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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
ROMANCE OF ARMY
DAYS CULM|NATES
IN QUIET WEDDING
CLIFFORD EICHELBERGER PROM
INENT SOUTA OTTAWA YOUNG
MAN IS MARRIED TO DES
MONIES, IOWA. YOUNG LADY.

\ war romance, dating bact to the
Suumc, Of HIS. when the groom was
stationed at Camp Dodge, near D"s
Nouie.. eliminated yesterday when
Miss Ruth Osterhud, a popular young
resident OF the Iowa metropolis and
Clifford itcichoberger, a We!I known
South Side young man, were united in
marriage. The ceremony was per
formed at tine home OF the brides
parent, Mr and Mrs. Charles Oster-
mnd In Des Nojnea. on account of
the sefioua illness of the groom's Is
father. William Ejchelbergcr. the we'd.
ding was very quiet affair, and was
marked by extreme simplicity in
every detail
The only attendants Woro The broth
or and sister OF the bride. None OF the
ero0ms relatives from Ottawa We're
present. owing To the illness OF the
Senior Mr. Eichelbergcr
The bride was attractiyely attirad
IN 4 white satin gown, ana carried a
shower bouquet ot roses and sweet
peas. Her travelling suit was Of dark
bme cloth with hat to match.
After a short honeymoon the happy
couple will return To Ottawa and
make thir home in the Eichelberger
residence at 2l2 state street
The bride is a very charming young
lady and Is known by q number Of
people from this city.
The groom is q graduate of the OF
t1W1 f0Un4hiu hiyh l.rlDpl and has
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
FEAR FLOODS IF SNOW
IF SUDDENLY SWEPT
INTO RIVERS
RAINS ARE MENACE
SHOULD MELTING BE FOLLOWED
BY HEAVY DOWNpOUR FOX
AND ILLINOIS WOULD BOTH
FACE UNPRECEDENTED HIGH
WATERS-LAST RECORD MADE
IN 1916.

Belated January thaWs, coming at a
time when the ground is covered with
a thick covering of snow, are causing
considerable CONSERVATION 10 occu.
pants of the bottom lands along the
Fox and Illinois rivers, who fear 4 re
currenCe Of the floods OF Il Few years
back, when both streams reached the
highest stages ON record
The thaw today while being very
apparent, made but little impression
upon the Fox and Illinois. but people
well versed in river lore are skeplical
over what the future may contain, i'll
event the melting OF today is followed
by a continuation Of the warm
weather, with now and then rain TO
speed the work OF destruction.
Reports from all sections OF the Hi
nois valley indicate prospects tor a
Hood which will equal. ii not surpaSa
the high waters Of January 1916 when
the waters OF the Fox flowed across
Main street and made an island Of tie
east side At that time Il new record
was created for floods, the new high
school. then under construction, being
partially inundated b. the TWO rivers.
With the heavy blanket Of SNOW.
which is covering all northom hi
nois. tributaries OF the two streams
will be flooded with the waters which
will rush down into the two rivers to
give lowlands in the vicinity OF Otta-
wa plenty OF grief.
Hopes that the floods can be stem
med il part b. the heavy coating of
ice which covers both streams, has
been expressed in man. quarters
Confidence is felt if the ice can hold
out until the bulk OF the surface
waters flow away, danger OF the
havoc Of 1916 will be wiped away by
tie time the ice breaks loose and
starts to How down stream
AT all points along the two rivers
preparations are being made for cog
ing with the flood in case ii comes.
In MarSeilles and Ottawa all possible
means Tor fighting the high waters
will be used to prevent any more dam
age than IS necessary. The high
school and armory, with the concrete
walls and dirt embankment are now
entirely out Of danger. unless, of
course, the waters should exceed all
former marNs by several feet. il
which event. considerable of the down
town district would then be under
water. There seems to '2 10 danger
Of that ever occurring.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
METAL CO. HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETING

At > O'Clock tomorrow afternoon a
meeting Of the stockholders of the OF.
taWa Metal ColIapsible Box and Bas.
ke. Company will be held in the of.
flee Of The company, corner of Fulton
ana superior streets. at which time
it is proposed to Increase the stock
OF the company lrom $2o,G00 to $l00
r'.
The company has some very promis
ing prospects for the sale of its wares
ana the most vital thing is the need
of mere capital and an increase OF
The sock is made necessary that this
end might be accomplished.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
RAIL WAY TRAIN SHIPS
FRONT OF TROLLEY

Aurora. Jan. pa Chicago &
Northwestern railway train today col
lidcd with an Elgin.bound intprlrbau
train on the Aurora, Elgin 4 Chicago
electric lin" \aitcr leaving Geneva,
and cut off the front yostibule of the
car as clean as with a knife. The ac-
cident was remarkable as twenty-five
passengers on the intcrurhan escaped
without serious injury. and not pane
of glass in the car proper was brok-
ON. Two passengers who sat III the
front of the car were bruised The
motorman was slightly injured,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
FLU RACES ON TRANS
ATLANTIC VESSEL

Plymouth, Eugllnd, Jan. 29--lr-
tuenza ragged on board the Cmard
line steamer Kaiserin Augusta Vic.
toria during hor passage here from
New York, whence She sailed Jan. II.
She arrived here today There were
Sky cases OF influenza among the
passengers and the crew. Three of
the cases developed into pneumonia
from which one died last night 1t
was declared on the steamer that the
absence Cl stimuIantS on the shin
which was sailing dry had ham
pered surgeons in fighting the praya
lent diseases.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
Sretty Idea e Chin &e.

chinese gardeners sometimes plant
statuettcS of tiny mon firmly in pots,
Just like real plants, and then train
live erergrecnS Ia grow up oyer these
statucttcs. The vines thus form a
kind of robe for the ~tatupttc men,
their white faces ami hands protrul.
ins from the green leaves.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
ADMINISTRATION IS
CHARGED WITH USE
OF KAISER METHODS
SOUTH SlDERS AT PROTEST
AGAINST PAVING ACCUSE IN.
PROVEMENT BOARD or EMU
LATINO METHODS OF EX.EM-
PEROR WILHELM.


InEetlIF'@ were not spared last
evening when south side resident met
.al. t,a. tow, a1l.,u .a.,,,iao tLa. rit.., ad.
....:....,;. .-.
iHiili7 l''ii"" I"i 't9 "pPai'H' "'''i III
NATION to pave certain streets OF thcI
section thereby overriding the pro.
tests Of ninety per cent OF the prop
ertE owner The meetiaR. presided
over by G. \. FroNdcu publisher Of
'h" Fair Dealer and a candidate Tor
mayor last eprng, WaXed warm at
times and such cpitaphs as Kaiser
ism, were hurled at the admmistra-
ton before The session came to u
cloac.
The election Of officers, VINO Wcr"
delegated to lead the iirht against
any improvements being made on the
south side This year. resulted in Mr..
Crowden being named president:
VefqI4yaI .nrra,a,,c.trcaen,rI.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
TWO YANKS KILLED
IN SEMINOFF ATTACK

London, Jan. 29--The Amerlcan
casualties when one OF Gen, Semin.
off's armored train was captured by
an American railroad guard de ach
ment on th0 transl, berian line near
Lake Baikay on Jan. 10. are given by
the war Office as two killed and three
wounded.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
DEBS' LAST SPEECH
READ INTO N. Y. RECORDS

Albany, Jan. 29--Eugene V. Debs'
last speech before his voice was
Silenced by a penitentiary sentence
of ten years for violating the espion-
age act, was read into the record to-
day at the trial of the five suspended
socialist assemhlymen being tried by
the assembly judiciary committee.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
LORD LEVERHULME
FAVORS DRY ENGLAND

Plymouth. England Jan. 29.-Lord
Loycrhulme. the rBitish manufacture
er. who arrived here today from Il
two months visit to the United tSates
declared himself in favor of the adop-
tion of prohibition in Great Britain,
thru which he said enough could be
saved TO pay Britain's Indebtedness
10 America within five years.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
HIGH TAX RATE is
PREDICTED FOR 1921

Washington, AIN. z9.-Government
taxes during 1921 will amount to ap-
proximately $3.50 for every family in
the United States. Rep. Luce, repub-
lican, Massachusetts, declared in the
house. Criticising the federal reserve
board for issuing $4,000 100000 in
notes, Mn. Luce sald there was an
impending financial menace"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
WOULD MAKE LIMCOLN'S
BIRTHDAY A NATIONAL
HOLIDAY THRUOUT i. S.

Washington, Jan. 29--A joint reso.
luton declaring Lincoln's birthday a
national holiday was introduced TO.
day by Senator Sherman of Illinois
ana referred to the judiciary commit
tee.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
Trolley Ambulance.

A Brazilian city uses n trolley car
ambulance to transport patients to and
from hospitals n its suburbs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
one MORE ATTEMPT
TO APPEASE G. 0. P.
DEMOCRATIC PLAN
(By the Associated pressD

Washington Jan. 20 Negotiations between
democratic and republic an leaders of the senate
who apparently approac he'd deadlock on the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
WE AT HE n.

Fair tonight and Fri
day; warmer tonight and
In south portion Friday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29

OTTAWA JOURNA.
Established 1880
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
MALE HELP WANTED
NOTICE
HIGH CLASS
anIICIrOnA

EANrED-LNs-wire solicitors ~hO can
furnish csc o. re 10 represent the OKLA
hona tafnttr- stoekman In Oklahoma. Az.
pli-rnts must have the ABILITY 10 .ho"
Sal, t.soits No down and cutters wanted.
c%vvrHnt,sa salary. fixed ear OF tg al
iowann. with all hotel and travelling c-
y macs PAID. THIS IL = live proposition 70
those who havs snap and vim TO go ahead'
Good chances Tor future advancement
Either cAli IN person or make Application
to the Circulation Manager Oklahoma
T.rmss Stockholm, OkiuhomRt. bldg Oh
lal nm iItv. tgiA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

wANrED-0ocd sl-reund hiaoksmi,h
write or wire. 7 r WAL. oksmsh,
Ohla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

AGE 20. FAMILIAR WIN GENERAL.
souE EXPERIENCES N CREDITS;
M1iOLRsALk u YEARS kxGEniENcH,
q YEARS PRESENT P0hiIfoN, 1JHsiR k
CONNECTION WITH iocAL CONCERN
WHERE PAST EXPERIENCE AND ~
FORTS WILL cotST BEsT OF Nff'
kRECEs AND BoND. AIS. OKLA
HuMAN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
Ts~AIEAwwN wsNTvn

WANTED salrsrrn Tor Nsty county In
the state best asbestos fieer roof paint
suld shyvh"rr snoi commission no col
lrrtins see samples snd YOU will hnos
you can sfil a. pays wtii u 100. Okia
humHn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

WANTEp-Fiftt fiass Ford mschsnlr
one capable ~ hsndiirs hnfnlng In
ma hin~, also hrsfilins welding me- hin.
~. don't snsWrr unless you can fl ne
bil hay spencer. Amr, uatsg' Amt'
nkIs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
A Hr,r WANTED
ONE HUNDRED GIRLS

viii he sddea % the force ~
telephone operators Ia Oklahoma
,Ity within the next few month,
These girl. will have work that
4. pleasant, ~pStnhneAt aud pruft-
81 nhia. They viii he path = good
salary even While they are learn.
iug the business. and that salary
viii be Increased as soon 80 the
training c1utre ~ completed,
They will have rest rooms,
locker rooms, lunChs. ~ cost. Va
cations with pay. uhi protection
against financial loss In case "
sIckBrss ~ accident.
They will enter an hnnorei or
euphtinn for girls NJ a time when
the uuparlunttirs II offers Tor
RAPID advancement 70 higher posi-
tons AZ. the greatest IN its his
tory,
you CAV NE oNE or THESE
ONE HUNDRED GIRLS II yoa
rrs over sixteen yeaf, " Ass and a
can pas. rimpls entrance re-
requirement.,
Make application by t,lephon.
Ing Mrs. nm. en- pioymsnt SUPER
Nisur. At PIX 100, ~ ny calling
IN person al Room .lt. Tels.
phcn. Unllfins .., ,,,.-
sDUTitWEsTEWN MILL TELfPhoNF
COMPANY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

WANTED nsEiat,f-d phsmHg.t, Ilta's
send references win first letter aleu-
salary expected. savanna ntuG 'Umpahi
~sVHnfu. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

OKLAHOMA CRY TINES csFfningi 'ni
DAILY OKLAHONAN tn"rn'nsh -
tap.r. . week delivsfsd ~ carer sin
oklshoms cry and vicinity. pei
week, $50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

MALE stenosrsphtf, good position faf
right party QUE ledger clerk Oklahoma
Rsforeses Association. Russell Bldf lioil
n. Robinson. Maple s1:e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
SPECIALITY SALESMAN e

SPECIALITY SALESMAN
VIZ NAVE GoOn PLACE
upES FDR EiUWr Man.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT Ma
TiONAftY ADV 7 ~ I'D
LISE PREFER MAN WITH
ENPErIEScE rASAEp MEAT
or GROCERY GOOD SALARY
REPLIES TREATED tpNf1-
DENriALLf. Bisl, okLAHp-
MAN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
Sal EsvEN

Statesmen
20 sell oil leases IN syndicate plan.
Ten SHOW YOU now 10 make 1905
week. Others are dolnx Il Call
In person. Only fi~rst-clsss' men
Apply
M SOUTHWEST NATIONAL
HANK ktuD.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
CoNrnACTISG 4 RsrAiRi>C

s s-.---- .s,~~.-, s-aA~~~
J. L JONES. specialist. Tor roof rtpoirs
lsaky bAsemvnts and sInkun How're
Maple ;.'1
FREY WIN do your carpenter rcpa ting,
r.nodcling promptly best reference.
shop. bas,msnt American National hldE f,
phon. waiugt 1872 Mhpl" .s.s.
W. c. MlsKiMES. contractor Job car
pen,srinf a specially, Msr'c Su
JoB PLAsTtRiNG neatly aud promptly
done Maple s;.s-J
CALL Map. 2I3i Cor repair work. Lgud-
ius and trsting furniture
MAPLE G,U for general contracting fret
class carpenter ana repair ~ots
RuuPiSG srg repairing. Jack Benson.
Walnut 1908
FREY will do your fspBirine. rcmci-l.
me And cabinet Work neat md rant,
shop basement American Nsunnai Bank
building wrInu, I2;s Maple t2S
u II UIrT. NIX Contractor aui
nliiisr Maple tiii
GENERAL contractor and carpenter oil
ktnds % repair hfick. cement blocks,
walk al work neatly flashed. none too
small Hl JOBS promptly cared Tor wal
nui ibt %
ASPHALT roofing laid On over ,hinyic,
ukiah0ma huofins Co. 10 West ith.
Walnut Eff
" u GARNER. contractor and builder
have had 80 yesu sSprfierct IN build
Ing goNq hrme< best % references
Phone Maple 1875,
C%ARPENrEH repair and building Cali
Walnut ,s0l. G j. Peterson
--sa- BE- -
SITUATIONS wANTED--FENALE
49, 49, - aaa"anTME~@@
POSITION wanted by experienced person
either rbnh ar second work. first rtaas
wages expected Maple p,b-k
uOup positions ~ vperlencSh capable
rtnnosrAphers At boDkkrcpsra, Apply
at " Z A alii, West let. Hours
TO ! , NJ
PLALE TO DO hou.eNofk where mother
Norss. or position AZ hou.eseeptr. hy
widow Vita small cnIlf. Phone Maple
5y,a,j
srEN5IRAPnER de,ires a position
Mepie s,ys.
UNSATISFACTORY BY widow With
baby Ia nonths Cd. prefer a place
with elderly people or home shsfs there
are no children. Nsttic Wilson, cara Hotel
central, Edmnnd uhla
CuNPErrN1'. experienced stgnosra her.
statc normal school %rrsruaie. d~s'r"s
permanent position Law preferred Maple
blL
srESoditArHEh Beginner dcsltes post
ton cali Miris ,sS
TEACHER r,pstsnctd In PRIMARY aud
grade work. w,%hes Iosiunu references,
n 10 pLlHhomsn
stNGLE mitdls asci lady want' position
a. h~ousrtreper, permanent IlScs IN
private family ~, o~klnNonlan
YOI'NG man, 81 years of 80 would like
Ia become connected with rome whole
sol, house, ~ salesman IN tho road. no
PREVIOUS experience. but VIII ru~Ataht"r
satisfaction Address k'D, ohlHh"man
FXPEFlESCEU lady boobkespet wants
permanent posiIion also do stsnoEraph
IT, wnrs A-gS o~hlshoneh
srESOORAEllEH employed wants 80
ira work 10 do In office VIII give bet"
0f reference. Mss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13


WANTED several sF'' Hnn women WIN
some 'lprt,tnre 70 w.tN ~ 's, ',.'
i"p"fin''h' '"l''' '"~"'ll, - w. ~
sNLESlAIltS sen ~ N,'mH'1 ~
u",s,, V',"a'u 80, u,,.Jw.y Hvts'
h,nm. ~, 'oI,' 'pbcr. Mi. ,so0
UASTru-., 49, r.t.r.rg, ,.,t A.
,v A. IN. a.,ntrpt managers desk
u',tu. ,,i,l
WANTybL whit. rtri 40 DO SECOND
Noth In ttl,ate family 90 ". ian
Walnut, ttiE
MIN. ,,,u,,, r.ta IN,
uIV,r, .itt, ". Caifoun
,.rEn ~. .t.,,.ub., e.. ,, IA
Tn, ln-wsstet.i, r'nI orp,-tgulty ,nr
l,ti,emcnt. GRIMM nfokerago ro.
NANrln- .,p.tienc.d candy .aIe,,Ady
Ami, Uos, tarI, shor. 20! Wet Main.
WANTED -GIn or woman ,,p.tl,nrcl In
COLLAR !rou,ng New state h. undty. i.J
n ltsnr,'.
TWO .spsti.uecd comptomcter op,tators.
SALARY op.u. oklahoma Reference As.o.
clsiinn. Nu,s.l. rldg 1904 = Rot,
insou. .Nar,r sac
MAtDM ANTEp aim, $50 7gsL =
p,"saNT
,org,. ...,
Iy,y ogt, In MIA, At, family E,f.r,u,r,
required phou, Maple sOss
WANTED Etpericn,-d arnoxraph.r
must \. hxh schp1I graduate Cali gul
Avon MAY
"a, Nr.r u,.nr., u,i,. s,.i g.,
nous, so,b. thfs. in family. W.lnut
itI
W,SrEn-t,ay w.itt..,-. .i.u ,,r.
,,',,.i ndy c,n. a. u,t,tI, loo
~ ~
rpE ,., - il,
"N'ihl, ~ /" N"n'." "
Nv, 80
~sS,'n,ht hsr1n'""" '"' ~"
"As Two .ip't'su.en 'n','I !.
label food ptod9cl@ ,.mpbrll rfodue''
,"'FoIH,o",
WANTED An assistant, ~hooAsrrp't ~nh
,ome Inp,,ie''' WHY Nv" "'
""t"'"'
wANTtp-rot AVID pan r.'her v W G
A. Cafeteria, lsA West lN.
wASrEp-risht trliabl. m a. shirt
makers either ~ experienced OPERATOR.
of 10 learn the trade We pay the highest
.rai- iof experienced operator. We are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
pursswAsINo Avn MILLINERY

ruRS REMODELEp-A Also ladies' and
mems SUITE, srpstt wotkmAnship veneki
Tailor furr,sr. io1 b RArysy, Walnut
Nls
fiNST-Ct.AsR dtessmAker will come TO
your home Cali Walnut isti.l,
MARY MorSoHR 2it security BldK,
Maple 1851
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
1TsS""yT., , y.':s: ,ssgg A'A'

VIII .hste . ns-Iy furnished ho,ns vi
'anrshisl roupis sssry'hins fsr~'sh\
| Mamie tAbOtI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

pnN OPERATOR wanted ~ local firm
pleasant houfs and spcl saiap "A.
on .k.trau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

FiNE NOON house f%sfn.hsi sssI,sl
ear line ~ y Everest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
SITUATIONS wANrrp-xAiE


PogITIDN WANTED by reliable young
man. N,li educated Address u J Hin-
Norman. Ul y Robinson. City, Tor par
urulsi' regarding same
ACCOUNTANT and federal tax specialist
viii prepare your tax reports properly
and inyrstispte previous returns, M
dress bio. OklahonlAn.
~ALI-AROUSD office man ~ years OF
age aud married. who has had years II
general business. experience and -
thoroughly familiar with office details.
would Ike connection with reliable com
pRny IN any capacity; either In or out
~ office. provided II pays rood salary
with opportunity Tor Aivsn~ meat ~
Year, experience N. Bookkeeping account
ins and cont accounting also thoroughly
experienced In buying and handling poul
Try. esgs and hides ef'ici NJ, honest and
no, AFRAID of work what have you 10 OF.
Ter B.tS OklshomAn
WANTEp-Hy man and wife. fst.eisss
chef and s,cobd. " cook and w%aitrrss
ho'ri preferred, In or cut o. city Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
FEMALE HrLr WANTED

rnN OPERATOR wanted ~ local firm
pleasant houfs and sp0d saiap Al.
ukIahoman
WoNAS Tor Out ~ town : IN family
no laundry state 'aiafy. HlSe uSis-
hoWau
WANTED Experienced strnoEtaphsr. Hp-
ply In poison. from ss m 10 . y IN.
iie Hprskuritt sag
wAhrTD-,o.orea Woman for house
work: have servants quarters CAL
Maple So,G ~ sprlS. 81 East Nh
keeper by widowef. tao
tn family middle ased lady preferred.
B0I 90. norman. Okla
wANrEp-coior,i gun Tor senetsi hou.-
WORK. must ho Eo,d cook hiing ,t>
rtfef'u'e I.1 V ?ist ia forenoon
! WANTLb-s SOMEONE ~ board srd obrr
lot iva children, aged 10 and J.! Maple
lNe.
| WAIST tumnsfs. makers and sppu'h.
titcs also oripfrd malf NJ boy VIII d"'s
not stlrnd school Chi t~haptau Muliu"fy
1IIb ", Main.
WANTED E,p~ri.no.d lady cashier aud
candy siri At Hsfuifs. iot " Main
WASTED-tN An or. TOWN OF o00
REApY.TO.wEhR SAtEsLAbY, uNE
THAT CAN ALTER P~HEFERREp GlNE
| PULL PARTICULARS ANp STATE SAL
ANY WANTED ~ FIRST LETTER y
RArSER. JALk, OKLA
wNNrED-sghoo Eirl's service. IN 81
change fer her room and board. Wal
nu' lstp,
Z WANTED liousskeop,r. cook one meal a
day sn1 stay wuh small boz. Cal me
quics walnut 11h
iNANrEp-housekcpsr willing 10 g. -
sulphur. okla, for time being WI
pay Expenses there and back and tsV
per DAY" walnut SOS
ASSISTANT nOoKKErrrR- "ns Who
can do biillns and s~ttnusr.phirE 40
! other need Apply No phone rali- sherp
AUTO supp., Go iVs y Broadway
whNTED-Co,prrd sri Tor %sen'rsI house.
Work CAli iit West ~ :
WANTED coioryd Woman for coosing
and hpus.wofk. Walnut tgs0 1903
I Wet 18th ~
M,NrED-E,ptusne-d nsrostapasr lot
h~ firm Tan Maple SaN
WASTED -riut.cia,s maid. white or
ruiotrl good home Phone Maple tlu'l
WANTED-pihins room, sirl prefer
une To work for husbands room aud
loAfd iis v Heno Mrs. Emit
WANrEp-ESprr.nced ,t,nosrsphrr for
NV tinn. Cali Maple tsh
WHITE GIRL for general Homework rs
IS ?t-t walnut ,issi
WANTED - Experienced sicnvsrspher
Apply ftrn hiscuit 90"
WANrRp-LAdy or pleasant disposition
,Rpal,r Il assisting directur IN tnhdiins
!o,al talent for motion piclnfe'. anu
huhdlo thsa'er hsS Offt'c ,ali In person
10 : ~ to y m. { b.. W,idner, sara
tpsA hotel.
st.uostspher roo'ko oppor'
t4uiiy for beginner Must bo accurate Ia
dlrtsuun. PA. pklahomnn
DOMINATION rrhographer and clerk
Aar,ed Reply N own haniwiitinF al
ttsiug experience. etc, re okIahoniah
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

kRJlHrERED rAarmsetst wants pesIiior (,
long espsssenee soker can O. 10 work
~ soeS: sale Y ~ pes uesh, Address, D
nalsA o.. psllseGy. otlaAsmA cNs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

LARGE CORPORATION wants Yuunr man.
atput Is years ~ pEr Nhs IL expert
rnpel In office work and can u" p yrc'
writsr. references required Seo ST. fhi
COZ Mercantile Ilir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

Nut'SI wan wanted o. matliHs ,srs
prefer hIgh school graduate, f%'isr'ure-
fsIlitcd Hro Mr Fulist a. 20. hgr sn't''
HiiI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

NANrED-W asbmaH and wrlnrsr man
waite swan Laundry. u h%foAdNsy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

NirrLf furnished ife"m apsumsj
private bath ph@ssssI"n fsh ~ ~s(
Ina dis,snr.i Y block ~ e.t liesi isf(
,nrss IsIuiTsd u sol O~hlsh0nAn