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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1918.
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PARK PROPOSITION
UP TO COMMISSION
Tni k llnnrrl 1 lirnn-s Owl of Kcntlitll,
VcM 'I n Nil mill IkIiIi ciiiIi, awl
Mnin Will lit. (Kid.
KENDALL WILL HELP WORK
Offer lo lioiinli- l'nrl of Ihn Ittilmr
linlilriu.il to Ii hiiIiik l'i the 1'nrk
In 4'nlN'Kn Ulriirlcl.
New parks in West Tulni, Kendall,
and lit KlKliteenth anil Main mmMk
are Itn-linl'd In the pi. ma of I'"' i"l(
linnrd for th(. cntTiiriic fim".il year, i
provided finiilH inn he funnil fur I'"'!
purposi". At n ineellnir lit lln1 iiirli j
board last iiikIiI. II wan di'tldi-d In i
end repi rpt-ntatives before u himiIhI!
mnellno; fff tho city eornniisilniif rs
IIiIh afternoon lo opium Hie iiinciit
need of ninny fur (lime iuritiue.
I'etltioiiK.. with i r -i'mi-iiIi "I In I Im
park lioarcl lust nl,'lit from Iwk
thousand residents of WVi.t Tuliia
nd from citizens llvlinc In K.inlall
ililltlnn, Nell her of lln'5ii tiiifiitnuril
Ilea have park" (if anj Hurt, ami (lie
board deeded Hilt II was hluli Hum
fur oina provision in tin mo K'"!hK
portion i,f the . My.
Ilotv low "llimni'il 1'nrf," SoiiinC'
The proposed purl, In W1-.1 'lulu
1 a plot of iMiilih'l iiwnrtl l (1 II.
Howard. l In wit 11.1I 'I .Ins! ln'Hirnl
Iho imi In portion of W'mt Tuls.i near
the bcKlnnlnK of tho iave, ni.nl. II
In nearly fourteen iiiti-h and mlir.tin.
lily suited for a. rk l"'uiiHe of 11
well developed tfrve. Tho ih maud
for thl pink Ih especially hIiihik,
The. Mil)- hernlall ("Ml flt
KlKhtnenlh anil Main uli'i'i" mo linili
amitllrr, hut me well liical d. The
park board estimate llt.tt llin three
prnpcriirHi coiilil ho hnuilit it t IIiIh
time for 13.11110, A ronlmltli'o of
hiime-otvni i from ill" Kendall tlli.
trlct tnld lli' hoard last 1 1 1 n I t Hint
they would Kindly turn mil find work
on thi park If the til'ininil rouhl only
be provided.
II I the hope of Hi" hoard to havn
funds nppioprlal'd for thi ui'iiia."e
of these parks ns well an ollo-r run
troiplulcd linproveiiieiitH In Iho rlly
hiiilgctinnw beniK mado up for the
flCHl year 19 la -19.
Annottii' eincnt was made at Ihf
tnrntlni; that hliln ri now ln-lnu re
ceived for innterial to bn iinod on tlin
river drlvs, hoinln Jr wlih-h wore
voted nonin time uico. AH KrH'MnK hna
been done on tho drive, nd the
board will puh I ho boulevard n
qulikly poMiihlc.
GOING TO HELP A BROTHER
"Illll" IlMlloy filing lo lYnni M O
Marino lo llt-Jp.
TlocaiinB bin brother ! "over
there" nnd In the thick of the fluht
liit with the United Hlalre marine,
"lllll" Hullxy, one of Tula' beet
known young mon, and an Oklahoma
unlvoralty inaii.Jp Knlng to enll't In
the marine this week.
A letter from Ma brother, Iarkln,
reowivad thla week, tella of the lut
ter'i participation In the buttle of
('an(l-iiy 611 June ( and of the deda
of herqlem pcrforrntHl by hla 00m
pany commander, a Itetitnnitnt, who
took command afler the captain hud
been killed In action.
"It wrta hard, naety work at tho
lime," aays larkln In hla letter, ''but
now that It la over the bunch la cer
tainly on happy crowd of boyt. V
are all proud of the rcault."
He tella of them lylm In hole aU
Incbea deep wllh gliella flylnf all
bout them. One nun three feet
from him was struck In the bread
by ahrapnel. The marine loat all
of their toilet artlclea and other poe-
easlona and numt of their clotliliiK
and even the Y. M. C. A. aiH-relary
with them was wounded and had to
be aent to a hospital, o you llalley
waa detailed to no to IMrla and pur
chase new atipplk'S."
Pru-lh of Mr. Ihim.-ldc.
Funeral service fbr Mr. J. II.
Durnslde, wImi died at 4:JU yeaterdny
mornlriR, fallowing an operation for.
appendicitis), will be held loruorrow
afternoon from tho residence, 216
West Third street. Unrlnl will bo
Ifi Onklawn conielery. Hev. Mrado
K. Dutt will preach the nervlcea.
Mra Hiirnsldo Buffered a Hovere
Jttnck of utuen,!kiilui Monday a
week ago anil won rushed to tho Ok
lahoma hospitnl. where shfl waa
operated on. It waa thought that she
waa sett'PK nlonif nicely, when ser
ious symptoms appeared Holiday,
r-eath was caused, it was said, by an
infection of the bowels caused partly
by a pnrtlnl paralysis of those; r
ins. This waa her eocond atluck,
of lyipondtclMs.
J. It. Hurnslde Is a contractor
with offices at 4(M t'otumerce build
in. Ttobbvry flmrip" HiHinbeatl.
Cliarges of cojolnt robbery wcro
dismissed yesterday mornlnx nKiOHt
l'Io Woodn and Raymond Thomas
In the jusllco court of H. J. tiray.
The men are rharci'd wllh havlim
robbed tius Andrews, Joe Itoone and
'William Kuleiitos 3n Iho nlnht of
Pecembcr 22. 1917. Tho case was
dismissed., yesterday mnrnlnc on
show in pr by counsel for the defenso
that the henrinn: had been held be
fore Judge Kd Warren In 'May nnd
checked up to the district court.
Carter Smith, assistant county prose
cutor, will refilo the . c-iso In tho
county court, (iarrelt ytalloy, also
named In the informatli11 as one of
the trio who participated Jjj the rob
bery of the bakery, out on bond on
account of bis sentence of four yeurs
In the penitentiary fur his connec
tion wllh tho murder of John Uo
breff, bcinK reviewed by the court of
criminal appeals, was arrcslcd on the
warrant rharKliiK Woods and Thom
as with tho bakery robbery.
Marriage Liccmcs
1
The following ma.rlage been,,'
'".".r'1 Z "!'.' , ,7, V
. T-rcd W. Hurt. 2!: Mllyell llarrl
yon. 20: both of Tulsa. i
ilarrv Coen. 36. Jenks: Helen
V',r, .- Bnnthofn, t8, Coshocton. Ohio.
Albert W. Howt'll. i. Tu b: iH-na
TX 'J' Ali'snn, :!:', I'itiiinii'irh.
Minor i.iontiuei, .1, in .una
Brook.i, ri: hntu or Hroken AJ'row.
ltr.bert W i-'.'iitt
1 ; leisie Sit,
1; io:'.t of Tui ley.
': l.roy Creenhaw, 2n
Btella (.'oirpcr Ik. Tul-a
KredorUft Lucas, X,
Okmulffeo;
Tulsa; May
6tcphcnsaf 9, Talala,
MEN OUTSIDE DRAFT
ARE NOT ' AFFECTED,
'lrtvtrr I .lalii
l ilK Onl. r iKH it
'I lo in; Itnio Is I
'Hint Wink or
Vol I tli'llll in
air. Ho Sny.
IIIMITiiN, .Inly
ini'iilinif on Co nr w v. orlt
ri'Knliii Ioiim wlih li wrii into i-ffi" 1
.lei day, I'.-wvntil M.in.dal (h ni i.ilj
('rowh-.r 'lniih,iHIrd lrd,iv lhal l.h- '
rdi-r rlooi not rf-ri no-ii niiiai l of
drufl ,'ikiv Scvi'ial f:ntririlijiill!t r lilt
pnir'l.fijy havo rol'f ufo'd II will) ,uiM
loarini; -irtM III monio Hlan
ii''iiiril friiwli r rxplaio'd Ih.ii
III" WirK or flKhl onlt-r in pnr-iy a
riiltltary Mt-p -4 1 1 1 thai f,i'Kii lal ioiih m
yardlo-c "mployioi-r'l or initllaf',
mtvm'o fur uni'-'J'if' r'i' inn an ih,l
ii ilirai'il In Iiim f ntii r'u, 'I hi onl ,
I feci Ho
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dnifi lr Ih
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II. tm mole opn I ( 11 11 1 1 i'-i id 'Inpl'-
lllt'tll.
I'ool hall lo ifel.l, 1 1 It,,. II -It 1 1
ll-i'l. dep. n.li nl 011 I in-1 1' i
.01111 and a liov olln ia of
I .ir... are ifi. Ii.. .1 In mim
lie. I hat li'i V'' I.-. .11.' I 01 I 1 1
iiijpp.o tlnir j. ...inli iitn t . . 1
111 a ri'iiif -.. ni oil o- ip 1 : 1
he ll.-Mle'i ll I.V Hp dl." 10 I Li
ol i I I H I'l ti' ( .ill 1 lit. I I'l I
1 rds.
In
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work thai pa v.i II 1
III work
I 'a tnoti I i:. JnliM and
Ion pi ff
.1 i poll
Hitnit do not K't tin ii.'
i on 1. f 1 nd Mate "
01 "pe r 1 11I - a 1 1 1 a 1 1 " oo.
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ni( I,, see 'lllll . ill k I III-' I"
into, tin rt or t hitit'i i t I'.al
onie I" fore Hie .HI f, I
hoiild.t III III" I. "It ft" we
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M.
Who liuve been (Tivii tlererreil clan
r If It'll I . On ml oi-ciipallnnal urolllnlM
ii,i, then mill their wmk and k"""
I.. hiaflUK and livlntf bv llleir Wlln
have he. li plcketl up and milnlnlirlly
imluelfil 111I11 Ihn inihlary Hervleo.
It im 11 Ivimi d hy ollli'lul thai men
mould not .iill their Jobs Juki ho-
iallM,i Ilnv lire !i'incHellllll. They
are llahle lo Kit In Iroiihle. Tliey
.hmild flint Imve n pln.cn III vuiw,
then the bo-urdH will ntiiKt men to
fiel Ihe-rlnht kind of place.
HELD ON MURDER. "CHARGE
rio WiKsts Hound Ottt Without
Hull for Wlnl.-r Klllliut
ri-e Woods. charird with tho
murder of John liohreff, wns held
without ball yealprdav as a result of
hi preliminary hearinu before Jus
tice 1C. J. dray. Woods wna ran k tit
on Neho inouniain, ouiiieasi oi
MiiSkOKea. four week nun, by tho
Hays Selective Airenry and broucht
back to Tulsa.
lAst winter, nncemher 22, woons.
In company with several otner.
joined In a gambling game with some
forelpner who were camped near
the Oklahoma Iron work. The
gnme ended In a Iigm, in wnicn
John Hobreff wss hol. ' Peveral
other men were wounded.
Bince the ahootlng just before last
Christmas, John Debroff llngerej
for several months, hovering ro
tween lire and death. He finally
died last May, making a deathbed
statement. Involving all the ganit
who had Invaded the game, and I'lox
Woods especially
Wood, with th other In his
crowd, got away, and they havo
been, on by one, picked up and
hrought back to Tulsa for trial.
(larret Hailey, at present out on
bond in connection wllh the same
enso, charged with manslaughter,
was the main witness for the slate nt
the preliminary hearing yesterday.
On the stand, (larrett llalley stat
ed that there wss a I'leg Woods In
his crowd that night, but that this
waa not the man. However, Judge
Oray ruled, the witness might be
trying to protect th defendant, and
that, as fsr as known, there I not
another Pies Woods, tho prisoner
was to be presumed to be the eight
man.
It was bmtiKht out In testimony
during tho trial that while the ar
resting parly was waiting at Mus
kogetafor the train, l'lox Woods of
fereirV. J. Hays, tho detective, $300
to let him go, which offer was raised
$200 by his brother, Jotwij Woods,
who Is sail later- to Uvi dlsap.
poured. '
INDIAN INQUIRY IS
ASKED OF CONGRESS
CONTIM'Kn UtOM rAOR ONR
sent to the Mexicun Kovcrnment and
a more uneasy condition of affairs
exists thero than Is generally known
Whll-, Mr. Hells declined to talk
about the matter today, assistants
In his nffli'iv took the position thai
In opposing the opening of the west
ern half of tho rescrval ion ho Is
justified on the ground that the In
dians now hive "too much money,
and that tho demand for oil Is not
sufficient to warrant new develop
mentis.
It was clalmee" furthof that he
has been compelled to withhold
payment of n oney to the ('sane
for several months because of the
pteVHlenco of bootb'Kitlii on the
reservation, od the conseonent loss
of thoir money by the Indians while
under the influence of Intoxicants.
It was roll Mated Without quallfi
cation tojuy that Mr. Sells will with
hold ful lire payments of money I
illicit Honor, selling In the ( isaite
country is Mcemed such as In Jui
tifle.i.
Connection with extending the
leie period for the Osage tribe. Mr
.Sells his tken the position that Hi
eastern half cf the district should
he thoroughly drained of Its oil be
fore th 1 western half is opened to
development.
The ii'tluhoma members of con
sress asaert that Iho reservation
should he developed ouickly as pus
sihle While it secinB unlikely that
tin house committee on Indian af
fairs will be aide to secure funds at
this ri'Muun of congress for the In
qtilry. and the cimniitt on rules
may not euro to venture on the mat.
tcr, llin (iklihonia members ex
pressed determination today In
1 l. ...1,1, lh ,-e,.,..
HI lHU II I IMO Ml"' I '
tenlng In 1 le.-cm hot', and to press It
I lo 1 finu h. The scheme of the in-
-irv cove ,vo, v l -
mcml-. rs are a unit ill their n.tlt.l.'e
Iuu, n, f hm ,f)rtnv n,,,..,,e,l
.. , woum enrrv tlis mailer to
a finish.
llnrt In .Auto Aiidilcnt.
MIAMI, nkla., July '.' - - Kthel Mc
fiee and Cladvs Mct'utlouith. nv,,
young girlH fourteen yearn of ai.e.
were thrown into a ditch yesterday
when they lost control of a liiith
powi r automobile they were driving
Miss Mdiee had a leg broken, while
Miss .V.cCulloush waa only slUjhiiy
injure! J
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.'! IN"1'I'H '"l.Mtk, who bus been
chief clerk at the county board of
1 iii s, li ft Monday iifternoon for a
visit of a week nt Chiiemnre. l-'roni
there Im epectH to go to Colorado
for Hie nonont of his health.
- I -
JOHN Mf'iltAM. deputy Ifnltiil
Hlales marshal, left last night for
McAlester. whore ho will a'lend tho
session of tho grand Jury. There are
thirty cases of tllrfiyrent sort from
TijIsm. In which Mr. Moran will have
to tesllfy.
KUKD C. KAKIV of Manchester.
N. H Is In Tulsa ns the guest of bis
friend, Judge John ). I.ydecker, 104
South l'Vlsco. Tills is Mr. Kakln'
first visit lo tho west, and he is es
pecially Impressed with the husinesa
activities of Tulsa. '
.... I
R'CON.'tTANTINK purchased ymi-
terdav four blocks of the Broadmoor
addition from Mr. Nola f!hlldi,rs-
Tracy for Ifiil.Ooil The property Is
located at I'.ast I'lrteenlh and New
port, nnd will be used for a number
of residences be experts to build.
.... 1
IIAllNI'.TT llOUTtiN Is leaving for
Washington today, where he will of
fc$ hi services to the I'nlled Stales
111 Helping sidie inn uiissiati situa
tion. He Is a fnrmer Ituslan cill.en
anil a student of tho politic of hi
nativity,
C JO. lllTt'IlNKIU general secre
tary of the Y. M. C. A., arrived hero
yesterday after several day absence
during which he aitended the no
tary convention In Knnsas Clty-and
war work In San Antonio. Ho will
leave , today for Kurt Iifcuvunworlh,
Kan. 1
MRS. JKANMTrK NirWKI.I, nml
George 11 linc.bolt, both of Tulsa,
wera uuletly married at S o'clock
Monday evening at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. .1 ll. Uing of 1343 South
Quaker. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. John T. Ulley pas
tor of Orcult Memorial church.
KIOHT NEW HTOltK buildings
nre under construction In West Tulsa,
Mart W alters, owner. I he buildings
are located along the busincHS thor
oughfare uml are part of Mr. Wal
ler's plan to build many more In the
immediate future, to take care of
tho Increased demand for West Tulsa
firms.
rRSKItTIOJ is CHArtflPm In tho
petition for divorce filed In superior
court yesterday by M. K. Kilmer, who
wishes separation from Nellie Kil
mer, retlllon alleges that they were
married In 1'JOI ut l'Mtzgcralil, (la..
and that the wlfo deserted arid went
to Illinois, later, plaintiff believes,
going back lo some place In (leorKla,
IIRMINISCKNK.I and reports of
the International convention held in
Kansas City last week and presen
tation to the club of the International
cup, won at the convention for hav
ing tho large-? attendance, will con
stitute an Interesting program of the
Itolary club at today s noon lunch
eon in Hotel Tulsa. President Alf
U. Jlcggetn will preside.
-.
1HVOKCI" WAS granted yesterday
in superior court to Mrs. Susie Miller
from Charles Miller, giving Mrs. Mil
ler the custody of her minor children,
alimony to the extent of $t0 a month
nnd $!ii for attorney's feea. The orig
inal petition was filed two weeks by
Milter, charging curi-aic cniclty and
neg!ct. but the referee recom
mended that the decree he granted to
the defendant, which w.us dune.
- I
CLINTON Cold'",, Brrested on n
charge of being associated in a thelft
from the Cosden Ueflnerv company
a week ngo, was released bv the
conty attorney'; office because
there was nothing to connect him
with the aff-ilr. It developed that
he rooiiie,) witli a young man sus
pected of taking tlie property, hut
there was no foundation other than
this, lie was exonoiated.
... 1 .
OX MOTION OCTIIK defendants.
the cum's In Justice ltuvls' court
against T. K. l'-rants, Uml l'erry, .1. j
B. Chapman and ,T. A Brown, j
charged vyith assault on Kd Or,is- 1
land, the -ease set lor Monday was ;
continue I until July 'J3. 'The do.:
fendanti have employed A J Itlddl
:nm to reiresi'i.t itii'iu. and lie asked
for time, which Has not contested
hv the state.
-
YUM' TIIKY A'lTI-'VlTKl. to
steal an nuton.t.htoi tire from iho
Oon.-taritlt C. fiipm- i-.'i il'iita is tin-ci-iar,re
f'U'd :n .l'i"ti. e Slick's ci.urt
ig iln.'t l-V.'ill iims and John lioc
yesterday. Information charges tin
two men witll attempting the fiel'l
on Juno " They were prevented
from cirrying out their pur-poso I'V
lMvIn iO. I'.'ck. who signed tho In
formation. ....
lNlU'OTli'V OIUJI'KS were re
ceived at the office of John Moral!
yesteri! iv lor the immediate induc
tion of Walter Aimer, f icitive from
tiie Iocs! board a! 1 1 1 ', tsyi : 'e. Ark.
Abn.-r had l-. en lo' an d and pa-ked
up si-v-fial il.iyn
live i 'ariuii li.. I
in .lbs !' jail,
a.t t.i (
lie l.i
an .li'.irg
itv
1 1
it I'
ret f
nit
1" Hf
Indurlirin pipers from tho hoard
tilMvillr, - '
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INItr MITCH KM.. r.wt,
I Into Ihn office of the fity
loard ylerdiy and inrwun" d
Unit he a rady lo 'go lo wan,
ill." 1 in tiiirnr lookid up it wan
found Unit hi- wa a rhronlc draft
ri iilK'T, had b(Bn delinquent inr
(he firxt 1.1II for mildierit, un.l that
hid alav.-i conniKtt'iilly failed lo
w no when hie number wan
1 lied. II- was ordered to leave to
il. i:lil for Camp Kuiislori, along isith
i ,1 ;ii,i.er li' i:rn.
, ! t -
WII,1.IM I.VM'II, wllh oficos In
... A all lo,il.lliii, t.ff.-ls lo Hike
1'ifij.i.i. Ion vest, is In I (ie fields In
iar any evening they might cai e
1 fo I'll aicmiiit of the lack of
aiisporl.ito. facilities Mr Lynch
j tli farineii have been iinahle
get the le-tp tiny need for their
urk. .Mr. I.yiuh has h seven - ias
iiirt'r fit-, and t.ff.'tH to take any
illy 'd foe or M. who might wn-li
i I.
I'-
l i K.i to 'lie I a i-vest rielils liny eve
101, ; nl. out ri or (1 .3D o'clock He
ins a telephone anil invites patriotic
i.ai v 1 st, : s t.i make use of 1L
I
I (AIT AI.A.N l(KI,l, 01 me
hli-.h school cadet corps has been
ngigcd to instruct tho students of
the M. 1'. A. college at Hulilater,
Mo., In military training and es
peeia'iy the handllriK of gun. Cap
tain Howell is one of the highest
commissioned officer In" the cadet
corps and Is well versed in tho man
ual of arm, lie also bold the po
sition of assistant physical director
.f the local V. M. C. A., which de
partment has received letter from
the officers of the college, commend
ing Captain Howell for his excellent
wot k.
"UK UKFITSKI l''OIt the past
year or o 14, attend to the usual so
cial duties i "landed of a true and
loving husband, such as rarryinK
plaintiff to church and such other
matters eomlng within the province
of what ought to be the duties of s
married man. Therefore plaintiff
prav sn absolute separation from
said defendant on the grounds of
cruelty, abuse and neglect." Thus
reads a petition filed In superior
court yesterday br Bertha Jackson
aalnst Henry Jackson. They are
negroes and, acordlng to the petition,
do not get long right well to
gether. KOM.OWINO BITtTHS have been
reported to the county physician:
June 30, girl to Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Itothammer, Tulsa county; June 2.
girl to Mr. f0 Mrs. J. C. Balney.
West Tulsa; June 24. girl to Mr. and
Mr. K. K. Ilenshaw, 1604 W. Arch
er; June 23. girl lo Mr. and Mrs. U"V
ntchards, 714 H. Trenton: June 27,
liov lo Mr. nnd Mrs. Burton Iiwery.
S04 8. Norfolk; June 24, girl to Mr
nnd Mrs. Ivan Kennedy, Km Iv
Fifth; June 28, girl to Mr. and Mrs.
Ouan Murlgo, Tulsa; June 2S, girl
lo Mr. Hnd Mrs, C. U Martin, West
Tujsa: June 23, hoy to Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis M. Hall. Tulsa; June 23, hoy
to Mr..nnd Mrs. J. A. Wilson, iizark
Trtlll.
STATE HAS THREE
OF TEN LARGEST
TAXPAYERS
CONTlNnFI) KIM'M PACK ONK
tnl nf tho nation, anil that the Lups
paid to the Rovcrnmcnt nre 1.808 per
cent ft the total sum derlvcil from
this source of national revenue.
On tho !de of tajiablo tursona!
Incomes, the minimum of which was
13,000 for unmarried persona, and
H.OOO for married persons, arid
heads of families; 2.K3J returns wrre
made from Oklahoma, or .US I per
rent of the total for tho country, "ex
emption for normal tax were al
lowed for IH. 736. 000, and dividends
of 132.905,093. The sum thus sub
ject to lax was 124,455.148. The
amount of normal tax on the latter
mm waa $489,103 and the sum of ad
ditional taxes wn $3,858,694, or a
total tax of $4,847,797. This mm
was 2.507 per cent of the total taxes
from this source for the country.
statistic and flirures are supplied
by Socretary Mi'Ailoo In hi report
showina- the domesllc status of the
people who made Income returns for
taxation; a well as thelT vocations.
In tbl connection it Is shown that
Oklahoma has three of the Individ
ual In the United States whose In
comes are $5,000,000 or more a year.
The ftKiires relntlnc to these per
sons are carefully prouped to conceal
the net Income and the Identity of
the taxpayer, although the average
rate of tax which the three together
tiahl was 12.192 tier rent New ork
has five In (his class. Texas 1, and
the IMstrli't of Columbia 1.
The numher of returns on Incomes
on heads of families. Including joint
liit'ouies of husbands and wives, wero
2,176 for the state, and covered r
sum of $60,055.lti0. Nineteen mar
rli-d women made returns separate
from their husbands, covering a sum
of $457.30. Tho number of unmar
ried men who made returim were
?T :i. nnd iiarnlnis a sum of $5,113,4
Pi'Vi'titv-one unmarried women made
returns for a sum of $1,155,590.
'Wie total number of returns In
these prns'ps were 2,539, nnd
s'nte.l In Die forecolntr. covering n
net income of $66,811,463.
AMERICANS HOLD
GAIN IN STOP-
RING HUNS
Krench nnd Americans, who also oc
cupb'd two small patches of woods
In the lininediale vicinity.
Tho tieruians nlniost iuimediately
1mm;. in I'ounti'i' attacks in an altempt
to rcirain Dm lost positions, but their
ffforts failed in evcrv Instani'i. In
iho Initial attack ami In thi-ir repeat
nl ro-saults iiKai'i'-'t the. new lino:
held by tlie allies, the C.ertnans havo
sill'fi're.l orv lii-avy lnsst'S. at least I
fi.. hundred prinoners having been j
taken liv tho l-'ii'ii.-h and Arm-rlc'iiv
line entire ( Iitiiiiui ' rnrnont Is of-fi.-i.r.ly
l i-piirli'il tn b tve hrou vir-
tu.illy .'liinihilatt d In the battle.
llritiMl forces nortilwe.-.t of Albert I
have been forced to fmht hard to
hold positions they took from tlie
liermans Hiinday nisrht. A dit.r.
milled attack by the 'iemv at Unit
point thri'.itciied to wrest the cap
lured ground from the I'rillsli. hut
hcavv crmnter attacks ThintT Hie foe
out of nil but one of the trenches he
had octupii'd.
'I'he lYeiich front west (if tlie (lisej
nnd en.it- (if Khclins lias been the I
scene of roiiMtleratiie local fi;;hMi';;
io '. lii.'h piJjMiners were lukm by tile
allied forcv-..
Kates and Information
Oft t wori wh in-rtifn
Min-mnfn m-i 13 r'U "
M nimmr mo tin I j"ff tmif 1
"Want Ail' Phones
G001
Worlfj un it i m r"i 'onYmimnt for ynl
Ut do IU turn in ktivn your nm, nl.
lrf)k ttl, f; phono fit'tb Alw4jr uk thif
yiur Uricplnittn 'IVfrtuffUfnl )) rpctttd
Liick to t ')ii hy Iho t-rvjii tvkinf it.
All rhnr? ml r tint- nt pvhla the
sam iliv firt tnertnn (if mi vf-arg.
Out- o'Niwn. h-o.f-h'tlri ir.il ltll-
ttuMK mtnUtl a 'in mutt t"i i' tltnre.
Mici.'iM'icjiiitia ut dvti ttaemenu not
rrm 1 1 r.il
A) want Biln mi9i h m WrM ofrVa hy
7 p. m. on Uv b- 1rh ai ii to run to -
fnr Miptr cissifi('itioit. Aflr 7 p. m.
a'1 "t wiil le inf.rltA unrlT ''TfM
l.atit to I'Ufsiy." Jso a'lvtrumuie-sl an
rop'erl nftfr 0 it m.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND POUND. T
A I TtT 1 U (I.Kit -to.on : wiih Konl
hfilt, baW b"' I' Uifhoa (lfp, 72 m
ftifK Utii. 4rt iiirhp wi't: aiuUn u j acti t
of 'J 7 1 K irim t'J i Su(h Vltca avuuuo.
.1 ( W'v $JS rownr-1 oft'1-.-d.
T.V.I. I 1i I M K'l Ip. ll iea," "pu p, " V
rA,u(ha oid, airio pAinler fwiaU
i)o, riwi'l of $20 for their ratura ty
K.la fiTiti or iibfit 800
(ioJ fyiuM Kl PlMTKItM'l'KN'a.-.t
in run f. lost Sat'tnlj ; .' rwari fir
roitri-f) lo Waj'tir IhctiltT nr phonn 1 T -f 1 .
Vl H i fr .ni oir r.nu.ri, f'iral antf
( r-,tf k:i.u '. I hirlit by miirn mul
n'liid l in t" in irii leg , finder px.'asr
ph.iro ;i 1 J.
Is Cur i, MILL IJtxK I.OHt. wtln
oUnifiraimt f.-irj 4. acrral No
ordor No Wi m Vni var.U S'atiir
rlir, lin.o 'j(J ; firidcr r'" ttlria Will.
Ij4s Wjinon, Wu Tti I
Vtntil.T PKRSONAl.
llAHtTlN'MV--Mra Wrayhurn U'raya bif
ion ic Hold nt MrnkoiurlUr'a drug at era,
10.1 Kat Thtr-I
ii 'i y. h s i tv imsi't r vi,"--- iuirV 'for
n'i.(iii'ii Mm. illlroy, (iuthnc, (Ula.
I'i.u-.t :i7.
i i'I'K'K Ti ati ri-al f-atatn Yirmii : All -f
iry profiortr U off Iho market until
f'lrfh'T tM'fir. C V. Mirlnir.
El'LCTAL, NOTICE "31
d fiT Vn DKAIIHH k ronm b oncW to
'.17 .North ( hryenno anJ titlp btrathflr
Voana
AUTOMOBILES
A UTOMOR.II ES TOR SALE
in
.ile.
III K'K Ili-iil in,"" ft) 17' jlKiilcl," lor
I'li'iiKi HHJO .1.
ill li k IIOAIl.1 1'Kli. 1IIIS- Kor nle. nl
ni.iBl iiMif. iiiitt in p.wnl romtititin. hte
II .Mien, llnll'l TuLa.
Vint
N.U.K - Kii- im.H.'tiiri'r Hluiirtiftkcr cur
.rir $ I'linn 17(ls K
I'k N.M'.K ri.nl. "11II7. toarinc ilii
iitill.mwnt. I'liiins 7T9.
I'HIll. l!Hl h'ur sal. tuurtiifE rr, nsrinn
th
rntirkiy nvprli.alfil unit in gtxvl on.ll-
lion: ttarratti ml
al
l.exlnrloa
lillll" 'letith Slot Mills.
null, I 1 T toitri oc rur. cost
Virtli Nueah-n. I'hutii. 1 7 :t -I
I3T1. 215
One 1917 Dodh-o
'touring oar In
Must sell today.
first -class condition.
421 East Second.
FOR SALES -
One practically new Ford In flrst-
yl.Lt.s shape. Must sell quick. Owner
leaving town.
See C. A. PARKER at
Hughes Motor Co.
424 E. Second I'hone 7S91
I'Y'im; are in tiui market for s fntnl ineil
car 1 have wiiat you want; 1 liare all
kinds from a I'or't tie a TailiUae.
Smo (I. A. l'arkir. 4J4 Kait Mecond.
llM'i KOltl! lonrliiff rar. onn rnailHti'r anil
ai'tlan wllh atartitr and ritnnntiluhin rimft,
in purffi-t reiiilitiiin. l'lionn 737H, or
rail at 110 Houlh Klirln.
i'li.l)" I'lUiOW 4 -KiWusaSMiiser ; " in "fo4
rondilion. witll paintril. rood tlrr-a, ni-w
mairncto: make flnn flrltl rar or trnrk.
tlil; worth twire the amount. Call at
11110 Himlh Haltiranra.
OAKLAND KOA.ll.STKH t.iko n., citra
lira- mrifa la Tiieht : 1017 Kord. ft I'll'
arnrer. A-l runnlnc rondilion. l'nona
7'J7; 619 Soilth Vain
Ton TKi rK -Majwcll, with ataka bo.lj"
nae 27:i
VFI.TK 1917 Tenrins car. tcollnl cnnill
tion. II11H lirtinHf ami himratire plil;
an iiniianal boy for rnh or LiiiTtv bonua.
Lalir AuUi Co.. 412 t.ut Seconil alnal
3H-TON KKI.PKN
hoilr (ia(s 273fh
Tltl'CK with alaka
1917 Tackard Chummy, re-
varplshed $2,250
1917 Marmon Chummy, i, re-
varnlshed $2,260
1917 Vinton Tnurlnp;, wire
wheels, revarnlshed $2,000
1917 Hay nes: revarnlshed.
wire wheels $1,150
1918 Hulek Uk'ht Mix Itoad-
stor $1,075
1916 Kuper-Six $950
1914 Hen Roadster $X50
1917 CbUlmeriLLiKht Six 775
1917 Ktudebaker Htx $650
1917 Liberty LIkM Six $650
1917 Hen Four TounriR. . . . . . $550
1917 Kuril TourlnK, exira eiiuipment.
scsnd
We do nut h.iii.lli) Junk.
AUTO BUITLIKS AkU KAIUS '"
0'AHMii;, ' .i per llli.lllli 71ti ;-oiilr
fin.
Ci A HAliK nt
Hide.
KAni.VnHi" KKHI IIJUNO -- lcrfing.
Ion't haie y.mr ra'li.Tnr r'iATHd (ull of
Ftildr r by ln-Mi-eruMired u .irk men. Wa
r'n1"'!" On-m nj:!it (:ir work c-..arn
from 1 to t'J rrnniin, , forilnij: to
fniitra't Miip u jimr IcaVy nr crkcil
rmhator K v ntl, 1'hw Kaditor Ai al,
14 W Klrst miff!.
autos roit ntnr garaoeh ' " u
SHUiAii K Itto.M tU li tt i. K (tr mil,"
MAIN. I 'J-Jii-tJw.il eat.lic for " tvn'C.
" board and rooms
MOHT ll(HTSi;Ki'RiINO TIOOMS'Ig
AIM 1 1; i:'" V-ry iol n.rMM nt,
lirst f .'or. l..t:!i. L . nu t-1 ri i i tv ;
v r:
ruoin
-O-f j
3W Emi Si
BOARD AND ROOMS
LIGHT HOO.SEKLEl'INO aOOMST
liVsToN, h ",rjj.j Uu, two or ttiitia uice-
y furriilid houatkcf-V")X 'U0,B mo1'
m. ;ifH;iJ.
Mt Ai.H, tS , I -Two'i.i" 'iy furnmu1
MifHu for liiffa ho'iM'k.-c.itiii, to couple
with'ml rhiidrcr).
('If KYKN'SK N.. rrr --M.mJ.to. furoithfd
!lo:iSf kOPpinit rnOltlrJ, (t')fi'l i'lr.'lli'lO, wiik
mi dutanT. $; ppt !.k uml up.
i'KOMtlK iiKHJU'i . - it aiwibtn'ii o room
ft'i'ist. for ruil, u;utl rn i, v i t Ui
of laundry, iut .-riiii' qunrlrra or
runri'f tctl witll fointiT'- ; t'll t.iOt l WPJtt
rf toitt 0lt"t l'hono 4 !'J
C 1 1 i. V K&K( N 1 1 l wo room
nf'plfig porch, fnr'ii"lir'l fi-cptionliy
tui, mlfii-rn. nlfctric ttt litnlry .
fin) n'i;lit'jrhooU ; iMuff dmtanre;
niniiiirr rtitt; I'hoiio ',''Vi'.
('TSri..S ,N.", 4 1'.;' h'tr rnfit' tw-i ri-o'ii
aui Vrifiif.l pyrr-h, huuttirrn iponure.
I'finiifl r 714.
(Tv,i. 1 1, "h"," '.', turni.btil rooir.s.
1'h'irin or fVt.J.
("liKVI SSK, N , M V lor rt'ii" iw room
fyr !iln li.-iMn-kt'fpiifc' ; fljii'lrn,
CfnHIK VlKHiHlh 'Io roofoi" for rti-
file for h:rht hoju-k-iii't m now mooorn
umi, aifjolmiif -a : h, Pi-w anl cl'an. no
oihi-r r'M.niprs, a. t wi ro-m nmilorn
htni, fur k r
T'KTKoiT." S , T'lft
ronriM for ligtit
lort'J 7.
'I'm. r
lion ja
(; furnmhoi
F pi II if. l'!lUPl
Kufituhof!
inctlcm.
roomi for
Illlt ilO'lSck('"j,lltf
M.frTs - l-'or rt'iit. nirnly (urniar,fl
I H; 111 h mi j rue riMMim.
PT , 1 S'7 S-. Oi)rt - to (l.'.trable oiiLhoMt
l.fMMik'-opiujf rw'ti private euirauro;
pnvaii f;iiniir. Plio-in 4 I.
Villi UKVf Two fiirrushfd room fur lnjht
.iil". li I't'lll'K, 71
Sil t K.
i'H"I II. ;'." I.ij :
kl.nur rwiiiH, a
ri.nl. I'lui-,.. ,r. I ,
I'l; i.si 11, n. ., 11
pt-r wrori. t'hont
f ii r i fi d,
fjan and
Two hiraitfhtil house
iiiuuim; no childrea.
Itrnpin rnmnii.
I'hx.no IU J7 .1,
i'OU KKNT- On'o 'nr "l'wojiht aoMekeeP'
mr roomii, sn i. $ prr wk. l'kone
4.. fill 511 K..1II1 flnmnn.
flllt S'l'liN." H . .til T - One ulrely (iirulltld
liKtit linft,.tt'f pinff rmmi; r.loa in,
HniH.Ki f... lans Two 'light nnimekeop-
iii' nwnit. nio.li.rn. l'liouo 74SI.
J Ai'K StiSrs"" 7-I- - i'lire nrstly tnrniind
.1 coiivfaiciit hciuMikei'ping roouit.
I'hone 5175.
JasI'H, . . '"i'4 fariS nles
rt-nl; lickti, wstfr and
rooms for
fsrnlshc ;
nirn neiirhkorhood
alo iic for a ear.
rhoa JH0.
U HT - IIOUSKKEr Pfiil! laV
ttuwniilairi room fnr lisht kouXktspisf
la lutiiinrti honi. 1'honi. 4748. ,
MAIN, s , M l I'r rna s tarn cool room
for lUkt lidum'ki'cpiuK ; down.Uirft, eloio-
hi. I'honn 4,'.,14.
MtYIIKM.. S., 212 For runt two room
furnislH'il fnr luhl honi'krilnr; mm
rrn no children; $30 per l0Ulh. l"sou
.;.M-J.
MlKKUI.k. "s. lit t-Two" ilownntsiri nod-
em heht lioukekcuinc rooms tor rsnt-
r'l.ilin 41,77.
KiNTII. W.. -212 N ico rooa for b(b
tinuiriM.piiiK.
ItdlilA, ci, 713
Two lie light houao
moderQ ; grouud lioor.
kH',inir iinimi;
I'l.nun ';00.
OWA.HSO H., 7Jtt-'rwo roonit lor houM-
Iteriunr. partly furnnhed. l'lious 7.i3.
TTN'i ii, "iT 3'J4 0a UgatousiikMpiBC
ronm.'
WEfl Tl l.SA-
-Thru built housekeeping
per wouk. Phoni 0U59.
ronms. $.50
sfl.r .1:3(1 n. m.
I'Rrsi'l). N, 309-Tor rant, two nTcel"jr
lurnmhej llrh hensekaeping goomi; 10
garaco. Phono SA9.
UOOM TOR RENT FORNIHHED 17
HUhTUi7n., oil 'I'laaaaal rouui, pnim
home, eloso in. Phono 650.1 K.
BOsillNTHTOarWoulheasl aloapuig room
tor sentli'inan. Phono 4oli0.
Iit'ii Lirijli,-CTj )o "ftirniaii3 uF
suira be'irooin, atljnintng bath, $J,50 per
week. Phone 4SU3-K.
V'K'uT S , 7'JH -C'iiiiiaTii, s'oi'plng room
connecting with largo sleeping porch.
Phone SS.H.
i K 'I It 1 1 1 f , 8 ., "SIO N i eel'y f n rn iili rd TVeep'-
ing room, private, mtidrrn homo; for on
er two gent lemon; aoutaoaat fxpoaar.
Phone 1141 .
Sl-KKPINU lloONl' lor fwo girls; homo
nrmh'ie. l'Lono 31S2 B. Call after o
e't'lnrk.
ftllt' ft KVf f woirrnfsheiTToo'oia, slrlctlj
modern. Phone S'Jrt3-U.
DM-; OK TWO hrdroonis, rcodorn. soiublo
for either one, two or three ladle em
ployed, or gentlemen. Phone 133H J.
Till ltlTWn70 for rmicly"irn
iihed front room to roup:, or two gn
tiemen. Sivy. I.V f uTnrtiTed aoo th iieepiinl rofilni.
private entrance, tlireo blocks from
Third and Main. Phono 81S
Piili.NT L1U.NU "KliOM Urge, cool, ale
gantlv furnished, with alcove bedroom.
beautiful location, kitchen privilege it
'. desired; also ona othar beantilnlly frn
iniied, exira cool more; reasonable rent.
I'hono 7013 or 337'J K.
CAitUK L'OOir RoffM For rent; soTtablo
for two. Phone 4714.
S(illfnrB7"9 1 S i'or reiirV"iarje";reep'
ing room, moo ont; reiorenco required
Phenn 2(143 .
t'OK Kk.NT Heautirul sleeping room witn
sleenmg porrh siljscent lor yonng IsdieK
only. ( su alter o p. m., piiono 35.,, u
K. Vetliis.
Ki. K K P I N ( (toTM"V"l l fiirii iViieii south
cast sleeping room. I'hone 774i.
(il'TIIHIK. S., 520 Cool sleeping room lor
. one or two rentlemen, hot and cold water
in room. Phone 'Jll.
Fdlt' It KN'f-Twe"ro od "sleepiiig-room"'flir
getillemsn; meals served next door if
il.-sired. I'hone. 40S7-J lor psrlicnlars.
X A NTII PfT H." 14 Hleepiiig "room lor rent"
I'hone 2ti K.
fl.N H N S'A f 17 S" 6'oiL.a r ttY "ii t'ep in g
porch; two heila; also dresslnif riHun
rnnnenteii ; threo bloeka frocr. Tiiia ih.ii.1
ilio olbcr ciiel, sleeping . roonis, Pdone
(33 J
VfS i 'I N AT'C S5 i HleepVng' ro..in ,u I i"
able for aentleman ; very rfasoiialile
Phone 4S77.
IWi NSrirrW5,"NTre" isr'tinhe,
sleeping rooms real rlna In: rates $4
fr. (i per week. Phone e.''is,v '
KUilN.
S. H'Jil--?7rpv fiirnulnj
a.cip.
inR rooma, tuffprnjc porrh.
IM.INOk"- Knrnihed rooms, new tmiMinit,
nvr fit rn iati in r . hot and rold watrr in
ail roomn. north of rot off iff I'nona
7.'.'rt. Uatr fti to $( per w.-g-lc.
f HKN ION. lUVintT hair of "duplrt
modern hoit furnnhed for lifht houao
kepin(f, Ptrnne f.,14.
(.hod f'r light hotijii'kpi'pmjt; near rar
line: rhilitren wi,i',nnr.a
T'KOKl A. (.. "Dl Two nifp front rooma
!cir Mcht hoiisok-f pinir : pvtT) thine fnrn
iht ; front and baclf entrance. Phone
, T I IT 'S.""S7" -11 - twiTfi irely f ii rn ishrd
It'int room f-r hfht houarkeppnit ; no
rhililrcn. I'hone 1(113 ,1.
ZVNI. N. M' For rrtit for hoiriiekci'p
thrri la'"', iiol room., blj rlfuct,
pi iratr lith, per month. Phona
It I-" r t !i iM iid klVt-piri? porch, niooly furn
iyt.f.l , t'nir bi"'i.H fruit. Main. Plione
..'1.1 v
Hill f.H' K S f"1'' Two ni'-flv fiirmvhd
i n'Mii -. Ct Iprtii'fi prffrrrtl ; lo whol
t'-ird f'nnr (nr t!irr nr four ymnn tnn ;
l.-i rj-. mrv, cln t iV- fan provided ; very
ti- "nah ; rr f orrnops ri'mirred. Phone
i:hirt
Rivf(i,' s .' Pfl) NifTr fnrntShed nontli
,.,. j,,.,!. iv-ihi, private home, rlone in.
T'hotif n VI
(KHOM iM.'P."cinP ' in," tWO Coiltll wiir
Kl '.iUi'hM ti'ie ltiM'iiif;iily furniahfd
( hfrtfio'ii. nit' ib1 f r on or two
rr-,r,t U nifM prirnit entranr1. two blorki
V. M
ViK lV'."V. '.Hi' On?
ivuu J'hoao 3S1(1
alcttMnj room
for
BOARDS AND ROOMS
KOOM3 IOE EENT rUENISHED 17
RuCLIiKit,"" H.,"flJHjUrga well "tixru-
ihid aoulh room a; aivuuivr ratra; j'
Dianint pMpltf.
abStoN,"i, il'nr nthbadrm Tor
root, liicltt houteakpopn.it i'"l aioeptux;
nnwiorn cloaa in. I'hon 697.
adjoimuf bttth.
rtroma. Fhona (aafi S7.r)4.
rilKY fcS'N KrH.rl icely Uttiiihid
ont front aiopinf room. r!ion l7Hr.
Vii f- V K.SS t, H. ""lli"t isrv'i u'c 'iwn..
private homo, Biodrn, oonvemant to
oath: roeff nroa. I'tiona tfrt.VJ.
Mlk Y KN N Kif.r "-ti 4 1wo nii:aalcpTui
nwm for ront, 1hone H5tfn.
(rHK V H K H.7" ')--iJirtiCl o"loVpii.tf
room, cliikn in, aoulh aid. Thou 71h4.
( ifKV K.N .SK,""H.,"5 'IS -Hltfh'cVsa" botlroooi
fr rt'iit, Io iu, l'hono yr3.
('INClS.S A n," t.r :Hfi'Tari(i nicHy
furiiKtii'd hnuthnast alecpinjr runm; all
motlrrn ror.vtnina, witik kitcbxn priv
iif.tr.. I'tinno .j0.
iK'i'HM 1', S 7 6u3 4, 4MI, aouthvast niom.
pnvaii (ntraii''. font in. rhonn 7 "-.
lKVKK H, 7 J'J" ror rnt, a room in
mortcrn hntnft. I'hone f-o. (.all after
0 fi. m. ni'l before 0 a. m.
hYiiiri H, t-7 )fl HWiop.njr room downstaira
adjotiuii tLli, fr couple or otie or two
Birla, J'hone 1241.
KU$ i W.FurnrihPd room, cToao m,
nouth aide; privain family; sntlrman
prfffiTd. Phone Tl.Stt.
7LWOU.)7r"8Ui;i- Jne nti iTecpirig
room, rii'me 70til.
P R k KN t ' l o'e "In nifaiTi'.r 4F wo nnfura-
j"tbwl roomn. I'hone 7rl
era Drive to liomv in htisiivfte distrirt
of tht rtty, one hlork
from iihrarr and
fHiit office;
rtferenr cxrbansi'd. rhon
4713,
KLWliiMl, . ii"7 (no iura'sU'epiux room,
r lata in.
"ElliilTH, W., "l4 S -iiiic" Hiius.kci.i)"ln
Tonoi, mndprn; $4.50; liouan in mar.
Phona, 4716.
Foft KK.Nl Two bcaotilnlif furniHel
modsrs alaepin rooma. rtione 3Jnw it.
tfoVi IlKNt Couplolntidorn ali't-ping roomii.
Ininc Apt!., 110 Waal fourth. 1'Uona
3533. JJ "
iBTv'RV TiboTITsi a a 3(i'2- : ,'ooi. at iiuVp-
Ing room, nail Ui hallir priyala ntranrr;
lor on or two nntlemcii. Phono 6II.1.
Mil f) KK Jff V H S I M M K 1 1 roe m a . i J o i ni ii j
hath, anntharn oxpoaura, ui pritato home.
l'hnno S.I23.
iLCiMlibS. 1714 LaretT rait sleeping
rooa with porch and ararar for rar; will
aerro breakfaat. I'hono 7494.
trrcKLflarnind front bedroom, aeuthfrn
exposura. ronvaniont to ImUi ; roterenrea.
Phono bil.
NlCK aioVping roera in private homo with
bath, l Vi'M Vit Kiral, evor Drown'
pliarmacy. Cll Mrs. Ucard. i'hono
5964.
UKi'SllTT N 611) Siefp"iiig r7iem, cloto
i. moili'rh honio. Phono A'Z'i'S A.
toriJViMATK"autcub)' joli'iig man. I'lionv
11122 .Southeast rcnim
pre
hour
vate family; gentleman preterreil.
o.iau.
NICK cool room, closo to, adjomiug bath.
Phone 5I4.
La HiiK south room neVt to bath, in new
wall furnished residence, lor young nan
er Isily employed. Phone 3013 J.
EAKliK-'sou"th" room, elegantly turnishi'il,
adjoining balh, eool and Homelike; sun
able tor two men; close in. Plain
fi4rt I.
ElVlil ."JTr)., 10 for rent, nicely Turnia'hed
atricllv modern rooma. southern
noaurs: cloa m: vary desirahl. Phone
4 1 SO.
3X'f II, W.. is, Vory nlco sleeping rooi
for ono or two; vorj eloa In. Phona
7314.
BTxtll, K., 11 Ktcoiy larolihed coo'l
sleeping room.
lloPelTON, 8. 807 Ono aiccly famished
slmpiiig room; eloso id. mono iin-iv.
ourtf'i'KintUitni Very d7lr'6i'a7oaoin'
ing balh. Is strictly modern homo: walk
ing distance, nil 7:t:il-j aiter o p. m
CH NOl Si Si ATI. S. 510 Deairahle he'lroom.
first floor, eltra largo, with nic closet.
1'h.mo 477.
SKCONn. W gin Nicely fnrnished front
sleeping room. antlsnie rortwo.
tlllKlh V'.. 414--Kor ront, enclosed sleep
ing poreh. pnvalo otrance close la
I'hono 77SJ '
WAbM'T, W., 220 Kurmstied roon-.s. laree
silling room and sleeping porch. I'lioue
53a 1.
WAN TKl) UV YOCNO L.AIIY empfoje't.
room in private family where ttiero lire
no other roomers, sonin siae preiorrea.
Address Pel f-3 1, ears World.
SECOND AND IJOULDER
All outside rooniH; specl.il summer
rates.
ROOMS -UNFURPnaHED I
CTXCI.N.N ATI. H., li-M Threa uufuruiahM
room fur rent; aouth cijHj&urc; private
bath.
S. V'KNf 11, .. sfT"--Kor re'nC ihr"u ery"
dniirabln unfurnished rooma and -large
nioiifti In modfriM liomi1, close in.
WANTED ROOMS OR BOARP
HUSTON, S.til I Uuo:n tml boardfor one
yours iran; hlcopiiie porch. Phono 3V4.
TViTight"bou',keeiinj " room a w L te (C
Phone 741.
Wa N T K r--T wo n I rffy(n9m s'hrd rooma "by
m m file airoi couple wilbiii ehildrtMi ;
mate prtr and location. Addroaa Ji'-li3,
care World,
W NTK1 Rwm and board, refined entiple
d cm re room and board in private family
whtr ttiere are no other room era; want
tw room if possible and private bath,
wi'l pv wiMl for inch aco:umodatiiBrV
on lonth S'.de, Ad dree F 15, care World
BUSINESS SERVICE .
BUSINESS SFJIVICE OFTEIIEO SI
BANKSTON Buna eloaaril ana oreesea
Prsctlral cloansra and bettor. UI
Koiitb. aiaro. phono 571 -
WVSIUNCI and Ironing wanted. Phono
6WO0-J,
VA I'CII PKPAIKINO Cxiiort welch aad
i.wslrv reoatrloa done br rot Jewelry
Co.: chime clot-so ropalroo br chlai
Clark export ander vrarlg gaaraauo.
Phone 8479. 4IS Sooth Mai.
BUILDINO AND CONTHACTINO 24
tl.KCTRlO W1RIN0 and nituraa onl
where rsnt la low. save monff. - Vlnei
Chandelier Oo, U Boata Mala at r sol
Pbma 4194.
CLEANING AND DYEING
25
MATTRfPSKS- Rcnovalril nd reco-vsred:
retiirnr'l home the same day. Fhone
64411. Sanilsry Maltres Co,
DRESSMARTNO MTLLINERT
CORRECT r C(lHSbrlN(i lV'Mrs A. L.
Carpeiiter advise with you. Appointment
" if deeired. afarqoelt hotel. Phoa
6771.
DRE8SMAKIV0 Bilk ftiirta. won guar-
anlriHl Mrs. Srott. 124 South ilsjbell.
I'hono HIS I R.
DKKSSsIaKINII I'laia ana fancy. U
dainty hand-work, work guaranteed.
Call 73!1.
If KM SfiTCH I ---40i'T5it National Bank
hldg. Host In town; don whil yoo wit.
Phone 433. ,
HKM STITCH ING and plcoting neatly
done. rllnger Riwing Machine Co 111
Kant Reiond. l'hoiie o7tl.
ITk M PT I TC 1 1 1 Nf? A Sly" 11 C-O T I N neatly
done by While Sewing Machine Co.,
lit
P ast hecond S1rtt. i'hono 7Tro.
' INSOBANCh ' 91
1 WRITK URK. Uirnauo. plalo alas and
aulooiobilo ,nsuraiira in tho ooet coav
name I). 1'. Petto, nhoa 3)6.
.1' 1
BUSINESS JERVICE
"aJOVINfi AND aTORAGii
UOVIMJ. iiafkini:. aloraKo. get our rale.
Otaio UU5S 5 8. Alias Transfor ia
tilorao company, fourth and Peoria.
MO VINO" Ar1I eTTOHAOil "
0toro with Pagc'a firoproof Utoraga. Phono
Oaate 15SSItS.
tummmmwiAiixb '
CAN aav roa niooar on papor hsngm and
pslnllng; ull for astiiaaio; all work guar
anteed. IVB. Ualhoriaudjhona4317-R.
MKATUKRA bUOH., painting and" napejUi
Phona 5783.' sit) South Boston. i.
FA PK It I S A N 'li' V AJ.N'l'init BstlmafM
rhrorfutlr in; all work guarantoad.
'.' J"hn Paterae. Phono 231)7.
PWNTjJJOANpSTATIONEBf 32
Mill. TIURAl'll Lot aio gci out your
mulrrraph leltora, prices right. t.ra.-o
Braill, al.4 Contntl Mail. Uaiik Blili.
phono SQ:l,
2 EPA IR IN oTA N DJliE MO D R firNO " 3 -4
KEYS Mail lo order, gun and" locktniTth
Ing. woiding of hrokea pari of iron, ro
pairing ol ewrthing. Jacoh NosoitT Co.
21 Kaat Piral.' Phono T3B.
TAILORING AND PRESHINO
35
UANh.STON L'Uanrr aid halter, auiu
i tleaund and pronaod, fl. Hals cleaood
nd bloi'kod. l. K2 Soulh Mala.
Phono 5371.
Git AND ClThtfrtari ANIRMlS
Onr cleaninr and pressing is inporior;
pert alterallons. 117 Kaat Bocosd.
Vhono 64110.
WHKNKVr.K tou want joiTr gVrnie'nti
cleaned, no fahric Is loo dolirat. I.s.ll.s
work . spocialty. Men'a auits cleaned
and presm-il, fl. Bankston, 622 tkulh
. Main, iih.in 5371.
EMPLOYMENT
Join iho Annv jMirrtilti&K oiic t Ok
lihdfl.a City, TuU, Mutkce, Cbickastitv,
Ardmirt ntl pnid.
1K1 Vt'H VjitiI a tlrivrr-' ir H;iv(ry
Bar.kkilon I'leantr.. H.mtb Main.
EXTKItlKNCFl IMI'K il A.N or nr.e who u-
df rsianUn thrfudir.,; pip; rirrlit job to
ritrht fHtrty. Nowata J'ip Supply coui
Tnv. N'owiti. IMntnn Tfis-J
ITiORKU.VV'antM," cWti cm labor ar
who want to work. Uttlatiom iruu
V'nrstu.
NONUNION ILVRnKIWWantnd, fM ktZ
anirea; a ool job lor lue riht ujui.
10 South Hoaton.
I'KKSSKfl FOR' HOTkMAN MAt'lilNK
Wantt'd. If f!.xpfrt will pay good wrtco.
Ad4l rfa Martyn'a CfaTa, Kmd, Oklv
WANTKTI Kirat clam rtnnhinatiun huaht-l-
nr-n atxi salesman. Applr bun doe 'ootiia
-Millt. 1 M-.. Third
Wa.NTKU mitg" waa under draft aca
(or aalernnan. Apply ltM Biacult Co.
WX'N TK b-V irii el aaa b lack aim la a n 4
helper; food waicaii and ati-adjr wrrk. ;
P. .1. Kantf'a Auto and UoUy Works, '
Admiral.
VANl'KI--KSi),r'Hafiit tmk snii'auian, of- i
I'Tinn- tt f.i.UOO.OOO indnstnal Bt-ariy;
Iiiif Kold and' nolim (antr every day.,
l-t-'t mi nhowr yoti that onr Bale forra
1f rpaliiiiiff morn mor.py than any am i- '
Jr i,r,a iuaaU tt in tlie country. fip IV,
A. Fur loin, iotfl Fl'ula.
WaSTK! V--At one?, cnl-T' d woman f-r
Bnfral housework. It 15 Honlh Klpin.
WANTKIt Kxpcriarid eollcior: marrifd
nan .ri-frrad, Apply in person 30t
at first. i
Vot Nd M K.N U'anted. to work in nw
ftandn and on Kritro trains. Apj!y at
JKril tfnrvfy r-w itund. Friuro ma'tlnn.
MKoV -WANTED LONG JOB
ST!lfc":KT TAVINO
Forty cents per hour.
Apply PAKK-MORAX COMPANY
Arr.ido Hotel, Tonca City. Okla.
NewspajptBff
Must be producers. Inquire
Circulation Department, The
World.
HELP WANTEH FEMAXB 39
In xiTTk K fc 1'irii- W antod , u ponoarod laa T
hoolilit'i'pi'r. Sturm Motor Car Co., 3UU
I'.ast 8iriinil.
UOVEItN.MKXT JiKKDrt HO.000 WOME.V
In July, clerki at Waahingtoa. Examina
tions fivprywhire July 7. Kxperinfe un
nprossary. Woinon dusiring government
poahiona write for free particular to J.
C. Leonard, former eivil servico cxamia
er. SS:l Hanoi llldg., Washington.
KKI'INKO YOUNII woman for general
flousnkoppirir vho can tako caro of
yrnrold child, refereocea required. PIMM
s'jr.y '
WANTKH lielivcrv boy who caa drive a
rar. 702 West First.
VASTKLi-A gooil" liiunilruss, also colore'd
woman fnr general honafwork. Apply
at unco. 831 r est Twentieth.
We Meed
Treparatory to th completion of
67 now awltchhoard posltlona w
neocl 76 Additional people to fill tho
position of Supervisors, Senior Oper-
Htor ana upcrulors, buth ixjcai and
Toll.
Tho student in nrhool Rets $7.50
per we.ek; they receive un incr&ise
immediately upon critduatlnn at the)
end of ono month. Operuturf. receive
an average of til per week Senior
fperalov rocelvo considerably mora
There in a Supervisor and Senior
Operator for every five Operators.
Abllty Ih rccojrnizi.d and conselen
tlou application makes it possible to
pet a Supervisor's position in a short
time.
Our Ciife Is the ultimate In war
economy. Wo serve 7n0 meals a day
at an average cost of 12c per meaL
Call at Konm 213 Pioneer Build
Inif, nd place your applicauoa with
Mlaa'Senger.
ISeflH, XETpIfeiae
V
'all ata a. 4ii LilijalJT

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