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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15
The Thrce-Cent City.


This municipal antipathy to public
suffering, it may be added parentheti-
cally, originated several years ago dur
ing the administration of Mayor
Davis, according to the fuel official
who explained the Cleveland coal plan
to US 1t was this mayor who started
the historic movement for three-cent
sandwiches. three-cent carfare. and
three-cent telephone calls in Cleve-
land-started it and finished it. He
actually made the three-cent stand
ard so popular here that a special ap-
made to the United States treasury for
the minting of a three-cent piece of
the same convenient size as the nickel.
Altho this was long ago, the effect
of this municipal interference in the
cause of low prices is still felt. When
prices begin to rise. and rise too pre-
cipitately. the people of Cleveland
have a way of turning to the city hall
and saying. We'll, why don't you do
something
Hence. this is not the first time that
a mayor of Cleveland ordered the
establishment of a municipal coal pile.
The first one was created three years
ago when the big war shortage of coal
occurred and the municipality decided
to buy coal direct from the mines for
its own use. Until then. each separate
department of the city government
had arranged to buy coal for all of
the departments. thereby saving, as it
later tranSpired. hundred of thousands
of dollars Some of this saving was
due to the fact that the unloading of
the coal from the cars was done with
prison labor. and the city used its ash
trucks for delivery purposes.
Sold Coal During War.
As the householders of Cleveland at
this time were suffering from the dou-
BILE calamity of a coal shortage and in
fluenza, thief city authorities decided
that they would simply increase their
purchase of coal and sell it to every
one who needed it. They sold it at
cost and had the ash trucks deliver it
whenever possible, while the poor peo-
pie. who flocked to the coal pile by
the hundreds, carried il away in small
sacks slung over their backs, or on
sleds or in childrens wagons.
This year, the city plans to conserve
its own energies by entering into con-
tract with a building concern for the
storing and delivery OF coal. The
householder desiring to purchase his
supply of fuel from the city will call
! at the city hall and receive a wr4a<en
sent to the building concern No coal
will be permitted to leave the yard of
this concern without this written or
der.
whether or not the situation will be
sufficiently desperate by September 1
to warrant such proceedings is mat
ter which cannot be foretold. CIeve-
! land Sioes not particularly want to go
! into the coal business. and it hopes it
won't have to. But it is prepared for
the worst.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

Mr.. Bryan's reported denunciation
of both the old parties sounds like a
bid for the nomination of the fusion
convention at Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

Whether A. Mitchell Palmer's
young men were engaged in bringing
down the cost of living or in bringing
up his nomination for the presidency
does not matter now. They have failed
utterly in both undertakings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

The Red Cross managers seem to be
duly mindful of the fact that the mails
are under the direction of Mr.. Burle-
son. Printed on their envelopes ap-
pears the prayer: Please deliver
prnmntIv-n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15
The Gentleman Intrigues Us.

Sir-In place of intrigue" which
word you have worn threadbare. try
interests" "entertains," -'entangles."
According to Webster's dictionary. in
trigue" means complex plot private or
party scheme, second love affair.
Root. ''entangled." SAM HILL. y
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

Speaking OF the websters. does Mr..
Hill mean Noah or Daniel? There is.
in the public mind. such confusion that
references to them should always be
clarified.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

II the consent of this column is re-
quired in the case of the Chicago gent
who wants to be hanged and have it
over with" the authorities are advised
that they have it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

A. c., Cape May-Those who con-
ceal themselves behind pair Of
initials should not complain If others
steal their stuff.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

The fact is, we view the campaign
which impends with something APP
preaching alarm. If we are any judge
OF signs and portents. it is going to be
'gooey' six months. Already the
mush-melders are in full cry With
the campaign less than three weeks
under way. the sticky stuff is running
"shoe-mouth" deep in the streets II
you are not equipped with wading
boots, it would be well to fortify your
self in that particular.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

Personally, we think it was I'll right
for Governor Cox to have kissed his
wife. That is one of the established
conventions. 1t is fortified by usage
and, in a manner of speaking. is a
token of regard which finds expression
in nearly every home We believe, too,
that every man should visit his moth
er's grave. But we doubt that these
purely private phases Of personal con-
duct should be stressed in a presiden-
tiai campaign.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

The case of the gent in question is
not without phases which entangle the
morbid in speculative diversion. He
attributes his criminal Instincts to
work in butcher shop. Hitherto
those caught redhanded in crime have
credited their downfall to protrac ted
dalliance with ''redeye." Il was
drunk when l done it," has been one
of the most popular and effective bids
for public sympathy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

Is this. we desire to ask. is this out
lawed excuse for the commission of
crime to be replaced by the plea, Il
used to work in a butcher shop?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

Form filing coats for men are said
20 be going out of style. The form
fitting overalls went out OF -s.-Ic some
lime ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-15

Very well. Nell. If that's the way it
works out the public should be more
widely forwarned against the prae-
tice. We give it the benefit OF such
publicity as the column is able to
command.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
v,m.lr r,ir wAsfrD
wAHI puAs psntsi lts psr hYp
Monte i6Lfii

wAHu puAs psntsi lto psr hllf
Monte ieait
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i'ri IaftsuDn tH. 'tf 'Hl.pt Nfr
b NN.IIu o ur n|ri .Isss .4u....uf
/ H' AtrF 100 W.r ptsrI ,f
I WAIT nsa' alp,afrr sd, far 0.t
M ln f..fn.Hf ufH Hi.fHurU' fhN
We Hr.uH1
WttfEp fsrs H'rrrt rftr rIs' boz.
'lf.". boo iUs N..U Itu HH
rmt o..
tAsIEp i.1t a .r.p h.u.s ~ u,r
rnl i.H susli children DHD'ia uatu'f
NAEt -nS srinae s,pr,,u.sl ,a r.l
% N'f.' F.fH Goo .Hs iIHu Ff.n.rs
...hi'f wnft wfh s.rr 'i'p.aurnN
v.f' ~" h.'l ''IoI,d y" u,,.''
over n'aI fh.r ni Hu, Aalr 81
WASTED NI.r r.1 Hb ,n.r#l
nr.' e. hrsr h.u.I 1000 form o.
au..s ..ru aUI f.f.I.. f.IIrrH
u.t. "I.. rsY,-
FHrfrI srIr 'i.n..ra.'ar So .
HtIf.I.UI ,uHs .af.HU.slfs
Isr. lsh' rfudurs 300 ser Nn
NAs1Er. A. Yrr. % .,usfi,u..i o.. ..u.
~ bot mVsr snHl salsrt AtI'F
Tobias Nhria'als NHurrI e1 West HtH
urfIrE sst'ti. 90 ~" 'Hi rrra
lNdE heron b. uFsu , arl 90 Zoo fIf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
rArrHm,soI>o AM prr,,nI>a

ROACH mos Gs . Hudson Csli
maple lJ.i hEhi, MAris sss. Mspis
80
n ifSs . mos fqintiug anil isr-f
hsnGlnE bfinx sstHrs Naipui
u.l
isutJtsGENt pnter hsusrr rhuts
Nalrut i,.s tdN.fi
RuuNs f~p,r,a {. Ce up. ,aris'-. cleo
r'HuaF WSirpt asa. Nst.g 1855 -
y i'tsft
l.ArD"AL pslniius ta?sraAuti a sa.s..
rl ifr Hui tlsh .rst iUf..Hy fr.araf
iT,t hr ig"' sNtrll.fy. IuI have Ulrt
thv rect i,e IT, ~. hrst vYfS yutf-
r''fd y ilalfst Narl- gfs,
WALL IAPEN =. rIr pflrHF a'r ne
bot. bttou -rmtjss t.iiust.H w.tt "
" rnr~tt ~ " ,ff Wairut t1tf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
NOTICES


NEEDHAM sASlTARICn
lef0 Wee, ,th street. Oklahoma Cry ".
treat external caIcers oniS rricts tva
spnAtle
MATERNITY HosrIrAL--He,us. Hon.
OF Ned.sninH Love Modern eauipinent
Writs Route D. fios 80 Phone Lw.k
Anns Wlitemah, supt
hEIfEH sus OF os.rcosh niads 10 you,
niensufs sfi rust yVp irsa ~ vansA
lriiet furr'ri. inf Have, Wslnu itss
W, 'RNs yArtyH pArHa ana v,o,s, Ray
nsS Broadway Maple tssf
81 HAMPOOrN0 bair ares.,nv fscis, mas
sage. mssicorinsi sseivriss hair goods
n's' t-,sh Rsssis Psricr. wains' 'sts
ti1 Scott Thvmpsea.
WE hug diamonds. ~ seld, silver
Northouse yeweivy On. rs y BAwy
SEw AATERNiTY CAPTION. MIL
HOSPITAL
,iu souih Neeins~s. Ds'shsms City
srsrat~A ny htsh-ciao sss,esrs-ians asd
able
tAinMoar Ms,.raiiy n.spws, Sss s.s.
einem-s,, .privstA vsisss ~sspnahie: :
may vcsA Ter beaFl Aahln sAerssa
write fcf bcekiss. Mn. d Leso. ASH
e" r~'ay .v.vssth s'rsst. Kassss City.
TsAs $50 .nw. xesx o All
rRs SLU ii Wsws
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
rIMNIK MELr MANrrn


urIc5ir yarur iti's. vpnted fot tsis
/ Tnnhs or.fstun, experience unCrr-
I sat, vr g1y v1a wuil learning Rrpb
l.,u .t F.on'rr iftiv
. Any lhIELLtuUNr rERguN. either sex
uHy earn ttlrrdi ipruine correspond NJ
p f1f nov alatt,H Oh cf tEsfs uaH. -
4, i'uts uH".. rarfH. ~ csgsAshns cat
lr,s slsass'rd, srni fof pa'iicdisrs NA.
u0ual prose liufran. Inffalt y Y
! wAHrEg--ia ~ ~ young ~ems, fo'
! LABELLING rsdy ~otk suoS Wa ~
shri'Stivns over phone AIhb ~ "
! Ntile
VA vii prepare two ladies' Tor plss,sh =,
totrmurny vutk every tao weeks posi-.
tlna psslg $40 pr manth OF more anh
larl. l.saeui Airiy opi' ~ stltlHg. stetirs
I 7ye Lnt rfvrIous stpsfi.hrr rJr'rs. Clsb
tt, door. Un EtchAnSe hlds, oklahoma
'liTs
ATTRACTIVE rrASELlNd ruaiTloN
pANiN1 t2Bg pLR MDNTH
Tor .rri'i'iaus epmiH with asoi cdues
tiaa anj pleasing porn,naliiy. one sspe-
DiANY Interested ~ children sud tbeT
tai nv kut trVciDp,usHt given prefer .
enc rNisiy tni taussy fare from the
start. 'rirphgn- nuiutsf absolutely ncces
sFy -. thlnhorisn.
LNpEntLScEp wtue or coioi,d Woman
for saukigt of rcnerni h"ussNotb two
w 'H...'t| f"fft ''NNN'Nh WIG
ENpERitSChD WaurCssss wanted Appi,
nsroid's, loo West Main
WANTED me ianltrr-f,. tor nish, vors
m large offirc building Apcly c n
", ihel building o,DtoAiSn. basement
rouref nldr, ut orc'
WANTED EEp,tiouctd vAiut. al Mst.
olt's, iss " Nain.
v WA&rtD -wsiirs. fof s1ds fn,fnta IN
~org Arpiy to rsrk, at Roach a Vss.
rev t~uf -.
wASrEp- yovny ,ss, IN voys in c,nt,S
i'ancfy. ma' have ssr~I.ns. sl,o sir
to ~ort IN candy factory hqp " nsnS
WASTep 80 Coior.a riri tar s,a.tsi
hop.c~prh, . sdult', " per w-ak y i,a
W iuh
wASTEp 0ltl' fat factory work, candy
Hsisop.
ENrEPtENCgn psrsn ,heliers 10 shell
NUS 81 hrna, Quality Product. o.. 500
" hna'oh
WANrgu 49, WIN. vr,,,.n a., x,r.,.t
heu'svetN, snoi wss-s. 10 washing
hxf.EpiEScFn hitrhsa checker. App,y
kl'chrn stlyin hotei
wANrku-- -neliabI. hiah sehoai OF husi.
nsr~ rellnEe siri 10 s,s'., with wers for
toon, .na hss,' o""d h"'n'' h'frrese'''
Ma,',u' ~, :. ...hs.---------,--.-~.--.,--
cANl,. ,a'esi1sy w'n,sd Must hay. e.
n p"'" INV" 'a"'' shop' ~ ~
..r,ss !, W. go. ,--.,.. :. -...
ss,. appv l%msai.,sh. MSpl. %ssJ.
WAHreD--An experienced candy sales
s.is, .is' App'' Ross CANDY SHOP ''' "
Hn,.el hcsel, okyene, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ROSE conn r. I REDS bred 10 -,
Nihsrt vtrHtr rutautvis s. puiirty o.
q MeHt't. 2es " lItn -
SAFETY hATCH MF va SAFETY FIRST
The nosi EAnrArY stfici~nt. fretr,snf
durable incphaior tstrioe az tJIa,if
Manufactured sni susrsbis-i by rhs
hoffb hsnsiaci niins ca. ri Reno okti
NuITs wyANpoTrE CorEEpEJa -.
iafgs bane. good iyp- and pufr tired
Tficss .As1rhhie Frederick ffsudleT Jr
hushusse Otls
sEVtUAL settings HAode isiand Rcd eaes
Hault aStis strain. noYer bftn etHlsd
snd thorogshly frpsn / v. NJ HARDY. 80
" isni ~
ron sAtE--is white Isrhnru ruif-t.
and cockrrsi, fuuugs strain, u 80 each
seis West iitn street
ron SALE fuitblooi rosevonnh. Rhode
island Rod rerkrrsi. " - thas each "
huash, Route ' box iis utiAhama city
iuE RhLe -aon.h ola CaiHn puppies
fsinsie. 81 80; male q % n tskon bv.
tEe Thsrsiay. as We Wish to leave Town.
Nslnm soab.
ron SALE = nalkina hsres cheap fot
cAsh Or ~hl trade fur young iayiHs
hsns wsinut ASS
ron SALE severul white orttnrtsp
cocks -i,o setling erEr Walaa sit5-1
foH sALB--rhre- tea.ufui cah.ty sing
rr- no phnrs ~ West flfth
ron sALE--RWu. red redisofed rabbAfs F.
half price wslnu, 1874
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s,rIsutN WN>rtp

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
ssEDs. PLANTS AND rnsu

CANE eKED--RsA or Bisoh Amhss
sacked ard desiverss Asy ststsn ohls-
srnt. order nov. jss \ smsA Mssss.
TUNA Kan,
fHE NsJEE TOMATO ~skss i,soo sssA,
sis pw aess snd I sriy hass ,hs ssss
fssd plsass write for fsil ihfcrmstiep
" Z Ms0ee. nAn Marcos. rssss
ThEEs prusrA. whii<~ sshsd. .sessy yed
hrush hauled. ". q nesRstt Nslssl
eses. t5'
SHADE ,v..ss eh..p wsissi ifsi, =
FRUIT srcwsrs ~, my pvtes ~ fvnI
eisss rsrs-ry s,neh b<svys tpu ksy. any
qssnst'y. special In eksvvV. Vfsm. bsssSse
Write bradley. waiast ". 0raaA Avs
hstsl
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may sarN spisndli ineama e"rtospanding x
fsi nsvsrapsss sii ar spare time sy
perfeuss unner ~sry; M rnnv.s.iost sus-
seeis saaessfrd. snnf for pstiiruiarr Ma.
ilnnal Ertsa Ilnrnau nnfIaLu n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
MALE MIR WANTED

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Young map
wanting 60 study Law state aEs, eiufa-
tion, gfes.gt .mpl0S Hvnt a. h. Okla
hdnan,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

kAhIkD--i can ase ssy'lai lNs-Ffs 20.
huitors ehe ha,s the ab,liy 10 snow
Ss.iy rssul,f mus, bs sbl- 'n furnish oaf
Ss stG, atirat,iss pTopO-lticr m-de 60
pro6ncrrs. unless sou see able 10 hsudie .
live proposition Application Wouid not he
sonsidertdi salary with all sIiFh gutr.
oatssd. tsrriiory OKLAHOMA can N pee
ern " msks spplieaiion to Circulation
Manager, Farmer .StooknAp, uaiabomau
pids, okishora CITY. Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

WANrED- wiraav ,r,nprr.,. card writer
ana sslrsw an for eisshins stare. town
~ fe.ssv soad position N right msa!
state ssihry desired. n. q, OsIs bsman.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES
PERSONAL

THE mrs Lambert tina, vas fnrn.ti,
Sslile jones' call e. W Ianss Mani,
sso Miss Hessis Jones. caii also
ANYONE Knowing ~hervabouts Of W 4
Targar or Frank i,ay,ef. writ. + "
viers. 80. = Elwosd Tulsa. ukia
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WASTED v.n sni ladies g. IyaI" HsI.1
usds sFs Isl I,r 'a.I.. ".....
suaithts,I u,t fH....s '.. .I.H '.
ItAtu.f tD.tEs. I.i ,H..HUa llt'H
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AEN- Dlt ,a'a.as Du...a boo ar 's.f
ths hsrusf ifa. u. sI 'r
pysivHi - tIhf.sr ...rHH ..H h go.
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sNnnfN fittuI rH..i 81. ...s nrN s.n
is.u. sAtI1iIng VII Ist.H I-Hst
Coiisss. Dslas of fog ".f'. Ir''s
WIii ~, save ths 50, .fum-Ht department
tiuns' sss. yourssi' t.rr. rffY st'
money! Hste y0ut hooks ,lns emf Boo.
com. tai r,gors rispsisd " IVA tea o..
couniaps
CERTIFIED TTufff 'lHOIsrhNT
Audis s,stsms cost Accounting
Git Acturhy MIR N''" t''
pUIVArr fs,rp.uuu vii h~ t,ru to a
f.w v,rl- ir rfsf. from 81 20 'h
cs' W''un' f'.l
Hr = yss snri1~ esrs-'. only s.N'r' 'u
The vs-' ~ I'M fhs isFuHus l'hrry %
siftiarr o. nfuf bNRh hHrIf I"T 'H.
bn. schoul. i;u a. Wsnr'n '.a n'f"'
Tuv
thoHri''Nn. tr.~uIhr HHnn''h
rf.a-h hurstssIng la'n nav rsf
later. tippsfa nuvasss "u'r 80
nslnuei. i..F I
spANisu taught O.. rsr.s t...I,t tgo
uatiimofs rIE NE'.Y' N.f
WAS rFp
pnotk~srsr-. Ffflrrf phrfs srfrfftf'rs .
eA1tnt sS9plI hsN uuf .HNH .H|' '"e
fnatthf T. ,rafn p .HIuns r. .'f...' .
.rfs To- fsa fe1sto. vrY attend Nu ut.~
PuHnr.s college rrhr Nt.H
NE VIII starr 900 n ts. .s -''F ar'
dyeng tusnf~ lifus tH.'r' n.r'.'
Va rrafIrt "rU# f.r F."f ihs
nsn tuNts 9,vem relt iN 'harhHF.
Nmth taTHirt
RAIiwAY NNI riEEFH wANTEn.
ussinnrr~ stt 81 800 Ifi n'rH HaIs 'ie"
fraHinh iu.tt1'o. nrpt 9l9 A H'eh'h.
tef. y
Yuuhu WoNLS. is.is. d.sIuug Fu.ara.
Tneut tisrk.hip, 500 mHr.l1. ~fi'
Co. ire. particulars ~ 'trH.Ha.
John l.-onsri tfofnor clrn stNtr" -.
sminsrt. so5 tqtltahi, ii'it, NHHhNg-
ton, j. &
MrEwANA Essv Shorthand ia Is5Frsd io
l.ss than h,f The nins required ~
piim.n o. GftEf win lrmrHsut .y
high.t rilicispty three lesson Glasses DE-
tin tad.y at ard 3, tumortbN - nyi
4 tnrst trsan rerl conducted ~ me
hu,hnr uiivrr Mclean. 'thH rftN.si Nv
Ing authority op Shorthand author OF
100 booksT tho tsVt ani rrasilss b"oha
d.siarei by reviewers the WIf ~ Pes
ever issu.i or view sni sslo all day
particular. mailed " alsirei nonfu Ssi
Huckin, Hr'i Teachers iFri1ei ~ mail
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NhNrfp--ia men with rsrs 60 diiys the
country sell the fsfmsf. gs haNs n
socd prpps-.iion ~ sifstghi slisfj sni st
Ians~s. write We. FiSinA forWsf Z" rupa
tion sad recommendation v Huu. euta
lation. Okiaho Farmer, ~ lt"hinsuh
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SITUATIONS w.>TrD-n,ir

Az ACCOUNTANT u"slfe. boabhesI ins
~ irsinliIne h"HkkseV.ns sysistua 1ut
irs rpafv hoafs day or evening - %
q card snd I ~,h calL Adtrs.s H.si
rhis phlahHmsr
A. ACCoUNTASr and tsr specialist vili
rretNrs yoW To- tcr"''s r't'rciB from
Tou' books dufins spsrs time Address
D. iif. ptishnmnn
WANTED -fu..tirN ~ Ftb ~ an a
y.ar. Old issrfied tsd q vsrs -,
psfIrn % ffy goods. N -. srthlrF Lad o.
sod ttr's furrFhirSs n"~ e-rulryrt
bet tr'eiend's. stHfr fa'sfv ffsf tt'"I
n4t 49, rpnca Cl'y pth
EIularCilEp phstmas-l, 50 ysars ,t.
ird.ut~i viu 10 tsuef work fpr tho
neat ~ weeks either front or rfr
tafiy 'fnu dspt refer 10 Alexander Irae
e. ~ Dudley pTas co. u. oh'sf.
- irs' t'h
BASEER---iooktns Tor iocs'leh. viii take
receiving iellst rusition. feiisf " rN.
. rfisnce Hncd arpeaTauss Caii Jshs
'ion. Walnut fiS'J.
wh'Ln iisr to bavs q iob arvihr well
experienced driver ~ rll ears CNi
wslnn i7t h~fry rouns
WANTED rspctiesr-d rhyrc.ss w,nir
70 yes ysar. % prs'''', p : ossi.sorsn'' ''''
WANTED Nulsanifirs joe. sNpcrlsnc.i ip
sppiy,ns uap IlHn. Snlos T. &. pNla-
h"msr
HIBII school, by wants wotk Aftrf-
noros er evenings shd nifufday' Mn-
pls siss.i
A.NO. fafnsr wsrts a fern On tr'
halves f7t snyohs ii,ing IN he wo.ds
country wheie they have no stock Law
n.;s ONiahoman
COMPETENT ssnpsrsrhrr wishra wntt
evenings CAN Walnut tsis-H
WAITED ro.ltisn W ho,el rietk. N or
GU cf CT, W Wekson. orAnd Ave.
Hotel o4lshpma city
yOrNd man with high ,chpoi educ 'f'a
deslfss position with good firm ~ ~.
otleharsn
ELDERLY man alone wN's light ~m
pioymsnt; 10 city or country. References
P.U. oSiahomHn
LAWYER desire. location or connection
with Law firm; VIII consider good com
nrrclai position age ~ married. ycnrs
practice; Illinois business eSpsriencr. fA
army. officer f-r, oAiahninsn.
WANTED sPusitian BY experienced wi
canisst; Ia or out ef ety. would vora
On commission or 0aiaD hfst u Tsitf'
suce p.its care pkiahoman
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.rrns. rIANrs Ann -
A,ros ,tIuclrs ,Np ,cs.sosss,


Nii5I "n Liiiil LLIl ThiCu.
H.a|Hrf HsiHmblllss tmoes
H... UF .| 10 r.as ybB
'...G IlAI uEN sONs
".".. .I. 10 " sssss,h
t...I. ..r lnt lsu ara Eyursb tsat
H.r t.I.H "f'H.I.d ~ ths Nss state
.'. N# |.H NIukirY romps ~
.IG iHUfitud Assnt fps
.# 'ri. AiasTieah AAeis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

We have several routes open Tor hoys
eetwssn tho ssre ~ - sri 10 hrph
City Circulation MAusscf. oklnhofnsu ani
flmse o"
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WANTED 800 men 10 psvn thsir itphsA
sviicstes and bew o. finiths fsWH
Shop = hroa6 tsy
WANTED Two bstben smosshou-s ro"I
Hell, uartef. Okia
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HtN AND GRAIN

CAR ~ good oats make bid ab vi.
sin. bfiN samples on request n~a
hfpNa E,gin. OKLA
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between ue ss,t 81 10 to IT, u carr,
OkiAhomsn sod fim. routes ~ coli
ise,s ssiarY paid Apply t1v Cfep-
lstiup Manager pklahoman tuss
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WARreN-- wrsNnnsp ~ once. r,us, hs
-ssAy wsa, so weeA. Cleveland iaun.
lsy. ckvsIasA. OKLA
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rms tLU n WnWa.
" ycs want q sescsfSe Tor ibis avesdfui
disease, ssii ~ ~ Usitinyrs nide, and
isveetieaas TIE Magnets Bath.
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CarTIE ASp STOCK

TuR SALE Two s,irn fue COWS. hn,b
lpfi n, h. heavy Whh.r. vii trade
Tor dty COVE - W Grand
MIC farm ssls Tuesday, Fob. : 1890
head hutses, : ul,h r.NF. f-g .srr s
" lsi"in lIl. 70 grade fri..r.a g,t
calves HNmrshits brood sSf. ( iHW t-
tered VI Ilrlnsh 70 t'fr 100 Ih...#l..
many farm imrirwents easy terms g. %
ftHlf Dn Xcu Ntn = u..r l.ft1 ot
Ri.nrr On ~ Reno irtrfurtau
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WHY ~, save ths s0tsrnnsHf Ispaf'Iu'ui
time Rave yours"f i.rrr. ~t'i e. A
money! Hste y0ut hooks ,lns.I emf Boo.
com. tar regent. rtspsisd " IVA tea o..
countsps