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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-19
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U s.
 12O BROADWAY, NEW YORK

NEW YORK By the thrift of the people the Nation is strengthened The most effective teacher of thrift is life insurance
 The Equitable's Outstanding Insurance now ag- gregates Sl,754, ,868,908. The New Insurance paid for in 1917 amounted to $251 OOO an increase of S41,637000 over 1916, and the largest single years business in the history of the Society. Its payments to policyhoders in 1917 totaled S62,83l,l72.
 The following items from the 18th Annual Statement which will be furnished request ASSETS, December s1, 1917 .......... s57sss7s4s H5zAsfH 5THAk zasFhEs sssss4 s4ssssss SURPLUS RESERVES
 holders in 1913 ..;..$ 16065192 s sRys!%sHs diyidsnd peisiss'. ssss2sss For Contingencies ll645,258 91,SO2,S05
 s576,ss7,s4s During the year the Equitable invested S45,889,556 at an average yield of 524 per cent The Mortality Rate in 1917 was the lowest for the last twenty-five years.
 The Equitable issues the following special poli- cies in addition to all varieties of Life Endowment and Annuity contracts:
 $S$; ;;; :; E s' which @oaiasa meet A BOND declining years 1:1 si'"s % % cam ss is@ ss ss.s ' *: I a NEw f1FIGH Gd S uhfh 5 & if the pursd % % totally ;:s ] ' $ S::': s::. ; :;; s ] ::Is s si;'s For full particulars apply to the Equitable or to any of it's agencies
 crsby sbI.y, Manager " DAY " @A' o1-nA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-19

7Ai8ln ra7 the company has no inten- ttosN it{engpting to demand of the gov ei nssss %sSarht2nt price for the prop erty ss ta huAsi fMa government in it's efforts C rrtpas1 ai6is adequately for war and at tae iYia td . to deliver to food produce half pre- vailing prices
 It is regarded as ntsh9 rr5taiae on the other hand that the coi asy will either give it's acreage to tn4 government or turn it over with the unde standing that the government may at will name price judged equitable. The property in consideration of development by the Ala bama Power company is said to be worth nra ctica11v S5no o0O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-19
EASTERN SHEPARD STRIKES CALLED OFF
 WHEN WILSON ACTS
(continued from Page onc)

(COntinued from Page Opc) the shipping board and the emergency fleet eorporation-an agreement which has been kept with exact care by it's signers, and enforced by board, the very per sonnel of which insures fairness.
 LABOR'S INTERESTS AT STAKE
 T wish, therefore. now that the in the caipenters' strike to point out to employees and to the members of or ganized labor throughout the country, that their own interests are vitally at stake in this shipping matter, and that the whole force of their mighty in- fluence must, for their own protection, be used to keep the shipyards running full time and block any attempt to par alyze the nations business through strikes, and trust the labor adjustment board to deal fairly with them.
 SHIPS TO WIN WAR
 This war can be won through the construction this year of 9s00,00o tons oi shipping by the United tSates and the allies. This amount will not only over come the submarine, but also will leave margin necessary to transport and care for 1,50o,0 900 American troops over seas.
 There is but one thing ahead-a a forced showdown in American factories until the ships are built. Not only are ports and docks jalnmed with supplies for overseas, but there are also in Alt lantic coast terminals alone more than 5000 cars loaded with supplies for Eii- rope. No greater surplus of supplied can possibly be permitted to accumulate even though the estimated amount O. war supplies needed this year for over seas shipment will total S,500000 tons"
 There was a report tonight that the New York metal trades engaged in ship building had requested that the new Delaware river wage award be made to apply in the New York district but members of the adjustment board said ir had not reached them. If they want the Delaware scale it probably will be given to them. it was said, although the board will hold hearings first.
 Baltimore carpenters as we'll as metal trade workers already have been given the opportunity of accepting the Della. ware award
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-19
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

TWO modern furnished rooms hath adj
joining, adults 3OS ". 9Th, phone Wal
pui ahuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

SOUTHWEST room with meals In walk
INK dBluncr. modern oouvcnlcncca il6
W. Mh MslIut Jand
REFINED Young couple 10 room hnd
board, cool southeast bedroom In nov
hdnEaluw In uoIthwcbt pnrt VI city, rof-
rrTurcS cchnugud. can Maple 2Oib'l,
ONE lovely room, with good meals. home
accommodation, walking distance, best
car service, also garage for rent. pla
". i3th
LARGE. Handsomely furnished room In
humr ~ " gth hoard n desired.
RttcronCpH
LOVELY downstairs room. south expo
rurc. two meals "a day walnut 1850
TWO refined Young ladies, employed, to
room aud board with young married
couple in now bungalow. Northwest part
ot city References exchanged, Phone
Maple 29Ob-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
FURNIsHED ROOMS. cheap, Maple SOC
NICE slecplng room In modern home
with four windows, south eNposuf"
with garage. $40 East i'm,
NICE furnished rooms 12l W. 7th 81
NICELY furnished cool, room at S25 w.
bth brick apartment d.
NICE cool slocplng room, modern CON
ycnlenccs. Can Maple 1893.
COOL, pleasant room. $40, 3O5 70. 9Th.
Walnut 2dN
NICE, cool rooms, some FOR iight house
keeping, south exposure. 81 up, 1873 W.
End Walnut 1893.
cool, newly furnished sleeping rooms
for rent, adults only. Al u. bth, Phone
Walnut 1861,
LARGE rooms nicely Furnished, SOs N.
Brondwny St Charles apartments,
WELL furnished modern rooms, single
or suite; hot and cold running water
A2OH n Robinson, Maple ~.
WELL FURNISHED southeast bedroom
walking distance Walnut 632l.
ONa large front bedroom, southern .eH'
pkure; private family. 62S W. Sth,
NICE front sleeping room. lo2h &c. srd:
Walnut 2n9s
NICE cool front bedroom. Maple 1896.
NICELY furnished southeast front room
good Location 2jh E. 9Th, Walnut
! 1uJ-N
| FRONT bedroom, newly decorated, con.
vCnlent 10 hrth. $40 n. Robinson.
! NICELY furnished southeast roam; walk
| distance, also Convenient TO car. Wal
! nut d5S}
| TWO nicely furnished rooms with sleep
! Ing porch Walnut 1908.
| NEATLY Furnished south bedroom, pri
vatc entrance, connecting bath; gen
| tlcman only. Maple 1906.
! NICELY furnished bedroom with close
IN nice brick fiat: privileges ~ htchcr
n desired. W. t7is.
! FOR RENT-Two sleeping rooms, ON
south exposure; private family sos w
7ih Phone w. 7322.J.
BROADWAY CAFE. 200 n BrondwHy
meals 25c nnd zoe, union house.
THE PLAZA-l0l7 n Broadway. TW'
connected rooms modern. with pflVhi
bath. sodth exposure. Walnut l9O
TWO lovely bedrooms In private HON"
regtri, cd district: every convenience
hoard II desired. references Csh Walnut
ijs9. ,-..
LARGE. cool. front bedrooms; private
home can Walnut 2s1G. ---
| NICELY furnished room. walking on
tnnre. pleasant And dcsHab'e' refer
ences Walnut 27G6 -.--
I0NNBSDMELY furnished upstairs .ooin
| a., ,,,.,,ti,,prr ar Hiirs employed: excel
lart p..rbiotHunI. good board in next
block Phone Walnut 'ioa. -..-.-.------
! ron UisNr Que nice, cool sleeping room
Il2o ~ HrordwnN
! T,f,sfTNr.E rI,srinr ROOM. walking dis
| uucf. $40 a month. Walnut 26OJ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
wANrED-ro RENT

WANTED TO rent broom modern hun.
gnlOW, state price and location. N-0d,
Tlmcs
WANTED Furnished cottage Tor sum.
mcr months Address B-250. uhlaho'
mnn
WANTED iRurn shed cottage, broom
modern with HraEo. July 1, Maple SD.t
ur Maple lilp. y
ENpEillCNCEn LADY wants to roni
roumlng house on commission can give
best Vt references Maple lplN-R.
WANTED To rent Furnished bungalow
or apartment with EuraEa, by oOupl,
with no children. MuAt he permanent
NJ 1871
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

MAN over draft ago wants position with
use ~ I'VE. phHhcngur car, at any place.
f-bu. care oklahoman
ZIMMERMAN. nov employed, wants to
make change not In draft, reference
II u care uklqhomhu.
SALESMAN wishing 10 connect with ro-
liable concern; conditions compel gly-
ing up present line, no stock, Y.16. care
OklRhomnu.
WANTED l'hsltion by experienced col
lsctori reference exchanged, 500 Em
plfo Bldg Walnut Sbb2
hloH SCHOOL. graduate, who has had
two years college work, wants clerical
position Address s.SA, care Oklahoman
WANTED Position. by experienced col.
loctoT, reference exchanged sos In.
plte lildg Wal bSb2.
OFFICE MANAGER
Thoroughly experienced accountant and
office manager, HeckH temporary position
while on vacation. $40, OMnhomnn.
MANrED-posltion Rs automobile or
truck driver Phone Walnut 1899
COMPETENT driver wishes to drive car
for party gOlug west. Colorado or Cali
fornlR, BEG, care Okmhomnn
CHAUFFEUR with best Of reference de
HlrcH position; exempt from drntL pa
caro- Oklnhoman.
YOrNG MAN with short limb wants
position washing dishes jsnltor or
anything light; ten ycnrs experience Ur
iunitOr. Address r. v, Daily OklLhU-
man
WANTED Position hy cNptrlcnccd col.
orcd chauffeur, work IN gatuge or tl
drive truck 'D-ba, chrr Oklnhumnu.
WANTED Position ~ truck driver uI
work Ia filling station, experienced
D-1O. Oklahomnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27

EXPERIENCED dishwasher, SD per
week 40 West Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED Speciality side line agents In
and out Of city; Iomcthlng sells or
sight Cali Room 7. l0Oi4 W Grand.
LADY or gentlemen with good business
ability that Will invest 81 900 In stoCk X
and act as secretary and treasurer ~
association, call or write 222 Mercantile
Bldg. salary Of 81 500 per year 10 star I
with: do not answer unless you have the
money and rsssy for business.
WANT man with automobile iu eyo1y
county I'm state. and want goo men Tor
Texas Itny a.. oklahoma huuk uul
Automobile Secret Scrvire Assn. ~
Mercantile Bldg Oklahomn CITY oNla.
HAVE place for d.trict representative,
restricted territory: only man or wom-
an with hest Of references VIII be con
ridcred Good salarv for right party
4. l. Eldredge, IN s. Robinson,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27

WANTED-A first class Christian. non
union barber; guarantee SIS. Box 26l,
Clinton, Okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
PApSRHANoINo AND PAINTING

WANTED Painting and papor hanging
all work guaranteed, Will btmg samples
Walnut albs
kDhrkNpENr papcr hanger Phone
Walnut 1893
WANTED -. PuperhRnglng. first class
work done at modest price; | need tho
work. ] v. Singleton, - W. Park phone
Walnut 1879
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27

FILMS developed free on trial roll: printe
5c up 10 2hx4A. new brilliant hnta-
Mail TO Camera Co 40 Nor,h hekins'
ley, Oklahoma City 0'ila.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
allascalP1loN RATES.

pv Mall one ycar r....,...........,t5. 90
Inv Nal, one year, with THE SUN
pA7 OKLAHOMAN ...;...'.'...tLoo
By agent. carrier or newsboy, cents
copy or 10 cents n week.
In oklahoma city.
OKI. .AHOMA CITY TIMES teveninE) and
n DAILY OKLhHOMAN tmornlng), ~
pspers a week delivered by carrier IN
Oklahoma city and vicinity, per week
! 10 cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


CASH PAID for ladies and gents SEQ
ond hand clothing Wamu, bbOs
HlGllhsT pHccs paid for mons second.
hand cio,hinE, shoes guns, etc, Maple
gg12, will call
WANTEn-h'o huy iur cash diamonds and
watches, Hoom 2i0, i0ih ". Main;
Mpplr aods --
uiGilEsT price paid FOR copper, rags,
etc, llS and ll5 Mast Main. Cnll Maple
gpS
MANrEp- buy large sorghum or
cuno min can e. Edwards, 2OI Weaver
nldg Wal ap62
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
'Business Directory

J. q <, HARW5D. iotls West Main.
A n JONES, Lawyer and Notary
Public, 2lOta w. Main, over Wool
worth 8.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27

Al week. day classified advertising
ms In botn papers at one price. sun
~ OklahOmnn. Ona Issue. same rate Hs
70 tao dallles,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
WANTED

Large established daily newspaper can
use several good circulation men for city
district work; good pay; right man can
make money: give experience and refer
enccs, Address C-S33, care Oklahoman.
WANTED-A porter Nol Hotel. 2o9 w
2nd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27

All unsolicited manuscripts, letteJs and
p,ctures sent to the Times nre sent az the
risk o. tho owner The Oklahoma pun
! Fishing company expressly repudiates any
Responsibility for their safe CUSTODY OF
Ireturn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27

Tho Associated Press Is exclusively. en-
|tI!led to the use for republication OF AZ
news dispatches credited to II or not
otherwise credited in this paper, and also
the local news published herein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27

WANTED Man on fai n, year around
Job. storm Erickson ldw. Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED

MATTRESSES wANTED-Phone Arcade
hotel. Ponca City, Okla.
LADIES. learn automobile driving,
Walnut 1892.
GOV NERNMENT needs 10000 women
clerks at Washington: examinations
everywhere July 2 Experience unnec-
essary: women desiring government po-
sitions write for free particulars to j.
c. Leonard. CORNER civil service exam
lner), $50 Kenois Bldg, Washington.
WANTED-S young ladies' to take the
training course for nurses at Mercy
Hospital. Arkansas City, Kan.
SHORTHAND Energetic students grad
unted for positions In Gregg or Ora
ham in three months; days, $3.50; eve
nings, IS monthly; touch typewritlng In.
cuded. All shorthand books bought and
sold Miners Expert Shorthand School,
1871 w. Main. Maple IS42.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
FURNISHED ROOMS ron RENT


DnAUTlFUL ROOM, fine bath, use OF
large living room, plano and parior 1
good home With conRsnlal couple for en-
ploYed yoNs lady or gsntlomsp. Call
Walnut G92li or Maple SOS
LARdE, handsomely furnished room In
home. iat w. 9Th board " desired.
Rofefonoos.
ron RINT-0nc nicely furnished slds
bedroom, adjoining bath " 10 paf
week. 20 Fast Third NJ.
4 NICELY Furnished south sSpoaod house
Keeping rooms. with porch. walking
distance 10 ~ 2nd ~
pRiVATE entrance. close In, nlroly FUR
niHhed front room for rant, lN W
THIRD ~ Walnut hlbd
'rO lady employed ncc, cod south ~.
poHurc. front room Cnl evenings or
mornings. Walnut Oaib.
FuRNISIlED ROOM Extra nice. cool,
private entrance, ground moor Phone
Mamie iaO9.J
FOR RENT Furnished servants room.
rear 900 ", 18TH, ~ per weok Phone
Walnut 7il0, or can ~ house
WANTED Roy roommate, ~ W, 7th;
Maple 1881,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
uNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR REM

GROOM California hardwood bungalow
with lHrgo basement, garage aud drive,
Walnut 7Gil.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27

SERVICE MEN WANTED - Experience
not necessary; men willing to work and
capable Of advancing In the organization; {;
excellent opportunity for one who II
willing to start at the beginning Gail
for Mr. Cresslcr, The Fisk Rubber Co,
2li W. ist 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

HOUSE DOCTORS-Por and Jones,
repair work, screen and porohos, Maple
1880 1901,
FOR carpenter work call J. r. Jones, for
roofs potches. garages and general re.
pair work, call Maple Ss33.J,
If YOU have house TO repair or paint
call Maple S690-J. NJ. Davis. 6Ol b.
Dewey.
FOR prompt service aud moderate prices
In building and repairing call W, ].
Stoner. Contractor, Walnut 67H.J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
MALE nELP WANTED

LABoRERs wanted, 10 West Seventh.
L nItahln "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27

AlTHESSES wanted Phone Arcade
Hotel, POnca City, Okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27

BOOKKEEpER wanted by large okla
hOma city firm offering exceptional op-
port tun ties to man possessing proper abll-
ity ana experience; opening leads 10 high-
er and more responsible positions for onn
qualifying and showing an amount Of merit
and cdpabllity In keeping with position
offered, hest Of associations good hours
and working conditions; reply In own
handwriting, stating experience, axe,
whether married or single. education and
salary desired TO start, H-79, Oklahoman
PORTER wANTED-BroOdwsy Cafe $50
a. Broadway.
WANTED-Good concrete road foreman (;
good wages; BArtesvllle, Okla. Con-
nelly Construction Co.
| WANTED-A first-class Chrlstlan, nom
union barber; guarantee SIS. Box 26l,
Clinton. Okla.
BAKER WANTED to work three weoksi
light work and good wages; transport
tation. J. ]. Quarles Bakery, Fairfax.
| Okla,
FIRST CLASS barber wanted at once
$40 guarantee. G. A. Morgan. phone
223, box i57. Morris, Okla,
| WANTED-Pnrty OF common lnborers. 800
East Pottowatomlc. Phone Maple gil.
| RELIABLE merchant to buy interest and
take fun charge OF high class ladies'
| rendy- wear establishment In Oklahoma
| City. For particulars address l-6l, care
| Oklnhoman,
WANTED-RegIstere druggist, combinR %
tlon fountain and druggist preferred.
Y-5s, care Oklahoman; good snlary.
MAN to do Janltor work Dlnks Parrish
! Laundry. 2 Broadway Circle.
| WANTED-rhree auto mechanics: must
| he good men, Steady work year round,
| Q hours; days: $500 weelS No boom-
crs wanted Write or wire Ritter n
sizes. hrdmore, okla.
WANTED--i white ropalrman for might
! work In large modern office building
work hours per day; good pay and gooC
opportunity Apply at 4i2h N. Broad
| way. at once.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-17
Laws Governing Shooting
Of Summer Ducks and Doves

1t is unlawful to shoot at or kill
any duck, goose, swan or brant with
in the limits of the State of Mary
land between the 18th day OF March
and the LIST day of November of each
and every year. And ii shall fur
ther be unlawful TO have in posses
sion any such duck, goose. swan or
brant between the 25th day of March
and the LIST day OF November of
each and every year. The penalty
for the violation of this act is not
less than $25.00, nor more than
$50. This law prohibits the killing
of summer or wood duck. The fed
eral regulations have closed sea-
son on same. Parties found hunting
or killing summer or wood duck on
Or before November 1, 1918, will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent of
the law, according to the above
Chapter of the General Laws of the
State of Maryland.
lie Sldte law pIONIueo du opeu
season on doves from August 18th
to Dec. 24th, inclusive. However,
this law has been superseded by the
federal regulation, which provides
an open season on Doves Sept. 1st.
Accordingly, Doves cannot be shot
in the State of Maryland until Sept.
l, 1918. Deputy Game Wardens of
this State have been instructed to
arrest all persons they find who
cannot produce a hunters license for
the year 1918. The penalty for hunt
ing without a license is SIS, and
costs, and all persons will be prose
cuted without favor.-Adv B. S-9-2t.
oaW R. S-12-St
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-17
Barber Invented Orqan.

The organ is a very ancient instru-
ment. its invention being credited TO
Ctesibius of Alexandria, barber of
the Egyptian city, in 25O B. c. 1t was
not until thousand years later, how
ever that they were first used in the
churches of western Europe. One
chronicle asserts that Pope Vitalianus
installed an organ in church In
Rome in the year 65S, while an ancient
French work records that King Pepin
erected one of the instruments in the
Church Of st. Corneille at Compiegne,
in France in 7S7. 1t is probable that
organs were used in religious services
In the eastern empire many centuries
before they were introduced into west
ern Europe.