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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
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Oklahoman-T Times

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per word
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only. whom renewal will be solicited
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order
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

NEWLY furnished modern b-room cot.
t1He rn paved street will rent per.
mnnru'ly adults 1904 West 3lst Wal
nut H5b1-I
LNUGE room house In rear. will iur-
uIsh suitable for working people. no
children Harrison
NlCIlN mruShed 1.room Ia couple or
With mail child ou'y. convenient lovp.
iIuu ono room reserved upaDlrs NJ.
InHi
ZOE RGN1. Three rooms. furnished.
close Ono. NN 91l
REFINED COUPLE or mother aud duugh-
tcr can have plainly furnished l.room
apartment free fur care ~ "a months old
health, baby can afternoons lost North
OoWuN. upstairs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Experienced office man. call
ln person. swift a Co. rlyduce Co
WNNTEp-Eypcriauced firntnro van
driver One acquainted with city
handling horses. Reliable Traus'cr a
>iour. co.
CNNW,A1lON man wanted to DO line
and trouble work. ut water, light and
power plant. steady Job and chance 60
mHNc good, for one not afraid ot work.
salary To hrslu 500 per month. none puy
,Np,rl,n.rd men wanted, and hOuf'lr
need not apply Address Box 317 Yale.
Okla.
SllDI ETrNE MAN: expert general
work exceptional opportunity 'or ou-
bilious man; state qualifications sal
Uty etc M-0l Ok.ahomnn
WANTED NounE man hcst ot rclor.
eug,s, to manage branch news and
49, stand; splendid opportunity Tor nd-
Nourewrrg apply IN person Fred llar-
~y, 20 South Brundwuy
COUNTRY pRINTER wanted Monday
for several weeks work at Crescent
OkIu Phone = ]. Hubbard
sOlIClroR-lf you are not making 81 90
per day COmg 20 sCe u7 Okluhowt
Trust Company. 5OS-lO Insurance Bldg.
Noo." 7s. oklahoma civ, okla.
WANTED hoy TO drive Fond delivery
truck SEQ Mr. Bush, Western Bank
supply Co.
WANTED Hoy with wheel FOR small dc-
livery 500 Nh Eusn. Western Bank
supply Co
WANTED-Good -ods dispenser; ronson-
uhlp hoWs. FnNy SIS. must he heTe
TrIdny jock korans. J1wtor, okla
TWO ,or 3 experienced broom makers
Apply to j. A, Jackson. Woodward
'N.t
B.. .,Af
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED 100 coIorpd women, prcpntr
ton ,iNl service Uofuou- tu shu.,hNHd
or Bp,vtllug Ior full part. ulJis
! hone Maple -.Hl-E
GIRLS Co work IN tlnt work department
utnks Parish Laundry Broadway
Circle
SAlTSIADN If you are mot wakluC
5000 Co $3.50 per dyH. come tn soc ms
Oklahoma Trust Company, do>-lU In
s1rrury blig Maple 80. oklahoma titF,
N|u
WANTEu-Wcllahle woman. not over 40.
cooking and general houscwurk N
bankers family Tn small town, wages
SIS per month. glye references. Nm q
Cupps. Mountain Park okla.
WANTED - Trst.olopr coIorcd woman.
general housov ork, must ho good cook
family ot two. good wages Cull lui T.
I.h rhoue " 2i1f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
Business Training

Eypcu individual instruction ana
Intensive practical training In shorthand
NrpNrltInE Bookkeeping md ull com.
mrrUul subjects. Tor commercial or
government pusItlons, morning after
noon rud ulEht sessions, enroll nov Tor
rpo,llivcl war time emergency courses,
hr,f results iu shortest tu0o, nt least
EXPENSE guaranteed. ftvorIlc school tNr
Indies WkuE office unlulnH tor pa.
tvIntI. Y,N..Nt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
Mime Rebuilt Fords

800 10 $40
l1'7 Ford chassis lo'S engine 1925
n.lt. NN-yyluulcr Buick touring; good
o. nov
New s. 600 Mound truck. only $3.50.
NrW und rebuilt Ford radiators
SEQ the Fisher Suh-cpElnE; don't junk
our old clFlugs wear them out
United Sttr- tires aud Tubes, Re-
frrndur yUl.prvIng
Prompt attention 10 ou'-ot town GUS
TONER'S
Nnthlnv risrcprrsenied
OIn Nuio Exchange
iEanhllohcd 1879
J. c. suumanks, Prop, 1Oo.7ii North
Nrondwny
FORn TOURING car tor sale 1917 model
Metropaptan Garage,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

4 Good phnuoproph only ll0 n0 pny
victor Columbia. md flHon records
Cnll NJ onuu. ~ West Main over Strand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
FORD CARS
NEW STATE MOTOR co.
Ford Agency.

7 TOIU NRCNVN
Walnut rQnr G0i\Wcst Main.
ron SALE one Tord Ho1dster For
particulars call W5SjO Ask for Rob
tria
JUST HEDTINTp-Cnr NJ Ames built
ploosurc bodies for Fords; put one on
your Ford and mokc It look lke real
nutomuhlc Nrmstrong 4 Dchner, sol
West Main Wal Gllt
ION SNIE.lQl7 Ford touring car No.
condition for sple cheap. Call 1910
West plh Wal i6l9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

To SFI.L your household goods. call
Cornish Furniture Co Maple ~
~ i,'s Tor salc. Just phone Wal iOsi
and get moro q K Auction Go
NG ARu umlous to buy your usod hr
nlturt, Wc trRdc Vsilruu's Furniture
kLuIr. .nh-R W NLnMd MApIr DO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03

WNSTTD-Two lady entertainers I'm re-
frrshmcut parlor at LnWton; good sol-
my. For particulars and Interview sec
Nj Rosc, Lee Huckua hotel, Friday
WANTED Experienced white glrl for
general hous"work; In family 6lo W
18Th Phone wal 1852
WANTED Experienced white gin for
general houscwork and cooking. mo-
lamdry; extra good wages Apply at
1901 w 18Th Wnl 1889.
WANTED Young lady to do clerical
work; one who can use typewriter pre-
ferrcd Rutlcr Rros s W Grand
WANTEp-Whlte girl for general house
work VOL 7i19 '23' W IAN ST.
YOUNG bustncas man, just located ln
Oklahoma CITY, very snd md lonely,
would Ike to mako nrnunlnlnnce Ui re-
fined young lady; prefer to meet one
who has recently experienced some For-
row or disappointment I'm NE. thus mp
rrcclatrg mutul symp1thv md friend
sh,p Address y l., care 0knhomon
WANTED-N once, experienced wait
ress at Keystone hotel Holdenvillc.
WANTED Lady 20 to 40. who wants
employment NJ general hnusowork md
permanent place for home, furnls h'h
| cot'0Ee to live I'm. A. II, care OkInho-
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,ry FOR ror,lru,ors and interview scc
! A., Rose i.c-IIurl,lns hotel FRIDAY
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p..r,r rro vro v.oris a rood home
r,tbcr thon bleh vorrs a s care Ok
inr"mon.
W, ,,,rt,n s.i..i,5y 10 travel and soil
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rony wv HrpIy to Mr. + r. y sheldon. IiO
"a NTrD- Fyrs,I,nrod choru. GIRLS
"o,'d ,,usir.l rcwcJ,, nrirclpola. ton ral-
! o,, ana ,rrr. trIg is NOT n "lq" show
tel M9son,s Mu.Jal Molds.
"Thone Warlr zoos o. = SIN S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-03

HOTEL
BROADWAY CENTRAL !
On Broadway Nt Fourthl our rooms
NrS ~ modern and convenient NJ pos
slble most Of them with private bntn
hn.,r 8, permanent guests. Phone VA
~ connects win all rooms
THE MARQrETTE HOTEL, oycrlooldng
count house park rooms s. 90 M per
week. with bath ~ ny per week, first
class porter service, owner ~ building
manager Grand and Dewey Walnut li21
TRAVELLERS HOTEL
Newly doCurnted and rcfurnishcd
throughout, ull large outside rooms with
hot und cold running Wnior, adjoining
D. q. on north Special weekly rates
THE DENsNORE
t2llg Ngih llrondwny
All outside rooms with hot and cold
water, frHt clpHa service. courteous
uc''mcul special weekly rntcH W 5lN9
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
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MERCHANT TAILORs-We cut trim
and make suits for tnllors Send Tor
price list south West Inc TGllora to
lnllnrH
FURNISHED rooms. reasonable. Phone
Maple scG
CLO9E.IN. large, well furnished sleep
INK room for gentleman; outside en-
trance, connecting bath Wol 2G1b
FOR REST Uoom In prvnto home.
reasonable 10 ono employed; serve
breakfast and $50 dinner Phone Wal.
LAIlGE front room for rcnt. ready on
iF 80 f,T
couple employed preferred. Nnl JpAh.
ONE nicely furnished sleeping room,
modern on n stiles wal G2lS.t
fltONT ROOM for rrut. FOR sleeping for
ono or two. no H. Nth, Phone Maple
laS6
.lOIt Rlnt-rhrcc large modern rooms.
close in, furnHhnd or unfurnlshcd,
ndults, first floor, front nnck porch aud
hnll garage. chicken park garden. AO5
J. ith street "vcnlngs
TWO NICELY furnished rooms In prl-
vutc home. no other tuom,rn, ulre To-
Wum, w'llunr distance W ttlN-J
IOU RENT Furnished bedroom. close
ln modern homo Nnl '2ll
NEWLY furnished room. 10 lady ~ gen.
tlomcu. I'm private family walking dis
tnucc. references Vxchungc. iiih W
N'h NJ ''I'
ron Il.ST. Room iu prlynto home, rem
sDunllu lo one employed. servo break.
hH mud o.lo dinner rhon" W. 32sl-J..
rwO LOVELY furnished bedrooms with
tl' uso of rnnRc Crli Wnl GolS
WANTED Hoom mute by gentleman
who travels. only occupies tho room
two dayH cuDh month. nice home for holt
room rent G-97. caro- Okmhomnn
CONNECTING sitting room nud bed.
room tp Indies ttullD,t1 \Nul gtkl
Evening star., 1918-03-28
Declares Inersase o. K.

Mr.. Wardman declared . 10 per cent
increase would amply cover all apart
ment house owners In their additional
cost Of operation. but reiterated that
he does not propose to make this ad.
vance. Answering . question by Sem
ator Sherman, Mr.. Wardman said that
In his epinion the appointment Of an
aAhnlnjokfator of rentals would solve
tho Oe6taoa of tncroaaA He said that
aacA A5caSo vo4ld Stand upon tn merits
al tho AAUtniskra&of could ssach .
ae1kfon WhioA would be fair alike to
N oBnaT and to tbs tenant
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-10
Copyright ls1D

only daughter" which was a sim
pie and apparently easy matter
% The only son" Of a widow.
when ne stopped the bier" This
was apparently attended with more
difficulty than that OF the little girl.
FOR she only slept" The raising Of
Lazarus. a grown man. apparently
presented still greater difficulties
Viewed from our human angle
there we're difficulties. hut with
God there are none. His flat Great
cd the time and matter worlds To
ascribe difficulty 20 God is but TO
judge him by our standards.
The great need i'm the foreign
field is evangelical supplemented
by education ard the ministry Of
healing through dispensarics and
hospitals IN the midst OF the
present war situation let us not for
get our responsibility 10 the unevan-
gelized at home and abroad. Jesus
is still the Resurrection and the
Life for sleeping" children. COM
munities and nations
Why did Jesus spend SO much
time in working miracles? To i'm
press the value Of his life upon the
world as testimony of his divine
office. and a prophecy Of his author
ity i'm his coming Kingdom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-10
Today,s International Sunday School Lesson
ReUieD BY P. B. FtzOater D. D., Teacher
of English Bible al Moody Institute Chicago oc.,, ,Y7

they were interrupted The woman
was healed the moment She touch
ed his garment. What is the mean
ing OF the pause?
Having taught the multitude and
encouraged the heart OF Jairus. they
reached the home where Jesus ex-
cluded an bat Peter. James and
John. who entered with him into
the house of turs Ilt made som Der
by the weeping and wailing Of pro-
fessional mOurners and relatives.
Again we are impressed with the
Calm Dignity OF Jesus.
as he asked, Why this tumult? the
child only sleeps" Their laughing
scorn is due 10 their ignorance Of
the power Of the Mighty Christ in
face OF the fact that the chile was
really dead. When ne had turned
the unbelievers out. Jesus cook the
father. mother and disciples into
the chamber Of death The occa-
sion was not for a spectacular DEM
onstration Of power. Having re-
stored the child 20 life and 20 its
parents Jesus admonishes them
not TO publish the news broadcast
Evidently he was not yet ready TO
precipitate matters in the minds Of
the multitude. for Of surety he
knew thai i'm certain quarters the
fact of the cure would be made
known.
This is q beautiful picture Of
love. CD The Fathers love wv
22-24D (a) His need Cb) His po-
sition lat Jesus feet" Cc) His
plea, 81 pray thee" Cd His in
sistence. "besought greatly" C2)
The Strangers Plea Cvv. $3.50. ca
An Interruptions co.. cor long
standing" Co Jesus knowledge:
CD Jesus response; (e) her con-
fession; CD her blessing. CD The
Masters Love wv. 35-43p. Ca Je-
sus' knowledge: the child was not
dead in his sight: (b) delay does
not mean refusal; Co the tender
resurrection in answer 20 faith (;
(d) the provision for her needs
Sorrow brought Jairus to Jesus.
Sorrow today brings more men to
Jesus than perhaps any other
means. Certainly il has been so
during this great war. As the rul-
err of the synagogue Jairus laid
aside his pride and hostility to
make his plea for help and accept
service of Jesus
There are three recorded instances
where Jesus raised the dead This
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-10
NEWS OF THE SCHOOLS

the sum does not seem quite so
large. Sixteen Thrift stamps. past
ed on a card which YOU can obtain
from your teacher. may be eX-
changed Tor a big War Savings
stamp. And in i've years. after the
crusade is over, the government Will
have five dollars 20 give 90 every
child that owns a War Savings stamp.
The children's crusade of 1918 is
20 be a very different one. YOU see.
from that OF the year 1912. our
crusade is going TO succeed. II is
going TO provide the government
with a great deal Of money. More
than that. it is going TO prove an
example TO any grown people who
are tired and discouraged. When
they see how bravely the children
are fghting-how gladly they are
going without things so that they
may buy Thrift stamps-they Will
be ashamed not TO take part in the
great crusade TO make every land
a Holy land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-10
The ChiLdren's Crusade
Furnished by tho Indiana War savings Committee

army OF children into a mountain,
never 10 return.
The children's crusade. like all
the other crusades. failed 10 drive
the Turks out OF Palestine. but the
example set by the brave little ones
encouraged the disheartened knights
10 make new attempts TO rescue the
Holy land from the ''unbelievers. -
The struggle went on for many
years. though finally it was given
up. and the Turks were left in pos
session of Palestine until only a few
weeks ago. when the British army
drove them out.
Today. most Of the nations of the
world are engaged in q great cru
SADIE 10 make every land a Holy
Land, where people may live in
peace and freedom. The soldiers
of America have joined the crusade.
and are lighting in Europe in the
hope of putting an end TO war for
ever by conquering those who op-
press men and women and little
children. Those soldiers need the
help of the children OF the United
States
We must have another chfldren's
crusade. That does not mean that
our boys and girls must leave their
mothers and go oft TO fight. They
cap serve valiantly and effectively
here in America by joining the
Thrift army. Every child who buys
"a War Savings stamp this year is a
crusader. He serves his country in
three ways: First, he lends TO the
government money that can be used
20 feed and clothe the soldiers who
are lighting for him; second, he
learns one Of the lessons of good
citizenship, how to save: third. he
furnishes an example 10 the grown
people who should be helping TO
fight this last war that shall ever be
fought.
y War Savings stamp costs a little
over four dollars. That seems like
great deal of money 10 a child
who never has more than a penny
or a nickle or a dime or a quarter
or perhaps. on very rare occasions,
so cents or a dollar at a time Bur
when you consider that you can save
for a War Savings stamp by ouy-
ing Thrift stamps at 3 cents apiece,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-10

sunday. school at $50. Frederick Il.
Iruland. superintendent. our teachers
are trained and lessons graded. We
have classes for all ages.
Morning worship NJ 1910. Sermon by
the pastor. Topic. The Call OF Jesus
Christ In the Present Crisis" Special
music by the quartet. Senior Christian
Endeavor at o o'clock. Topic: MAX
ing the Most Of Ourselves" This church
will join I'm the union meetings OF the
four down town churches at the First
Baptist church at 80 In the evening.
Strangers and visitors I'm the city are
cordially invited TO attend these serv-
ices.
Indiana Avenue Indiana and Witwer
avs. Rev. W. A. Brundige, pastor; res
idence, 234 Haney nv. Bible school At
. 80 a. m. r. White. superintendent.
Contest is on and everyone is needed to
mske il win. Fifty points were gained
over First church sunday. Special music
bV orchestra. Communion and sermon at
10 30 Subject. What is There in
Vision" Junior &. T.. at 80. Miss MOf-
fity. superintendent. Y L. :. 4. T.. at
$3.50 Miss Moe Brundige. president. All
young and old people invited. Sermon
and special music. II. Batty. chOirister.
Subject Of sermon. The Power"
Linden Avenue Church Of Christ
Linden av and Carlisle St Rev. Ed
ward Castle. pastor. Preaching at 1890
a m. and 20 p. IN. sunday school at
. 80 a. m. Christian Endeavor at ESQ
o. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-10

Continued From Page ,. This Sec.
the librar:,
Geraldine HIATT has returned to
school after spending two months ir
Florida
The children are very enthusiastic
in their Red Cross work.
Margaret Edison and Lois Baer
are out on account of illness.
Our room has been 100 per cent
efficient.
George Capata has gone to the
Lincoln school
GRADE TWO-A.
Mrs. Soellner was a visitor i'm our
room this week.
Mildred Guendling was transfer
red from the Lincoln school.
GRADE THREE-B.
Miss Elliott is sick with the grip.
and Miss Eva Whitmer is taking
her place till she comes back
GRADE THREE-A.
Our room has % Red Cross mem.
bers - Ethel Peterson, George
Beaudwav and Lloyd Barton.
Anna Elbel and Florence Fancii
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-10
are absent, due TO illness.
GRADE FOUR-B.

are absent, due 20 illness.
GRADE FOUR-B.
Ruth Harrison is III from scarlet
fever.
Vernon Baer has the humps
Marguerite Edison is on the sick
list
Willard McDonough has "a sore
throat.
Our Red Cross campaign is NOV
ing along encouragingly. Many
girls and boys have earned their
membership selling papers, tin foil
and old rags.
GRADE SIN-B.
The perfect spoilers this week
were Cletice Forsythe Lamar
Phend. Roy Waiter. Mildred Morn
ingstar. Carol Brewers and Law
renee Frazier.
The new members I'M our junior
Red Cross are Lamar Phend. Rov
Warden. Dorothy Zimmerman
Charles Smith. Charles Huhr. Oren
Gill. Horace Mcdonald. Nerlie Fer
ris and Louis Heinzmau
GRADE SIX-A.
II
today and 40 pupils.
Earl STEELE, Donald Bill. Frieda
Verhoestrate Glenwood Hayes ard
Madelyn Copp were absent this
week.
Earl STEELE and Olive LindQuiss
have each contributed square for
the knitted blanket
The nurse this week is May Wei
teigren and the doctor this week -
Earl Eaglin
GRADE SEVEN-B.
The boys made drawings ia man
ual training.
The girls made rice and lemon
sauce in domestic science.
Those who received "A" in the
history test were Ruby Shine. Ada
Griener. Gladys Andrus. Ina Bower.
and Elsie Hardt.
The absent for this week are Lu-
ellie Green. Byrus GOOdspeed AMI
Josie Reichanadter
The doctor for this week is Web
ster whitmer. The nurse is Ina
Borror.
GRADE SFNEN-A.
me new mem DeTS OF the junior
Red Cross are Roy Kendall Ralph
Droud. Julia Plake. Marvin Morn
ingstar. Violet Ray and Helen Jack
son. We have q members now.
and hope TO have all members by
next Friday.
The new mem bers Of the Star
Thrift club are Louise Swartz. Eve
lyn Snyder. Vera Shuppert and BeT-
nice Rock. We have Il members Of
the Star Thrift club.
The girls made rye mullins in do
mestic science.
The boys finished the doll house.
The girls intend to go to the food
show next Wednesday with Miss
Gray. instead Of having a lesson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-10
MARRIES THREE MEN,
BUT LOVES ONLY THIRD
international News Service:

international News Service:
OAKLAND Cal, Mar 9-E Ina
Metcalf. a l. year old girl, who
loved wisely. but too many. is an
der the wing OF her mother here.
while attorneys are debating as to
how she shall be disentangled from
three martial complications.
Edna's love-making was entirely
confined 20 the navy. Last August
she welded Ensign Edward Reese.
Duty called him from her side. and
soon she met and promptly married
Jack Overstreet, a Mare island ma
rine. Finally. a naval radio opera
tor. Lewis Linwisky, wooed and
won her.
Although desperately fond Of
each of her naval husbands at the
time of the marriage. she now de-
clares that it took the third appli-
cation for the love virus 10 take.
Don't say you saw Il In the
newspaper. Say News-TimeS