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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Statesmen WANTED
STOCK sALEsMEN WANTED.


Five or nix nrsi-clna high grade pro-
duccrs 20 soil stock IN oil company. hold
INK lcuse In proven field near SOwhtH. an
entirely new plan nrd Without exception
one NJ a." hest selling propositions ever
offered. coll IN IerAon nt Saratoga Hotel
nnd ask for Mr Duncan.
STOCK salcrnen 10 sell stock for the
best dividend ylng mine In the Miami
district rHlhry and commission Address
H. IL Rush, Box NJ, Pnwnee. Okla
WANTFD--2 HaleEmen. 10 sell high class
speciality: nll Time or slio line, V. f.,
cnre OklnhOWnn.
sALESHEN WANTED Tor oil and refln.
Ing proposition with the risk taken out
~ a. We have production, mutual Co Op-
erative plan. n In enHy 10 sen tho price
advances regularly as We prOgress. our
agents nre making big money: write us
OKLAHOMA TRrsT COMPANY,
insurance Bldg Oklahoma Guy Okla
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SUBSCRIPTION Q RATES.

~ Mil on. year r.................tb IS. 90
N MAI. one yenr, with THE SUN
DAY OKLAHOMAN ..,,........,f1b 30
= by agent. carrier or newsboy, cents
a COPY or 10 cents week
In Oklahoma City.
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Sss'urn-
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titled to thu use for rHppblcation OF all
H1ws dispatches credited to ttTor not
ptksrwise credited IN this paper. and also
the local news published herein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

LIVE mBn for assistant manager with
car. Also commission man. Walnut
1927. Singer Sewing Machine Co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

BROADWAY CAFE-Meals 26c and SOC;
best quality union house 32O n
BrOndway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
WANTED

yRIyyED-se Several high -ciass soil IieItors
" ~ Qt6ady city work; must be willing
Worl and n producer; unless you ca n
Reet these requirements. do not apply.
6fifs In ybur own hand and tell some
ein-s. .abcu4 yourself. Address O-3so,
- okAhomhh -
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young man wants 10
drtyp cur VpoIut,t qt,s
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AL week day classified advertising
runs IN bOth papers at one price. Sun
lAy Okluhoman. oDe issue. same rate an
the two dalleH
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR rem,

TWO large unfurnlshed rooms to ED DIV
couple with no children. 500 W. Nh
Maple 1881
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


EXPERIENCED young man wants 10
drive cur, Walnut 1855,
CAN do office work after or before for
hfnHll store, Can Maple 32il,
WASTED--P Position Hs assistant cashier
IN country bank. / have had yonfH ~
experience aud can furnish Al reference
Address l'oS ~. loteuu, okla
PHYSICIAN, wcll qualified, desire To-
cation where services are needed; viii
buy furniture. HuDUlles and instruments.
I-Go OklHhomnn.
MARRIED. above drnft. ID man; now
employed Wnnt position IN auto &c
cessory house. Prefer inside. I-io. Ok
lahunBu
EXPERIENCED young man stenog-
napier ana general office clerk, age
~. wiahes position with larg" firm or
corporation; can take dlctntIon readily
and operate typewriter speedily and &C.
curhtely. can furnish best Of references.
Nothing considered uudcr $50. B-2Jj
care Oklahomnn.
I HAVE had considerable experience in
supervising Officc work In accounting
nui the handling O' correspondence.
now wish 10 secure employment with
small company which viii offer good
opportunity for the future Can not nf-
ford 10 start ~ lcrs than ii25. am mar
rled. age % md IN class ~. Have you
somcihlng We could talk over E-C5s
Oklahomhn.
PHARMACIST wnnts position In some
i've Okl1honn town where water Is
GOOD. TX, Oklahoman
COOK wants position 25 years expert
ence, III W. Gth. walnut C59i
PRINTER EDITOR wants position. An
round printer. No machine operator.
Want permanent job Address c. NJ.
lO2i y. Seventh street. oklahoma CITY
EXPERIENCED office man wnnts posi-.
uon. not in draft: good r'frrrnrcs Nd
afess 1o2 w Fourth. Phone Walnut 3Fl
WANTED-Hy white man and wife. po-
elion on farm. call or write ut once.
experienced farmer 20 " 7th
MINE superintendent open Tor engage
meht, has many yeBrs experience In
Missouri md Oklahoma fields. Address
Postofficc BOX $50. joplin, Mo.
DRUGGIST; long experience; familiar
With every detail IN tho drug business.
capable manager of store and soda fOun-
tain, steady habits: up-to- the minute.
employed. Address SO. oklahomhn.
YOUNG man wants work Of any kind;
haN delivery truck. 1912 W. Sec
ond street.
| GENTLEMAN now employed would like
small set Of books 70 keep evenings
=. ~, Oklahoman.
SERVICE CAR DRIVER wants position
l. u. Heron. Walnut lO6s
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER and
stenoFrapher desires permanent posi-
tion. not In DRAFT can furnish references
EA. Timeb
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HAVE several good propositions open
for collectors aud solicitors with abll-
ny 10 show results; either Hnlary or com.
miaslon. See CITY Circulation Manager.
Tho Qhlnhomnn.
BARBER trado taught ladies' and gen.
tlemoni. position guaranteed; free cat
aloK explaining Write Texas Barber
college. Dallas or Fort Worth, Texas.
LABORERs WANTED Tor street pny.
ing; $50 for houra Long Job. Az.
ply patk- Moran Company Arcade Ho-
tel, Ponca city, Okin
WANTED--An elderly registered drug
gist TO take charge Of drug store In
q small town; n good place for tho rIRht
party Address j. IT, vlckery. Francis.
Okla.
WANTED = Experienced marker and
:, sorior. pinks Parrish Laundry. 2
broadway Circle.
BARBER WANTED - good, stendy
job. Is worth $40 TO $50 per week for
q good man. L. L. ThomaA. Beaver,
LIVE mBn for assistant manager with
car. Also commission man Walnut
3027, Singer Sewing Machine Co
BROADWAY CAFE-MeaIs 26c and SOC;
best quality; union house. 32O N
HrOndway
WANTED Flrst-GlAAA engineer, capable
OF running and repairing high speed
engines In power house. Send nppllca-
ton and reference to city clerk. Fnlrylew.
okla.
WANTEb-tOmpetcnt pharma6Isi. part
s,nc,t.n' onnsr,,,mi,,Yy .'E minI',ry,
necessarv. good rsfctoncss rr'Pil"' @ no.
Oklnhoman
-, i,,' ,-,,,,,,,,,
per week mi.er md mouide, 4, sh,n
yves pokerv Uobott oLta ~ '''''
Nv /, .iif,fi, g., So, g, -
"ANIEDLM M'n between ages of ~ ana
,witcb6osrd and mower ;ns,eil,S M ,t''pnIne wv ,,c
side wiring. Cnli or write Waiilng or
gonJwIrb roam No rTg ptn,,"or 4, t,. O'
phone Bdg
WyI N,FtD Lrr,,o ,,,,,,,,,
49,. a,,.,, ~ 'I,f wv" w h,t NJ
fcr ndyaDcsmert NH, H.
w., wy, sn. % nl1., Nppy 10 ffod mar
w NTEt -i,oy, Ss,ao,, :, a.,,, - =
,na,n ~ ~. M'en y ana 10
,,.a sar" csr, sTsds; business ,S %lth good tu-
snre; -. Sas' ~, W person S's indiana 'lds
,.ienhon. aom.,r,,I,, nnn hhe,nen ior
McpmUne .h rUns'tuction Wotk ais9 Young
h,'.i,... WV ksI,, :" ~ nhiI the ieleph0ne
nus,nsss, Dus,ssso nsBpy 70 n,yl,ion cohFtrucuon
suPerVlror ozl's N, brod"ay
WANTED Experienced clothing and fur
n'snus l, EE19uu E', M Sa,sslnah' Falach Cloth
ing store, llS w. otann.
WANTFD-At once combination limo
~ type printer VIZ week steady tob.
,orn" ~ once or wire Jim Hlggerstan.
care RECORD, bflsto". Okla.
,,7-.-...,.,s.- .--------
WAN 70 p.~fooh stout man 20 work
around chop mlll and handle feed Ap-
ply Hardeman king Co. 302 n. Western
Ave.
a. (, Nj7TI,f, Ill -i---,.--------
knowledge Of stenogrnphy Cnn sen
Gate Tire Rubber Co. go n arond-
wny
WANTED Shoemaker. two bench men
and helper State salary expected.
Fox 3b5. Ada. Okla
WANTFD- D-T,,n unod iI,,.rn,., ,,T-L,
sunerintendent rrs ,ier s,a, -
eHperIence nnd nyico wanted Nvbt,e or
coiorcd Stroud Cotton on 60 g,ro,id
Oklahoma,
tsI,,.,,,, -, =.
Write or wire giving arc eInctienca
and salary eHpected jjacLson a
svindIe. Strstford Okh
bpI,,,,,ie,r y, I, ,,.ri,,,,
w,n,cd ,o- n.r,,,,,, 49, l ''. nu' rnaG,si a,,
ho,,rs .ica ~" -, d p.,n,nn.ht p'ace' Rond
nouts, , IIohh s,ote. pays lpo per nonth'
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Martinique Hotel

lls W. Seventh street; Phone walnu:
7s3s; nice large rooms with bath aad
sleeping porch -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

TWO light housekeeping rooms: evSvy-
thing furnished; outside entrancse
adults: $40 n 9Th. Walnut al02-I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

FOR RENT-One large. cool. light house
keeping room; also have a few niceV
light, pleasant sleeping rooms. BY the
week. at the Colliver Family Hotel, sisk
~ Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

TWO light housekeeping rooms. moderS
everything necessary. including lines.
block from carline. walking distance. Ed
cellent neighborhOOd Maple go.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

WANTED-TWo young men 10 act ns
nowH agents on Frisco. good chance
Tor advancement. Apply 10 Fred Har-
| yry. 22i g. Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

WANTED - Experienced marker and
sortor Drinks Parrish Laundry. 2
Broadway Circle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

TWO furnished rooms for light hous1s
keeping, good locntioni close In mar
ried couple preferred 10 T. 9TH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

Is BARRIERS WANTED
n. Epid's' best barber shops. First class
jobs guaranteed.
y; Baetch. Hammer Bros, Lyman. c.
NJ. Barnes and c. J. Ablway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

WANTED First -Glasa engineer capable
OF running and repairing high speed
ton and reference TO city clerk, Fnlrylew.
Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

WANTED--An elderly registered drug.
gist 10 take charge Of drug store In
q small town n good place for tho right
party Address j. IT. Nlckery. Francis.
okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

PHYSICIAN, wcr qualified. desire To-
cntiOn where services are needed; viii
buy furniture HuUUles and Instruments.
J-Go. OklAhOmnn
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TWO furnished rooms for light hovSSs
keeping. Phone Walnut IT'S.
THREE modern connecting compIsteIY
furnished rooms for housekeeping; wei
located Walnut 1905.
TWO LIGHT HOUsEKEEPfN0 roornsI
for man and wife or couple with sma0
child. GIL West 9TH.
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BARBER WANTED - good steady
Job. Is worth $40 10 go per week for
n good man. 4. L. ThomaA. Beaver.
OkIn,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-29
Little InteTUeWS
improved Real Estate Here Worth More Than Year Ago
Veteran Says There Were Coolies In the Civil War; Tee

recently lost his wife and child. VIII
soon be back to resume his duties"
= =
There is an ever present feeling
In the breasts OF everybody that they
viii not get sick nor catch any dis
ease that may be going the rounds.
and this is responsible for the kick
ing that some OF Us are doing over
the present health regulations" said
J. Kerensky. Many Of US are willing
to take all sorts Of risks in order to
get a chance at making a few dollars,
never considering the fact that one
spell Of sickness in our families might
cost US a great deal Of money. TO say
nothing Of other distressing elements
that might result. We cannot be too
careful in obeying all health regula-
tons and in following medical advice
for the purpose OF keeping strong and
we'll Germs are not respecters OF
persons and none OF US are immune
from all Of them. The apparently
strong fall victims to disease as well
as the seemingly weak"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-29
''PH Wed When Kaiser
Wins Wn," She Saus

Cleveland. Ohio. Oct 2s.-officials
here heard that a south side resident
was pro-German and was boasting
that the kaiser would win An inves-
tigator went out 10 look over the
ground and found the house decorated
with American flags, Thrift cards
and Liberty loan cards. Inquiry as TO
the source OF the rumor OF pro-Ger-
rnanisn elicted a hearty laugh from
the head Of the house.
An undesirable sCitor has been
calling too frequently on my daugh-
ter" be said she wanted to get rid
OF him. but he persisted In calling
and wanted 20 get married. Finally,
she told him that she would marry
him when the kaiser wins the war
Apparently he was too dumb 10 ap-
preciate the remark as his Knock
out
The investigation halted right
there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-29
Little Interviews

buildings are due TO be at their pres
ent prices for some time to come yet
Il an glad TO see that the soldiers
now have everything by way Of food
served to them at all times, but want
to say that in the ciEil war I never
had a field ration cooked for me-" said
Can't Frank Tusten, who served his
country during the war OF the SOS.
We had TO eat the way we could in
the field In one respect. however.
soldering hasn't changed any. That's
in relation to the coolies Every
vice had them we had them IN the
Civil war in as large numbers as our
boys now have them in France"
I'VE find a wonderful spirit and pa
triotism among the Mexican women
that American women would do well
TO follow" said Mrs. S. H Sutherland
OF the Some service section Of the
Red Cross Many examples cone to
our notice. but one that was especially
striking is in my mind just now a
Mexican woman whose husband Is In
the army came to US for loan. It
had been several months since We
had heard from her and our inquiries
had failed 10 locate her. but one day
she came TO Us and said she had been
down in Mexico nursing one Of her
children who was sick and that her
failure to repay the money was due
TO her failure TO get her allotment
She also stated that when her money
did come she would use only enough
to repay us and put the rest in the
bank so that her husband would have
capital TO use when he returned from
the front This woman is clerking IN
q store in FL Paso in order to make
q living for herself and two children
and thus be enabled to save all of the
money the government is paying her
that there may be something ready for
the future"
The FL Paso postoffice is having
difficulty locating the
addresses OF many questionnaires, es-
Decially for MexicanS which is due
to the registrants con-
cerned being careless IN the initial
recording Of their addresses" said n.
L Burleson, assistant postmaster.
The missionaries in most Of these
Eases arep being necessarily returned.
The postoffice force is now virtually
by the influenza epf-
demic- Clarence Reid, the newly an
pointed superintendent OF mails, who
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-29

'aTHE national council OF defence
l said Maurice Schwartz. has just
sent out a circular asking merchants
not to burden local delivery services
and asking Us TO explain to the public
that the merchants have been re-
auested by the government rigidly 10
curtaiI delivery services, and that the
merchants expressly promised the
government to keep down delivery
services IN Connection with CHRISTMAS
trade. The circular sdmo Ashes US
TO advise the public. therefore. TO
carry what they can: never TO expect
special deliveries. and TO avoid use OF
the local mails or special messengers
by delivering gifts personally wher-
ever possible
REPRESENTATIVES, OF leading indus
tries and retail interests appeared be-
fore the Council OF National Defence
on August IS, under the auspices OF
the United States chamber OF COM
meree- They made certain definite
assurances on behalf OF the retail
trade. Otherwise, the National Coun-
ell could not have modified, on August
%. its previous broad declaration
against Christmas buying. These as
surances were as follows,
THAT merchants viii not In
crease their working force By reai-
son of the holiday business over
the average force employed by
them throughout the year. and
viii not Increase the normal
working hours OF their force dur .
ing the Christmas season.
That. beginning Immediately. mer-
chants will use a part OF their ad-
vertising space and will otherwise as
sist IN educating the consuming pub
lie to buy useful articles; and 10 buy
and send gifts early.
That merchants will comply fully
with the deliveries program OF the
conservation division OF the war in
dustries board.
1T will be the business Of the mer-
chant, the Council Of Defence tells
US. to see that these assurances are
carried out The United States cham
Der OF commerce has Joined in urging
that We enlist the aid OF its member
rganizations-local chambers Of COM
merce, boards OF trade and trade as
sociations-in our state.
Therefore. Il is n government
request that everybody buy their
Christmas things as early "a pos
Sible and that they do all they
can to tighten the work of de-
livery, not alone from the store
TO the home, but OF the pOStOffice
department and Of the express
companies and Incidentally OF the
railroads. In order TO Pesure their
delivery on time packages Will
have TO be mailed this year much
earIier than ever befOre.s
The most even tempered man in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-29
Years Ago Today
From Tie Heraia q
Tkil Date. 1ee4

A RBITRATIOS IS agreed upon By
n England and Russia and Il Is
therefore thought the crisis over the
North sea incident has passed. An
international commission OF inquiry
has been agreed upon. 10 be held At
The Hague. under the auspices q The
Hague Convention Both nations are
to take up the matter Of the appoint
mezt OF arbiters Immediately. Per
mission Is to be asked Of Spain to al
low that part OF the Russian fleet
which vas responsible for the trouble
10 be kept al Vigo until the inquiry
has been completed The holding o.
the fleet there also relieves a serious
situation. that OF a premature clash
between the two nations at Gibraltar
England continues her war prspara-
tons with fsrsrish haste.
The worst flood In the history OF
the lower Rio Grsnde has occurred.
and Brownsville. Tex. and Natamorzs.
Mex. narrowly escaped 4 very disas-
trous inundation.
Belief in the success o. Roosevelt
In the coming election seems 20 be
growing in the east
Delegate Andrews's political tor OF
New Mexico Is meeting with Tzru re-
ceptions everywhere
A package Of money 20 the amount
Of SIl.eo0 was mysteriously taken
from a train somewhere between Chi
hu2hua and Mexico City Agents Of
the Wells Fargo Express Co. are sus-
picioned. but no definite charges can
as yet be made
A fire. believed 70 be OF incsndiary
origin swept over the piers and ware
houses OF the Bush Terminal Co. to
day in lower New York, entainng a
loss OF S500.o1o.
Silver was quoted on the local mar
ket today At 5SS; copper, 12a, and
lead $5-50-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-29

the mansaY OF the Iunker factions Germany. They
have held to the dreams of world conquest and their
mighty blows have been dealt with view to making Viii
helm the Caesar of the universe and Berlin the Rome of
the world. they have quit it probably the Junk
of the empire have collapsed completely. It may be
that the of the empire may be very glad to make peace
any whatever to the overthrow Of the Ho
henzoerns and the loss of all Germany conquered
this war-plus Alsace-Lorraine.
And now the heels of the German note comes the
of AustriaHungary to earlier communication of
the president his note of October 49, which he defined
his conception of peace line with his "A principles
The dual monarchy accepts the presidents declaration fully
and promptly, urges immediate armistoe all Ausro-
Hungarian fronts and suggests that all possible red tape be
in doing away with formate standing in the way of
final peace
Prospects very bright for granting peace Austria
Hungary The obstacle Of bringing about the overthrow of
dynasty and military party do not exist in Ausria's
case and Austria realizes the nevtabity of losing Itala
denta" to Italy and probably Will gladly cede these lost
provinces to Italy without extended debate. Austria Hun
gary viii also grant autonomy, if complete ndepend-
ence those dsafected natonaties within the empire
are struggling for at least partial liberation.
separate peace for Austra-H Hungary would probably
be granted by the allies the quickly since It would
open the way exert enormously greater military pres
Germany coincident with the blow to German mo-
rae through being deserted by Germanys last ally With
the allies holding the chief strategic places railways etc.
Of AustIisHungary, with stipulation TO allow the pass
age Of allied troops attack Germany what wonderful
opportunity would be opened up to the armies the
Italian 'front.' operating in conjunction perhaps with those
engaged in clearing Sera and Montenegro of the last
Of their invaders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-29
HARRY BEAUMONT,

i'
HARRY BEAUMONT.
MOTION PICTURE director.
ny DEAR 1ir. Beaumont
a FEW days age.
SAW a picture
CALLED THIRTY Week
AND ] happened to notice.
WHEY THE picture started
THAT THE directors name
WAS HARRY Beaumont.
AND As sat there.
AND WATCHED the picture.
I GREW to wondering
WHAT SORT OF a man
HARRY BEAUMONT might be.
AND WHEN the picture was
through.
WAS quite sure
IF ever met him
WOULD like him.
AND THE reason IS
THAT FOR years and years
I'VE BEEN a patron
OF NOTION pictures.
BECAUSE OF the veekliss.
THAT PICTURE the news.
AND BEcAUsE OF the music.
AND BECAUSE OF the films.
THAT BRING Us scenes
OF PARKWAY lands.
AND ONCE in a while.
IN A very long while
I'VE ENJOYED the feature.
THEY HAVE on the bill
AND I'VE liked the Drews.
AND THE Q; Henry things.
BEcArsE THEY were clean
AND I'VE liked Bill Hart
BECAUSE OF the hills