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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-10-24
NAVY TO TURN OVER SUGAR
Surplus Of Three Million Pounds to Go
.: for Public Use.

tor Public Use.
Washington, Oct. 22.-Advised that
The Navy department has in reserve
5000, 900 pounds of sugar, Secretary
Daniels il1timated:. that he would re-
lease one-third of the stock or 3,O00,OO0
pounds for public use to relieve the
situation resulting from a nationwide
shortage of the commodity.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-10-24
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
State of Minnesota,)
Jas.
County Of Morrison
District Court,
Seventh Judicial District.
Mary Martin.
:, Plaintiff,
vs.
Stanley Martin.
-. DnfonHanf

THE STATE STAT; 3F EN-, M4N NE SGT; to THE
quired to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff. in the above entitled, action.
which complaint has been filed in the
the City of Little Falls. County of Nor
rison, in the said State of Minnesota.
said complaint on the subscriber at his
office in the City of Little Falls, in the
said County, Of Morrison, within thirty
days after the service Of this summons
service; and If you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time afore-
said. the plaintiff in this action will ask
the court for the relief demanded In
Dated Octohn- nth. 1879.
LOUIS w. VASALY. H.
&S455 H{si Attorney for Plaintiff,
34-3e VasAly Bldg. Little Falla MINI.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-30
WANT FOOD SALE
Early Acton Expected in Resolution Requesting Baker to Sell Surplus Stock Valued at s12O, 100000.

Washington, July 30.-Although the senate was not in session today, early action in that branch is expected on the house resolution adopted yester- day requesting Secretary Baker to place on sale without delay surplus food supplies held by the war depart ent and valued at $120, 0,00000O. Ex- cept for one amendment offered by Representative Kelly, Penna., and di- recting that the food be distributed through parcel post the resolution was reported out by the majority of the war investigation committee. It was adopted by a vote of 266 to aft CT an all day debate.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-30
IF THIN AND NERVOUS, TRY
 PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain Phosphate ;: Put on Firm Healthy Flesh and to Increase Strength, NigOr 
 and Nerve Force

When one stops to consider the host of thin people who are searching tinually for some method by which they may increase their flesh to normal pro- portions by the filling out of ugly holoWs, the rounding off of protruding angles with the attendant bloom of health and at tractiveness, it is no wonder that many and varied sug gestions along this line appear from time to time in public print
 While excessive thinness might be at tributed to various and subtle causes in different individuals it is Well-knoWn fact that the lack of sufficient phosphorous in the human system is very largely re sponsible for this condition. Experiments on humans and animals by many scen lists have demonstrated beyond question of doubt that body deficient in phos- phorous; becomes nervous, slckiy and thin A noted author and professor in his book, "Chemistry and Food Nutrition" published in 1918, says: "* that the amount of phosphorus required for the normal mated in many of standard text books"
 It to be well established that this deficiency in phosphorous may now be met by the use of an organic phosphat" tries Bitro Phosphate Through the as sin1ilation of this phosphate by the nerve tissue of the .phosphoric content when absorbed in the amount normally required by nature produces a welcome change .in our body and mind. Nerve tension dis appears, yigor and strength replace weak and lack of energy, and the whole body loses it's ugly hollows and glow of perfect health and beauty and the will and strength to be up and doing. It is sold by Clark & Brainerd in New Britain and all good druggists
 | CAUTION: While Bitro- Phosphate is i unsurpassed for the relief of nervousness. general debility, etc, those taking it who do not desire to put on flesh should use . a~ane ~emo sa avoiding sst-producing foods.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-30
WANT CELLERE'S RECALL.
Italian Press BIames Ambassador for Not Bringing About Closer Relations.

Rome, July 29, (By the Associated Press. )-The Popolo Romano, criticiz- ing the Italian am mbassador to the United States, V. Maschi di Cellere, for not bringing about closer relations be- tween Italy and the United States, says:
 American finance now is in a state of colossal expansion American bankers and exporters have gold, food and coal to export and have already started trade on a large scale with central and eastern Europe. We should not stand idle while JugO- Slavia acquires the energy of young America. American aid can put new life into Italy to rejuvenate the coun- try
 The newspaper says that from latest information the recall of Cellera is in the air.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-30

woman this morning was that she was forced to act improperly as her nus
 band had threatened to sell her.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-30
SERIOUS CHARGES BROUGHT
Unfaithful Wife and Friend Are Held
 in S1,OOO Bonds.

Serious charges have been brought against Ginto Avalini and Mrs. Vim cenzo Battaglione, wife of Giovanni Battaglione as a result of the investi- gatlons of Sergeants Richardson and Johnson of the detective bureau, and both are held in $1, 900 bonds for ap- pearance in court Saturday morning. The man is charged with improper conduct and the woman with leaving her husband for Ginto.
 " Their arrest &OllOwed langthy period of investigation in the tCities of New Britain and Bridgeport, Where the husband of the accused now re- sides Both have entered peaf of guilty. The only statements of the
New Britain herald., 1919-07-30
PULL AR
 & NIVEN
JOHN W. ALLEN Hhs asi dSssaes, n"'.ssr; S

being about to retire from the building business. has on hand to be sold at far less than market prices: One 24-foot Brest derrick, rope and blocks for same; one Sigastion one ton lift-swing derrick, complete with wire cables; one 2O-foot Gin pole windlass with wire cable; a number of ladders, nails, timber trucks, floor scraper, iron folding staging jacks, roof-shinglng brackets, extension staging horses, malls, large: saws and many other contractors tools too hume erous to mention all to be sold as a whole or in parts to suit buyer to the first man who is willing to give less than "old' market prices.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-30
Gen. Strong Denies 1t.

San Francisco, July 30.-Denial of charges by Lieut.. Frank H. (Hard- boiled) Smith before house sub- committee in New York that he was responsible for cruel treatment of American soldiers at prison farm No. 2, near Paris, is made here by Major General Frederick s. Strong, com mander of the South coast artillery district.
 "I was hundred miles from the farm and had absolutely nothing to do with the treatment of the prison CTS there," Gen. Strong said. lie de- clined to enlarge on the statement.
 Gen. Strong commanded the 10th division at Camp Kearney, Cal and overseas.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-30
Boston t Store
 CRAFT'' CURTAIN
 LACE

"OUAKER CRAFT" Curtain Net for quality of material, in beauty of designs and for durG, bility is i'll a class by itself. w. have a lot of new and desirable designs in white, ivory and Egyptian; they come 40 inches wide.--50c yard and more.
 "NOVELTY CURTAINS'' ill Scrim r7d Marquisette, a fine showing of lew styles in white, ivory and Egyp- tan. Some rlain hemstit ched, others Fillet and Torchon lace ed ge and in serts.-$2.5O a pair and up.
 YARD GOODS in Madras, Scrim and Marquisette in white and ivory, 8 fine assortment to select from.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-30

French, Polish and Russian, got into some trouble over gam bling, which was not specified in the testimony, and was sentenced to three years lm- p1lsonment. He escaped and joined the Polish army in France, was sassed, wounded, decorated with the croiN de guerre for gallantry and given commission. Finally he was identified by the American army au- thorities through correspondence with his parents in Philadelphia and claimed by them as a fugitive. He was sent to the stoclIade prison at GieVres where he asserted a 'Verltable reign of terror" existed.
 Says Men Were Tortured.
 Il saw men tortured to make them give evidence against their comrades, he said. 'They were handcuffed and chained to the walls and then beaten senseless with blackjacks by ser geants.'
 Ryszelewski described one case of a colored soldier, who was caught en- tering the kitchen at night to try and get some food. The prisoners were so hungry, he declared, that they beg ged food from the Chinese coolles working on the roads. The negro was beaten unconscious with black
  he was put in solitary confinement, where his hair was burned off his head and he was t1ogged on the soles of the feet with sticks to try and make him tell the name of sup posed accomplice.
 RyszeleWs<i also described a pun ishm ent inflicted on other mon who, he said, were first handcuffed and then seated with their hands on their knees. and a stick passed under their hooks. They were put in the court yard, and fed on bread and water. Other men were taken out of their cells at midnight in the middle of the winter and scrubbed with mud, he asserted for the "crime" of smoking.
 After he had been in this prison some weeks. Col. Maui was appointed comnaandant, as, the men understood, a reformer. Ryszelewski said Col. Maui addressed the men on his ar rival and promised them that If man did right" he would be treated we'll.
 Handcuffed for Entire Month.
 On the strength of this promise Ryszelewski wrote an article describ ing conditions, which he entitled ''The school for bolshevism' and handed if to the commandant He said that the next day he was brought before him and sentenced to three months soh- tary confinement for one month of which he was handcuffed.
 There was no change in conditions under Col. Mauls administration, the witness testified. The hearing was closed with Ryszelewski's testimony. The committee will hold a hearing on other phases of the investigation into the conduct of the army and will sail for Europe within few days to con- tinue the inquiry on the other side.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-30
A CLEANUP
 SALE

of LADIES LAWN HOUSE DRESSES
 -comc Blue and White, Pink and Wlitc and Lavender and White Stfipes. White Organdie Collar and tuffs, Fillet Lace trim. They are worth S1.50 and more. Not all sizes. If your size is here take it fol a Dollar.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklah0man.Times
Effective A0rjl1. nONO

a. al a. n
t.n" 1.n ~ 70 both pipsrs al one price sun
shs vaMnoWen enc issue Ssme,rats n
Wv '"o oA'nss'
IN. ,,,n. o., o. WeFd Line incl
"s. psly Ukmho'
Thiss tlmss. Daily ohlA.
no""" snd T'uss. psS
Ons v..t",oLi..x.....,' BIC !" Lo
Ana "r, r,m oamhoman =,
One mouth. s oklsheI.n ~
VIZ reu, n'mes' ~, per hy. J i'G 10 3.
iIn.1s ~ wcros 10 'hs NE. 'wslv'
Room. y; ver ls S:p,. po.raln, .na sl,u..
RIM, vn wsntsd nts both oklshomsn and
ndH % ,a.,,,t lsg per word Thh rn,s doe,
"TTt.
,oma, GM"li,sa .,s contract, rsks for Okla.
ynm w,,n,n ana a Iimss.1.ooe nnss TO be used
or % ron,,nn, y, yss, rom ua'e & 81 e4s'r,e,
,S"r s' psr nne sscn IPsvs. copy
M q s:esp,sS ios IA ssss ~,
Exc nnnUGmAN ~ AEp TIM& kULEs
.ir roT CLAnsiYiHp ApvENTIolNu
anil ADS VIII be run thirty days
'' cHAnuE H WANT WANT y. Xbs = VII sHa'',,sa n:e b.
".,Tsi ~, .o., \, ~.
"a a,y.s: :T. *. .:%! xSse j.; M H.; r. s.. aS.
Van. Wan, .d. and Al wsn,sd 20 rent. .l,u..
sra ron, no",,, wnn,sn. and nsussnoid sosss ads
"a A,p,ymuT,yy py,ysy rss sssn .sn,, ~ savsncS a
evsn hy the OklahomaA-1 Times 10 pa
lions, yon. ,naNne psymtnU over inc office
.si%Ss eLosIs% ss'% %houRs-An ~.., "a. to
smn The Oklshoman must be In the
on ~ $40 2 N. on the DAY before
s 10 ran. SicsH SSnSay. Al want
- IN 'nS otilSr ~ ~ p ~. Sstur.
aAye Au w(ee zoe 10 start In Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
FACTORY
STATE DISTRIBUTORS.

Ten thousand dollars Upward y an,
nushy can bs made a. state dlstributot
Tor our fsue essential automobile acces-
SORES.
Our Eoods are protected BY patsnta
and gre demandsd. sold and used In
Canada. United States ana Latin AmAr-
ycan countries. The large volume OF
trade justifiss our placing state branch
plsntA We already have many local
doaIars In your sists.
capable hish.grade men OF executive
ability arc Invited 10 reply. Get a
profitable. permanent connection.
BARBER-PAcE COMPANY.
First Floor Secilsrd Bldg.
Dallas. TEXAS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23

WE HAVE vacancy for two live. vide
awake salasmor, men with their own
car preferred and liberal expense 40
count will be allowed for uss Of automo.
BILE one position w'll be working with
dealers. selling q sslt bloch 10 the fsrm-
-; the other place 10 for . man who ea n
work the BIC .raeeh owners and cattle
'ueni good salary with expenses; htsr
viii give you commission account n you
prefer, Our limo 10 an old established
N'sslt block fbr cattle" well Advertised
In all the leading farm papers Answer,
giving your experience, reference and
when you can report foe work. Address
tbs. care Oklahofnsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23

WANTED I. Kspssienes1 wssEsfma6;
roem. Crystsi Laundry. Lawton, OkA.
PHiNT9hS WAETED-rwo first ciSSs
Pcsiticai unioN shop. 3. G. Tooa 8 O.
1smbnlA Tenn.
tklNTtK -0PEkAf0K wSnyS1 a oI,cS,
mcdsl 8 linotypej permanent Job
eood office: good salary TO man who
can deliver soods. Monitor. Marietta.
J03 PNlNTExs WXNTEp-fwo cdn.
I meselA1 JOB ooHapositoY: I>e4dy posi-
| toni union shop. g. G. Tool Z Co.
4emphlo, Tenn. y
WXNTe6-f7alSS .1sSS5 S5i1sN, vllli11 70
eee yet, run JOB prses and occupy
wanted. Addlees y.s. oklshoman.
fN6fOdkAyttER wanted at eneSi N
ar9und phStcsrsshsr. MinSts studio.
fSiSFis d wan s:s1,dI J5asa ,os man.
Mlxs: :ps'neetst. Eli CiU, 6kls.
WANTED = EIpsriSsesd. oomps,snt
WhoSe4ale srooery man for invoice
clark. Good salary with best opportun-
lQes for advAneey, euV write Or cali IT
2nce. Carroll, breu4n. Robinson anu
HuYpnrsZs CllMten, 0iIs.
wAHTt1-SSflseeis0 fsrnI5kinS salSs.
,.nsSS - ~ s.s}A!nf espstls.ss p!:.
siss sIse s,,'Ss' s'ss'' -, S:ss:
ae|%:. e,:;I!. ssSs y, sl;S'!.S Imam
Maln., 3u,uS SSjs.. Iav sivi.s - experience ssns"
and Sdlary wanted.
'WANTED-Two union B0rbsfs. Roberts
DarbW ohoA ArdmsrA ot1A Pkons
MfTEAY, repsIr man wanted; must s.
expsrisnesd. take full charge Eside
service htation;. write or phone. Broad.
way Garage. Shawnee. Oklahoma.
WANTED : felSgrsph clerk. Macksy
Telegraph Z Gable Co.
"SSs.sp SoS:s. say .S.c. ,..r: :ns'':: g ::s
With partial Hish seSssi sducstieS. W.
cfiics wors decd ocpcrtunity ~ ttt risSs
party. z-s5, Okiahomas,
WANfeD = Young man 10 Slns
Michey" Apply bog office ovsrhol'
ser thSetSf.
WANTED--Thfss q four carpenters
~! helpers q iiinth and Lottis. Dod-
-, AAIIe leet. after g.
WANTGD~ Companion Do 2SIvV With
me y F.iGy eee TO- Colorado. leaving |
pns whe can llisrpats with ms IN |
asiylnG A6(lSe1 2.S6, care Okhhonan
WXNTyb-c6mblH7 Non fsaIa{or IA.
,chsnic an4 Heldef. pvetetcs Garage,
W N0ItM 0v4090t
wANIERzEFYT0TzXh
kxSSsISSsSs! I;xSSs SSsSs Sd I|s,SSz SSsES SSSSzGMk X
S$ USESSE.sz y: g HloH,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Public Stenographer

| iNkul WIN uoHs sa'lsi. cIorny.
BY REFiNEb. competent. middle:ascd
| woman. position a. attendant In ply
sieians office. Good reference z9o.
Oklahoman.
BoOKKEEPEf and stsnoyrspher, some
experience az sienosrapher: call, FL
sic y. blackwell. H-i5l. Rolf. Ohla.
sTENoGRAPHER : Good education
age IS. salary 500. Ready 10 begin
June .. Interview n dssired. address
v.to. oklahoman.
JUST FINISHED a course Of bushes,
administration and finance. book
keeping. shorthand, pen lettering Cill
Nancy Z. BLACKWELL. collect. H-iS.
Rolf. Okla.
EXPERT stenoSraphsr. boohkesper, de
sIfes position: 6 years experience: SIS
per week. Z.g7, Oblahomsn
sTENookAPfEk and booEEe.per
permanent position. Bsst Of references
furnished. Call morninss. Walnut
:oll.y. 0raes Fullgrsf
WIDOW LADY dSsIreS work s. hour.
Call Walnut s?l1,
FOR PHAcffcXL NURSE call wsInr,
~XNT H!n[. y,S:hITs ,s,S 70 take home, Phone
sTEKJUEAPNEK. some eSpeTl;nc., EN-
erss',s; Desires position; phone an
Al EXPERIENCES SterogTaphSr snl
office lady desires posstion with re-
liable firm whore pTomptness and abili-
~ count: employed At present: salary
vs. Per week. Btu. care Otishoman.
WANrED-A permanent position by
etencCrspher and typist; some knowl-
edEe Of bookkssptns. Can Walnut Ai7s
WHNfED-1y young widow. With two
children. ! And ] years old. house
keeping position il widovsrs or single
n,ahg homs. T.lo. care Otlahoman.
LHDY vants wosE Sy day or Hour. Cali
u Wsst Noble
rMNFD 'Tssa'esl nurse Maple
YOUNG LADY. s51S1sSSSL 7SSITsS po-
.sit)on 80 bookkaAosr; 8An uo ma
chine. Best references. Call Maple
9fXcEn : !S!!Ss; Beat Ts'oTsacs,.
NorMEk with daughter II. dSdrSs
. pcs'tioa az h.useksepsr In soed
h.ms, can T. ". c. A. Maple ~,
rcAbMRY q permanent posltIon
~ 5000 stsno0FsphG. R.<Sl Okla
wANfEb-A ysunG lady WITH COLLEGE
educatiep. clerical work during suHl-
Mer months. Addfsss A. D.. okisho-
mAa.
DRISSMAKlN0 AND MILLINERY
'>"s>~>->'~~>'>>~~>>>~~
pHEssMAKlN0 card sisns. Walnut
CLIMB THE 1TXyK1 aS6 Save a dollar
--Malins. Ueorsstta hats and rstrim. |
,ssT{ s,!n{ w..S .S'sa;.i!y' a.,y ssi'sy = Scranton.
bSmsss,HssfksSd M s,ss BY d'7 Or piece. wal
Dkb1SNAkIN0 and sKsraIISHS, Mary
MelSN, Mapis SisS, Roem 90. Kerr.
DSMssaSx!Fa w. as.s4 ~. ~ sIR s'. ''''si' ~
FANCY bkEss9AKYN6, lux SKI1s a
x:sl:s ls';a1sE ~ '"s'' reasonable. Phon'
pHESgQzKYNd and miHIn9 hats. VIZ.
LauIs d Gsrms, "a West lth.
mother and nurse Will
edviSt young mothers ana assist with
sab!es wsrdTSoes, Mspls 1851, sos
2. 9Th D..
osslSss'EEzkfsc sls'!EEl H''T WORK Maple
&EM6M,Nd sEsrSaiops. plain sew
I'M; Walnut itSt.
BEST dsSlsNlng. dTssSmS kinS. tailor
inGi aieo 0vitS rsmoleisd Mrs. Null
er. 7M North hroadvny: walnut sOSi;
lhres seasons with Ksrr's.
|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
gEnALE HELP WANTED

nts" U"~' buncAh HVtsL ftWnu1Bo
LADY vented n every 7own II OLA.
homA and TEXAS 10 handle harcisy
o ecrssG, ss,s fcr n,cney. J. 2. rilwood
'.sn; psS: ps!les. Tsxas:
A!3H. ycH66L Fs10s{SS AID rad;
tesensrs wanss tssehST.. positions
70 Ssma sspssHSsr itip; sAisriss
a. csse' sseSs,, S @ 2 w ..,,... e; month ns
leee, shawnee, Okla.
c0L0NED woman Tor hcuSsvSrF Vno
ear 70 home ut night go Wsst iSrd
wANTED-YounG lady 7of window
:demongeration; short keurs, sood pay,
Az ior Mr. Evans. llo ~. Main.
WANTED. Wh!ls Woman 1o9 genera
!n,cxssworh. No laundry. x.O. care
wANTED.Dialns roesS "a. prSlSf one
70 work ior her husben6'S room sad
soerd et uS W keNo, M. nmmitt.
WANtL0-1kfss 4SIlySSSes, seod no.
gsi2ni ~ r neptA aNe b6ar1 Dun.
can hotel. ra1husSA .0SlS
3IeES {|shsSd SSItfssSss
ses {See1 M9eel 4lnea City.
ofssS Slslty nj wsshayv islliv. X d.
WzNf1b-Uosd ksSsstSs1s7. SSs,,
,hpsc61 nsyss; ely tlfSs p fAs1lyi
. 49, NScSs kns s9sSs hsxs nssasS u
N3s!Ul fwossse IN csH cocE n
.nes (hi Es9 .s!!'' refer
u.s. sss.,,;sss ssssIc w.. sa;;:r,:: w:s:;
w3ETl66Sl clSss hand lfoss7.
2,i;s iesej:.I "a y; t,ssssss "ss:.. NEW
IANItD-0ss4 SsltIed women los
sSsEss ':'S = 0i'ais'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
MALE HELP WANTED

CLnriiINo SALESMAN
Th0rough. experienced salesman and
window trimmer. age not over Jj, state
paItiouhrs. W. O.. Oklahoman.
wAkrkp-Rssi halter, good salary:
stssdy Job; wrks or wire Deluxe
Dry Cleaners. Wichita Falls. Tsxas. '
wAkTED-in each county In oaisbo-
ma. Eansss and rssAs. dIivsss win
car. with standing and local acduaint-
enos. ~ drive our sslsSmsn. 80 per
oay and enpsnsss; snswer by letter
plsment u Tractor Co. iso west Reno.
Oklahoma City, Ohls,
WASTGD-Espetf battery mAn. Guar.
anses Battery Co. eoy N. Broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
AGENTS WANTED

INSURANCE AGENTS 70 Represent -
" .ysty town 10 okAAqsia; hsAkh
ne.rs Insursnes Co.. VI tsSlSsssn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
Distributor Wanted

Several different manptacturiRS csn>
Ss11c, SsGn. are 81 ssn{ S:sriey'ors M 'cI YET y.
take on a good truck. light plant, trac-
tor or automobile. get In touch with us.
Al of these limos will be big sellers
this year. We know a number OF man
ufacturerr IN above lines who are
mighty anxious 10 do business With
reliable Oklahoma distributor. II you
are Interested address Oklahoma FARMS
er. ~ South Robinson. Oklahoma CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
0UpoCRTTTION RATES.

NUBoCRJpTl0N RATES.
~ mail. one yset. ...u:... U,M
p Das ~ oKei1SSsx ;ei ~ cs aa. .vSm sm.m
sssi: . eepy 10 cents a wssk.
oxr.Aros.: Ses!+fs'1Ssi ei+s 1SsiSsa' oy.slns,
ii pagers ! wseE 1VliSersd y earlier
IN oHlshoma City ssl Vicinity. per
AM GnssIicitsd msRvseytp<s, isttsss
end picauv6s sent 10 tho finp>e are sent
a the risb OF the owner. The OklAhomA
tubluhiAS company. ssReesaN rspvd!.
0eos any resoeNabIlity ~ Oov oaee
Dsety ~ return.
: m. Associated Pres V sss,ss.vsly
AUkiVjst 70 the ~ tor RsDvb,lsstlen Of
ssSs dispSishss % MsA ts = asI
- .s: les:i ":.s ssslksl 80:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23
sDucArioN AND INSTR 6crioI

EDUCATION AND luo1R0cT1oN
WAkTED-Msn and eAies 70 lears
6rher trade: Spseisl JoW tuition;
n Dattsas euarpNtsed, frNe eotAlqG, Qh.
Allolllei Aary xqaP. ~:
RN-ovf oslAlo5 SIt!stas ~ ~
(edtA the beSbeS tYo4e; MA444 0ee.
~! csas:'sA 1vss'' osisSsss
l2lS3 9JUUH tSS5St R1ks la1
61Nljenea; Reeitton ou4fanlee4l Hee
ss ssIalls!|e's; l.|'s: .1gsi:ss, v:ai'
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~ SNlmSfS Bads. r. = ossrsasss.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

Secondhand Clothing
@ d. Hsnkins pays highest pticss ioi
Inpns clo,hlng and shoes Phone xapls
lds VIII coli
CASH paid for ladies' and gsnts sSo1
ond hand clothing. Walnut $500.
CALL pHitflr. tho secondhand cloth,
ing buyer. shoss. trunks. gripss
Maple t7i0
BUY JUNK. clothes. furniture. HapIa
aSs3.J.
HlGHEsf prIces paid for meme secon61
hand clothing and shoes. Call MspIs
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Automobile Shop
Foreman

Who has had ssysatssn ysarc sx-
psstsncs wishes positios. viii take en-
Tire charge Of shopi electrical sqWp.
msnt spsciAlisAd oaj Dsws the seof-
sSe battery snd wsidinE has R,n tooA
and lots 81 them; raust have M Per
month 10 start. n you need q man
that knows the garage business, write
Y s.. Oklahomah,
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HOTEL BROADWAY
CENTRAL

ON BROADWAY At voukry.
p.i:s rss ..s. sss sPs: '1S'si:s -. 4
IN rooms. irss u ehsrsS special ~
for permanent sussts.
l6NTKCN horEl-W EIN -
modern. briefs 80 good rsss1s. ~
81. so per week.
WILTON K0FEE-W fSsmS vIlk m
gle Of 4 suite. tSlX Wsst HSiS
WTiydfdN x66uC, WHXW
all bsauuiuliy Mrnbksi, e., SSSS1
and east rsemS; ens' iiGhl kosssSoS1
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Junk Psddlers I
We are now again In the market fos
snythlng you may have TO offer. !.
NEW YORK IRON 4 METAL CO, I
fl1-ilS 2. Main st..
Oklahoma City. Okla
@IYrED-To buy. small aIsctrs meal
chopper Phone Walnut 81.
COAL WANTED-By family! two o.
three tons, cheap; give address and
price In letter II Williams, Route .,
Boz Si-B.
TIE HOME TOWN CLofHiNG DEAL
ERS, lo7 y. Broadway. Walnut 1910,
buy clothing. shoes. trunks, saltcases.
state time to call
WE buy rags. magazines, bot ties, metal.
auto tires; also mems clothing and
shoes Walnut ti13.