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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-28
DRYS ARE WARNED
AGAINST APATHY

Warning the dry Democrats and
Republicans against apathy the
Central Methodist, in its latest is
sue, urges activity until election day
if the prohibition amendment is to
receive anything like the majority
it ought to get in Kentucky. The Cen
trail Methodist says:
1--WE wish with all the emphasis we
can command to warn our friends
throughout the State against over
confidence and inactivity between
this time and November 4th. The
State wide Amendment is to be voted
on, and State officers are to be
elected, both of which are of vital
Importance to the well being Of the
State.
"We may be sure the liquor inter
ests are not asleep. They are not
upon the housetops, proclaiming their
plans to the public; they are using
the gum-shoe method, knowing that
their only hope is to catch the tenn
perance people mapping. Various
things that have been reported to
us are like so many straws, show
ing the direction Of the wind. Ger
tain things that have found their
way into the papers could have come
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-28
MORROW ADMITS OPPOSING
PARDON OF TOBACCO MEN

While in Louisville Sunday Ed
win p. Morrow, Republican candidate
for Governor and former United
States District Attorney, admitted
in an interview in the Louisville
Herald that he had opposed par
doning the Grant county tobacco
growers who had been convicted Of
violating the antitrust laws, and
though his name appears on the
brief of the government filed in the
U. S. Court of Appeals when the five
convicted farmers appealed their
case, reiterated the statement that
he chad nothing to do with the pros
ecution."
The records Of the Department of
Justice and of the Federal Court
show that Morrow was among coun-
sci for the government in the appeal
and that he opposed pardoning the
five humble farmers charged with
violating the antitrust law, though
not move was made by the Re-
publican administration, State or
national, toward Furnishing the to-
bacco trust, then engaged ON com
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-28
TEACHERS PAY HAS
NOT BEEN LOWERED

Senator J. A. Hinkle, Of Bloom
field. shows the falsity of the claims
in another Republican circular at
taclSing the management Of the
school system of the State in a let
ter in which he further shows that
instead of being reduced the salaries
Of school teachers have been increas-
ed until first-class school pays q
minimum of $50 a month and see
ond-class a minimum of $45. II the
census in district entities it to
money enough to pay a fatter salary
then the school authorities may in
crease the salary according to the
experience and grade of certificate
of the teacher.
Senator Hinkle said in his state
ment:
"They tell you that smaller sal
aries thinned the ranks of the teach
ers. Why did they not tell the truth,
and say: "The noble hearted young
men who were teaching young Amer
lea joined with the other patriotic
young men of America, and went
into the worlds great Military Acad-
envy and there taught the nations of
the earth some lessons that they
needed to know. And that many of
the flowers of our young woman
hood, like Mary, chose the better
part and proved to be Florence
Nightingales in the ranks Of the Red
Cross, or in clerical positions at our
National Capitol, and in other pa
triotic persuits.
"The school legislation Of the
1918 session was the essence of the
best thought of both political par
ties. After Senator Roy Mcfarland,
of Greensboro, was unseated and
ousted from the Senate. on a tech
nicality, when he had majority of
992, and his successful Republican
opponent had no experience in school
work, Republican Senator, Robert
Antel, chairman on Fish, Game and
Forestry, was transferred to the
craftsmanship of the committee on
education made vacant by the re-
tirement of Senator Mcfarland. SEN
ator Antle was a pedagogue and
county school superintendent of
fourteen years experience, and i'm
agine that the. Republican campaign
committee gave him the privilege of
laughing in his sleeves about this adj
lNeTuSenelt, DuI duinOHlSneu MIN 10
hold his tongue until after Novem-
Der A, 1919.
~ have often wondered where
Ananias got his training that en-
abled him to gain such lasting motor
iety, but having been a member of
the 1918 Kentucky Senate, and now
seeing that the Republican campaign
committee knows so many things
that are not so, am persuaded that
he must have been a member of the
aforesaid committee in his day and
generation"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-28
Where There's a Baby on Farm Keep
Rat-Snap

Rats are on most farms. Once they
get inside the house-look out. Rats
kill infants-biting them is not I'M
usual. Nursing bottles attract rats.
Break a cake of RAT SNAP and
throw it around. 1t will surely rid
you of rats and mice. Three sizes,
25c, SOC, $1.0O. Sold and guaranteed
by Chenault & Orear.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-28
SUGAR

Beet sugar is now ready for the
market and has been started to Ken
lucky. Those who are in position to
know figure the demand will be sup
piled by the 18th of November.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-28
SNOW

The first snow to fall and which
5 worth the place Of a news item,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-10-28

came to earth the 21st, covering the
ground at Louder, Wyoming, to the
depth of eleven inches.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-25
La ESPOSA DE Y. PAPEh
FUE DETENIDA

NUEVA YORK. Mario 2O.-Un
! incidente policiaco vino a reveiar ha-
&c dias, Que la esposa del Captain
aleman. Franz Won Papen. eX-Atta-
che mili.ar de la emhajada alemana
en- Washington Y quien Sc hizo cele-
bre Dor sus Servicios de espionaje en-
este pals. Sc encuentra reSidiendo aun
en- este pals.
Fl incidente policiaco ocurrio hacc
dias. en- una de las PARTICIPATES ave-
midas de la ciudad. Tn policia VIC
una DANA clegantemente vestida que
Nevada un perro sin bozal V con deli
cadeza lie Ilam0 la atcnci0n ell hecho
de u eStaba faltando 4 Ia Ordenan-
"a de Policia, que disponc que no Sc
pcrmita iievar perros sin bozal, a 10
que Ia DANA contesto algo molesta:
ESQ Sc me dice porque soy alemana.'
Esta observation basto para que cl
policia invitara a Ia sonora Il accom-
~panarlo 4 la Corte, en- doude la DANA
dijo llamarse Dorotea Won Papen. y
rser la esposa del Captain Franz Won
Papen.
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LEA listed ESTO
QUE LIE CONVENE

orlnas pasan a la sansrc y por ella
a todos los tcjidos impregnandolos y
traycndo TN cnvcncnamicnto cada e
mas grave, llegando en- o~casioncs a
producer trastornos mortales. Tone
mos a disposition del piblico I'm buen
numero de testimonies dc personals
idoncas y carectcrizadas dc distintos
paiscs, en- que nos rindcn, en- una
lorna que revela mucha sinccridad,
SUI agradecimicnto por 81 cxito que han
alcanzado con las Pildoras "Mitche-
la" para los Rinones. En- las di-
reccioncs que acompaha a cada frasco,
SC dan a coroccr mas en- dctallc las
Intermediates dc los rinoncs que han
sido dominadas con el uso dc este
gran cspcciiico, Y 81 Nd. padece de
cualquicra enfcrmcdad dc los rinones,
no dcbc vacilar en- haccr I'm cnsayo
con las Pildoras "Mitchella" para
los Rinones, espccialmcntc 81 no ha
obtenido Nd. rcsultados sa~tisfactorios
con otros mcdicaInentos vcndidos para
este fin. Pidalas en- las Farmacias y
Droguerias y no accpte Nd. sustitutos.
Rio Grande," Ell Paso; san An
runswig Drug Co., Los Angeles.
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Algunas personals en- su desespera-
cion por alguna enfcrmcdad de los
rinones que no han podido combatir
o exito, tales como; dolor dc espalda,
dolor de cadcras y lomos, hinchaz6n
dc las m~unccas, piernas y pantorriilas,
rcumatismo, %cansancio, llojcdad de las
piernas, catarro o inflamacion dc la
vejiga, ardor Y qucmaz6n al hacer
agrlls, dcrrames v~oluntarios durantc
Ia nochc V orina dc color s~anguinolcnto
O con scdimento; desconfian dc tales
O cualcs preparedness dc patente. A
esas personals les convene probar las
Pildoras "Mitchella' para los Ri
nones V scguramcntc que bcndeciran
habcr tcnido la oportunidad dc haber-
las cnsavado. Estando los rinoncs en-
cstado normal V saludable, sceun CT
dcstino que les do Ia naturalcza, todos
los ]productos ~vcncnosos que SC aCumu
Ian en- ! ORGANISING, son climinados
por las %orinas, pcro cuando los rinoncs
SC hallan congestionados o inactivos
por difcrcntcs Intermediates, csos pro-
ductos n~ocivos en- vez dc pasar a las
Con seguridad en- las Farmacia
tonic Drug CO.. San Antonio y Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-25
Ell MUNICIPIO LEBRE ES
LA PESADILLA DE
CARRANZA

eel Executive Sc veia imposibilitado
de dar protection debida a las repre-
sentaciones diplomatIcas ~eXtranjeras
V aun a velar por la seguridad de los
tres poderes de Ia Republica.
Ahora pide su SUPPRESSION eompleta
Mas no ha quedado conforme con
clio. Quiere ahora la Suppression del
Municipio L:bre en- toda Ia Republi-
ca. ~sosteniendo que "por ahora Ia
vida economical de EOS aguntamientos
es impossible y que "es necesario
torar mediGas para cvitar una ban
carrota economical general en- la Re-
pIblica.'
La inmoralidad mas cspantosa rel
ma desde que fu~ncionan los munich
pios librcs. segun propia confession
de su crcador, V ell cspectaculo que
prcsenta la Repdblica es de 10 mas
martiriZante que pueda imaginarse.
Los empleados roban sin tasa: los
macstros estan ~muriendose de ham
brc; los administrators de la ha-
cienda publica acaparan las escasas
monedas de ORC y plata que ingrssan
en- las caias de Ia tesorcria, Para su
]provecho personal, deiando sin am
paro d los demaS ~empleados, cuya
Situaciou va creciendo en- intoleran-
cia. Y 10 mas grave, 10 mas dotoroso,
10 mas transccndental; las seiioritas
empieadas, a~guijoneadas por la mise
ria v ell abandono en- que sc ven,
sientense tentadas de cacr en- la vo-
raginc, ante ell halago de las none.
das que no e llegar a su. man0a
hace mucho TEMPO, en- justa remit
neraci6n de su trabaio.
Todo este 10 ha visto ahora Ca
rranza,-al decir de sus mas ailega-
dos, V es por ESQ que pide la supre-
sion del Municipio Libre. Y conven-
edo del mai que han hecho tantas
libertades como concediera, empieza
a restringirlas. Porque ahora es un
ser!o obstaculo para la realization de
sus ~prop0sitos. 10 que en- mil move
cientos ounce constituyera la mejor
arma para ganar ell poder que que
rian quitarle los mismos que 10 ha-
bian apoyado contra Huerta.
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Ell SUPREME CONSEJO DE
GUERRA DISPUTE LA ST.
TUACION HUNGARA
Marcel Hutin dice que los ALA
dos han tornado precaucio-
mes para cualquiera even
tualidad en- Hungria
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PARIS Mario 24.-Se hi con-
vocado q una c~onfcrencia de los Prj-
r,eros Ministries aliados Y Gemas
micmbro5 del Supreme Console de
Guerra, para hoy en- la tarde, en- Ia
que Sc espara quc Sc d~iScutira la
question de Hungria Y Polonia. Y sc
| llegara d algun acuerdo rcIaciona-
do con las medidas militares que de-
ban tomarse para hacer frente Il la
situacion que ha surgido en- Ia Eu-
ropa oriental.
Por Sill partc. Ia CcmisiGn dc Ia
Liga de las Nacioncs, Sc reuEira nue.
vamente hoy en- Ia noche, y Sc cspera
que termine practicamente cl conve-
| Mo dcfinitivo que habra dc formar
Ia constitutions dc la liga dc las Ma
| clones.
La Confercncia de PaZ h. Tec!hi-
! do aviso dc los agentes de la enten-
&c. dc Ia c:itica situaci6n que hay
en- Hungria. V de declarado estado de
guerra que cl nuc"o gobierno hols-
| heviki hungar0 la decretado contra
Ia entente.
Ell Primer Ministro Clemenceau
| tuvo aver una larga conferencla con
ell Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores,
n. iPchcn, en- Ia cual sc trat0 la
question de Hungria. Segun Sc dice,
una de las cosas que Sc ~discutieron
hoy en- la manana en- ell Supreme
Conseio DE- Guerra, fue el Immediate
cnvio de las divisiones polacas del
| General Halter. a Danzig. Y su des-
EMBARGO en- csc puerto, gustc o no
a los alemanes, para que prosigan a
! "clonia.
Marcel Hutin. Director del Eco
De Paris, el periodico reconocldo CO.
no e! 0rgano del gobierno, dice cue
Sc han tornado otras precauciones pa
"a cualquiera e~ventualidad que pu-
| diera sobreveuir en- Polonia o Hun
| gria. Dos divisiones franceSas Sc en-
cuentran en- Budapest Y otras Nar!as
| Sc hallan en- Belgrade, CAPITAL de
Serbia, listas para tomar Ct campo
V Sc cree Que esa fuerzas, juntamen-
te con las tropaS rumanas, podran
| haccr frente a Ia situaci0n. a! me-
nos mientras l.egan los refuerzos
aliadoS.
POI 81 parte, Raymundo Recouty,
cscribe en- FL Figaro. V dice que las
di~v;siones en- question Sc hallan gran
demente redu,'das en- effective y P2-
der. V que los rumanos Sc ncuen
! tran cast sin equipo. Las fuerZas
de! Rev Fernando de Rumania Sc
italian ademas distribuidas en- una
extension de varies c]entenares de
Kilometres. desdc cI Banat de Ia
mesvar Il Odessa, que dificilmente
podrian oponerse a la amenaza que
TODD hace aparecer. sc halla q punto
| de. tomar una forma definitiva.
La situaci0n es tan seria, como Ia
que surgi6 cuando el Conereso de
Eienu supo Ell regreso de Napoleon
de Ia ISla de Elba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-25
La poIitica ~latino-americena
de los Estados Unidos

WASHINGTON. Mario 24.-Sc
ha sabido aqui que I'm grupo de Sc
nadores r~epublicanos tiencn la in
tenci6n de pedir que Sc haga una
Investigation acerca De la politica
del Gobierno en- la America Latina,
Y conocer la causa a que obedece el
descontento en- algunos de los paises
centro-americanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-25
Registro Civil

Una nina dc Estcban Sanroman y dc Err
nestina Saldaha dc Sanroman. en- Gil S.
Richer
Una nina del senior Crstohal Sanchez y
lie Carmen NJ. dc Sanchez. en- 10I s. Pc
COS.
Una nina del senior Miguel Quintcro y Her
linda Ortiz dc Quintero. en- 3il y. san
Saba.
! Una nina del senior Florcucio Herrera y
Ge II sonora j. Flores de Herrera. TN llG2
Fl ParO.
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M~lSCELANEA

Canto~ = "a Mgicr.-Colccci5n de verses
sc.osSicos. :ormados con nouabres &c unU-
!ereS, pur ordcE aifabrticU ........... COS
En- Casa Aicna--TLginas del desticrrc,
POI M~anuelNGEuuiz Blanco -..-.-.-... iOc
LIS Voz DC "a NaturaIeza.-Coleccion de
hc-mosas Y mora!c> hiSt0-ietaS .-.-.-Sl.50
Las Mi Y una Nocnes.-Eccmosa collection
DC cucntoS oriensalcs. Edicion I n rus
I-sS Nil y una Noches--Empastsda... .. Sl.o0
Les Nil y M Dizs.-CuentoS araocs ' per-
!, ssS. trsdGciGoS nj castcllanC...-....-..Sl.OO
Va ley Gc Dios.-ColcccioH dc leysndsS ba-
ssdaS en- los rriucinios del pccalcEc, po-
0a. Maria del 9ilar SiaucS ..---.-.--Sl.2o
Nuiercs CelebrcS DC Observation-Disclosures
dc irteressutcS datos Sobrc las mujcTcs
mas nceabIcs pIc h. proiucido .ie&ico. $i.G5
v:aic Alrcicdor del MuHdo.-intc-eSsrtc
-cEatc &c un viaje P'r las principals
lacIores del G!obo ...........,..... soc
CODIGOS MEXICANOS.
Codico Civil.-Edici6n Official ..........S2.o0
CodiEe de ProcediruientoS Civiles -.....$l.5O
N"GlEu Penal ...S+.oc
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MATRIMONiOS
ubaldo Castillo y Micacla Ramircz
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Sc anuncia para hoy. en- SAN Antonio :
sus alrededores. an dia nub1ado con una tem-
p~er2tura miHima que variara entire IS y 6i
grades, soplsndo frescos y moderadoS vien-
tos del sur.
81 termometro marco aver Ia temperature
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-25

Cuando necesite libros en- espanoi,
d~irijasc a ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
can-o Rose Arn Co. h-i~~'~ t."
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O6RAS DE EMILIO lola

N-rSn see
,fa,.t,-, DO ma NI.crta ............- SIS
Los MYSTERIES Le Nar5slia .....--. 'SS
~SrsSS, u. Claudio .-........-.. SOC
ia EonouisJa lie PlassanS. Dos tones 90
49, - SOC
Niu,r .. SOS
:, .c,.ri.nria Eug>Eic Eoug9r- : tvmoS lido
=" ..-.--.. sos
- racinl lie Amor Dos tones .-.-.,Sl.oo
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AutorcS DiUerS0S.-
.osRAs DE GRANDEs AUToREs.

ArnaGo hasta e. PatibulC. por LoAai.....$l.5G
E~1tremcseS. por Ceramics SI''V
n Ba-5ero dc Sevilla y Las BGdas de FL
- nor Reau,,srchaiS .......$l $3.50
- psrai.o P.-e;do. Dor Milton ........ $50
q BanGolero. Dor TirSO de Moiina.....S 400
81 3bneLr Ssl Rev. nor Gabriel Miro. $I.50
Hamlet ) Romeo y Julieta. pos Shake
g,.,-c $50
la Noy!a de L~amc-moor. poc Scott. ....S l.2o
Ia Ercida. por V:-=ilin ..-.-..-...... Sl.2O
N:=eya. 2o- Federico M!stra! .......-..Si.oo
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F~elicitas l.. dc HoyoS. en- $50 PastoTcs
Maria OrGc5cz. en- Ga y. PccoS.
Paula Hcrnandcz. en- 90 Monterrey.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-25
Martes l.:
DE ABRIL

:Quiere listed que esta fe-
cha sea para I'd. de agrada-
6leS recuaydos. o bicn que le sea
desagradabie pcr no habeIsc
aprovechado de la oportunidad
que Sc le presento? DadaS las
actuales circunstanciaS hemos
decidido fijar tai fecha, con la
condici5n ademaS. de que 81 las
acciones son suscritas con eX-
ceso, devolveremos cl dinero
que Sc nos mandc para suScri-
birlas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-25

Damos las mcjores refercn-
c!as. en- 10 Que respccta a nues
ira honorabilidad Y Solvencia,
de las SiguienteS inStituciones:
Security National Bank of Dal-
las. Y Guaranty State Co, de
Wayhachie. Texas. Una vcz
que haya hccho I'd. una inveS-
tigacion de nuestra negotiation
cnviC 81 cupon adjunto Il nues-
tras oficinaS.
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BIBLIOTECA DE NOVELISTAS.

CToroS cmpas:1ios ca tclG iiHG.)
Perez Escricb.-
Fl Pan de los PobreS. Cuatro $3.50
II Amor de los Amores. Cuatro tones $3.50
ii inferno De los CeloS.-SeGunda parte
lie n anterior. Cuatro tomos .........S$.6o
La Madre De los DeSamparados { tomoS. $3.50
La Mujer Additera. Cuatro tomos -....-SG.6o
AutorcS DiUerSos.-
Astucia o los CharrOs Contra5anGEtas--
Novela meSicana. Dos tumos ...-...-.Sl.SO
e. Site dc IL Roche!a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
Ii Ee-msaa de la Carload. pcr y. Emilio
Castelar,. Dos tcmos $3.50
Memorials dc una Suegra. pCr Accvedo... 9Oc
Memorials. Rel:quias = Ect-2toS.-Narra
Clones patriot;css. pc Pea .----.--.- zoe
NAPOLEON. po- Dumas ................. 9Oc
Tn Hiio Natural, por Noubela ..-.....- soc
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!. True translation filed with chc Post
:. master at San Antonio. Tex. rs re-
!: CURED by the at Of October 6. 1917. .
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CTomoS cmpqs:1ioS ca telG iiHG.)
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WANTED--LiSht housekeeping rooms
by couple with two-yeT baby. 0-a7.
Care OklRhomNn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-02

TWO furnished light housekeep ping
rooms, no objection to child. iiio
w,st Tth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-02
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR RENTING nicely furnished
rooms with use M kitchen. bath,
sleeping porch. telephone. Man and
Rife preferred. sl0 Eorth Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-02
FEMALE HELP WANTED

FIRST CLASS stenographer with abil-
itv TO learn to take charge OF depart -
mcnt OF gooG sized office, prefer won
an with abstract or law office eSpe p
rcnCe. satisfactory. permanent POSI-
ton G-3O Oklahoman.
WANTED-Glrls over 20 years OF age.
Apply between $50 and a. N. Sifer
Candy Co Twelfth and Santa Fe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-02
MALE HELP WANTED.

f1RST-CLASS plnsterer Rnd brick ma
son for small job. Apply Iil5 W. 22nd
SALESMAN WANTED-A-l sileline.
good commissions light sample.
Western Hat Co. M South Robinson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-02

WANTED-First-cl class automobile me.
cl anic. Permanent position and good
wages II you can deliver the goods.
Phone or wire me at my expense.
George +. Dusbabek's garage, Okeene,
nkla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


YOUNG LADY will accept position
after Aug. lj. expert comptometer
operator. accountant. experienced ulB
business, such as wholesale house.
sugar refining. railroad accounting.
will exchange references. VI In need vi
this kind of help address Irene Oldham
6l2 \. Corona. Colorado Springs, Cot.
GIRL, high school graduate. one year
teaching experience, wants office
work or clorking. G-96. Oklahoman.
PRACTICAL NURSE. years OF eNpe'
rience, reference. Phone Walnut 1897,
YOUNG LADY wants plAce to worA
for board and room, outside school
hours. Phone Maple 1884.
YOUNG widow wishes position a.
housekecper for young wldower. Call
Sunday at 1906 South Harvey
LADY experienced as district assist
AM. also cashier and can uso type
writer Miss Mohr, Maple 373.
WIDOW with child wans position as
housekeepor. G-sJ. Oklahomnn.
EXPERIENCED woman bookkeeper de
sres position with reliable firm. en-
poyed. present salary, $40, wishes 10
locate in Oklahoma City. Csc. Okla
homan.
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slinscRIPTlON RATES.

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cent, copy or 10 cents week.
In oklahoma Cly. -.,
ok, KI,AHOMA ClTY TINES evenlns,
and DAILY OKLhHOMAN (motn,nt,.
"a pepets a week delivered hY carrier
IN Oklnhomn city and vicinity. per
weeN &c cents. ,o,,.r.
All unsolicited manuscripts' leters
and n,ctures sent TO the Times are sent
AZ ,re r,k Of the owner The OKanon,u"
P,,Snshins company expressly repun,. =.
ste, any responsibility for ihe'r sa'e
custody or roturn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-02
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Au experienced salesman.
tailoring. Experienced one preferred
with large following Must be A-No |
man Apply Scotch Woolen Mills. II
North Harvey.