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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

For k-NT Furnished bedroom aud
living room together Tor young men.
Walnut 1895
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

CALL Maple 6les; We pay hIghes,
pr ces for mems and ladies' used
tlothug Shoes. etc. Jus, opening here.
We nav more.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
ROOM WITH BOARD fOR REM

LARGE south bedroom with board for
employed couple or two ladies. 3l9 h.
lnth Maple 36s5-R
NICELY furnished south front room
warm and cheerful with board. Wal.
nut bs2f
COMFORTABLE room and excellent
board for one or two gestlcmen. 1870
n Broadway.
ROOM and bolrd IN private family for
lady 1881 W. 2tth Walnut l2S3,
HOME cooked meals, nice and clean.
nj ll22 ~ broadway. Something dif-
fercnt every day. Wnlnut 2ils.
NICELY furnished sleeping room with
board for lady employed. rent cheap:
V''king distance. Mrs, Wecms, Walnut
420l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

WANTED First class telegraph oper-
Iator for private wire: write Us fully
OF apply In person at Morris Il Co,
gene nj office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

WANT To BUy from private party.
three AKIN Mister two Wilton RUS,
bird s.eye mape bed room suite. two
rorkers: this must hs bought frnfn
private parry; no dealers need answer.
Walnut l6i7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

WANTED--Ad cOmposltor. and also .
linotype operator; man or woman FOR
either job Non union. Steady situa-
tlon at good pay, Afternoon daily IN
city OF IS 100; mid climate. natural gas
for fuel. rents moderate. Times -Rec-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
UNF URNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOUR unfurn.shed rooms for rent. 3lO
ast .rl.
LARGE unfurnished room In modern
home lll7 West California
TWO large unfrniHhed rooms for
housekeeping, furnace heat. 227 l..
10Th ST
FOl'R unrurnshcd rooms. high and
DRY. j23 Fast list.
THREE modern. unfurnished rooms; In
duplex; adults. h2s s Shnrtel
TWO unfurnished connecting rooms,
adjoining bath. 100 West ltth st.
Two unfurnishcd rooms gas and
lights furnished. 1903 f. 10Th.
ONE unfurnished room, adjoining bath
l2i n. Western.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Secondhand Clothing

e u. iiankius pays highest prices ioi
mems clothing and shoes Phone Maph
lJ2 MI .an.
WANTED. Large trunk; good condl-
tion G-S. OkIahoman.
CALI HlLLlP. the second hand
clothing Uuyer. Shoes trunks. grips
Staple l1iO
CALL Maple 6i6s: We pay highest
pr ces Tor mems and ladies' used
rlothug Shoes. etc. Jus, opening here.
We pay more.
CASH PAlD for ladles' suits. dresses
furs. etc also gcntlemcn's clothine
! call Mrs OH. 25i ). Broadway
" tluut tbUv.
WANTED-pinno for storage; best oi
care. Maple 6275-J 1910 West 21th
WE buy rags. bottles. magazines. metal
aud nutO tires can ~ nul So
WE pay cash for Thrift stamps. no de
lay finished or unfinished books &C.
COP cd. S0I Patterson Bldg. Walnut
75ss,
ARMY OvERCoATs dysd and made
over, Crystal Cleaners.
BulING junk. clothes, furniture. Ma
lie 1892,
am an American; pay the highest
high prices for mems and boys
suits. ovcrcoats and shoes. Phone
Walnut s6s and ! will call
SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
American dealers, highestecnsh prices
paid for ladies and gentleman, phonc
MIR Marsh. Walnut 92i. will call
Fur COAT WANTED-I will buy your
high grRds fur oost; size 56; must be
Al condition. Miss Martin. Maple 4Sj9.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
FEMALE HELP WANTED


LOOK
Furs remodeled; make everything
Walnut bb3l
GOOD stcnographers; none other. for
Temporary work. one position may
prove permanent $50 Oklahomnn,
CAN USE 2 good folders for fiat work
$50 or 3 women In flat work Dc
partmcn, New State Laundry, l20 n
rnu,ls
WANTED-A young lady to assist IN
office work for one week starting
Monday Nov. II. kee Lon Mfg, Co.,
81 Baum lndg
WANTED Woman to do family wash
Ing 1893 u. 9Th,
WANTED--N Young lady cashier, must
he accurate and experienced, refer
cnce required Rosenfield Jewelry Co
l'6 West Main,
WANTED -ENretlepced colored woman
tor general housework. Good pay
Walnut h9i-l
WANTED-Mai Tor Y. W c. A res
dence. Apply 225h w. First between
. and ].
COOK. lnundress and jauitor Tor Lake
view snnitnrium. eau at 3O6 iAttCr.
snn E'dg Walnut al9l.
LADY HELPER on pants; lllH n
Robinson W, j, Souther.
MANICuRIST WANTED Two mani
curists wanted at Anderson Barber
shop: always busy. 80 ". Robinson.
\YANTED-R -Resnonsible white giri e
nurse 2 children and wash dishes
References required. Walnut 1855.
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BOYS WANTED

szs
80. -, -, m IL Apply
N,ween uns ,as., clI.nomn,,
Cu r H.o''''o'
WAY Glh HIs Is ~. E,cel,
anu nsaorI" n,ua, oe oI
0lor launory, hru,'o'" '"'''
WANTED-A-i registered pharmacist;
good wages to right man. must be
nvs wire and Know the drug ,si nusncss
from To No othef heeu hppH
J. X. Oklahomnn. -.----
LiNRN auto driving! only $40. Puckett
Gtrnre BIS North Hudson.
EASTEp-F First class battery repair
MN for USI. service station;
mon. other need npply; write or phone
Fn'c, votor Car 60 purant. Okla.
1,,To,,outt y rood uo-ters Scott
hu,n supnly ca sis ". Main.
x,,,,,, ,1'.,, .,,. -, ,,L,,,
~r N.N "u' rdlh''e W .,un nn
IN r',e, "s,s. ~ o, M,,u, n,Io,",or, nTI
Arericnn Cnie. Is south Roadway.
WkNTpn-,. p, ~ ,o.r ola hov IN
carry Ok,,hom,n y" tn",o o'o y, q. .s, I
sv,h street, Hpply tn 'p.r pey.oD n" to city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
MALE HELP WANTED.
Solicitors Wanted

Live wires only need apply; strictG
salafy proposition apply city rircu'
latlon manager, Oklahoman and Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS papered. - up samples; Also
painting Walnut 3bi2. Maple li2&
" Il. Roach.
ROACH bros. $40 n Hudson. Can
Maple 252l Night Maple 6Sb or Ma.
pie $50
PAINTING and paper hanging: com.
plete stock OF wallpaper. Maple
in3S.J, or Walnut bS9s.
FOR painting and papering. first class
T.. 7. Little, call Walnut ts27.
PAINTING and papcrhanging. cal
canning; all work guai snteed fud
have tried the rest. now try the best.
Holder 80 Walnut.
INDEPENDENT paper hanger. Phone
: Walnut 1899. Edwards.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

STENOGRAPHER WANTED
Must he bright alert. and
eager 10 forge ahead. no obJec'
tons 10 beginner II she car
take dirtation Rnd accurately
',ransytlhe; work Ia tight. pay
nominal TO start nut can I've IN
creased hy nttentiveness and
display ~ ability. Address All
communications 10 Box J.s. Ok
lahOman.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
nv mail. one year year. ....,....... .b'oo
Nv Mail one year with tho SUN
DAY OKIAHOMAN ....,..,,,.S 30
By agent carrier or ncwshoy'
cents n copy or 10 cents week.
In Oklahoma City.
CVfAHONAN CITY TINES, tevcnlngl
and DAILY OEtAtlONAN tmorning)
is papcrs n week delivered by carrier
In ckla'roma, CITY and vicinity, per
week. 20 cents.
An unsolicited manuscripts. letters
an pictures sent TO tho Times Hrc sent
o. the risk Of the owner. The Oklohonla
puhli hing company expressly repudiatcs
anv responsibility for their safe custody
ar return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

CASH PAlD for ladIes, suits. dresses
fufs. etc also gcntlemon's clothine
call Mrs Dill. 25i ). Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEmALE

WANTED by young Widow position
ns housekeeper for &idowet or h1rhe.
loG. no objection 10 children. Ed. Ok
lahOman.
REFINED girl desires position as
dictaphone operator; can use short
hand and also file. Walnut $50,
rlrlS'r and Office girl desires half
dnys work. Walnut 4li2
CASHIER desires work from a m
until tp. m: experienced reference
Walnut 6ii2
YOUNG LADY stcnogrnphcr bookkeep-
er. desires position: references, E-H
Oklnhoman
WANTED Position by experiences
oash.er. B-jOl. Oklnhomnn,
El lbERI.Y ludy wants dist stWashing and
help IN kitchen. tbs, ONlnhoman.
BEGINNER stenoprnphcr anxious for
experience desires position; willing to
leave city. Call Y W. {. A. Maple
IA between and |.
REFINED lady wants permanent posi-.
ton as bOokkeepor or general OH
work: has had G years experience. At
present employed by government; can
give the best references; corning to
oklahoma In December or January.
Anne French q " y. office, Fort Nc
lntosh. Laredo. Texas
ANTFD--Cieriril work after 2l5
Saturdays by high school girl Maple
i7l7.
THOROUGHLY qualified graduate Of
liilFs three months exporter. de-
slrcs stcnographic position In city. Y.ll,
tklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Hoover vacuum cleaner
Walnut iy75-t.
HOOVER sweeper for rent. Walnut
$50
HOOVER for rent Walnut b1S
For RENT 49, Garage, ilid W. Parkt
phone Maple 3Jz2.J,
GARAGE for rent. 400 West l,th,
GARAGE for rent, Can Wnlnu, bs3e.
FOR RENT-servants house. sOl W.
18th Phone Walnut 9l0i-J.
FOR RENT Room s5s3i: desirable To-.
cation. rent reasonable. Cusack
Building Second and Hunson,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
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posnt,' hnth nhl telephone blJ
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Nv 'tLN iurn shrn' sou room Tor
Two g.'l'. NH'''' W.
SOUTHWEST front sleeping room IN
new modern iht 70 gentleman. "
Anctios bldg.' 427b w. Reno. Wal
NV 'Voi'
'E5 NLST ls-Two contortnhie Hleep-
my rooms with Hd)oinlnH bath IN
private retldence; on car line double
b'pso' s'n"''"u"' ""''ut ''o''
FOR RENT Large front room with
mIse ci1svis su,'snlS 'or ouNh"ss
$40 ',n,,. ,' walnut '-''
ftlN Alf; nome nice large sou'h
l9ons' "H'hu' ''"1' --y.-.. --------.
~ WE nicely furnished front room
lor one or TWO M9rhlhx lhhies' bi'
S7,,,, ~, -, ;-"''g - :,
a.. I0t o.p'ng room anlolniny
oaln, VIZ "y' i'th' 'aii evenings
-. ssS.. .!, -.,--,--.----,,--
~ w tSI ~. one single Sleeping room
Walnut $500,
lNDM with gnrngo 1908 North Broad
Wv MHrle ii56
La, 80. - oh
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Want Ad Rates for
OKLAHOMAN.TlMES
Effective Oct. IS, 1919

An reok day classified Advertising
suns IN both pnpers nj one price Sun
6Ay Oalahoman one Issue shfno rate as
chs two dnilies.
One t.ms Sunday Ok
lahomnn ,..,.,...... to'oEN SV'ie &iso
One time Daily Okla
homHn and Times. ON .ls lso
One time Oklahoman
and Times. each day. .H IL J."
Week Oklshomsn ana
aud Times, each day .olh ~ ls
Orc mouth Oklahomnn
and Times. each day Of l-s 'os Fo
PHONE rRN-6
ASK FOR WANT AD
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Statesmen WANTED

iALESMEN-Side line to sell our
famous "Douglcs Fairbanks cigars 10
,holcsnle grocers and jobb,rs Liberal
Dmmisson Panhandle Cigar Co.
'ept T. Lubbock. Texas
iANTED--l.lye real estate salesman
Tor farm !Rnds. Good opening 10
Hfty who can deliver the goods Ad
ross J.. o. BOX i0j, Broken Bow.
Lila.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

We have several rouies open :o' boys
betwech the saes OF - TO 10 Apply
C,,y Circulation Manager. Okianomn"
and i'iniee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

WhNTEh- Harness. maker. must he
- Die to make good grade work. wages
w weekly o. &. Fuylor. Muskogce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

MEN wanted TO work at saw mills;
diye teams and work At plnner Ap-
ply to N. T. Harris Lumber Co.. Crum
Creek Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

WANTED-Piano FOR storage; best ~
care. Maple 6275-J 1910 West 21th
WE buy rags. bottles. magazines. metal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

COMFORTABLY light housek eepns
rooms; first floor. for 4 students or
working couples lOi H. 9th. Maple
1928,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

WANTED-Laborer soc per houi.
work Camp Doniphan, tGrt slil. okih
Apply Camp Doniphdn Harrs Brothers
COMPANY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

e u. iianhns pays highest prices iU
mems clothing and shoes Phone Maph
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

WANTED Four lsborers for oil mill.
one fireman, good wnge. and steady
work; plenty other kinds OF work ZERO.
write or wlre, Wheeler countxfco,tou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
MALE HELP WANTED

YOUNG printer or two -thirder wanted
Immediately. country shop, good
wages. X W Oklhhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

WUN, V-E1. VkTHTUIIIHH
CALL HiLLlf. the second. hand
Cio,hlng uuyer Shoes trunks. grips
Miule t!lO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

WE pay cash for Thrift stamps. no de
lay finished or unfinished books &C
COP cd. S0I Patterson Bldg. Ms,nut
, as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
EOr Rent

TUT NGlUN
,l1 W 18th Two nice large con-
Meeting southeast rooms upstair, fur
nlshtd. For month, $50.
one nice large southcnst room up
stairs. furnished. Per month, 80 10
None but first class people wanted.
con Mnulc 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

JOB PLhSTERING neatly and prompt
ly done. Maple Gtcl-J.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-02
FLEET K
 REVIEWED

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, D Sec rctary of the Navy Daniels, aboari the historic GattleShip Oregon, yes tcrday reviewed the new Pacific fleet aS the navy crafts entered the Golden Gate. It was perhaps the greatest nav al ceremony in the west coasts his tory. Fifty two ships participated m the naval parade. Admiral Rodmau himself piloting the fleet through tn Golden Gate and into San Francisco Bay.
 The flen, started north from MoH- tercy Sunday noon for BolinaS Bo" and laid out side yesterday morning. A dense fog prevailed but as Admiral Rodman entered the Golden Gate tho fog lifted and the thousands crowd ing the shores chcercd aS the dread noughts. cruisers, battlcShipS, torpedo toatS and dcstroye.S steamed m mi want to anchor.
 Scores of excursion craft were n tue harbor. Two AeroplaneS fell du"- ing the review but none of the occp- rants were injured. One acroplanc w", pilptcd by {, Chinaman.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-02
MEXICO SElS FORTH HER
 POLICIES

MEXICO CITY Sept. Q President CaranZa today delivered his message to the Mexican congress and it con taincd a long list of alleged foreign tranSgressionS against Mexican soy ereignty; recited attacks upon Mex cans in the United States and Sai" that American invaSions violate Mex ico's rights, CarranZa also stated h. does not regret Mexico did not join the League of Nations.
 Canauza'S message defends Mex fco against foreign representations particularly from the United States.
 Regarding the foreigners the mes sage referred to the alleged injusticeS p,acticod against the MexicanS in the United States; defended MeXico'S nea- trality during the war; proteStel against chirgcS that the Mexican gov crnment was incapable and unwilling to protect foreign lives and property and asserted Mexico did not ask ad- mission to the League of Nations be- cause the League did not establish equality for all nations or races.
 President Carranza reiterated that Mexico did not and would not recog- nize the Monroe doctrine
 The message ended with declaration that Mexico was not willing to sacri. flee it's national sovereignty for any thing.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-02

With all avenues of possible eS- cape being guarded night and day by sturdy and determined set ot men, human cordon has been form ed about William Dempsey, alias Cummings, who yesterday forenoon shot and wounded Deputy United Stat es Marshal Isaac Evans.
 Deputy C. ". Mossman and Deputy J. J. Sturgis arrived last night from Anchorage at 1l:30 o'clock and De- putty MoSsman is today in charge o' the man hunt. A systematic patrol is being maintained by regular shifts of men and these will be continued until Dempsey is found, dead or alive.
 Last night searchers patrolled along Lowell Creek, both sides of the valley north with men stationed along the railroad from Snow river south. Volunteers reported for night duty last night and were all assigned by Mayor Chamberlin who has had com plete charge of the man hunt since yesterday forenoon and until the ar rival of the deputies from Anchorage.
 Commissioner Whittlesey, Senator Ray, Cal Brosius and many others were on duty last night. besides those who guarded the various trails and roads.
 Today men are stationed at points along Resurrection river, Mile 6, Mile 12 and Snow river. Every little ave- nue of possible escape for the would be assassin is being guarded.
 The only clue of the presence or Dempsey anywhere, after disappear ing in the brush following the hold-up of D. C. Brownell yesterday forenoon, was that related to Deputy Sturg's and Senator Ray this morning by Freq Nelson.
 Nelson was in a gas boat yesterday
 
 at II a. m. going to mouth of Resur- rection river. As Nelson approached the shore, he noticed man on the mud flats running. The man plunged into the, river, waded or swam across the river and springing up the bank disappeared in the brush.
 Deputy Mossman believes that pos sibly this might have been Dempsey. Nelson says the man was coatless.
 Dempsey, if it was he, might have hit for the old Russian trail and start cd towards Mile perhaps thinking he would ultimately come out somewhere and get into the Kenai lake district.
 Every clue reported is being follow
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-02

WASHINGTON, Sept, 9 MaJo: General Pershing is to lead the f'H'S Divisions parades in New York and Washington. It is expected Pershing will arrive in New York next Monday qnG come here for three or four days to report to the War Department go 'ne to Missouri to visit his home. Per shng will then re<rn to Washington to give the congressional committees his views regarding permanent mill tary policy.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-02
pERSH|NG IS BOUND
 FOR HOME

BREST. Scpi.. Q John J. PerShing, sailed late yesterday afternoon aboard he Leviathan for his home in the United States.
 Premier Clemenceau, Foreign Min stcr Pichon and Andre Tardieu were among the high French officials who ,amc here to bid farewell to the Am ,Iican commander on his departure.
 Commander-in-chief Foch went lboard the Leviahian to bid Major General Pershing farewell. Foch said: France will care for the American lead here religiouSly. The dead will bind the two countries closer togeth- or"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-02
ONLY ONE CLUE FOUND
' ? v Y V v V
 DEMPSEY IS WANTED FOR ANOTHER CRIME , sss 4 '

William Dem pSeN, alldS Suii'iii'''' the man who yesterday morning Sho' Deputy United States Marshal Isaac Evans. is wanted at Anchorage in con nection with the disappearance ot a woman from that place. This IS ac- cording to Deputy C. w. Mossnan, who arrived from Anchorage laSJ night to engage in the work of finding Dempsey at this end.
 Margaret Lavor, a woman Of tac underworld, operating cigar stor" and soft drink place, opposite the baseball park, at Anchorage, was last seen on Monday night, August 25th. She left her place of business m charge of friend saving she would return within half an hour or so. At the time she was lightly dressed anu is known to have had about Sl,00O 0n her person. besides a diamond, dragoA pin and rings, and gold watch.
 Deputy Marshal MoSsman, when friends of the woman began to fear for her safety. Instituted a vigorous search. entering all empty cabins, eel. ars and dragging old wells, etc, but found no trace. Surtlay party of vol untnors covered a wide section search ing for the woman's body as it is be- 'ievrd she was murdered.
 Dempsey is suspected of commit ting the crime. It is known that ne made advances to certain woman of the underworld to 20 to his cabin, the woman refusing. Now the friends o1 the missing women believe she made the engagement with Dempsey
 The authorities and searching part ies made a complete examination O. Dempsey's cabin but found no trace although Deputy Mossman received
 ,es this morning that the bloody underwear of a man was found m an outhouse two cabins from Dempseys Dempsey disappeared from Anchorage last Tuesday. Then the man answer ing to his description appeared at Mile 40 under the name of Cummings. The later had secured an employment tick ct at Anchorage for work at Mile 94 but arriving there continued to Mile 10.
 Cummings worked at Mile 40 for three days, then said he was going to Mile 54 and requested his bag be ship ped there. But instead of going to Mile 54, Cummings started towards Seward.
 Deputy Mossman brought photo graphs of Dempsey, alias Cummings, and these have been identified in Sew as Cummings.
 "There you have the connection De- tween Dempsey and Cummings" said Deputy Mossman this morning. it may be only false clue but we be- lieve that Dempsey and Cummings are the same and the man wanted for the disappearance of Margaret Lavor' The man must have believed that he was wanted, for ne was armed, and ii he was innocent of crime, would not have committed the deed he did yes terday in shooting Isaac Evans"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-02
SHAKE YANKEE
 HUBBY

PARIS, Sept, 25- Sixty two prett! French women. who married Ameri- can soldiers and subsequently, were di- vorced in the United States, returned home to France during the past sever days, they being unable to adapt them selves to the American mode of liv. ing. None of the women said they hao had any personal differences with their husbands only they did not like the American way of living.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-02
ARRESTED

SEATTLE. Sept, Q Daniel w.. Edwards. former special agent Of tA" Department of Justice, was arrested here today charged with violation ". the Reed liquor amendment. Edwards was released on cash bail bond o' .s5 900. Officials believe Edwards IS member of q syndicate shipping fQuo" into Seattle in large quantities.