
stated that the first of the hcrgs wcrc
met at t o'clock on the evening ol
August Il, and for nineteen hours. or
until p. IN. Of the 18th. the vessel
had to wind her way through a vast
field Of horgs of all sizes and shapes.
Tho field of bcrgS was over go miles
in lCngth aud probably fifty miles In
breadth. covering vast tract of tho
Banks Of Newfoundland in latitude
from IS 20 degrees to 4T.40 degrees
north and longitude i4.26 degrees to
4S - west.
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states are going to do so early in Sep
tcmber. Several Democratic states are
also scheduled to take prompt action.
AS matter of fact, Mr.. Nugent,
women aS class will be neither Dem
ucrats nor Republicans. They will go
into all the parties. and We believe their
conscientious endcavor will I've to sup
port the best candidates put forward by
all parties. That is the reason We are
working for woman suffrage
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27
To Seek for New Comet

The University Of Pennsylvania OBJ
servatory at Highland Park. Delaware
county. has communicated with Har.
ward College Observatory for particu-
lars of the position of the new comet,
discovered by the Rev. Joel II. Met
calf. at South Hero. VI. Until the
approximate position of the comet is
known attempts to locate it here will
be futile. K was said
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-27

AZ this conference the national Re
puh.iron party adopted program for
pushing tn" federal suffrage amendment
in the Senate and in various states. and
th" national chairman. Will H. Hayes.
subsequently advised tho conference Of
Republican leagues held in Trenton on
June II +" adopt a declaration favor,
ing Immediate ratification. pointing out
that over If ,ON .aON women were then
able to vote for President. Since that
time eleven Republican and three Dem
orratir states have ratified the federal
Amendment aud two moro Republican
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Statesmen WANTED

sALEsMES WANTED Statesmen. stop.
look and listen. one ~ tho big.
grT money making propositions known
today something entirely now ard dlf'
'nrcnt. II ish wall telephone directory.
business guide nnd calendar, This has
been copyrighted. henc, shIcsmrn
should have no competition II * some
money maker. one inexperienced man
,Irurrd In sherman. Texas, IN . days.
over and above all expenses i,d'. and
deposited the money iu tho Commercial
Nutlpnnl bank of sherman, and three
inexperienced men cleared IN DrulAOn.
Texas, In 4 days. lgiS. clear Of all Ell.
u,us,q. and deposited their profits m
'No state National Bank NJ penigun.
Iuk deposit slips 10 prove same. THIS
Is very pleasant business. experience
not necessary Wa want people who
uro not al,smcn. also. can ht Room
ne. Hotel Hristol. once house. . a m.
tp @ . w. Hr1okes \ WOLF,
SAIL SNiIN - Handle our Slloshoarl
Ut.Uf,msrts as side line We pay on
rsron' orders standard sales company.
oklahoma Gus okla.
SAIL SNTS The Uallcr Proprietary
Go wnu' Few moro men iur work iu
oklahoma driving medicine wagons.
Write 3d. s. Brooks Gen Ag', care
lone Hotel Guthrie oklahoma
WANTED - Immediately. Two sales
men. sell the Free srwiug machine.
big money for light mta every thing
furnished Write. phone or wire J "
S'l'h state Mgr. Wngonor, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

Fr'HSlsIlsD rlrop.uE room for rent
walnut ltN1 ui'f 4 m
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

a. .ssgt.f, -. I....., .......... t.t.
~ ',,,'y,., ,,,5., ,.r'" Ir,il'ry
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,.., tr, rl, =, 49,. y.t b., gn.i
'..',',,., .,, .,,.f.1 ...i
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.,,.,,.ri., a.. ,.....,.- .,.....i..
"" Nv ,. ,,.,.t. ......
a., 80. .I-,,, ,,r,
''' ''.N ''.'
WINDOW CLEANING sur, shine. ,lIl
evenings Walnut .ii.l. Francis.
i.'' tu.
rNIFWU seed 'rll, driver wants poo
I.'N uNNhuwrn
NI.LI.. .fr,rr.rv ,1ur, rf.r would like
r.. ...f..u mo rrit.rs chauffeur. rood
mI,nrn.. ana knows how u takn care
NJ Drr PSF ukonownn
N\.TI.p. position nv Young ,....
rYp r. assistant druggist Tl,.
good If NJ r,u.ft,urr. wish u .,rr
y>..,... Furnish Al frf,f,l... 4
D,'.Nuulr
POSITION wanted boz -,,,trir.,r. SOM.
,,usri.nre repair construction and
rfYiutrrlur. d. bElhumpu
,,...,..,.,... -.
".'t ~ .'.l '' v',..,,,,,l.. "''
,, ,' ,,,,,. G,i
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Ok.ahOma1-Times

An sreH dhv classified advertising
tuns in both papers ~ ono price, huh
day Oii4 hOmnn one lh'air rnino falo
wv word Line Inch
Ono time Dtlly Oklnho.
mnn uud T.meH,.t.. / lr-e Nt lfS
1bfer times. nlily Ohilr
hmnn nnd Times, i.f. o,
o"s 70" vc.E. 6ilanamJr
and Times. per dit,,l l'bc ~ ~
ono mouth ON1nonln
and Times per lly lr
IIgIfe fI, words 10 ihr l'ne, Twelve
Room. fof Rent Boarding md sItua.
Non wanted hufH uthhnm!n ana
Tin.s. !. rr word Imt mie does not
Include il.Ho or store Rooms fof
Ron ,.,.
IO. ...I Q W,HHan nnn lines 10 We u''l
t.|..t .u.r trIf from date ~ contract
o, .or. n- three lines daily for ono
.sa. per Luo each issue, cops
,h... ua U"u ua desired.
$50 .H opted Tor lees than .lc.
ttttIfIlINs A%D TIMES RULES
FlE O., 81. lFIEp ADVERTISING
''T ~ Aus 500 be- run thirty days
ouI,. vrrn renewal VII 10 solicited.
DutrgI VAST AuS VII rot b"
,ur .fe.i uHU thlfiy dlys without
renewal
All CHARGE WAIT AIIN hir que
nnl rNHh.o il. Sam" da} ii'' Iu',i
zion - ud npp.ItH t\l "A, ,'"' Town
want ads uf" ruHI'iN'} tl'h III "''
Nlur'b
ADVERTISERS should fc'NIn i'''ipi'
rN,n ug The Dhlrn'u Times Fl" lI-
'f0'f making Ir|ur''H over 'N' u'l'''
,.'. 0e 30 m'. takes can h' i''Nil'1
IIrw
CLOSING HNlTN-Nl want nos 20
srfi .u Tho DkiIN.wIu must be ln me
.f.r %. 4 30 y. ri tu llr h1t h,iui,
ud s 10 run, except SUNDAY. Al Nnh,
rd. for The sunday uNlhumln must
4. Iu tho office. ly 4 go y. ~. Sl'uf'
dHla Al want 1Ug - start In Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
Statesmen WANTED

SAL IESMEN WANTED-To soll stock
~ uu corporation paying monthly div.
1culs with large Kansas and Okla
huwp holdings No advances or nd.
NrrtIurC eNpCnsrs allowed Reply wire,
lD'irr ur ln person Immediately
MlpN Est SECURITIES
CORpOuATlON,
oll Commerce Hlde Kansas CITY, Mo
SAILS MAS WNNTEp-To sell on
commission our new line " up. to-. the.
minute knife and merchandise sales
.ONfl batortmcuiS quality goods each
N'imuui rpNp large ,CmmlHsiOn
.fu, sIlrsmpr Who ynlIs "a trndc
rugulltv lows Novelty Company, 507
jlb Mulln Budding. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER
a. patriotic service. tho OklnromAn
Ilmra viii publish want ads under ihIs
heading tor days wl'hr.t charge


SOLDIER from motor transport wants
position ll.No had 'lN" Nulrs' dr,N-
luC cNvorcr.. and one yDrt 900 repair
INK automobiles Address W r.
Frakcr Adr, ukr. S2l T. kth -
DISCHARGED soldier wishes position
with firm, office work or driving Ford
car T. l. Ihugnmrn Y NJ g A.
DRUGGIST wants position, years eT
pcrluu,r. was sergeant medical
corps Bgr 2's can furnish reference
phone or write. Elmer \, Coomhs.
Duncan, Okla
DIsCHARGEu soldier would Ike Job ne
chauffeur for private family. call
Nl2-J Gco E. mason, lI'l's Harvey.
DISCHARGED soldier wishes position
with firm: office work pr driving
Ford cNr T. L. UluGhmou. Y NJ e. A.
WANTED Position as truck driver or
mechanic, auto 0ccrssDri,s salesman.
recently discharged from motor trans
port Address i.'', uhhhr
WANTED Position oUruug amy KIND
OF clerical work experienced. re-
Gently discharged. psf ONrhoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
,ApER HANGING AND PAINTING

WALL PAPER, &c roll. My prices are
tho best; viii BRING samples and cs.
Innate work II. w. pnrrclt, il2 " 3rd
Phone Walnut 6iii
ROOMS pArEREn. s. and ur. vIn
bring samples. House painting Is our
specially Ronch Bros, Maple 1921
ROOMS PApERED, i20o mud up. WIN
bring samples Painting reasonable
Maple i2i " r. Ronch
ROOMS rApERED. 81 40 and up VII
bring samples Maple tlf ltklns
n Ford
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BRIGHT girl FOR general office work.
who has u good knowledge ~ book
keeping and sicuograT n.y.
NATIONAL GARMENT SHOP.
g2fis West Main.

------------------ ---------------------.-
COMPETENT glH general hohsewotN,
no laundry, wv" IN Iam''y' Mep''
--'N'
NANTEl- Ehp,ll'n,ed hnnd ,oneL
,''i'n,u,'u II,'N El'' ahn sl,l 10 ~ ~ ~,
npUN N,.'' ""'" '""n"'N' TO- To
''"''N'' .'' ...---..-.
VA ~ ,,;,NP',it 'u'cu nelPsp ON In,,E
- uI.' W. VI. H""'ne'' -'''s ''"'''
i'''.hS"'
VIII " N'Wnn or ~ 10 uo .Fli
.'.7.N'l rs. l'u.uN luI'' w. s,,,'
',.''In, '""u' INV '"'tu lu''.''l'ri 'st
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CALL j. T.. JONES, for an kinds ~
carpenter WORK and repairs. Roof
work a specially Maple 2-.1-R
HOUSES rusci nui moved by Row l.
Puck, 500 W, California. Walnut
$3.50
THE Oklahoma city Hlr Co. build.
INK contractors Phone " gs-5.I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

TMD-littM suite, private bath, tnu'h
NpuHufr, References required WAL
uuf bbl
FtuNlslIsD sleeping toom for rent
Intuto entrance. $40 ". jth 81 eau
walnut lt2 f'"r 3 = m
TWO nicely furnished rooms WITHIN
walking distance for two gentlemen
ur employed hdl,t can walnut 5lOl'
3?N " l'ul
luu REST NrNlY furnished IN IVORY,
'front.' sleeping ruom Hrg" closet Hd.
iumIrr mtn WnlNug distance, gentle
men preferred Walnut 5io2.J
PLEASANT south room IN walking dis.
tiu,,. home privileges and use u
Kitchen rnupIr or ladies' employed.
go Eu-i -'h Maple 336h.l
LARGE. south bedroom. clean and nice
k furnished. modern cuuycnieucrr.
ldIrs. ur man aud vito employed,
wutung distance walnut i'il
NlCE front ROOM lu brick nli. 22N,
N,s' a'Ia phone Maple i!l'-li
NICILN furnished suuth"nst room Ia
dies I.rlgltcd Maple 1885 bps West
,th
| tOt Il.'T slr.upg room, ull modern
convenience. brick home, must no
seen 10 be- appreciated Mnrl" a'sA'J.
| IlAlSED ruur wishes nice roommate;
business lidS preferred. close tn cool.
well. furnished room Walnut l'lN
rlHNlSllED sleeping room. close In
walnut HNr1
| FEW dc.Iahlc n,drooms for rent, close
In MS HARRISON avenue
SIIErING ROOM private home Gloss
in. mon uulr walnut 1879
TWO nicely FURNISHED upstairs rooms.
! 100 private home. 20 West 9th. Ma
| pl" 1853 j.
SIrEIY mrmshtd rooms In private
family. lIdIrn employed preferred.
/ Ihun" Walnut 'Ha
/ NlDE ruulhDt.t bedroom IN private
/ home, block ~ car line. gentleman
| preferred. reference. J2lA West nm.
/ ATTRACTIVE room In modern home.
walking distance Maple 2Dlo.
| fuH REST bedroom l22 Fast End.
. YOrSG ndy employed wishes young
] lbuy nlb employed 10 share small well
/ furnished home, close lu. west side
/ rof'fcugrs exchanged. I-9p. Oktho-
/ man
| \ LARGE south sleeping ruor quiet
! place. Dl1sc in .Hi1 West sd
/ NICELY furnished southeast bedroom.
/ walking distance, gentleman prctct-
rei walnut a3i'.
/ LAHGE wen furnished bedroom -
/ West Sth
/ ONE Large sleeping room. suitable ior
/ two 1'n'1 South Robinson.
! WELL furnished front bedroom IN
modern private home. comfortable
/ and clean. $40 West an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
PAPERHANGiNG AND
REPAIRING

PAINTER AND PAPER UNNGIE Ol
Walnut ISIS NIl hr.rs sHm' a.
Cheap prices, work guaranteed Greene
Ir"
ROOMS p1pcr,d s. and ~; 1911 bring
samples. also painting. g. T. Roach,
Walnut lli!.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - Barber; $500 gIarantcc.
Ray Cunningham. Box 81. supply.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

NANTED--i can use several live wire
solicitors, who have the ability TO
,how early results must be ablo 10 fur.
nish car or rig. attractive proposition
made to producers; unless YOU are
able 10 handle n live proposition appH.
cation would not be considered; snlary
with ali expenses guaranteed. territory,
Oklahoma. Call In person or make mp.
plcatlon 10 Circulation Manager, Far
mer. Stockmnn, Oklnhoman bldg, Okla .
homa City, Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY


HEMSTlTCHING- Prompt service,
prices reasonable. White Sowing
Machine Co.. il9 ~ Broadway. Phone
Walnut 2iCb
DREsSMAklNG aud alterations. Mary
&. Mongor phone Maple 1858. Room
elj, over Kerr =
CLIMB THE STAIRS aud save dollar
--rctrimming a speciality Bailey a
Scrnnton. 22bi, West Main. Agency OF
Wade Corset Open Saturday night
PLAIN sewing and childrens clothes.
Walnut 2l22 33O East b,h
FASHIONABLE dressmnking, reason.
able prices. i22 \, Broadway. Maple
2n
WANTED - Designer and millinery
trimmer for afternoons. 225b W.
Nain
uRESsMNkING and alteration work
Maple 3bi2-Ji SO West an,
pRTSSMAK1NG and alterations on
suits and dresses i02is West Main.
Room 320 Phone Maple 23i2.
REST designing dressmaklng tailor
lng: also suits tcmodclcd Mrs Null
lcr, ~ ~ Hroadwayi Walnut SOj7'
three seasons with Kerr
EXPERlENCEp millinery makers and
snlcsladlps wanted: best wages paid
Apply Richardson Hat shop, corner
Fret and Robinson
MiiLiNERy apprentices wanted wages
paid while learning Richardson Hat
Shop, First and Robinson.
FIRST. CLASS tailoring aud dress
mnklnr Walnut liIi.
FtfRS " nil kinds remodeled, coats re
lined call Walnut li1i.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

ELECTRIC carpet sweepers for rent.
reasonable Call Maple 3ssb.J. toe
n. m. 10 7 y. m.
For RENT-inyalid rolling chairs. Cali
Walnut 3i92
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

PLEASANT south room IN walking dis.
iu,r home privileges and use oi
lItphru p0uplr or lrdtcH employed.
Gli Euri -'h Maple 13GS-l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

TWO nicely furnished rooms Niinin
walking distance for two Eentlrmrh
or employed ladies' can walnut 5lOl'
8gN N l'fh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

INAlNED nurse wishes nice roommate;
business lldy preferred close m, cool.
we'll. furnished room Walnut i1iN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED

NASTLD-E Experienced c1ndy sales
lady. uon.eNpcflcnccd need not Gp-
ply Rose Candy shop, 2n2 ". Main.
MASTED-At once. reliable woman 90
do homework Tor small 'nmily on
farm. write T. C. Barnes, Route .,
Mmco. oklahoma.
Young lady typist AMI
lOOkSccpcr for part time work. llghi
work. pleasant surroundings Maple
1909
WHITE WOMAN wanted for house
work. 6Js East llth. Walnut b'i3-J.
WANT Nliddlo-agcd woman or grI
for general homework on modern
farm Walnut 22i7-J.
MpDLE-AGED lady 10 do nursing
Phone Walnut oifI-R
WANTED-Em Employed woman to train
during spare time for export account
INK work Phone Walnut .-I1 for Hu-
uUlufmfUt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS
District managers ana special repre-
scntntlycs wanted by tho largest odd
Fellows Insurance company In the
world. Splendid opportunity and hig
money. For further information, nd
dress Emerson Davis, superintendent
Southern Agencies. general delivery
Tulsl. OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

TWO nicely FURNISHED upstairs rooms.
iu priyr'" home 20 West Ith. Ma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

SEE the jenkins apartments at is East
9Th; n high class place TO live.
APARTMENT OF three large rooms,
modern, neatly furnished, plano, sink,
well water. southeast exposure. con.
Venlcnti first floor. sos Fast 9Th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

LARGE. south bedroom clean and nice
h FURNISHED. modern convenience;
hiIcs. cor man aud VITO employed.
WaUUng distance walnut i2ll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

FEW dr.iubr nrdfooms for rent. close
600 ms Harrison avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20

II.ErING HpOM. private home, Gloss
Do. mon .mIL- MnLmml la2N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WAITRESS wanted -, Bristol Hotel
WANrED--Colurcd maid 10 care FOR
hnby and assist with housework. ?26
East lith 81,
WANTED a graduate matIncllo op-
orator, 3l2 Security Bldg
WANTED - Experienced Mattresses;
phone Arcade Hotel, ponca city.
WANTED-Eldcrly woman es cook and
housekeepor In family OF two, good
home and reasonable wages for right
party Address with particulars. D-
ll27 care Okluhoman.
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