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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
FEMALE HELP WANTED

HOUSE TO HOUSE demonstrators f0r
an advertised toilet line Seat pperr-
Ing ladies' who are willing 20 work can
make good salnr' Plt y Hudson.
SEVERAL wIDE-AWAKE youux women
for fiat work department Sew bht'
Laundry. i20 y Ffnncls
WANTED -1Ady for pleasant outdoor
work; short hours. good nay. Phone
Mrs Price. Walnut ll02-J, between . q.
m. aud 2 p. m
FREE Office rent with new bennington
machine for public stcnOgt aphcr Ph'hr
Walnut &C.
BNRNE suOETHASp. tho worlds rec
ord system Viii help you % good pa
Ing position. IN half the time required 10
learn other systems. No system clnaIs
ii for efficiency ana quick results
Write Tor our large free c'taInEue, 81
pllIning nll courses. Capital Cily BusI-
ness College.
A WAITRESS wanted at the Hutsel lio-
siLlssSpy. ,Ii 2sa3y. elpert IN spit, and eIoass
one with Al references, tuliy capable
Of handling all classes Of trude, pormA-
u.nt position for right party. Apply
IlUrusteiu's Ladies' Ready Wear store,
l.Hw'un, ONln.
A STENOGHAPHIC position with firm
where there is chance FOR Improve
m,ri. experience In real estate work:
best of reference. Address BOX is6. Ere
WANTED - Experienced stenogupher.
White Sewing Machine Co.
v A \ I r. D-Expcrienced waitress at
Slaytons Lunch Room, II Il. Reno.
CnLORED woman for cooking and
housekeeping Servants room. tloo
week wages. w. 36l2,
WASTED-A first class laundress, Call
Maple lrTg
BPOAbWAY CAFE opens under new
management Saturday morning, juno
| 9gth.
WANTED-FffH ciuss stenographer and
bookkecp,r. Will pay good salary 70
| proper person; permanent; must bv VIII
| lng to work; good prospects for advance
| mont and nice cool congenlal surround
! iugH: conference by appointment Sunday
| morning between 10 and ~; call Walnut
! 2is or address Locke Laboratories, loOb
| lIcrskOwitz Bldr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

iUREE mrnlshed rooms Tor iIsht house-
keeping. The Norwood, 1lih N, Broad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

Statesmen WANTED for oil and refin.
ing proposition with the risk taken out
Of It. We have production; mutual coop
eratlye plan, u II ensy 10 sell. ths price
advances regularly as we progress. our
agents are making big money. write us
OKLAHOMA fRtfS'r cUNrANY,
Insurance Bldk. Oklahoma City. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
-~-,.-->--.~- ~-------~---~. ----------.-.
ron ptNT Largo front bedroom. four
.grh Window Igg r.. Bid
A,irr.r, ,,,,.i.n,, ,,oo, n,d room, g,,.
r.1,,p ,r ..pri"y.J louplo 20 r. grd
Phone walnut ilg5
,i,.t.,., ,.,,..t...., ,..,,,. ,,,1gt,,,, rt.,
tuur, ulD-trpt md d,sirHlis lyauut
-r.E M ~ Din
pAyr, ..,.,t..., room, ,,.gil.pt i,g,
t.ur $40 ranrbly. ss DO weekly Wal
nut r.sy
,r,r .,... ..i..,,,,... ,o,r,. ID. .,,,t,,,,,,p
.r ,ay.I.. .WriosrI 100 uafr,sgn
Phone WnInuf toi
>nrrfy r,...F.J .opIra.s, room
win private nmiI. o., 5i7 D. Iarn,
Mlrt, lU...T
uI.,fr.,.r.I .r,,,." -,r.-l.,p u,,., "a,
nrr, Is..e rg,m pl,ro and ptrlor.
good uon, u.fh ,..y.n. couple flr rr,
plUs,1 },lug lldg Of gentlemen. can
Map. so'
FOX REST |i,.y furnished room.
south r.uusurr. ON slies Park can
Walnut la..
NICELY Furnished mrge room tu ro-
nr'l homo. wDI ventilated, young
Hhl's 'fnpin. 'd I'i"Trd. Maple lti'
ron REST Two ~ three comfortntl tlr
rooms Phone Walnut ois
n IAIN '#FT|".|.N NUN'N HIfNT.fU'
rooms ideal summer loonuou. gentle
mon rr.f..r'd Maple 7s7i
D.I ..T.Tu ROOM. EIus. Furnished.
vacant today Mrs Wlnu. llOs Nortl
RroaduH.
LARGE. ,9.l south front sleeping rooms
Tor rent. aHp garage. 32l West sixth.
Ti-l,.t..f an,rfrg rooms g. aO p.r
Vr,. The Norwood. ulI4 y Broad
why
,rg,1- -I.,rgI ,,.r rooms adjoining.
,Tbr.l ,..s.t' p.HIlrr.q Two mon or
two women. or man and wife, employed
phuu. HHu. lasr.
LARGE saIrn front room. pr.ga,. hm..
near good board Maple 1875. .-I
Wet 1"rr
l,pst EpBuOON Nnrl, asa.
.rrIry fyrrlsNsd slrerrpg room rrI
waite home south front entrance. mod.
! efig 1lj vs.. Ord Walnut 1861.
LARGE front room 1913 North Robin
son.
SMALL routh front Hioep.ug room isT
gentleman. 1870 week 81 W. Cali.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

THREE UNFrRNlsHEp ROOMS with
sleeping porch. Phone Maple A295-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

COOL southeast rooms with sitting room,
walking distance, b2I W. Sth. Mapic
JSsO.J.
FOR. RENT-IRrgc, nicely Furnished
room. ground floor private entrance
walking distance. man preferred. Phone
Walnut li2e
TIE HARVEY,
, Nice, modern, south sleeping room.
also t-1 light housekeeping rooms. Wal
nut 2llO.
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished front bed
room; south exposure. 52i West Srd
LARGE, front. downstairs bedroom, with
south exposure. Walnut 5Ii2. $50 n
broadway.
COOL ROOM adjoining bath private en-
trance, close In. n W. Sth.
FOR RENT-Choice front bedroom nice
location, walking distance. Phone
Walnut 1850
cool, desirable rooms In newly furnished
home. close In; large porclrss. adults.
Walnut 5sis-J.
NiCH, cool, sleeping room; modern con
ysnierces Cali Maple lass.
THE PLAZA--lOi7 n. Broa dway Two
connected rooms, modern. with private
bath south exposure. Walnut 1lsO
NICE cool sleeping room; fine location
in private home Gentlemen only AZ
w Sth st walnpt 1895
LADY has nice cool room to share with
another nice lady In modern hexns
Maple 1903
VERY desirable. large. cool. clean sleep
Ing room, in qulet home S02h West
9Th Msple 9sSs-R
NICELY urblshsd room: connecting
bath. reasonable. 6oSh n. Broadway
LEHCE southeast room summer prices
l3l West 9Th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

i-ROOM furnished bungalow for rent, two
blocks west ~ Pelle Isle car line--tbe q
month. 1884 West Twenty eighth. Walls
nut 4fsF-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOFS
FOR RENT

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING kOOuU
FOR RENT
-,-,~>,,~,- ,--~-~>-,N,->-~~>~ ~~>~-'>,~~'~S>''>>~-~-
iuREE mrnlshed rooms Tor iIsht house-
Keeping. The Norwood, 1iih N. Broad
FON RENT-Nlce airy housekeeping
rooms Walnut ilO2-J. Also sleeping
room.
TOl RENT Light houseE Eesplns rooms
iO suite 223 West Second
LIGUT housckccpng aud furnished
roomy coll Maple 1275-J
TWO Nautlml furnished light house,
Keeping rooms. SO ". 7th; couple only.
Phone walnut 23l8-J,
TWO front rooms. completely furnished.
inr housekeeping. modern home.
Adults 30 East 9Th. a.
rWU housekeeping rooms. adults only.
o. Wcst sih. ". 1873. .
ONE large light housekeeping room; 81
per week. 3ol West 1th.
aOI THEAsT exposure. two large. newly
fufmFhrd. connecting, downstairs rooms
with bath, 81 week adults Il. 3rd.
Maple 1891
TWO pauly furnished hght housekeeping
rooms. Hnctly modern. 1870 ~ uh.
Two ught housekeeping rooms modern.
newly p1p"red and use OF phone; also
'rr fwy m'n. East lOtn Walnut eIll.
ONE n-rr. nicely furnished room for
Ituf housekeeping. In quiet, modern
I fu' 1'a West Reno
LARGE modern front rooms for light
l1Ua acfcoping, reasonable. Walnut t60b,
/ LARGE furnished housekeeping room.
/ close In. modern brick; laundry room
/ adu''~ 600 W. 4th
/ D.EAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms In
private home: adults. 20 West IN.
/ TWO LARGE front rooms; furnished for
| lrht Housekeeping. .ound floor; rent
! ,h.lp. 20 INST OH Maple 2259-J.
TWO nice Housekeeping rooms; good
blrn experienced hotel lady wants
work Phone Walnut 1866 7l9 w. End.
/ Two modern furnished rooms, bath al,
+ Joining. adults 30s r. 6th. Phone WAL
nut aa26
/ -FOUR rooWs, 2 porches. private bath
doors leading from each room on
rorchea. private home, edults. 720 II. 9Th
| Walnut 1915.
| NICELY Furnished, cool southeast rooms
li9 W. 9TH 81
ONE Groom housek sepIng suite, south
ern exposure. no objection to children
. lloO1 W. Main
NICE, cool 7-room housekeeping apart
meut. private front and back entrance
half block from broadway; girls prefer
able. II w. 18th; adults only.
NICELY FURNISHED two rooms, pan
Try, sink. bath. 40sil y. 1th.
TWO soutn front light Housekeeping
rooms. 7ea + sth.
ONE sET Of light housekeeping room
cu ground floor; back and from
entrance sl2 n Broadway
NICELY FURNISHED lgbt houstkeep
ing apartments for rent at 7l5 w, 4u
. /
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

pv Mali. one wear ...................S5.O 90
a ~ Mail one year, with THE SUN
a. 'DA1 OKLAHOMAN ..............T5 81
By agent. carrier or newsboy. cents a
Nenpy or 10 cents week
In oklahoma City.
Z. ok AHOMA CITY TIMES tevcuing) and
F. DAILY OKLAHOMAN CmhrninD, ~
v papers 4 week delivered by carrier In
8 bklnhBna city and vicinity, per week.
20 dehts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
WANTED

Large established daily newspaper can
use several good circulati tisn rhen for city
district work; good pay; right man can
make money! give experience and refer
ences. Address G 3sS, care Okiahomhn.
wANTED--F Foreman for bottling plant
marrled man preferred: state expert
lnce and salary expected. Coca Cola
bottftng Co., Lawton, ok.a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
COLLECTIONS

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY
2IUis W Main. over WOolWOuhH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

WANTED Position by young lady. Have
knowledge of multlgraph and typewrit
er and som" office experience. J-b1. care
Di lnhOmun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

n The Associated Press IL exclusively en-
lttsled 20 tho use for republication OF al
Tnews fspn iches credited TO II or moi
Cotherwse credited In this paper. and also
afhe local news published herein
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
HOTEL DIRECTORY

HOTEL DIRECIURY
DENSMOR HOTEI-62l n. Broadway.
Modern outside rooms. Special weekly
rates
NEW REGAL HOTEL two blocks west
SklrNin. strictly modern, freprOOf
best 81 day hotel in city. spscial weekly
rates
IRA EELERS HOTELs-Newly furnlsked
and decorated, all outside rooms with
running water and large double windows;
Cue southeast room coolest In city; cleo
tric fans: special summer rates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
FEMALE HELP WANTED

wANTED-PhoOs Arcad,
hotel ionca city, Okla.
LADIES. learn automobile driving
MnInmt liN2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

The young lady across the way says
lhc crimes committed by the German,
in lhi, war are no new thing for them
and IT viii be remembered that they
we're 90 bad once before that 1t went
down into history as the Crmcln
war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

= All unsolicited nsa nuscripts letters and
apIctures sent 10 the Times are sent Mt the
.risL O. the owner The Oklahoma Pub
sitehlng company expressly repudlates any
.responslbllity for their safe custody or
'5no(urn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS. cheap. Maple sss
COOL. newly furnished sleeping rooms
for rent; adults only. ali e. 5th. Phone
Walnut 1861.
TWO nicely furnished rooms with sleep
ing porch Walnut 1908.
BROADWAY CAFE, 32O n Broadway;
meals 25c and 30c; union house,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

WILL rent my new six room BUNGALOW
furnished for two months with or with-
out garage, 1923 w. 20. Phone Walnut
-Y-r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

Fo2 kENT-Furnished modern J-Too,u
house with care OF Jersey COW for 20
or s0 DAYS at t35 per month Phons
Walnut fOfG-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
Wam&sd---
A Salesman

$3.50 per month guaranteed; must he
able 20 invest $4,000 IN CASH you will
handle your money at all times; will
agree 20 release you from all oblign-
lions a. any time on so days notice We
are a well established business house IN
this city. WIN give you absolute security
ON your money Invested J-ss, Oklaho-
man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Men and ladies 10 learn bar
Der trade; special low tuition, positions
guaranteed free catalog, OklahOma City
Barber College, l0i W. California, Harry
J knns, Mgr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

ron RENT Light houseE espIns rooms
I'm suite 223 West second
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

FON RENT-Nlce airy housekeeptng
rooms Walnut iiO2-J. Also sleeping
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01

ron RENT-Two nicely furn shed apsrts
mrnts' also garage t0i East Sixth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-01
SALES STOCK

My new and exclusive system win sell
more stock tan all the stock salesmen
in the country
S0t Gunter office Building,
San Antonio Teuns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-18

comedy number which is billed as
"A Touch of Nature
Charles Mcleod & Co., trio con-
sisting of two men and a woman.
offer a novel athletic number, which
they call "Pastimes in a Billiard
Earlor." consisting OF hand to hand
and head to head balancing, ground
tumbling and gymnastics, it is a
wonderful entertaining number re
plete with daring and sensational
Seats, worthy of their ability.
Fagg and White offer a speciality
of merit that can he termed a per
feet study in black and tan, mas
much as the characterization of a
big black hurly coon and a comely
OCtOroon by these clever artists is
perfect as regards appearance, dia-
lect and action. Billed under the
title OF 'Africanology," they sing,
dance and tell stories along orig
inal lines that portray faithfully
the happy go-lucky southern darby
with all his quaint ability.
Henry and Adelaide. a dressy
chap and a fascinating pretty girl,
comprise this lively couple who
present a novel dancing number,
which they bill Introducing a
Change in Dancing"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-18
At the Black Hawk.

Geraldine Farrar. the popular
celebrity of both the opera and the
screen, Cecil B. de Mile. that tai
ented exponent of modern photo
play technique and master creator
OF cinema spectacles, and jeanne
Macpherson, one of the foremost
writer's for the screen, have again
combined their very best efforts in
behalf of the patrons of high class
films in THE Woman God Forgot"
Based on page of American his
tory when MonteZuma and his Az
tees were conquered by the Span
iards headed by Cortez, this photo
play presents the famous diva in a
stirring romance OF unusual beauty.
In staging this production Cecil B.
de Mile built the highest set ever
erected for a motion picture, a re-
plfca of an Aztec temple over two
hundred feet high. This set alone
covered an area of over two miles
and was the site of a gigantic bat
tie in which over a thousand per-
sons took part.
Never in her career has beauti-
full Geraldine Farrar been afforded
d vehicle that discloses to a better
advantage her wonderful histrionic
talents The Woman God Forgot
marks a distinct advance in the an
nails of the motion picture. Just as
Joan the Woman" was considered
the triumph of the season at the
time of its release, SO does this
new De Mile spectacle disclose the
latest achievements in the cinema
art. Although this production Of
fers spectacular displays, its inter
est is not confined to this feature
alone. A powerful theme keeps the
chief characters in the foreground
throughout the course of the story
and discloses the best work of such
film artists in the supporting cast
as Raymond Hatton, Hobart Bos-
worth, Wallace Reid, Walter Long,
Charles B. Rogers, Olga Grey and
Theodore Kosloff, the famous Rus
sian dancer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-18
I III EAT r +.

Friday. The Paramount producers
nave selected Resurrection" for
MISS Frederick. Undoubtedly the
greatest bit of dramatic work that
Pauline Frederick has ever accom-
piished in all the years on the
screen is to be found in "Resurrec-
ton, taken from the story by
Count Leo TOlstoi, The double
standard of morals, the cruelty and
brutality -practiced upon prisoners
by Russian officers in the DAYS OF
the monarchy, are the central notes
OF the production, which has been
wonderfully directed and has given
this great emotional actress the big
gest opportunity of her life to dis
play her best talents.
Tonight, ever popular George
Walsh comes TO the Majestic in
Brave and Bold" and on Sunday
Montagu Love will be seen in Ven
geance"
Majestic extra attractions are al
ways well worth seeing. On Satur-
I days there Is always a screen teIe-
gram. Next Monday and Tuesday
there will be a Drew comedy.
( When a Mans Married" and
Thursday and Friday there will be
q screen telegram. The screen tele-
gram tells the very latest news of
the world pictorially and does it in
remarkably quick time as those who
nave witnessed these pictures we'll
know.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-18
At the Fifth Avenue.

Charming Ethel Clayton is COM
ing in a new World-picture Brady
made. "Whims Of Society" is the
title of this production and it will
be seen on Sunday at the Fifth Ave
nue. theatre.
"Whims of Society" is a story of
factory life and of the brave fight
made by a pretty, ambitious factory
girl. Nora Carey was her name and
she fought to earn q living for her
self and her young sister, Rather
inc. aged Is, and To keep katherine
in school. Nora fought bravely, but
the fight was almost too much for
her. Finally she met Hugh Trav-
ers. son of the owner of the factory
where she was employed, and he
helped her as a big brother might
have helped her. But this help led
only TO further complications.
All Of this makes the most alb
s0rbing sort Of a motion picture,
the kind of one that every movie
fan loves to see.
Miss Clayton, in the role OF Nora
Carey, has a part that she plays
with her customary ease and dis
tinCtion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-18

Ph0tOplay followers may have
noted the wonderful action pictures
IN which Francis Y. Bushman and
Beverly Bayne have been appear
ing in of late. These which empha-
size the new policy Of the prodEc.
ers have been hailed by patrons of
the movies as the most interesting
films ever made by this clever pair.
The new vital action picture of this
pair Will appear at the Majestic on
Monday and Tuesday. 1t is called
Cyclone Higgins and there ought
to be enough Of a suggestion in the
title as to the kind Of a role Mr..
Bushmau viii have. II is said by
those who have reviewed the llm
professionally that not in many a
month or year has Mr.. Bushman
showed TO such excellent advan-
tage His athletic prowess is a
thing Of which the producers have
taken full advantage and he is
shown in intense action all the way
through Miss Bayne has a fine
role also and does some Of the besr
acting of her career.
Pauline Frederick's new picture
comes 70 the Majestic Thursday and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-18
At the Columbia.

Featuring Sundays bill at the Co
lumbia is big scenic novelty, Tho
Fountain of Love" with frankie KEEL
sey and a chorus of beautiful girls
who can sing and dance.
Roach and McCurdy are two clev-
er impersonators of rural charac-
ters recently featured in William
4. Bracy's Way Down East" com
pany as Hi Holler and the town
constable, present a screaming rube
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-18
a. the Spencer Snuare.

Il IS the conceBsUs of opinion
among critics that The He'll Hound
m Alaska" which will be shown at
the Spencer Square theatre Sunday,
Nonday and Tuesday. is one OF the
hest If not the best OF all the viii
lam 5. Hart productions In this
production OF the Hell Hound of
Alaska" the Drawing Of the elements
and journeys into rough country are
I'd strenuous that all the actors with
the exception of Hart were unable
10 work for several days. Obvious
IL this would have proven consid-
cradle waste of both time and mon
ev 10 the producer had Hart himself
also been unable to so on with the
picture.
Wednesday for one day only Anita
Stewart will be seen in 'Clovers
Rebellion " II is d light refreshing
play piccuring the inside of mod
EN- society as il really is" showing
all is not gold that glitters and
that happiness and riches do not
always go hand in hand. Also Fat
II Arhuckie in "MOOushiner!
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Mary Picklo-d comes in her latest
production. Miss More than a
generation ago "N'Liss" was a
reigniug stage success dramatized
by Clay Green. a distinguished play
wright. who was recently stricken
with blindness in California. In
the stage version there was q com
binatiOn Of several OF the Harte
western stories and the most ia
nous characters Of these will be
seen in "NLiss," the latest photo
play of the days of 40, starring
Mary PickfoTd The character of
"MLiss' provides Miss Pickford
with abundant opportunities for the
display of those characteristics
which have made her the foremost
screen artist in the world
Commencing Sunday and running
for the entire week will be the
showing Of Empey's famous produc-
ton Of over the Top" including
Empey himself in the cast.
The book has been read by mil
lions Of eager readers hungering
for news Of the things that are the
most vital to the present and to
pOsterity and who Will be anxious
10 have this news yisualized for
them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-18

Suencer Square Tonight; Billie
Purke I'm Let's Get a Divorce;
sunshine comedy. Sunday: Will
nam :. Hart in The Hell Hound OF
Alaska
Majestic Tonight. George Walsh
in Brave and Bold. Sunday:
Montague Love in Vengeance
Fif.u Avenue Tonight. William
Russell in My Fighting Gentle
man Sunday. Ethel Clayton in
-Whims OF Society. Harold Lloyd
rcmesy and Pathe news.
Black Hawk-Tonight: Fannie
ward In The Cheat: comedy.
SUNDAY. Geraldine FarTar in The
woman God Forgot, comedy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-08-22
FIVE QUESTIONS
To GOV. Phillip
Wilcox Asks Explanation of Views
Expressed About War

Portage, Wis.-Senator Roy P. Will
cox, speaking Monday evening in be
half of his candidacy for Republican
nomination for governor, put the fol-
lowing questions to Gov. Phillip:
"How did the governor think it
would be in the interest of humanity
to place an embargo on bread and
thereby starve the people of England
France, and Italy and Belgium?
'How did the governor think it
would be in the interest of humanity
to place an embargo on arms and am
lnition, and thereby prevent England,
France, Italy and Belgium from pre-
pairing themselves for defense against
Prussian aggression?
"Why did the governor telegraph
Senator Robert NJ. LaFollette on April
10, 1917, L recommend that you op-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-08-22
DEATH Of
J. D. INGRAHAM

J. D. Ingraham who has been living
with his daughter, Mrs. John Granger
in the town of Sigel, died on the 10th
IF August of old age on his 83rd birth
day. His wife proceeded him in death
nine years ago the 9th of June. Since
then he has been living with his
daughter. His remains were taken to
Westfeld for burial were he formally
resided and operated a farm just out
side of Westfeld, for years. He leaves
to mourn three daughters and three
sons. The daughters are Mrs. John
Granger of the town of Sigel; Mrs.
J. NJ. Wolfe of St. Paul, Mimi; Mrs.
C. B. Emmerick of Seattle, Wash;
Allen Ingraham of Westfeld; John
Ingraham of Dubuque, Iowa; Alex
ander Ingraham of Minneapolis, Mimi.
Mr.. Ingraham will be kindly remem
bered by many friends in the town of
Sigel and Wood County who learned
to know him since he has resided with
his daughter in the town of Sigel. He
was a member of the NJ E. Church
for many years and was always a
faithful member and an active work
er.