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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
On Picket
Duty
Copyright, 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)
By IZOLA FORESTER

Nancy had waited for the CAROLS
all day long at the little village that
lay on the east side of Mount Agonac
She knew there could be no mistake
Lois had written the directions down
for her painStakingly that last day in
Washington.
Don't stop over in New York
Change at Grand Central for Adiron-
dack express. Take shuttle from
Pennsylvania to Grand Central Run
no risks at all Of getting mixed up. Go
TO Eltinge Fails Wait in Haddons
inn for John and myself. VIII arrive
on 10"
1t was so typical of Lois to treat her
as If she We're nine instead Of seven
teen. Just MS though she might have
strayed along the way. She sat on
the upper porch of the old wooden
hotel staring rebellnI~ off at the
wonderful panorama below her--a
slim, medium-sized g,rl in dark blue
travelling suit that only accentuated
the bright red gold of her hair.
Two trains from the south came
and went with no syn of her sister
or John. Finally she went down in
the cool, quiet dining room and ate Il
lonely dinner. She didn't know where
to wire them. They were to have left
Washington directly after she did,
stop over an hour in Philadelphia to
see Johns people, and come straight
on up.
AS she stared anxiousy down at her
dessert of apple pie and whipped
cream, the plump boy from the office
laid telegram beside her. 1t was
from Lois She tore it open thank
fully, and gasped.
absolutely impossible to leave to-
night Petsie has measles Go to
lodge until we come Get Mrs. Dupre.
LOIS"
Petsie! That SyaS John, Jro aged
four years, the ruler of an absolute
monarchy. And measles meant at
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
tRON THE TRIBUNE FILES
Sixty Years Ago. 1850.

we invite the attention of our readers
to the card of the Iowa County Bank
which has been organized, and is now
prepared to do business under the bank
ing law Of our state. IL will be con
Quoted by Squires and Whittlesby.
Contracts have already been made for
several new buildings on High street
the coming spring and masons are busy
cutting stones for them.
Mr., Thos MaIouey of this city has
commenced the manufacture of candy.
Married, in this city, by Rev. Mr.
McGlnn, Mr., Alexander McCormic Of
Linden to Mrs. Conckln of this city.
Total earnings of the Mineral Point
railroad for 1859 were as follows:
Freight $40, $40. 80, passengers ST.
l50.59, mails and miscellaneous So, $50 rs
total S2S, $50 co. But few roads in
the west of the same length can show
a larger amount of business than is
Indicated by the above figures.
There is proposition on foot to con
tlnue the WATERFOWL railroad from
Madison to Dubuque, by way of Mineral
Point and Plattevlle.
A great conflict of opinion is before
us. The opposing hosts are marshaing
their forces, The political status of the
United States for the next four years,
and it may be for a century to come. is
to be decided next November
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

Within the stretch Of Arizonat
painted desert of brilliant hues lies
one of the marvels Of the land the 60
square miles Of petrifed forest. There
lie preserved for all time fallen lree
monarchS, millions Of years old, turned
TO rocks. Mammoth trunks, sometimes
five feet in diameter and 30 feet IN
length, or cracked smoothly into
blocks. are transformed into eyerlast
ing stone. beautiful in quality and
colorlng--quartz, agate, chalcedonY
Jasper and exquisite opal, infinite in
the variety Of delicate tint and rich
shading. The method Of petrifaction
by which the giant trees became rock
was one Of the strange alchemies OF
nature Probably the wash Of water
from hot mineral springs rich In silica
was the cause. The chemical, permeat
ing the tissues OF the plant, acteu as
a hardening agent, preserving the orig
inal structure and detail OF the tree
with astonishing perfection.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

Col Watrous in Milwaukee Tele-
graph Mineral Point is one Of the old
towns of the west The hills and val
legs have given the world lead enough
to fight all Of the battles Of the past
thousand years. It has more stone
buildings in it than any other city in the
state of its size, and some Of them have
been standing between so and 60 years
For long time it was the chief town
in the lead regions of the state. 1t
does not lack much Of being that now.
Great men have walked upon its streets
Abraham Lincoln, Gen u S. Grant,
Eihu B. Washburn, Gen. Logan, Steph-
en- a. Douglas, Governor Dodge, and q
host of WiscOnsin's distinguished men
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

When utility and beauty clash IN
the streets Of Washington, ID, G.. use
fitness is apt 70 get the worst Of T..
For instance no lights but those on
shrlned IN beautiful lamp-posts are
allowed to shine ct night; as result
the useful traffic cop at bad corners
is kept In the dark.
But the policeman at the corner OF
Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nne Is taking no chances of being run
down. He stands on a platform sur
rounded by sheet-iron fence painted
white. At night a searchlight Is
focused Ill him from n roof--Popular
Science Monthly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
''ss-'N 'NsN N~-N@s' 49, s~~SsFs'ssS's
Local Overflow.

Pay less and dress better. Buy
your clothes of G. Varlin.
DR. w. j. Morgan was called to
Chicago on Thursday of last week to
attend the funeral of his uncle, Stephen
Morgan.
Meal Kergen went to Milwaukee
last week for a visit.
The civic affairs of 0ttumwa, Ia,
are conducted under the commission
plan. A mayor and two commissioners
elected for period of two years tran
sact all of the city's business. John N.
Meidenfeler former citizen of Min
eral Point, is one of the officials at the
present time. His particular duties
are to supervise finance and public
safety.
The Old Line Life Insurance Co. of
America the company with heart
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. GRADER re-
turned last week from their wedding
trip to New Orleans and other places.
Mr. and Mrs William Hartford
called on their daughter, near Gala
nine, during the past week.
Rev. F. G. Williams attended
convention in Milwaukee last week.
Twelve ladies were pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Milton
Evans Wednesday afternoon.
p. O. Vivian attended the auto
show in Milwaukee last week.
Lost small, black beaded bag
containing a sum of money, A reward
is offered for the return of same to this
office.
Hon. Calvert Spensley and wife
left Thursday to visit in Chicago and
New York, enroute to the Bermuda
Islands to spend a few months with
their daughter, Mrs. John Lightburn.
Wilton Huxtabe was a called at
Monroe last week.
Mrs. w. F. Molitor returned on
Thursday from Lacrosse, where she
spent three weeks on account of the
illness of her mother, Mrs. j. X. Sch
reirer, who is somewhat improved at
the PRESENT. writing.
MIR. and Mrs. f. C. Weidenfeller
returned Thursday from short stay
in Madison.
Milton Treweek arrived here on
Thurday from Milwaukee to spend
few days with his parents.
Good lot in Oates subdivision for
sale Nice location. Inquire of Tribune
agency.
Mrs. Joseph Collins has returned to
her home at Apple River, after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Alex Metz.
Mrs. Patrick McQuaide of Darling
ton spent few days of last week with
her father. Alloys Schumberg, and other
relatives
The w. C. T. u. will meet with
Miss Annie Beaumont, Thursday after
noon, Jan, %, at 2:3O.
The property known as the Friday
residences on Doty street are offered
for sale by the Tribune Real Estate
agency Will consider small farming
tract in exchange.
One Of the pleasant social events
Of last week was an informal reception
held in the Commercial Club rooms on
Friday evening, which was largely at
tended. Cards and dancing to the mus
ic of Fred Jeuck' 3 JAZZ orchestra furn-
ished an enjoyable evening.
Ben Jacka bias purchased the Will
liam Thill farm.
John Thomas Of Tacoma, Iowa, is
a guest at the Jas. A. Hoare home.
George Holmes was called here
last week from Beloit on account Of the
illness Of his father, Geoge Holmes.
William Jelliffe Of Beloit has been
spending the past week in this city
with his family.
Urban Weidenfeller entertained a
number Of friends with supper at
bis home sunday<evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
&c GO

Here's some health expert says we
don't need sugar
"He must be one Of those guys who
are always taking the sweetness ont
Of llfe."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

Gus ferguson. who has been i'll the
past week at LaPort, Ind, is recover
ing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29
10 the DYspeptic.

Would you like to feel that your stom-
ach troubles are over, that you can eat
any kind of food that you crave? Con-
slider then the fact that Chamberlains'
Tablets have cured others why not you.
There are many who have been restored
TO health by taking these tablets and
can now eat any kind of food
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-01-29

What does the subscription label
on your paper say?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
Ao DssegiSen iasA Sints-
sm~s DE- EIarltia ~

Ie caSa cien befsdnas, 1ovens
ia y cincot taGciecesl tie hcidszlde
Ia Coca. Esto ocasiona terribles
Padeciaientos. La Kcidez de IA
Loca kace Sc fcrne sarro entire
los eienees y bajo las enclao, L,
sarro Ge..a ina slperice as2ez-.
done citlones de germenes rea-
ligaos hallan alojaniento para
raultipliearss. y a inenudo pasaa
al est3E.ago, dando ali origen a
intermediates peligrosass El sa3
rro es uao los periodos iriicia4
lss de h pioAlea, y Ia piorrea
actda en- las e1olas hasta5qvi9 sse
afso5an los diertes " Sc caen. La
Pasta ] erltifrical Casann, una
preparaci5n frarsesa keef.a en-
Arnerica &c Ia farrng.!a original,
gieutcali2a Ia Acieez &c la@Eoca v
Lace cesar Ia forlaci IN de sarro,
aGcrs-s &c linplar Y pliir los
diel1fes Y pssilsiiear eE aliento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13

La psicologia de las muititudes les
prin1itiva, instintiya Y po ende su5e-
TIA a las afrmaciones fuertes v los
sentimientos rotundos. Sc impondra
aluna asambleaAel tribune sque4la ofus-
que, deslumbre y efervofice con gram
dilocuencias oratorias o el "causeslr''
habilidoso, elegante y pfcaro que se4
pa hacerla reir. En- cambio, el pen
Isador, el razonador adlcto, fracasa-
ran, porque al corazon sencillo- in
fantil mas bien---de las muchedun-
bres solo Sc llega con alardes demase
tentados por los atajos sagaces de
la hilaridad. M
El espiritu emplebeyece y desluce
cuanto hay en- nosotros de personal y
de genuinamente procer. Los indivi-
duos, al reunirsey por ell Nero hecho
de hallarse juntos, pierden algo de
su acostumbrada jerarq,lia intelec-
tual. Sin que 10 sospechemos, del re-
bafio" nos ,sugestionan yitsu vaho hip
notice nos rebaja Instantaneamentc,
v como por decreto de an escanioteo
espiritual, perdemos nuestras capaei-
dades discursivas; la raz6n apaga sus
mobiles luminarias, la atenci6n rompe
sus hilos de orc Y la vida sentimental
desborda. Nos vulgarizamos, y po1;-
que nos hacemos vulgo, solo sabremos
llorar, indignarnos, reir..
Una reunion de sabios, segdn LIE
Bon--y es esta una idea basica en- la
que el .ilustre escritor insiste mucho-,
no es superior, intelectualmente, a
una reunion de obreros, Lo que gtriun-
IA de una muehedumbre mo- es el t:t-
lento del orador, sinh. Z. "otra CO.
sa" :, muy diffcil de definir, por cier-
to, y que pueden ser la figura del tri-
buno, SUI aplomo, el volumen de su
voz o su gracia. La pobre L6gica ca
nina nuy detras. La oratcfia es
"teatro", y por clio ,el disertante tie
ne sienpre mucho, de actor; y he aqui
la razon de que un verbose cualquie-
ra, repleto de lugares comunes, triuir-
fe sobre la misma tribuna, verbigra-
cia, en- que Victor Hugo fracaso.
Por ESQ, disertar desde .un escena-
rio es tan facil :. " tambien tan di-
ficil! =. Es mi personal experiencia
la que habla; desde aquef terrible mo-
mento en- que el 'tel6n Sc alza, el con-
ferenciante, solo contra ffuchos' pa
rece caminar por un4hilo, de brujeria,
tan cercano del exitoi come de la de-
.1rrotart q 4fEq adiiso4ea % innod .
- De losstresupoetase de quieneshme
he oeupado oprefeEehtemente dllFante
mi viaje por America, Francisco tNis.
llaespesa era3eimks 'steatrala, III Due
antes ..Iegabae al pdblicop .con lei lae4 So
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
DE LA VIDA INQUIETA
Nuestros poetas en- el leatro

r
Yo me sentfa molesto, porque Ia
derrota del poeta me humillaba a mi
stambien De no triunfar el; parecia-
me que naufragabamos los dos,
Una noche, 70 acababa de repetir
con la mayor desolaci6n possible:
iSolo
en- el parque me han dejado
olvidado
81. v han cerrado!..
.Cuando Jun senior, desde3 un pal
co, exclamo jugando con el eonsonan-
te los bastante alto para que toda
la sala 10 oyese:
manuel Machado!
Impertinencia que me molesto, tan
to mas cuanto que hizo reir muchos.
Entonees, pense: S.
-7Esto no. ha de repetirse. Necesi-
to un ardid para que esos yersos sean
aplaudidos.
Y 10 conseguf la noche siguiente;
pero tan llanamente, que la misma
facilidad de mi victoria, al par que
encantado, me dejo suspense.
UnI, prologo brevisimo, un, premio
de veifte palabras me gan6 la gicto-
ria.
-Ahora acabar de poner bien de re
lieve la inspiration de este poeta-
die, lacercandeme a la baterfa y como
clavando una a una mis- palabras en-
mis- oyentes-voy a darne ell delete
lde recordar su poesa "0tono"; la re-
|cito muy pocas veces poraue no gus
ia; los p1blicos, generalmente, no la
comprenden. Pero 70 Sc que, ,gusta-
IA hoy, porque esta noche, en- este
teatro, hay muchos "atenienses". :.
Y ALA fueron los versos, y aun no
habia terminado de decir el iiltimo,
cuando Ell aplauso, deseado Y mereci-
do, estallo delirante. Il
Mi satisfaction fue grande, pues
comprendi que acaba de hacer blanco.
Habfa hablado al "sentimiento" de
mis- oyentes la zancadilla fue infa-
lible. Nadie> >quiso ser "beocio", y los
que no. aplaudieron por conviction, 10
Lhicierqn por ,vanidad para que les
yiesen aplaudir. Este exito Sc repi-
tio otras muchas .noches. En- cuanto
yo manifestaba ell concepto eexeeleptir
sinlo que mis- ,oyentes me merecian,
Fellos, hunanimemente Sc. disponian al
elogior nj una vez fallo mi astgeia,
y es 5porqps Ia, censura, como la ala
banza, aeanf- eanf- las nuehedunnbres son sub
conscientes. a. ia an 3
9Elsapte de, toteai--decfa Lagarti-
foes muy sencillo: JQue viene, Eel to-
Ifo Sc, ;aparta usted, Que no Sc
7 aparta nstetl?? lie aaarta a usted
Eel torp' ..'9srssas ear = Il t,i
4 v Del garte de hablar en- 5p1blioo po-
Pdiia eseribirse algo igual: ttgt
Ios5S&ncuelitra usted la Erase opor-
tdnas22st.. eEs, fusted ell amo. 1 No Ia
jehcuentra usted?.., Pues ihagase car
go de que ha entrado en- la jaula de-
tigre.
! j 4 Eduardo zAMACoIs. I,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13

mantle ampulosidad musical de sus es-
trofas. NADIA mas Hano que hacerse
aplaudir fecitando Nersos de sNillaes-
Epesa s. 4
Emilio Carrere interesaba mas, com
movia mejor que el autor de sEl al
|cazar de las perlas', v, sin embargo,
no triunfaba tan inmediatanaente. Go
mo explicarne? Las ovaciones a
Carrere eran mas prolonga adas v mas
fersidas que las tribntadas a Villa
|espesa, 10 que me convencia de que
su inspiration Sdoliente cavaba mas
shondo; pero el APPLAUSE con Sel tardaba
unos segundos en- llegar. Ell exito, en-
de Villaespesa era Immediate,
y los dltimos Wersos de sus poesias Sc
perdfan EN- el estruendoso crepitar de
las aclamaciones.
Ell poeta peor acogido era Manuel
Machado. ,Su musa ligera, versailles
fca, ironica, fria. la ironia 1nica-
mente Sc produce en- las temperatures
''bajo 4cero" del corazon-no entusias-
maba. a
AL hablar de Machado, yo decfa:
--Es ell poeta de todas las elegan-
.cias, porque es ell poeta del desden, y
NADIA hay IS elegante que ,el des-
A continuation recitaba "Freyne' y
osfas paginas exquisitas paginas que
Iel travieso Vatican hubiese ilustrado
de su libro "El NAL poema8, " mis-
oyentes permanecian impasibles. 81
donaire3 3galan, Ia gracia frivolay el es-
cepticismo a. for de piel del artista
mo llegaban,, al publico. Greerfase
( que aquellas ,composiciones termina-
ban demasiado pronto y que 'la sa-
la" Sc, preguntaba:
-j Que ha dicho?... Use acab6
va? -
La menos afortunada de estas poe
sias-no 1obstante ser acaso la mas
bella-era la titulada "Otono":
En- Ell parque yo solo,.
Han cerrado,
/ Y olvidado
en- ell parque xiejo, solo
sr.eFne han ltdejado,sn,d, ysts
90 .i'afsg. N y-iiaa1t p e1}os SO
Ya..a La hojas SEGA ctir 8lo9ysa
Yagalnentels.. .ni9dsi 'al sd
es.1FNdifo 19EFlNdifoientes es,It3iqssu !asarnt /.
cre.. r. roza z;i e }9leslpsn }S9Rleslpsn, noa 4ro .obs
3lobnNAtatfal NAaalafs flafs {sael .oi s5i@4 81 1fsm
r. 81 alGaFd lnGada / qqrle.rlgqnnI7pf 4;ai ah@t
t naua eSpero' aotte9
pnt nada...
sb oqdos a1ia ,fst5foaq ei9gh IL T
Ell q '1ftqTGie 1paftqTGie ? ne af haan daejadoI 20.
gee Fl sbRidadGJ sysif 'e'ps = 'ee3l
~. y han cerrado!o. ~
- .itoas s. etz8 .phFDt sdsIa5 aW s3e
Tetndnada 4a qHeeitaei6n; laesvanet
ciasesu ula proyecci6n : acknowledgement
que. la3subpayabajj " hadied apladHfa;
s.l iQu6 decepci6n! aPoaa anadiddFai
.nunca efaltaba dalgdn .espeetadof que
hhtostezase; iotros me. fdardeaban cor
1os ojos, como signifcandome:
ESQ es .todp 2. Y, III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
Banco Comercial de Puerto Rico
EMISSION DE ACCIoNEs.

ultima General accionstas del Ca
emission nominal de dlaA
= S
ell Fondo dben ofrecs primerO
pb
general aqueo dia ultmO del corriente
acciones les correspondent. lAaa ~ S4ss ~ 5
San Juan, de- Agosto de 1920.
~ ,t- 3 A. SARMIENTO,
HT#w .TlssTEE II ~ &sa XIV III Ftt@ % SecretariO
n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
EST ~ OeS

Tiene aplicaci6n especial en- ell AltritismO,
tenia, Anemia, Diabetis, en- las enferme-.
dades de la nutricion sangre en- general.
De venta en- todas las principales Farma-
cias de San Juan Y la Isla, 8 Juan A. Perez,
Apartado 425. San Juan. P. RI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13

CuandO pase por VEGA BAJA, fl
jese- que en- la plaza principal, frente
al Hotel Las Canarias de Luciano Ca
no DeIgado, esta la .tienda de "CANO
sOLER & Co.," dOnde encantrf,f4 Ud
Gasoline, Aceite;;-Gr Aire para
los neumaticOs, Gomas, Tnbos Y Guam
ia pieza ne6esite para su autom6viLs /
No Sc divide. Advt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
Oil Lands aud Leases

For information about the new
shallow sand oil fields in western
Tennessee. and SOC acreage, lOc
rentals in territory geologicaly ap.
proved, write Tennoka Oil Co.. Dick.
inson, Tcnn--adyt. Limo.
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NOTICE TO OIL OPER-
NT0RS, LEASE. ROYALTY
AND LAND OWNERS

All oil operators, lease, royalty and
land owners OF Carter county, state
of Oklahoma, are hereby notified that
The Texas Company, Of Tulsa, Okla.
homa, has filed its application with
the Corporation Commission Of the
state of Oklahoma TO be permitted
to install vacuum pumps on its prop
critics located in the llcaldton field;
that said application has been duly
dockctcd and set for hearing before
the Corporation Commission at its
court room. state capitol Oklahoma
City oklahoma, at ten o'clock, a. M.
February ., 1920,
All persons opposed To ihe granting
of this said application are hereby
notified to appear on said date and
show cause why the said application
os The Texas Company should not
be granted.
CORPORATION COMMISSION
or OKLAHOMA,
by Art l.. Walker Chairman.
published in Daily Arlmorcitc Jan.
%. ~ and Feb. 1st, lg20l
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WANrED-Imnediately. teacher for
beginners on violin and cornet.
Write Box $50 or phone 13l.
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Automobiles
Female Help Wanted
Male Help Wanted

BOY WANTED-Good active sixteen
or eighteen year old boy for inside
work. Good pay and good oppor-
tunity for advancement. Phone
1888. business hours. 29.3
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Ardmlor@ Homes

FOR 100000 cash, balance easy terms,
will Sell worry largo and fine bunga
low ON w. Broadway, big lot; this
is snap.
S150OOo DOWN. ballnc, like rent,
buys nice modern five room cot.
tagc on y St., Southwest. closest
priced home iu southwest
\ CASH payment Of $l5OOoO will
handle a real little homo Of i've
rooms on - St, Northwest, close in.
100000 CASH balance easy, payments
will make You the owner OF splen.
did bungalow on Sth Ave, y. w ,
close to u ST.
100000 CASH, balance $500 per
month buys a five room home, lot
rs foot front ON Sth Ave, y. w.
$4,000 CASH, balance easy, takes a
four room modern house on West
Main St.
FOR $4,000 cash, balance in five years
will sell a house on = St, North
west; lot 100 fl. on corner.
$l5O0.OO CASH, balance $33,G5 nor
month buys ne Of the hest located
five room modern homes in North
west
100000 DOWN will handle a big nice
modern six room house on lot 100
lay 200 in Northeast Arimorc; "a real
home.
$4,000 DOWN balance $l7.S5 per
month buys q five room house on
llm Ave-. house alone worth more
than the price.
1f.f t-
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Use Ardmorcue WANT ADS.
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ANTED-Striclsly wide awake hust-
n.S man, to travel, learn salesman
ship. Expenses advanced. Call sun
day, 209 \ ST.. northwest. j. o.
Easley. 30.2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30

WANTED-Position as stcnographor,
now or in the near future. Expert
ence. Address 129 care OF the Ard.
moreite. 193
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30
Help Wanted, Miscellaneous

WANTED-Waitress experience or MI.
experienced; apply at Leland Hotel,
dining room. Pauls Valley, Okla
Phone or wire at Mgrs. expense.
29.C
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-30

POSITION WANTED--A boy that has
been to high school desires posi-
ton as clerk or delivery boy for
some good business. Best of refer.
ences. Phone 167. 2S-j