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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

moving picture. win be shown mt
cambridge School, 8.
Bicounty Woman's Christian Tenn
pernhcc Union Will meet Mt High
land Springs. II.
Elementary Teachers Association
VIII meet in Ruffner School. f,i5.
Highland Park womnn's Club
VIII meet $3.50.
Parcel post party. under auspices
Of Pcteri<in Guild. 81. James Epis-
cOpnI Church, VIII be held at the
home of Miss Nellie Boykin. 40
East Franklin. 4.
Victory Liberty Ionn demonntr,.
lions NIL day.
DIR. Edith Hedges Matxke will lee
ture at Woolworth's at $3.50, before
social Service Federation In room
UaO mt the Jefferson Hotel at 4; at
Ebsne1cr Colored Baptist Church
mt 8.
DIR. ANN Won shoIIy will lecture
mt Alien & Ginter's at 1880, before
Highland Pnrk womun's Club nj
3'aO: Mt j. u. Mosby & Co.'S nj 5:3O;
before Methodist Institute nj 80.
ncneht dance for Richmond
Armory. $3.50.
Minstrel show. bellevue junior
High School, $3.50.
East Hanover Presbytery meet. I'm
Porter street Presbyterian Church
South Rfchmond, D,3O.
East Hanover Prcsbytery. Auxil-
inry meets i'm Overlook Prcsby-
terinn Ihurch' Bnrton Heights, D;iO.
baseball. Georgetown University
against Richmond College. Bouic.
ward Field, 4.
Academy OF Music. dirk.
Lyric, vaudeville and pictures,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
COAL COMMISSION AGAIN
MEET TO ADJUST TROUBLES
"hcrs hcceptance or British Govern
mcnfs Terms Clears Why
Tor Negotiations.
tBy Associated pre.s. l

~ hoHocitt'u fTeSS.
LONDON, April 22.-'rhc government
commission which is investigating the
coal industry in tho United Kingdom
tcassemhlcd today for the second
stage of its inquiry. The acceptance
nE inc miners of the terms offered Nv
thc government the basis OF tho
Interim report on hours and wages
mas cleared the way for the examina
ton OF larger questions which were
touched upon lightly in tho first re-
Tho commission is composed OF six
nominees Of the minors, three rcpre
sentatiVcs of the mine owners and
threc independent members represent
ing other INTEREST with Justice
iArcc interim reports were present
ca last month and the government ac-
ccpted the report OF the chairman and
the independent: commissioners.
INC report condemned the present
control and organization OF tho coal
industry and mention was made of
Inc dcsiro of the miners for national
iIation OF the industry. The cues
ton OF Naturalization will be the
hrSt TO come up in tho present in :
qu!ry. The chairman has promised
that tho second interim report deal
ING with naturalization will be made
by May 90.
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Local Temnernture Yesterd.r

IL noon tempcraturc... 8
=. 81. temperature r
Il. NJ. temperature y
Ma&lTnum temperature 10 3 p NJ
HlnlmuIn temperature to s p. M
Sean temperature yesterday.. :
Norinal temperature for this date s
deficiency yesterday 80
EXCESS since March -
i>NN'sS siHSc January 1.......,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC
COTTON EXPORTS INCREASE
March Statistics Show Nearly ooo oor
Bales Gain Over Those OF
March, 1918.
Try Associated Press !

WASHINGTON. April ga large
increase in the March exports of cotton
was reported today by the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
Shipments Hbroad amounted to 5o4. eao
bales as compared with 3ll.6Sl bales
IN March last year For the first nine
months of the fiscal year. exports Of
cotton were 3.S07,O92 bales. about CO. 1000
year. 90
Exports OF cottonseed oil in nine
months have been 12l,4SS,o26 pounds,
in 1915. ''Peu
Trade in breadstuffs has amounted
thus far this year TO S6+6.!6o 4o3 meaf
and dairy products. s753.593.43S and
minera! oils. l.s99.1l3.304 gallons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Little Talks No. .
TO LADIES ONLY

TEE ROUGH DRY Laundry
Service means we do all the
heavy work. You simply bum
die up your entire washing and
our man calls for It.
In a few days the clothes are
returned-spotless and sanitary.
We never rub; instead tho
pieces are repeatedly soused in
hot suds until not n particle Of
dirt remains. Neither are they
twisted through wringer.
Tho heaviest pieces are
ironed; the underwear is not
ironed, but is ready to slip on
without ironing. Smaller pieces
which need ironing are re-
turned washed. starched and
ready to finish at your leisure.
Try the TIE ROUGH DRY
Service this week. Price, 10c
a pound-or Sc if you havo
two or more sheets. Phone
Ran. 1898 or Mad. 4S42.
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs Edward r. Crurnp and Miss Ammo Il.
Ronaldson are leaving today for Lexington
to spend the spring months
William L.. Royal. Jr. Of New York CITY.
VIII arrive this week to be tho guest Of his
COUSIN. Mrs. George Ben johnston. for tho
Campbell Kelley wedding on Saturday.
=, Mrs Frederick Mason and her daughter.
are the guests or Mrs Nason.s sistcc TI rs'
a. G. Carneai. OF 202 West Grace Street
Miss Polly Mariner. Of Milwaukee 1, tn.
route for the North. IN
Miss Lucille Jones' and Miss Elizabeth
Grant, or Accornac, have returned To- thar
home after spending Easter with Dr. and
alrs George wesley Jones. OF Park Avenue
Miss Alice Jones and Miss Ruth uuddi.
stone. OF Randolph Maco Woman's 1,oI-
a iese; . retusned yesterday 10 Lynchburg.
Mrs. George Wesley Jones on park hIcnme
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The Weather
FURNISHED by e. 8. Weather Bureau,
Forecast: virginia.

Forecast: Virginia.
; n o w ers Wednesday
morning. followed by
lair; Thursday partly
cloudy.
North Caro1inn-Fair
wednesday,. preceded
by showers In morning
In central portion:
Thursday fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

valid by the United States, tho friend
ship OF China for tho United States
might be seriously impaired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Innugurate steam.hip s.rvic..

NEW ORLEANS, April 2s.-Direct
leans and the west coast Of South
america through the Panama Canal
VIII be established about May by the
New Orleans and South America
steamship Company, according TO an
announcement today by the foreign
trade bureau OF the Association of
Commerce. Two vessels have been OBJ
tanned from the United States Shipping
Eoard 1t was stated the service
Orleans and Chile for the first time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
MISS CARNEGIE A BRIDE
Only Daughter OF Steel King become
WIG OF Ensign Roswell Miller,
United states Navy.

NEW YORK. April 22-In the pres
cncc OF only a few friends and reia-
ives Miss Margaret Carnegie. only
negic. and Ensign Roswell Miller.
United States Navy. We're married at
The bride, who was without Attend
ants, was given away by her father.
The couple probably will spend their
honeymoon at Shadowbrook the Car
negie summer home in Lenox. Mass
They Will make their home in Prince
ton. y. j., where the bridegroom is to
University
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

Local Observations mt 8 r. II. Yesterday.
en- pcraturc. 60: humidity SO: Wind III
r res,S southeast wind velocity miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Savannah Continue. Celebration.

SAVANNAH. GA. April 22.-Savan-
nah continued her celebration OF the
centennial OF tho sailing of the steam
ship Savannah, the first steam pro-
PEELED vessel to cross the Atlantic,
with huge street parade and ball this
tho style Of tho plaza OF Mirth."
More than 1000 seats were reserved for
the occasion. -Four gold prizes were
offered. The program tomorrow will
be devoted to tho bethesda Home for
Boys. established 17o years ago by
George Whitcficld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

Buxton. W: ]. Lnsher. H. 8. winston.
Jr, Miss Louise Field, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. w. Throckmorton, Mr.. and Mrs E.
+. Goodwin. c. 3. Buston, Herbert c.
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Parker
and Mrs. l., w Hipc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
JOcnl Rainfall.

IsainrnII last twelve hours " Eo,o
EEsIniaH last twenty-four hours None
ESccas since March Observation-Disclosures. 80
EXCESS since January 1... IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
AGENTS WANTED


MEN. ! need your help why work
for the other man at starvation
wages when | can show In few min.
utes how YOU can make s. 10 80 per
day and he your own boss Experience
unnecessary. can at i22 s. Broadway
and be convinced.
AGENTS wanted. Men or women 10
make house To house canvass and
take orders Something everybody
needs and will buy. Good paying prop
osition, Can put In part or all your
time For full information call NJ
Room 3O1. Culhertson uldg, Oklahoma
City. Okla, between hours Of 10 n. m.
md y M
A FEW good, active men wanted for n
speciality line; can make from one n
two hundred per week Call room 22j
iiuckins Estate Bldg, corner Main and
Broadway.
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahOman-TimeS

N Al, weak day classified advertising
runs In both papers az ons price. SUI
day Okiahoman one Issue, same fs's IN
the two daiiles. , ,.,
One time, Daily Oklhho' n,
man and Times.,,,,,l i'7c sc l'o'
yhfss tines. Daily Okla.
homsn AMI Times. per q. n.
Ono week. Okahomnn ,,
snd Times. pei day,',l 10 &c o."
One month. Oklahoinnn .,
nnd Times, per day ,',le 90 90,
Figure six letters 20 the average word
and sir words TO the lne, t"olNe hnes
10 the in0n. ,,-.., ,,,,..,,.,
Wanted. both OklahOmnu ana Times 10
p per word ,,,
bomnn ntd Times 900 lines to be used
yIth,n ons year from date Of contract
or con,tnc, for tdreo lines daily for one
,ear. No per llno each issue copy
chat ged hs often M desired.
No ID me- epted for less than 2'c.
oKL.HOMAN AND TIMES RULES
For CLASsiFihD ADVERTISING
II g. ADS viii be run seven, Sgfe, gays
CHARGE WANT ADS viii not be
run longer than seven days without =
renewal
ALI, CHARGE VAST ADS nrs due
and ~, yabls the same day first inset
lion Of ad appears. tAll 'of'toWh
want ads are positively cASh III "d-
vance } .,.,.
,s,yon by The OkhhomAn-T Times To pa
Irons making payments over the oftlcr
counter, as no mistakes can be recthel
without them
CIOSlSG HOrRs-All want ads to
start N The Oklnhomrn must be IN M"
nfnco by o. M. on ~" dht before
I'D is o run. except SunliN. Nl WIN
nd. for Tho SUNDAY pbnhOmIn must
is IN the Office by 30 . m. Satuf'
dI,s All want udH 10 start ir Times
tutist be- iu the business Office not lllrr
tbAn - O'Clock on the dnv ~ publl'h'
ton Branch office in WoS'hIH dius
store. -O6 West Main. ~ open dnily ht :
a. ~ and closes a. s y. m. Want nd-
iccolved after closing hours VIII be IN
srtrd under the heading Too Late 10
CLASSIFY"
BLIND ADS No answer 10 blind ad,
will he ylNen unless ticket r. presented
owing key number when placing blini
ads. Answers 20 out -Of.tOwn blind nd'
will he forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WAIST ADS nro
charged at the same rate as cash nds
Z and collections will he made Mt your
homs or Office the same day first In
I srr,ion OF nd appears: this is an accom-
modaton service and payments shoul1
always ne made promptly when hlliJs
presented Always nsk your telephone
I'd 10 he repeated back 10 you hy the
telephone ad tnker To make sur" mat
Il las b.en correctly taken. The okla
.homan. Times cannot assume r"sporsi-
hllity for errors Of any Kind occurring
in telephon" advertisements
UNDER so CfRCU INSTANCES will
ada bo mlsclassiNcd Tho couvrnicnc"
n the reader Is considered MS well ms
the advertiser
ThOSE PRN-5
ASK FOR VAST Ap
DEP ART MEST
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Statesmen WANTED

MR SALESMAN ARE Yov salts.
FlED WITH THE MONEY NOt Arr,
MAKING n NoT, CuNE ~ r.
NATIONAL BANK BUlLplNG. ANp
LET rs HAVE A TALK 40 on OK
STOCK PROPOSITION. But \ LEGi-
INNATE MrSlSESS PROPOSITION
WHERE YOr CAN CASH ~ ON
YOuR ABILITY. ENERGY AND PEr.
80 COMPETITION. A FAST SELLER.
IIG PROFITS Az OPPORTUNITY
YOu HAVE NOT HAD-AN INTER-
VIEW WILL CONVINCE Yul.. ORES
Al BANK BLDG
WE are in position 10 put several good
SAlesmeE % u money making iiur that
will p0y an Attractive sniar,. 'i.l Ht
room 22j Iiu,kins Estate lltg corner
~ Main and broadway. can sunday
all day.
Statesmen wanted. Two responsible.
steady business men. capable NJ
handling Rlt-cdge interest bearing 80
Cuiiues CHll IN person. No. North
Dewey
MORLlGHT Tor Fords We wan,
agents In every county In Oklahumn.
| Texas and Arkansas 20 sell Nor
| lights Makes 100 percent batter ighi
| for Foids. Price S. 90 Liberal com
mission Standard Sales Company
Oklahoma city. Okla.
Statesmen WANTED live sales.
men for Perry; for punca city
| Okh Sell Chevrolet cars. StrictlS
commission proposition: he sure give
reference with applications. Cooper
| iotor Co. ioncn CIV, Okla.
o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CASH paid for lndles' and gents sec
oud hand clothing Walnut $500.
WANTED a wicker baby buggy. Wal
nut 1891
WANTED TO buy part equipment for
Ice cream factory, must be In good
condition. A. ]. Kaiser. 725 y. Robin
son.
WANTED Good blcycle. cheap. s0S
West ith.
WANTED-S Small gns range. also heat
cr. must b, cheap and In good re-
pair. 90, OklnhOman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
MILE HELP WANTED

WANTED-l can use several i've wire
solicitors. Who have The nbihty 10 show
early results must be able TO furnish
car or rig. dtlf1Ctivu proposition made
TO producers. unless you are able 70
handle a 1.-Two proposition application
would not bc considered. salary with all
expenses guaranteed. territory. OklAho.
ma, Call ~ actHOn or mako npplicntl
10 Circulation Manager Famef. stock,
man, Oklahoman Bldg. Oklahoma CITY,
Oklahoma.
LEARN uutomoh,r driving. only SO.
l'uckctt inragc. alj y Hudson.
INVESTMENT fur hoOkkecper: n You
have a full know ledge Gf double entry
bookkeeping, have some money that
you would like To- Invest Inv stock In u
sound bus,ncss that viii pay good dl-
NidcndH. u would hc well for NOu TO
answer this al. make an appointment
with Us and 10 into all details concern
ing 10. do not answer unless qualified
10 iill the position and wishing to mik"
permanent connections that win lead
to Advancement Al. Oklohoman.
WANTED Ertnud boy Apply 53s
American Nutiuual Bank building
PRINTER WANTED Ar ONCG-Eta-
sonnble wages N"ws, Seminole Oda.
WANTED At ONCE-An around
presser jack Bowers Cleaning Co
Norman. Okla.
WAN1ED--A first class cil field h.nck
smith write Temple Machine and
Tool Co. Temple. okla
BARRIER WANTED Good Job come
~ once. u. l.. Pnlmore, propr. South
crn hotel. ~ Reno. okla.
WANTED-A good harnessmaker NJ
onc" q. $. faylor, Muskogcc, Okla
! WANTED frat class coat maksts
elem Ilennger 4 Son. Oklahoma city
/ WANTEp-Ninrble cutter. hand tools
steady work puuls Valley Marble
! Works. Psuls valley, Okla.
WANTED nt once. flrst-clnss shoe r"-
pair man, steady job. hest pay
I Champion machinery: write or wire j
a. Dieter. Mnngum, Okla.
BARRIER wanted. frst-class, STEADY
job. $50 guarantee. George Garlots
Shamrock. Texas
/ WANTED Soda dispenser. expert
enccd broadway Circle Pharmacy,
/ ~ Broadway Circle.
WANTED - Bookkeepcr we need an
experienced office man OF bookkcepcr
for a permanent position position
with a future for the right man Ad'
dress us in own handwriting, stating
IN fun age. education. experience, etc.
G-S Oliahomnu.
J WANTED-A discharged soldier pre-
fefAbly n commissioned officer,
who ~ n Mason. who can do steuo-
/ graphy aud Vpcwriting fairly well AM
/ has q knowledge Of bookkeeping \. y
; Weir. Supt. Masonic Home, Il 4. II. T.
III Reno.
BRICKLAYER. "a Years experience
building construction. good estimates
handle all size work would Ike joi
! with Oh company. Write \. j.. II
Long hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

The young lady across the way say,
she's been reading an interesting
magazine article tha, shows ,ha, the
ant has almost human intelligence and
she'd like to get hold OF a more cx-
tended anthology
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

FOR RENT Furnished room with use
of living room. dining room aud
| kitchen 6lGts r.. sth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

MODERN unfurnished housekeeping
or sleeping rooms. walking distance.
Maple l2l0.
TWO unfurnishcd rooms to ladies' ems
ployed Cr couple, partly modern. Call
after 10 or sunday ell East 9Th
FOR REST Two unfurnlshed rooms
% Broadway Circle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
SALESMEN WANTED

sickness. disability. old ugc and death
one price to all, no examination. fully
paid In ~ years : months. after mH
turity viii return TO holder In dividends
many times more than he has invested
during the paying period, this IN no
speculation hut high class. scientific
Investment and protection contract, Rt-
tractivc aud interesting to all. 10 Cnpa
BILE producing saleSmen Of unQuc-.
tonable integrity, who are big enough
10 handle a distaiCt. We viii give con-
tracts which will Yield greater returns
for the effort md ability put forth than
from any similar position available in
the state today The Mutual Invest
ncnt Company, 326 West Main St, OK.
lahoma CITY, okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

POSITION wanted by Young man: can
drive car. Phone Walnut 4067-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Gastoff Clothing Bought

Maple 2gls
Earl llnnl,ins Il hack: get them out,
mcus suits, shoes. pants, Oyercoat,
lcuthcr grips aud trunks, Call Earl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
,APER HANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS PAPEREp. s. and up: will
bring samples House painting Ia our
specially Roach bros, Maple 25ei.
ROOMS PArERED. So aud up. viii
bring samples. Also painting, c, T..
Roach Walnut 3ii2
ROOMS pupcrrd 81 and up. will bring
samples painting reasonable. Maple
! 1874. W H. Roach
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

WANTED LlNEW SALES
MEN. who can cell oil stock
md refinery stock; refinery nov
huilding, our present stock
holders have production and ~
wells drilling Blue Ribbon OIL
a Refinery Co. Walters, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

~s>s-ssse--~-~--srr-~~,-~H ~s-7-~sNs~z7-s
FOR RENT Furnished room with use
Of living room. dining room aud
kitchen 6is's r. sth.
NICELY furnished rooms for men only
lOi T. 9Th.
ONE good south sleeping room to rent.
good. auie, place. 100 Harrison Ave
and H. 9TH. Walnut 500.
For RENT-At 300 East Park place.
room. for one or two persons; south
west corner. In private home. Isodern.
f,ram heat, new Ivory furniture. nice
aud clean. Telephone Walnut 27S,-R
TWO attractive rooms for rent. walk
ing distance Walnut 500.
NlCELy furnished room. close 20 cur.
home privileges for man and wife.
6JJ Eas, 6,h
I NICE furnished rooms for rent. nice
yard. and everything furnished i01
West Noble walnut 1857.
FOR RENT In private home 20
refined gentleman. some one who Will
appreciate good home; near three car
lines: also walking distance. 1861
North Harvey Walnut 6il.
WANTED-.Lady 10 share two FUR
nished room apartment $40 y. Iiar-
vcy.
NICELY furnished sleeping room. 1924
East Ard.
TWO south front sleeping rooms y
". Seventh Maple $50.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished south room
to refined adult, close In. private
home Walnut 22Ol
FOUR beautifully furnished rooms for
rent TO professional people only.
Maple 1917.
MODERN rooms to rent BY the week,
Capitol Hotel. 370n n. BroadwaJ.
FOR RENT-Nice south bedroom IN
private family. walking distance.
Walnut $685..
FOR RENT-Two nicely Furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. 1875 W.
Second.
NEWLY FURNISHED outside rooms
modern. steam heat. walking dis
| tance. under new management Tho
Marion. 10 W. 10th,
ONE NICELY Furnished room TO one
or two persons. broadway Circle.
NICELY furnished room. III wes
seventh street.
FURNISHED or unfurnishcd sleeping
room for rent Call III W 9Th
ROOMS. single or en- suite. private
| hath. good location. references re-
puircd Walnut ssi
VERY large south room. suitable for
family ~ or I. furnace heat, fine h O.
bic hoard. ii26 North Rohlnson Thom-
aH Hotel
| NEWLY furpirncd bedroom. Call sun
day or after + Monday 300 Wes,
| Grand
3l2n =. BROADWAY, under new man.
aEement Clean. furnished modern
sleeping rooms. no transicnts. Walnut
| 1865
ONE nice sleeping room. private en-
trance 81 4 jth. Phone Maple 6s2.
WORKING GIRL wishes to share nicely
furnished room with refined younf
lady. Can have Kitchen privileges u
desired Phone after 6 y, m, Wainu
anal. 32O West 18th.
TWO furnished rooms with connecting
bath. private entrance. III Hack
wclder or Walnut ils.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
DISCHARGED Snldiers

You can make from So to $40 doy
while waiting for your Job, N YOU ARE
hustler: : hny" the goods, cnil In your
uniform. ask for Private Rice, Hotel
Lawrence
ANTED-Dischnrgtd soldier with
high school education, must hc ann
bilious II YOU can work Ike NOu
fought. We hnNe a place Tor YOU tx
pcnscs advanced r. OkHhomon
WANTED Deliver, boy over IL okla
homa Typewriter company, 3Oi Norlh
Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

Times viii publish want ads under this
heading Tor days. without ChafgeD
NNs>s,s>->~~s >~~s~-->~,>se-y~y>,es-s>y>~>
DISCHARGED soldier wants position a.
pattern clerk. had years experience
In altering patterns with hrg" manu-
featuring concern. good reference. ylJ
North Ole St
DISCHARGED soldier. ten years eS-
pericnce In fire and general line Ot
insurance. capable Of handling office
and books OF local or general agency.
Phone walnut 1880. ask for Harris
DISCHAR RGED soldier wants clerical
position. have had several years cN-
pcrirnCe, with clear record. and can
furnish best Of reference, win 20 any
where Address l2s Enst "a st. Okla.
homn City. or call Maple 1898. or Maple
A.
DISCHARGED soldier. Who has com
plrtcd one year IN college, desires po-
s!tiOn Have had bank experience. eN-
| pcricncod with Burroughs posting ma.
! chine. best Of references l-l9. Okla
| homan.
/ DISCHARGED soldier with college cdu-
cotton. desires position with reliable
| finn can give best Of reference. GA.
| OklnhomHn
| WORK WANTED by dischnr ged soldier.
| experienced In dry goods or furnish
| lngs store. familiar with al deINrt
ments win work for reasonable wages
can furnish the best Of references. l..
| O.. 922i, ". Main.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED RooMs-Close In. Maple
1906
For RENT--sleeping ROOM private
family Walnut b0is
t2a w bTH-Nlce newly furnished bod
room; private home; walking dis
tnnce, Maple i7T3-J,
ELEGANTLY furnished south front
sicepng room, iOi West 10Th
NICE front room In brick fiat, close in
Maple 1900 H.
FURNISHED room fot rent, close to
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