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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-13

SLOVENSKEGA REPUBLlCANSkEGA ZDRUzE-
demokracio vojn program zdruzenih drzav
ovoboditev Jugosovanov nedeljo 10. septemba oh g.
dopoldne
vzPORED:
~ zbrane ugoslovanskh organzac delegatov R. H. s. N
PJ in drugega obcnstva to6no OBJ g. dopodne ma So.
Racine Ave. in w 10th Street.
y Redarj.
q AneriSka zastava in zastave druStev.
81 SlOvenSka gOdba.
A. skupina sovenz predstavajoGh sovensko zastavO.
s. Delegate deegatinje S. r. in S. n P }. ter gosJe
g. SrbL
y Irvati.
81 CeSka deputacija.
in Sava IL Chicago
1O) ErvaSka godba JelaGc
ny Slov DelavsE SoEo Chicago e1entuano drugi sokol
12) Madina.
13l Clance drstva st. At P st. 1O2 S. n P J zenske po
druznice S. r. H. in drugO zenstvo
1 Canstvo druev Savja st. Narodni Vez st. 49, Sovens
Dom st. Sc George Washington 270 Lincoln st. $751; Fran
cisco Ferrer st. 49, vsa s. N P Slov kub st. 1, Ju
gosovan st. j. S. K j. Slovenska postaja Modern Wood
- ST. l, St. 104, St. 100 VISA S. S. P T. - So
vena st. A c. S. B. P j. = Zvon st. TO- s. H. j. IN even
tuelno druga druStva.
B. Vspored bo pomkal po objavenh uicah dvorano
Pilsen Auditoruma.
sPORED sIAvNOsTNEGA ZBOROVANJA:
y Predsedujea: Flip Godna in Joze AmbroMc.
p Hvaska godba Star Spangled Banner
81 Slovenska godba: Naprej zastave slave.
A. Govor Frank Kerze, clan eksekutive S, R. u
s. GOdba igra MarziljezO
g. GovOr angleskem jeziku Govornke poSJe DRAWN O.
brambni Svet
y Godba igra himno Amerika.
s. Govori A. Novotny ceSkem jezku.
81 Godba gra Hej Slovani.
1O) Govori Peter KOkotoviG srbskem jezku.
~ Nastop pevskih drustev: Naprej, Sava in Sovan.
12) NastOp govOrnka hrvatskem jezku.
13) Nastop miwauSkega pev. druStva Naprej.
1 Govor John TerGe tank okrane org S. R. zapadno
Pennsylvania
1E) Govor Etbn Kristan
1G) Godba.
III ZakljuGni govor joe Ambrozca IL Pennsylvania
Jugoslovani udelezite vsi komurkoi dopusca
cas- tie manifestacije "a svetovno demonaco
ODBOR.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-13
VZPORED

Manifestace sLoVENSKEGA REPUBLICANSKEGA zDRUzE-
NJA "a emoracijo voni program zdruzenh drzav
ovobodtev Jugoslovanov nedeljo Is. sepembra oh g.
dopoldne.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-13

danes o mirOvnem prahu, kl Ga Je
dvignil avstrO-ogrski vnanji mini
ster baron Burian. V mnogih kro-
gih je bilo to mnenje izrazeno Sc
cello Z moCnejSimi beSedami.
Baron Burian je V Svojem govo-
ru predlagal, maj pride do izme-
.njave nazorov med zavezniki in
centramimi velesilami. Njegove
besede 50 izgledale jake spravlji-
We V tonu. Moz je poizkusil doka-
zati, da nj nobeni stranki mogoce
izyojevati, vojaSke' image, ter je
zavzel staIiSce, maj bi zayezniki
konGai vojno, da tako prepreciJo
nadaIjnje krvoprelitje.
Mnogi diplomatiGni madniki Sc
MISC pravnic pomiSljali, da bi ne
oznaGili sugestije avstrijskega IL
radnika "a zaljivo. Njena Ocivid,
ma neiSkrenost, 50 izjavii, je do
kazana po dejstvu, da so centralne
drzave priSilile bolSevike podpisa-
ii protientento pogOdbo. V le-tej
Sc je ruska rdeCa vlada zavezala
plaGati OdSkOdninO V zneSku pO
000,000,000 mark in pa zagrabiti
"a. orozje prot ententi ra7Samo V
Sibiriji, nego tudi na murman-
Skem obrezju. V pOvracilO "a vSe
to dobiva varStvo" "a svoje O.
brezno in ribiSko brOdovje, ce ga
je puStila Sc kaj te vrste.
Trinajst milijonov moz Sc je vpi-
salo vceraj "a vojsko strica
Sama.
Washington, D. c., y. Septem-
bra. - "PonoSna demonstracija
odlOGne wolfe ameri$kega ljud-
stva je to-" je vrazdoSCen pripo-
mnil provost mars. general Crow
der vpriGo Svojih vojaSkih tOvari-
Sew glede ma velicaSten odgovor
narodnega prebivalStva, ki Sc je
takO radovoljno odzvalo pozivu "a
dana$njo vojaSkO registracijo.
Brzojavna sporoGila, sprejeta IL
vSeh krajev te dezele, so bila ia
ko zagotavljajoGa in dObra, da so
OBJ zakljucenju registracije gene
raj Crowder in njegovi pOmocniki
zapuScali svoj urad popolnem
prepricanju, da bo mOgel imeti ge-
neral March SvOjo armada, brOje-
co Stiri milijOne moz in zadoStnO
rezervo, V kar najblizjem casu.
Docim nj pricakovati, da bi "a
cell dOhajati kOnGni izidi pref, ka-
lkor jutri, meni general Crowder,
da bO kOnGno Stetje potrdilO ME
gOVO prYOtnO cenlteV ma tr1naJSC
milijOnOv registrirancev.
Zelo znamenito je bilO to, da nj
bilO pray nobenega pOrocila kak-
Snem mOtenju ali zastajanju regi-
Stracijske maSinerije V tenn ali O.
mem delu naSe dezele.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-13
Burianove mirovne besede
neisIrene.

Washington, D. C., II. septem-
bra. - "SmeSen in SkrajnO neiS-
kren." TakSno je sploSno mnenje
v washingtonskih uradnih krogih
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-13

True Chicago Ill., September lS'n
1918 as required by the Act Of October 9th 1917.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
w amt Aa Rates and
information for
OkLahonnan-1rlrn rlrnes

An week day classified advertising
runs In both papers AZ one price. bun'
DAY OklahOman, ono Issue. same rate IA
Word Line linen
One time Sunday only IL i.2o So ti.0s
One time Daily Okaho-
man and Times ,.,... i-2o so Los
Three times Daily Okla
homan and Times per =,
oSs week oilaGani,ia;ni
ana Times per day. l'bo 10 IN
One month Oklnh0man
ana Times per dhy 10 90 ~
Figure six letters 20 the average word
ana siI words TO the line. twelve uneA
10 the inch.
All stock statesmen md promotion
advertising carries tho one. time rate.
sundays ads include Saturday or
houduy's Times ut &c per word Wa
per inch
All For Rents. Boarding and situation
Wanted both Ohluhoman and Times, lc
per word
CinssNcd contract mtcs for Oklnho.
man ana Tlmcs-b,O0O limos 20 DO used
'~Iithln one year from dato Of contract.
or contract for three Hines daily Tor one
year. 7c per line each Issue, copy
changed as often ns desired
No al accepted for less than 2bc.
OkIAUOMNN AND TlMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
"T r." ADS win hs run seven days
oniv. when rcncwni will be- solicited
CHARGE WANT ADS viii not be run
longer than seven days without a re-
nowfl order
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the snmo day first inser-
tiOn OF nd appears CAN out-ot-town
want ads are positively cash In ad-
NBV'ERTISERs should retain receipts
given by Tho Oklnhoman-T Times TO pa
irons making payments over tho office
counter Rs no mistakes can be reouied
without them.
st1ft IN The Oklahomnn must ho IN the
office by $50 p m on the day before
cd IA 20 run. All wnnt Hds % start In
Times must he IN the business office
not later than ~ o'clock on tho day Of
publication. Branch office IN West
fnlrs drug store. 2Os West Main. Il
open daily at a m, md closes at o
p m. with the exception Of Saturday
when y VIII be found open un'il $50 p.
m. Want ads received after closing
hours win he inserted under the hend-
Ing Too IAto 20 Classify"
BLIND ADS--No answer 10 hlinf ads
will bo given unless ticket In presented
aNpwing key number when placing blind
IDS Answers To out nf town blind ads
viii he forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS nrc charged
81 Tho same rate az cash Hd- and col
lcctinns viii ho made ~ your home or
office tho same. day first insertion OF
al appears: This Is nm accommodation
service nnd payments should always be
made promptly when hill IL presented
Alwnys ask your telephone nd 70 bc
repeated hnck 10 you by tho telephone
ad tnker to make sure TINT n has been
correctly taken. The Okl0hOmnn-Time
cannot assume rcsnonsitiltv Tor errors
Of pny kind occurring In telephone ad
vertiSempnts
UNDER NO CTRCUNsTA ANCFs will
ads ho nlscla-Ifod The convenience
Of the reader is considered as wen an
tho advertlsCr
PHONE PpX-S
ASK FOR WANT
An DEPARTMENT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
MALE HELP WANTED


WANTED tIfG class barber now; good
q, loD ioi tlght party. lOi w. Broadway
End. okla.
WANTED-Man ayA wife to work on
thtmj no clpldESh; good wages. every
thing furnisJhd Cali WalnH iOiO.
WANTLU|GoO bnrber. i2B' guarantee,
jap gN1d Tor US: summer normal now
opeii' Call Phone 2J7. o, H. Winkler.
Wclthotiotd, Okla.
WANTED-A first class cOntmaker and
rrst clhhs pantsmHker. elem Hcuin-
ger son, Oklnhomh city.
WANTED = Experienced wnshman and
an experienced extractor man, Palace
Laundry. l2i-l26 w. lst st. Walnut l0)
WANTED At ONCE Boy with wheel at
sos West Grand
TINE DRAFT will soon take two or three
~ our travelling representatives. We
would Ike 10 fill the places with men
WHO hRy" had office experience and know
oitlt" needs. A man who n or has been
HlcnoRr1 pher would be especially suitable.
THIS ~ good chance 10 better your
position ana earnings, providing you have
rolllnE ability Remington Typewriter
Co. 2i9 n broadway
BUILDING SUrEHINTENDENT wanted
one having run knowledge Of com
p"t" plant electric, steam. air rcfrigera-
llun aud building alterations and repairs;
name last three employers. length Of
time with each. salary received and eI-
portad l. 90. care Oknh0man
WANTED Two nr-t prz" Industrial
h'oI'h ana Incident Insurance men.
Good Hnlnry md commission 81 30 per
week guaranteed To start Live wires
con nuke So per week Gail At once
5li Colcord Hllg. Oklahoma city
MAN Exempt from draft Baltimore
DnIy Lunch Terminal building.
WANTED a we'll e1pcriencody com
pricnt separator man for 1918 season
Not subject 10 drnft Expected run Is
20 20 days j. klcwcr, Korn, okla.
WANT mn experienced pfcsser. also young
man 10 learn 10 do pressing Apply EI-
colSipr Cleaning Co. 42O n. Broadway.
Experienced fountain man. c,
W. Sims cigar Co. ll5 W Main.
BARRIER wanted. good steady man. Pal
ace Barber shop. 3lS W. Grand. Okla
hOma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
statesmen WANTED


WANTED Ten stock snlesmen and three
field managers to represent An esthb-
llshvd local company. handling auiomO-
blIca, tlius ana accessories, farm impic-
WcuH and tractors, no experience uett5-
Htry. no Investment required; men with
CniH preferred; II you are willing 10 work
you can easily make from $50 20 $50
per day: exclusive territory ana per
mlnDnt positions for right pnruca Can
on or write Farmers implement and
Tractor Company, ~ ". Grand Ave,
Oklahoma CITY. Okla.
SALESMAN or Hleslady who can rel
g0Ods, can obtain profitable line. city
or country L-s6. care Oklahomun.
WH ARE aehrOus or securing tho s,ry-
ices Of Il few more high.clasH STOCK
wIosmVn 10 work In Tennessee. MIS-.
sUufl Iowa. lIiaOis and Minnesota, on
tho sale u stock ~ producing. dividend
paying OH corporation. CommUul,ptr
either ny wlru or letter with M.dWcst
Securities Corporation Gib Commerce
bldg Kansas city. No.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
Room and Board That
Satisfies


WESTERN HOTEL
SO W Main. phone Walnut COi2-J ~
rooms, with bot ana cold water In each
room: eh'olut''y one price 70 ait
EMPIRE. 22G S Broadway. modern
burk. all outside rooms, SOC tD 81 o.
wt.Ay rates $3.50 to s.. beat acc0mmJ-
dffIona for tho money
.AHI ROOMS -SI,u'y furnished rooms
for drf.r1Dle people 2oGH y Broadway
MARIO ITTI HOTEL - OyerIookiug
cpurtDuH,. rooms s. 20 g. prr week.
ha' and cold wa''r. corner Grand and
u'wog Walnut 1i27
DE&SMOEE IIot" C2i y. Broadway
Modern rooms. wceHiy rates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
oSrncK sALEsAlAY.

STOCK SALEsNAS'
WANTED-GJDd bunch uf lead and zine
stock salesmen 20 sell stock iu ahsD-
iuiDIy tho best stake eyer made iu Ue
Miami rcld THOROUGHLY drilled
out TWO shafts down. ELEVEN mills
aud MN sit's dul'ci out iu 300 feet N
our line on every side. A BOSA FIDT
iu.e value guarantee with each stock
certificate BEST commission ever paid
YOUR own territory in any state. BEST
lIrt-up you ever worked WIN Address
ALLIED SECURITIES COMPANY. GDG
,o1'hwestcrn Lie Bldg. Dal.1s. TeHaa
Statesmen
n you are dlsappoluted with gushers
'hat won't "gush.: with nUtiC,nes that
won't anti" and with rcNucriss that
can't get Oh TO refine. come let US reason
together We will show you we ARE not
subject TO above troubles and sun have
more big tax than you ever had
PACIFIC OIL. GAS a REFINING co.
4il-i3 Mercantile B.dg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
FEMALE HELP WANTED


WOMAN 10 do washing and ironing for
family Of three. Phone walnut l1ss
WANrED-.A No. lroncr Walnut 2595.
WANTED--E Elderly woman 10 help with
pousewOrk. no wishing or cooking.
can li2b West Main
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 10000 women
clerks at washington Examinations
everywhere soon. y Experience unuocos-
snry. Women desiring government pusi
llona write ior nee particulars 20 J 9.
Leonard. former civl service examiner,
$50 kcnols Bldg, Washington
WANTED--Glrl 90 work az ppdt fountain
q. w. Sims cigar co, llj ". Main.
WANTED COlorcd maid with rrfcr-
ence. Tor general Homework; good
wages; permanent place. TOO w. Nine
tecuth.
WANTED Three or four girls Apply
Okla. sprng Bed MFG Co, 7l2 >.
broadway
RELIABLE COLORED CDOk-Apply In
person IN mofntnr 1901 clnssen Blvd.
WANTEb-hn c,p.uouced cook wal
nut go, or npply 3ai W lG'h.
WANTED \ white woman for general
homework 'lG Harrison Ave.
WANTED Womnn to learn 10 do press
ing Apply Grrtry Cleaning Co, tiJ \.
Btondw1y Walnut l5l
WANTED Young ndy s'enographcr
who In familiar with general office
work. apply in own Handwriting. giving
age, experience, Stating SALARY, etc, Nd
dreSs i.sh. r!re Oklnhomnn
ASSISTANT hous,kccpor wanted. young
hdN between 10 md 20 years Old. 20
assist my wife with house work; no
Washing. must have good references
irs j. s. Iul hrdmorn Okla
BOOkEEIpEEs WANTED - business
concerns UttTF wlrfu ufp calling FOR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

DkE M hhING AND mlLLlNbkl
ser--~4es.s- ~
DREsSMAKfNG. embroidery. hair work
Maple 350J-J.
DRESsMAKlNG-and attentions Mary
&. MOuuger Phone Maple 23JJ. Room
2ij. over kyrr'h
URESsAfAKlNG and alterations. Maple
3li5 !. Slsla ~ Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22

GIRLS TO work on body ironers. Dinks
Pnrrish Laundry. broadway Circle.
CHRISTIAN woman, to assist with
work at day nursery, PackinFtown.
Walnut 1913.
wANTED-Two girls In Kodak depart
ment Oklahoma Film Finishing Co.,
si1n N. broadway
us tis PER 1 WEIR. WEIR MopEL G LAUNDRY.
RfAACkwEIIs OKLA. -. -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
SITUATIONS WANTED. MALE

-
-Se,-- - ~ ~ '-~~~,-~~~>~'>~
GENERAL office man, bookkeeper, tyne
writer handle anything In office seven
years experience; proper showing made
on request; nothing less $3.50 considered
HoN 5l2. Ardmore, Okla,
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and account
ant wishes position In city; speedy, ac-
curHte and steady; will consider SIPS per
month Phone Walnut 3l23 or write j.
V stewart. care Usage Gas & on CO.,
Ada, Okla
WANTED-Positlon as assistant cashier
In country bank. Have had years OF
experience and can furnish Al refer
ence. Address Box 81. Poteau, Okla. Sam
T Green.
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER copy work
done neatly and correctly. 2ih W.
Fifth. Phone Walnut 1858.
EXPERIENCED STOCKMAN an a
banker wants 70 operate Oklahoma or
Kansas ranch on shares, or n bank on
salary J. T.. care Oklahoman.
YOUNG man. with three years expert
ence as shipping clerk and warehouse
foreman with large oil corporation. wishes
position with some reliable company Nd
dress XII. care Harvey Hotel, SIS N
Harvey
WANTED-Position as chaffeur or truck
driver by an experienced young man.
Call Walnut 1856.
MAN with car wants position on road
ms salesman; experienced. Address
L-70, care Oklahoman
YOUNG man now employed, desires
change; have good habits O-56, care
Oklahoman.
AUTOMOBILE mechanic desires con
nection with garage In small town;
am expert on all automobiles and their
electric systems; can leave city at once.
Congress hotel, 706h N. Broadway.
Room 3s.
WANTED-Postion by married man as
truck driver, steady job preferred. 1919
w. 10th.
MARRIED. man. s5 years old thoroughly
familiar with abstractlng, land de-
rcriptions and leasing, desires employ
ment In land or scouting department OF
some oil company. use type writer and
am bookkeeper. but prefer outside work.
B-467, Oklahoman,
Mr.. BUSINESS MAN--if you want an
experienced bookkeeper. office man
sger or salesman, address Pts, care
Oklahoinan.
POSITION WANTED-By man who has
had ten years experience az salesman.
general office work, and assistant man
ager; employed at present. but can
change nt once; II you can pay for a
man who can deliver the goods, write
L-f7 care Oklahomhn.
:
prefers clerical work In postoffiee;
completed business course; office expert
ence; will leave city. Address Mr.. H.,
b27 y. 9Th St. Phone Walnut 43i4.
SIT CATIONS WANTED, FEMADE
-~~~~ --~~ ~ss~SN~Se>~--~ ~~,---~-s~~- --s~~
A TRAINED and experienced nurse
wants confinement cases OF would take
patients In her home. Walnut 2Ss,
POSITION as housekeeperi middle aged
woman, unlncumbered; best OF ref
erences. ]. ", care oklahoman.
YOUNG WOMAN In business college de-
slres place in Christian home where
she can have room and board Cali Y. W.
g. A Maple itl between . and 1.
AN experienced stenographer desires po-
sition. Call Y. w. c. A., Maple fii,
between and !.
WANTED = a nice place TO work Tor
board and room by a student Of Bell
Telephone school Poo. care oklahoman.
WIDOW without children, position as
housekeeper for elderly lady or com
pApApp ~ xeaps Adx Ella ImsA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22

CARPENTERs WANTED = Fourteenth
and stiles streets. Take capitol car.
set off At Stiles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
O. K. AUCTION co.
lls South Harvey.
Walnut 1884

'UHEE rooms of furniture for sale and
huus" for rent at ~ \ Dewey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22

Two BARRIERS wanted; good Job , for
good man; vacant on account Of draft
v Tomberlln, 900 N. Robinson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
ROOMS FOR RENT


hiyDN'MHt ,'c', a m - n' nv hroaa"'y'
I.,.'.,',.,...
ri.., ,,tl tl.''' '''I''. walnut ''-' '''
II ENlsUID room. three large windows.
tur ,mplos sd p'opi. Walnut l1G'
ia., West aun
FOX EIsT .Ln.,.y. large fulfh-front
ROOM every modern convenience. suit
able for iWo employed people. home priv
llrr'H, walking distance. Phone WALNUT
si'i. 200 J. lo'h
NICELY furnished rooms Boo modern
hoin' clos" in Walnut 2'hJ
LARGE cool south front bedroom wrh
large closets b-3 East seventh. Maple
HL
SUITE OF front rooms, vaear, June /;
private family; references, 2gy3 Vs. 9Th.
walnut y17.
FOR FfNT-dre southeast sigeping room,
modern: breakfast II desired. Can ggj
". 2Ith s.
FOR Rents south front bedroom. 4sg W.
S,h Walnut 4sl9
NICtE- -pt1J v,TLInf Ji,t,rgs iot ".
I'm 81
IirfNIgTTf7i,- ,,.g,,,, ,,-J,,a,,. t5,,,,
prnti.f1nn ptrfrrrcd earar" +, war,,
cd Walnut lI42
ATTRACTIVE I,yrs ,,,,p With I,,o-
,1' -n- ~, 81,
ron pr-,.-r r,,.. C., ..-a.,.t -..i
~ N, Nl' w. ',',ii' ''s' '.',
' rrf,., ,,,.,,, su,,, "' ,g', ,,,
trance. gentlemen prefcrred. NapIe gI-i
,,.-,5,, .,,,,, ,..z,,,, ,,.,,..,,. ,.,.,,..,.,..
ciosc Il, y,rr,,, aa,2
,,.,..,,,,,.
HD, J. iLia iouth' WIN siS'pu,E p"' ,l'
rr,r,sJ r,irrln,rcoJ, adults only Ma
Tia ,-17 lIai y Fr,nris
i'. 90, ...----,-
r,,r, or t,ro I,J.cg ~ W ssycnth
walnut ai2
FGp RtVT;- Y,-s r,v,jy f,1rnisbed
sIsering- room southeast eypost,rs Ma =
ME str9-R
-, ,.-.i -i---..--
p,ikinr' distnnce, nriyate home 3IS
T. -tb NIsnls garG
-,
room for rdrtiemao. Sc Der month
walnut 10,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED

wANTED-Bosrd for two healthy boys
and 8: also for their father II con-
venient; must be reasonable: state price
And pArticulaxA Ola OklahomAp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR RENT

TWO very cool, desirable rooms. south
exposure. with board; also garage
references s22 N. Robinson.
WELL furnished room, with sleeping
porch, to two young ladies' or husband
and wife employed: breakfast and evening
meal Walnut Gao.
EXTRA large downstairs front room,
suitable for three or four with two
home cooked meals. cheap: best car serv-
Ice In city. el2 West 13th Phone Maple
S7ss-J.
FOR RENT-South room, with meals
walking distance. Maple 3iz3-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-22
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED ihborers and young
men who desire to learn the telephone
business, for construction work. Apply
Division Construction Supervisor. 62lh
NJ broadway
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Electricians Wanted

permanent positions for two or three
erpefenced wiremen. both conduit work
and general wiring. Top wages. eight
ihourt Address Graham n Collins San
Antanio, Texas.
FXPERiENcED presser, blnks Parrish
Laundry. broadway Circle.
Two barbers wanted; good Job for
good man; vacant on account OF draft
v Tomberlln. 800 N Robinson.
g CARPENTERS WANTED - Fourteenth
and stiles streets. Take capitol car.
get of at stiles.
WANTED-col cook at Savoy Cafe
WAYTED-Man OF neat appearances 20
collect and solicit In Oklahoma City:
salary and commission; permanent work I:
| must give references; apply N ambitious
for Advancement 9l5 State National
Bank Bldg.
WANTED--Two young man 10 act as
news agents on Frisco. Good chance
for advancement Apply Fred Harvey,
22i 8. Broadway.
WANTED-A combination man, one
holding Oklahoma embalmlng license,
also experienced furniture man and
frame maker. Apply 10 n. II. Powell,
care ST Nicholas Hotel, Oklahoma City.
WANTED-A man printer for perna-
nent Job, general work; small town and
good place for a family Phone Elmer
met chieftaln, Calumet, Okla.
WZNTED-At once. an all-round printer,
GOOD on ad. Job and press work. Per-
unanent position for one that can make
rood The News. Altus, Okla.
DfsHWAsHER-Broadway Cafe. 40 N.
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STOLEN Black and white dehorned
COW; left hip knocked down; one With
cred teat; t1O reward for the body Of
COW or thief, dead or alive Carlyle d
Edwards.
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slowing packing. storing and shipping
~. Is IIlANHFEH AsD STORAGE
COMPANY
The Washington herald., 1918-07-15
The Great Leyeler.

1t was once objectionable for the rich to work
as for the poor TO idle.
Useful effort sgniiicd vulgarity. To confess
a trade, or to profess knowledge OF Il craft at
which men .labored with their hands, was to lose
every vestige OF social prestige and caste.
IN aristocrat was dandi6ed fop. He regarded
the toilcr akin to cattle and next to chattcl. He
was pccring through the big end Of lies telescope.
Along comes Mars His steel fist and iron-shod
foot batcrs and skaters the barriers twixt classes
and masses.
To meet the c=igencics of war, lie thrusts forge
hammer and farm Plow into the hands OF rich slug
gard.
The kick OF necessity is administered to make
action imperative and discomfort complete.
strange thing happens. 1t suggests the mix
turc Of two chemicals to produce third. An up
hc&val h2s ;hc stage in the wealthy wastrcTs men
tai 'play' house Some volcanic action takes place.
The curtain OF conscience rings down on reckon
ing with self.
There is lightning change and the added scene
reveals the pidtocrat transformed bearing his share
OF battlc-brrnt and bitter burden with cheer and
hardihood which wins for him the toilcr's genuine
respect.
Capital and labor have discovered tho. Joy. oi
making concessions to each other in this colossal
common cGu5C.
SIDE b.: side tlcy strive and struggle toward
tl-t co,l on wich lar sets the price OF sacrifice
neutrality-suspicious. Tor all, forever,