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TOTAL OF EMPLOYEES
NOW ABOUT 10000
DismissaIs and Additions by
U. S. Departments During
Fiscal Year Estimated.

Without a Jolt or jar the govern
ment machinery here, manned by ap-
proximately 10000 employees. today
began the new fiscal year.
While the end of the old fiscal year
brought a concentration Of dismissals
from various branches of the service
Civil Service Commission officials
stated that it was impossible to esti-
mate exactly how many persons were
laid off today.
Employees are no sooner dismissed
than others are taken on in another
1t was stated. Thus the Post Office
Department within the past two
months has lessened its rolls by 13s
employees. but already has taken on
forty new employees in the division OF
railroad mail. Ten were dropped yes
terday.
Total Dismissals Yesterday.
Probably between 500 and 1000 en-
ployes served their last day yester-
day, but officials said it was not pos
sible to tell exactly how many OF this
number would be placed at WORK
again in other branches of the serV-
ice.
The last official figure of the gov.
session Of the Civil Service Commis-
sion is that for May 81. when the
count showed 1928. 1t is estimated
that since that time the roll has beer
cut to approximately 10000 persons
On July 81, 1921, the commission
counted 7s.S65 employees. At the
armistice the number was In excess
Of 100, 900.
The inability to get from any CEN
trail government bureau exact figures
as to the number of men and women
at work in Washington at any given
time was aimed to be corrected in the
statistics initiated by the old con-
gressional reclassification commls-
sion, but which were never kept UP
by the federal bureaus when the COM
mission ceased its activities.
Yesterday in the War Department
about 300 employees lost their Joos
but it was stated that nearly all OF
them would be placed again, or al
ready had been placed. SO that f1at
ber being dropped from the govern
ment service does not always mean
what 1t might seem to mean.
Some Named for Temporary Jobs.
Temporary positions in the pension
bureau will care for perhaps $50 In
terror Department employees dropped
from other Offices. Retirement from
government service is going on stead
lily, as the men and women come to
the retirement age. and these are al
ways to be counted in Tightening the
rolls.
Two hundred employees served their
last day at the census bureau yester-
day, where the force now is reduced
to Its permanent status Of about SOC
persons, at which figure 1t will stand
until the next census.
A few employees are expected to be
furloughed at the navy yard Monday,
but officials do not expect the number
to be large. No dismissals affected
the State Department, and only few
changes took place at the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, Department of
Justice or Department of Commerce.
these changes being only the normal
outgo of government service.
Evening star., 1922-07-01
BY thA Aasociated Presa

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, June 3o.-Reviving
memories Of the kidnapping case of
William o. Jenkins, former American
consular agent at Puebla. two years
ago. several local newspapers. claiming
to receive their inspiration from official
sources. now declare without equivoca-
ton that the abduction last Sunday OF
A. Bruce Bielaski by Mexican bandits
was accomplished at his own instigation
for purposes which may be revealed
later.
This same charge. 1t was recalled,
was made against Consular Agent Jen-
kins, although an investigation OF his
case failed to substantiate the charge.
The Excelsior says 1t has been IN
formed by a department Of the Mexican
government that there is suff1cient daIa
to cause the belief that the Bielaskl
case has the earmarks OF a sell f-lnst-
gated abduction.
The newspaper says the foreign office
has made representations to this eHect
in Its answer to the note from the
United States Department OF STATE
asking for the apprehension ana pun
ishment of Mr. Bielaski's abductors.
Case Called Mystery.
Several newspapers quote Secretary
of War Serrano as saying that the case
Is rsurrounded with many curious anu
mysterious incidents" and that com
plete investigation has been ordered.
Ell Heraldo. in discussing me case.
declares: Neither the authorities iloi
the people of Morelos believe bleiashi
was kidnapped" NJ p,.-
ri Heraldo declares that Mr.; Bic
,askfs narration Of his experiences
"anpears to be a scenario Tor NOV >,
ing picture at a Los Angeles stuoio.
Several newspapers point 10 asser-
tions in the narrative when tney
saw at least makes the incident sus-
picious, namely, that Bielaskis auto
mobile was picked out from score
OF others along the same road tnat
morning, the actual hold-up being acx
oompIished almost within slght Oh
several passing cars; that the mem
hers of the Bielaski party refused 70
hermit a truckload Of federal en-
rineers in the vicinity of the kld-
napine to pursue the bandits; me
fact that one woman member OF tne
party wore on the mountain TRIP
..3 900 900 francs worth of Jewelry.
enough for a diplomatic reception.
According to the owner or these
valuables, they were appropriated
by the bandits.
DESPITE these newspaper assertions
persons who have talked to MIR. BE
isskf since his return claim to see no
discrepancies in his story ana at
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MRS. J. J. WELTY DEAD.

Mrs. Psony welty Of 1908 Euclid
street. wife Of jerome J. Welty, law
Examiner Of the United States land
once, died early today at a local sanf:
farinm after an Illness of several
month";, She became q resident OF
WashinKton fivs years ago. when she
moved here from Springfield, Ohio
With her husband. She had been ar
active member in the Methodist Epis.
copal Church, the Eastern Star and
the Pythian Sisters. Besides her hus-
tsra. MISS Ruth Welty of this city and
Mrs. walter Tymeison Of New York
Funeral services and burial will be
held Monday ct East Liberty. Ohio.
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June BRIDES IN D. C.
TOTAL 718 is REPORT
OF THELICENSE CLERK

June, 1922, has sustained the reputa-
ton Of the month Of brides" by sur
passing in the number Of marriage
licenses any previous month OF the 96eX
At the close OF business yesterday Col.
w. A. Kroll. the license clerk. had Is
sued bliss permits to 71S couples
since June 1. The number. however,
fails somewhat behind the activity Of
the banner year. 1920. when 500 hcensesI
we're issued that June. In June, 1921.
there were issued 7<9 ucenSaA -
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"GRANDMA" LACEY DIES.
Inmate Of Homo for Aged Had
Passed Soth Milestone.

Mrs. Mary ]. Lacey, eighty-nine years
of age, and familiarly known a. the
grandma" Of the Home for the Aged
mate for a number Of years, died Thurs
day night.
Burial VIII be tomorrow at Congress
sional cemetery, arrangements having
been made by the Episcopal Church Of
this city, the Scottish Rite and the Mys-
tic Shrine Rev. D. b. Coven viii off,
ciate at the services.
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GETS MAXIMUM PENALTY.
Woman "Dope" Peddler Sentenced
to Five Years In Prison.

Following his announced intention
to impose the maximum sentence in
every case OF dope" peddlinE COP
victed before him. Justice Siddons in
Criminal Division . late yesterday
afternoon sentenced Maude Schanks
imprisonment Through Attorney T.
Morris wampler, the woman noted an
appeal to the Court Of Appeals and
was allowed to continue at liberty on
$4,000 bail. She was recently con.
yicted Of selling narcotics -,
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IRISH REBELS LOSE
MORALE AS MORE
STR0NGH0LDS FALL
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

or on the plea Of humanitarian. COM
NIT or attempt acts Of trachery.
The government movement against
the Sackville street area was appar-
entity under full headway during the
forenoon. An important move was
made By tho national army troops in
this direction. when they took over
the buildings in Sackville street op-
posite the block that had been seized
by ths republicans
Fighting Becomes Sharp.
There was q sharp outburst Of fir-
ting this morning in the vicinity Of
st. Stephens green on tho south side,
whore tho irresulars were reported
to have seized the United Service
Club
The fighting generally, however.
has been diverted to the north side Of
Liffey, In the district immediately
Joining the ruins Of the Four Courts
and in the Saokville street area.
About II o'clock sharp firing broke
out In Talbot street, where an armor-
ed car CARRYING national army troops
was attacked
Evening star., 1922-07-01
SETS ASIDE $500 AWARD.
Court Directs New Trial Of Suit
for DamaeaA

Justice Stafford Of the District Su-
preme Court has set aside verdict for
$500 damages awarded by . Jury June
20 against the Security Savings and
Crouia, who sued for alleged dishonor
Of Q check. The court directed q new
trial The bank was represented by
Lawrence koenigsberger.
Evening star., 1922-07-01
ARMY REJECTS BIDS.

An bids recently received by the
ouartsrmaster general Of the Army for
the construction Of two hangers at the
Army aviation station at Boiling Field,
Anacostia, have been rejected as unsat-
isfactory. New bids will be invited
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TO HOSPITAL FOR DUTY.

Lieut.. Commander George r. w.
French, Naval Medical Corps. in the
bureau of naval operations. Navy
Department. has been ordered to the
Naval Hospital, Chelsea, Mass. for
duty.
Evening star., 1922-07-01

The Baltic sea has an average depth
ht enly forty.thres yards. e
Evening star., 1922-07-01

Funeral services were held today for
Randolph R. Rapley. son of the late
w. W. Rapley. who died at his home.
Avenel, Md. Wednesday night from
angina pectoris. after an Illness COW
ering less than a year. The services
were held at the winter home Of
E. E. Rapley, a brother, at the Wy
oming. and were conducted by Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith of st. Margarets
Episcopal Church.
Interment. which was private. was
at Oak Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Rapley is survived by MS
widow. Mrs. Catherine c. Rapley; a
daughter, Catherine Stansbury Rap
ley. and two brothers, w. II. Rapley,
manager of the National Theater, and
E. E. Rapley. manager of the Ma
tional Publishing Company.
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TEXT OF SPEECH
BY PRESIDENT
AT COAL PARLEY

Continued from First Pase.)
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MAY GET CONGRESS
TO SETTLE STRIKE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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MEN WANTED
SHOP CRAFTS

Machinists and helpers on account
of STRIKE. The Atchison. Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway company will
receive applications for positions as
follows: Machinists, boilermakers.
blacksmiths. -heet metal workers,
electrical workers, carmen d
helpers, Apply to supt Shops, To-
peka, KAN and Master Mechanics
at Chicago, FIT. Madison, Iowa, Kan
sas City, Kan, ArGentine Station
Chauute. Newton Arkansas City.
Santa BE Labor bureau. 6l2 South
Wabash Ave, Chicago, and Santa
Fe Labor bureau, 10 Vest Missouri
Ave, Kansas City Mo. General
Foreman, Roundhouse, Emporia,
Kan. Wages standard and employ
ment steady.
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Rooms and Board
n0OMa IOR nENr-TInNIsmEn :

ROOMS FOR HENr-FJRN1sHED ~
ELwOOD. s.. Sl5-Nicey furnished larss
south room convenient 10 bath. close
in. Osage ele3.
/ ELWOOD, s.. 52i--Cool. very desirable
front sleeping room suitable Tor two
gentlemen or couple. employed
ELWOOD a.. Clb-Eico'y furnlsbsd south
room. convenient 10 bath. close In.
| FOK HENT-Two nicely furnished sleep
lnE f2gms' close In. osage s7bo
/ OR HENT.'rwo furnished rooms. $50 q
non month r,' 3os'5 fr,,,oo' Cottage In
FRISCO s.. 506is For REM, beautifully
! furrl7ne1 s0uW room, close IN, gentle.
men only orage s322
/ FOH EENr-si0o. cool sleeping toIm.
'1I ''r" 1855
ron RENT-Lltrc sleeping porch with
t"o beds. adjoining dressing room; next
~ bath and shower walking distance
n.s1 l-,ar garage. 1904 s. Carson.
| lltIu, W 52! Two uiDe cool sleeping
| 555gR ono o." ana one - Usage
GEErhEMhN wants. 5o0mmhte.. COOL
s.H' nca,,. tqi'm, .ol, Mary hraokmnn'
/ HOUSTON s. t's For rent, furnished
s'r.rinT room connecting bath. call
/ |upg r'r b 2ll-s'ocplug room aiiolu
lns n.th os1Ee gll6
uur TON s.. 6i0-Ore double ana one
.Ut'' h'' room nice ana cool. bf's.
LOVELY SLEEPING room. outside
! entrance" H"u'n'rn exposure. garage
| M,'is lI '.H.f'd. ''ltf -l'o.
| MAIN. n. lifG.-WeU- furnished room IN.
refined homo garage 'snRe 1851
/ MARY lFI.h MAN. -tu.uishod sleep.
Iur rY.m. adjoining htth. Phone Usage
Ters g.
NEWIY pEDDNATLB sIaepinr. room newt
20 bath. E,ltIrmuu preferred. con gIl
s Frisco
. @IrI.fy .gf.u@f-iITu sf.rriug room
srIfrNIa f.r fu,u rtrfip4 Dstrs qt0f.I
..,..,., ,,,.,..l, de-.
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Automobiles
AIInMnnlI.rs rnn sALl

4 TTEHLGfH spoodstef. in good condi.
ions roo. rstu'o or payments considered
Phone DHlpt .Hf
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A MAN with large experience H. cow-nur.
cial lines desires situation, executive.
office and travelling experience, l32-p,
care World
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ROOMS ron UESr.rrRNIsuED II

"a LOVELY sleeping ROOM seven win
north side Usage sIl4,I
A LARGE FRONT HrapinR room, south-
cast pNposWc, also kitchepette apart
mont osase l529-J.
AL cool outside rooms at Hotel selma
92jia south Main. Gentlemen preferred.
pg1Ee o-tarJ.
AHJOlNS uATH modern. second floor "
brick apartment. three blocks south Cos
den building, couple or ladies. Usage
\ cool southwest sleoplns room can
osaE" iall,
BOSTON, S., lil6--For ront, sleeping
porch with two beds and dressing room.
For two or three gentlemen.
BOULDER. $, 6ii-Front sleoping room
BALrIMORE. S, ici7-Nice, ia,Ee slsop-
ng room, south exposure. Phone Osage
BOULDER .. SIl-Cno. nicely cleaned
sleeping room, upstairs. across from
hath, for geutemen. ns're Ae9l.
BOULDER. S. fOs--Beauufully furnished
front room. east exposure. private home
for gentlemen only.
GR6CKMNN. MARY NVT--One nicely
furnished room osnEe 3t9l.
BOSTON. s. i7J7-EIegantly.
southeast bedroom and sleeping porch
adjoining bath; private family; also "a.
rage. Gcnt'Cmeu.
BALTIMORE. s.. lN05--SoutheaEt sleep
ms room, private home, gentlemen only.
RetrrcuCss os1Ee ltaH-J.
cool SOSrH sIocp.Ug rooms Private
home, garage, uslgo aGl-j.
CHEYENNE, s, 7lc-Nicely furnished
front room; bath adjoining. osaso
CHEYENNE S. Uc- Unusually large
sleSgringo ol,gl room ,ils window" connecting
CHEYENNE, $, bio-NiccIy-turnished
sleeping room. private laNatory. 20 nice
home. close I'm. Usage sass,
CHEYENNE. So 1ll-Nice room In private
home one or two gentlemen References
CINCINNATI s., ii35--Front room, Con
yenlcut 10 bath also garage Tor rent.
References. Phone Usage to23.I,
CINCINNATI, s.. 9o6-Large south room,
close in. bsage Nltn.
CINCINNATI. $. 1916 Largo front room,
With bath, for gentlemen. private home.
Usage slbl
CINCINNATI, s., 12Ol--Two rooms FOR
light housskeeping; private entrance
everything furnished call Usage S2Sl-J
CLoSE-IN, .desirablo cool room, private
entrance bath, private family, for gem
tlemen only. 1li $. Detroit OslEe ass,
DENVER. ~, 5l7--One nicely-furnished
room, large clothes closets. connecting
bath, with or without kitchen privileges.
IN a modern home, Cedar 33Ih.
DETROIT, s., GO3-DesIrsble room in
modern home to lady employed, middle
aged lady preferred. Osage b0sg.
DENVER s., b2l-Nicey furnished room
close IN, Tor gentleman.
DENVER S., I8ig-One nice sleeping
room, good homei also garage, Usage
EIGHTH ", i6-rhree large rooms.
Everything furnished.
EIGlN :, ,un-Ntceiy turnished sleeping
ins Iovn for rent
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ROOMs-USrURNIsHED

NAYBELLE. N, :i7--Three rooms. du
plev modern near both car lines, rea
sonahle. Usage b313.
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Live Stock. Poultry and Seeds


\ FINE pasture, water grass, shade close
IN. livestock wanted. Osage 463g
tHreu gallons per day. $50 can and
see her MIXED Z q. m. or 70. mn. 2fti
E. Admiral
GOOD gated saddle horses for hire At
a. n. Cheyenne. Usage l5i5.
Jersey malo for service. ia N. Chcy.
enue.
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TULSA LODGE No. 90. J, o. O. ". meets
every Tuesday evening. 1:3O,
c. W, FOLTz. N. q.
J. T. MOORE, Secretary.
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&.-S>
l. o. o. n. DIRECTORY
odd Fellows Hall liSb South Boulder
AURORA LODGE. NO. Ss. /. o. O. n.
Meets every Wednesday evening, 7;3o y.
m.
C. W. GATES. N. q.
NJ l. PouNDsToNG Secretary,
TULSA LODGE NO. 90. J. o. O. ". meets
every Tuesday evening. 1:3O.
G W. FOLTz. N. q.
J. Il. MOORE, Secretary.
TULSA ENCAMPMENT NO. ~. I. o. o. r.
Meets on second and fourth Friday OF each
J. L. HUGHLETf, c, p.
h. II. FULLER scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO, sS. !. o. o. r.
Regular meeting first and third Friday
MRS. MoiLIE LOWE. N. @.
MRS. CARRY DAVIS. See.
Usage 46.3-R.
TULSA CANTON NO. 10. l. o. o F
Patriarch Militant Fret saturday each
month. y. m.
J. P, MOORE. Capt.
Il. II. FULLER Clerk.
ORDER or LOYAL SONS. rulsa Fireside
No. 3, second snd fourth Saturday each
RkYM1Np FISHER, ". W.
n a. HUGHLETT W. 4.
every Tuesday evening west Tulsa.
&. ], ELINEARD Secretary
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l1 IlrsfIalsI aNuru
tn urHlUg a Dramatic
90 Trade g-ho
1} WHHisi Instruction
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ANNA A. MUSTER
Real estate exchange. Trade or sell anv-
thlnS Money advanced 10 help you
buS' s4s security Bids, Osage 1901
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Rooms and Board

COOL ROOMS Cor summer. all outside
windows. rynt reasonable. Columbia no.
tgl Usage tg7f.
IA SAALE HOTEL
CEDAR tglG AIS g. DENVER
The popular-prics family hotel; quiet
and hOWolike Tor every guest; excel
lent dining room service IN connection
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7u IuI1r h.famtI..
"a Iubi0ts BaaI t.fsia
~ FHf FfIr H HIH.
II tr Ia1a Nra.
4'rrIs
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Seeds & Nursery Stock.

PLANTS
BEAUTIFUL hlooming GlsdioIaS VT.
b.
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Board and Rooms


Board and Rooms
HOTELS IS
JACOBS HOTEL
Birepfoo' throughout, 900 rooms s'sg no.
.el popular prices Rooms titO aud
1850 ~ wrsk. 90 ana 81 20 per, day.
aos % firH 81 Phone uaage 100.
TERMINAL HOTEL
I Main r'fos'. opposite Frisco station
south rooms. fine aud cool. FREQ baths
90 wsskly
WEsTLAND HOTEf.
DsHgo 1908.
gD5is j. Ihlrd
Clean anI W'u.vrufi.atf1 rooms with
running voter. respectable and home
'-..-...-..-
IIGnI nOrsEKEEpiNG ROOMS Is
I HD.ID.. a.. ggt.Two iupuB for isn't
h'ur.s'mus h''h. screened porch
''.'
BOULDER a. goo. Housekeeping rooms.
rsoryiuIHs furnished. close iu, modsIu,
tr.rrHi1u.e people only ftb0.t6 week
noriuIn e., sol-amau apartment fur-
uI-Iel complete, IDEAL for busiucas
BDaIDs ST. IHal. Tvo.fosm APARTMENT.
furnIauri tut Nghi uopscN". ping. Coi1r
iCHEFENNE.. b.. ciI-Tvo clean desir.
sb'e Housekeeping rooms, ao1th front.
convenient ba'h.
DIs.iNE W.T. 81. tlo-Tbree two. and
ono rooms furnished f1r light housekeep.
inr
DHE1Is-E g.. I8ID-.Two large rooms
uu.. u.trs 5tbt.1
gISgI.N b.. 3ub..TIght hUuRpk pkropIng
room. oaaea si75.
rugytSNf. H.. gs6--gui,e OF tgor1s hot
and cold water In each room. no chn.
drou. Os1ge 7sft
DENVER b. ma .Tvo-foom ktchenc,t,
apartment. arranged in private home,
r'1o ard Don't entrance everything far.
u'ahUI IInnI r'ar" Tor two employed
a1.'' ' '''r.'..
LLWuDn. .. lNla.Iwo .uui three room
5l',IH.'' it,n'..gg,l Tor hfni mousse.
'''''.' ''.'N' '"' ...-.--...--.-.--
"'. '.,,'.''I. lN' ,fni H"a''.
,,,s,l,, ...' .' -, .'. ..,'. - s. .,
fitl.,' 1T" "lolsntd rooms t'i
utl' "'"s'Ne' l'nF usage el eli'..-..
tIsl.,'5 tol-Iw2 or ihreo lshi
u"1H' 'E'''lHk i"''hH TOT rent usage
f.,,,,,.,,.,,- ~. 5.,.---,. .,.--.-.---.-
! rNlH ,IW. r. lhl'e toons tNI.
n.H".' i.r uD,ls'n ,.l''ne ,-lsr ,'t'
FoH EENsI-Lw9 rooms and sleeping
pot,h' turnlshed i9r nonsekeeplng. h,d
K T,wIno '''''
ron "i,f-, T,-,-,... .,,,,..-..
fI- rausat.srtrg. modem clean erT
cool. ., ,ouri. 1rfv Ga1ys ftiF
i.,t, ,,,.,..,.
Ec.rins I'm ooist modem ba,1e ,Inss
IN. rnfsrarrra roafirsd. no rhuli-p
Oalro .s.a
Fpt RENT NV. Igh, hou.aFeopirg
rooms. with Hle,pIug porch can at l2l
s. Guthrie or ph|n' os'se 'o'l-R.
housekeeping room Usage 6i5l
ron UT.l -.-vsrt .,l,,-trrs ,,T,eIy
tlfu.suoi Cor I.tht housakccpirE. I.leo
l.lt.
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FINANCIAL

% BaIa opa,iuoi'a
N.A OII.asa. HupD .'t
lS Hotels Rooms il
g. Nuy ptasH lHfi
81 NaHI trafs inals
e. Wanted fl nHvF
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Business Service
nnIss.INkINn.MILLINtRi


RODMs a.a ROBINSON BUILDING
For Proper Ladies Tailoring fur WORK.
Refttng, Altering, fleaing. Hemsttch-
tng Button. covering Buiton.hoies.
Mai orders Attended.
FAsHlONABLE drsNmbk'ng alterations
and rrIHings reasonable. Call OsaEe
1si3. 1906 T. second.
HEAsTIICUlNG and picotinE at cents
a yard % Rouleau Millinery upstairs
over W0olvorth's Mrs Philip. expert
eucod operator. guarantees ell work
HEMs'rITCHlSG, buttons and narrow
pisatuE Mrs. ilarris, 20sb 8 Mala.
Look for sleu.
MsTITCWNG. picotins of all kinds by
experienced dfessWsker. CAV Usage
3l2i.J ~, s. Frisco.
Hemstitchlng end Pico'ing. sc per yard.
- Lls Thlrd ..... ,,,.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE co.
PLAIE SEWING. embroidery aud hand
h'msNioh,ng Mra i1rria bl9 j.
Boulder
sLWING-Cbldren's clothes q speciality;
HWugkluE uui rwOroi1crug. Phone cedar
sPIltgLLA CONSETS for style and dur.
WANTED. u-sssuskiug or alteration
work.. guaranteed usage i"o.
WANTHD#By capable woman. position
lr home r"1u'~uE the sorEi'es ~
months. or the year. reference. .02H,
MONI>G AND STORAGE ~
ANDERSON Transfer and Storage fur.
uIturo packing. local and long distance
moving. 900 W first. 0sage se5l.
oHD.S.COUNTRY haunug prices have
been cut 20 an towns within radius ot
Ia1 miles Of Tulsa. We are the best
equipped Be sure ana get our prices
Phone oe1ge us Nichols transfer 4
siurfre Co
FOR MOVING, trln5for and storage, cal.
g'ln'"f Transfer y storage. OsaEs
GET OUR PRICES On moving storage
and paskn. Atlss Transfer = storags
90. bs1ue sets.
WE MOVE anywhere. citv moving s.
per 4gIL VIII i've men lelaL 2s.s
PAINTING AND DECORATING 80
ATTENTION LADIES' Let me remove
that hot dish mark scours, scratches ana
iuprints from your furniture. Usage
A coNIRAcrfNG plperh!uger ant
painter; snmples shown, roferencs CIV
on. Lee Duncan. OsaEe @259.R
DECORATOR--F Y KIRBY
PaperhGngcr ana painter, work guaran.
teed' samples. prices reasonable osase
4 PRACTICAL painter aud paperhanger;
samples. prices reasonable. Haup''nan.
Phone pssEe 56sl.
A r. HODGE-P1perhangt and paint.
ing Residence II " Rosodale. Cedar
1868.
B. +. HARRIS painting papothauFiug
and CaI.miuInE. 452 CrutChteId.
Usage 2cii-j.
II. II. KtDpING. payer ana paint con.
tractor has tho best wall paper for ~
ceuts auI up. Usage 1888. $40 T.
Sixth
-. VAN sCHAtK. p1p,rHauger. painter
ana decorator CHu Cug. a"lt.R.
EnnTI NfINlHn IAIsV f4HIfIt.a hrtu.If.
white aud aII colUr-. special price 81 30
per gallon. Home Decorating Co. 3ll
8 Boston.
PAINTING and plTerhangiug, guaran.
teed: prices reasonable. Toons papeTed
81 up Harris. Osage 6497. r.
CALL OsaEe 1898 and save money on
your painting and decorating. We
guarantee.