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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-05
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT


GROUND floor apartment in high
lass four apartment brick fiat No
iolt North Walnut: five large cool. Mt.
tractlVe rooms verarda. private hail
md bath. basement. locker and laun-
dry: completely furnished except table
silver and linen. adults only Rental SIS,
Includes jani'or, water garbage and
gas In laundry. keys upstairs Walnut
1872 or 1855
FOR RENT Furnished cottage for
July and August. TO adults only
references required Phone Maple 21ll
NICELY furnished 4room apartment
connecting hath. 1870 " Robinson
NhNle 1875
2-KuuM apartment and sleeping porch,
nicely furnished: south exposure
private front entrance: telephone
walking distance. northwest district,
car line: adults walnut 7Ts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-05

ELECTRICIANS WANTED.
Permanent positions for several f'rN
class inside wiremen, steady work.
eight hours. 80. open shop. Graham n
'Colllna, Fan Antonio, Texas.
SEWER MEN WKNTED-FoTerien and
pipe layers; Eve references; thirty
miles sewers Just starting. Tibbsts 4
Pleasant, Rooms 1911 Trsnt.Hamilton
Bldg., Ohmulsee, Okla.
BR6AkFAsf go 70 II. hot caiss Zoe;
toast &c; oatmeal and cream i0c. eG6s
Iso. Yale cafeteria.
wANTEp-Tlnner a once; com. 10
30i West Orpnd. Ponca City, Okla
Phone ssl.R. Farmer Bros.
WANTED - Al once. ssperienced
slsansr ana prsssss. Art Cleaners.
hpefry, ORA.
NINftb Esgsrlsneed black smith
helper Prest Machine Works Co,
ee3-sW NAse ,0fsnd Ave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-05

WANTED Yoi 2 mrn. eNprr''nce 4
otfica clerk knowledge Of bookkeep
ing preferred o. jrtuuIty for advance.
mert Can In y rsun swift & Com
pnnv. produce department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-05

UNEN f0r -c0i. can he Iaed for ga-
rnse 3l7 west 3rd walnut Soi6
FOR REST Basement IA West Mala.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-05

HARDWARE sALrsNAN 80? years
experience. open for position win
good retail house: give best OF refer
ence As 10 character and ability. +
! irINlh. Shamrock. Okln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FOR REST Hoovcr vacuum cleaner.
Nrl0pt 1875 I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-05
MALE HL.T WANTED

----~'- ~
WANTED quick. good general black
smith. good wages. electric equipped
shop. good steady job for a man that
really wants to work Adrers @. VI
Wagonsrllcr. Granite. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-05

COOL Groom and oath apartment. en-
ccll-nt location, two blocks from car
line. tastrtully furnished complete with
piano and grAfonola; untll September
10. adults only Walnut i2l3.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-05

SALFSM NNAGrR WANTED.
Ono who IL experienced In handling
agents We sch auto theft protection g
opportunity 20 grow with growing
compHny Income measured by ability
| Address Isl OknhonBu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-05

| cot NTY and state managers wanted
| for the best Invention on the mar
ket for Ford cars, and others Cniver-
sal Distributing co. t0s Circle Blig
I InIlsnBpoli, Ind
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
CHINA PROTEST
SENT TO JAP AN
Landing OF Troops at Foo
chow Arouses Peking

TOKYO. Dec. b.--Dolayed) --
Omitted Press "A second protest
from tho Picking government over
the action OF Japan In landing forces
az Foochow. has been received at the
foreign office.
The foreign office stated today this
protest would not be answered until
a personal investigation OF the fdtu,
alton there ia made hy Yoauke Mat.
suoka, secretary OF the bureau of
commercial affairs OF tho foreign OF.
flee. Secretary MatHuoka viii sail
for Fooehow December IL,
Serious international complications
are feared as result OF the Foo
chow incident. Trouhl. started No.
vember Is between Chinese students
and Formosans OF japanese ailegi.
ance. According 20 dispatches from
Picking. many Chinese and one Amer.
lean Y. NJ. c. A. secretary were in.
jured when the Formoaana attacked
students who were urging a boycott
OF Japanese merchandise. The boy
colt resulted from Chinese anger
over the shantung award
The first protest from China ar.
rived late In November Destroyera
already had been dispatched TO Foo.
chow. and IL was learned In official
quarters that serious international
conflict" might result. The first
Chinese protest was answered with
tho statement that Japanese com.
munity had been endangered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
HONOR MEMORY
OF THEIR DEAD
EIks Hold Service; So Mem.
bers Die During Year

Seattle Lodge. No. %. u. r. o. T.,
held memorial services Sunday after.
noon In the Metropolitan theatre for
So departed members. who died dur.
ing the year. Eight died In the Hery.
Ice. Exalted Ruler Charles -.
Davis and other lodge officers con.
Quoted the ritual. Prof. Clark T..
Bissett OF the university delivered an
address and the ceremony was con.
ciuded with the reading Of Thana.
topsls by Past Exalted Ruler Arthur
II. Burns.
THESE dead call back TO you and
cry 10 you that the foes within the
nation shall not destroy the work
they gladly gave their lives 10 cup.
port" Prof Biasctt said. These foes
are drunk with the strong wine Of
liberty"
The invocation was pronounced b.
Rev. DIR. w. A. Major. chaplain.
Miss Ruth Osborne Boyer sang "The
World Is Dying for a Little Bit OF
Love-" accompanying herself on the
harp. Arman Hebert. violinist. played
AVE Maria" and Indian Lament"
accompanied by Hubert Graft on the
harp. Miss Harriet HELEN sang
solo and a piano solo was rem.
dered by Miss Dorise Ferguson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
WILL REFUSE,
N0SKE STATES
He Recommends Against
Signing OF Protocol

LONDON. Dee. s,--tUnited Press. }
- viii recommend that Germany
refuse 60 accept the protocol" Gus
tave Noake. German minister OF de-
fcnse, was quoted as declaring IN an
interview IN Berlin. printed In the
Mail here
Noakc said he could not speak for
the nation, according to tho inter
view. bat he personally believed 't'he
limit had been passed"
Let the allies. who we are unable
10 oppose. occupy our country. "
Noske was quoted as saying. '~rhis
- not peace, but prolongation Of
war"
Il hope the protocol win be eject
ed. no matter what the conss-
quenccs." declared NoAke. according
TO the interview. I'VE have Yielded
too often. We must resist The al
lies may do what they please. as We
are unable 10 oppose them by mill.
tary methods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
GERMANS FILE
PROTEST NOTE
Says Prisoners OF War Are
Being Mistreated

BERLIN. Dec. s.-United PreHsl
The government today handed 20
the interaliied naval mission a note
Of protest Ia connection with alleged
miBtreaument ot German war prison.
era
The note grew out OF an incident
reported from klcl. The British
steamer Santa Ellna. It was scmio OF.
ficiaily stated. was carrying 900
German prisoners from England
when one man escaped az KEEL. Brit.
ish sailors fired at the man.
The German commandment then oc.
eupied the locks. went aboard the
Santa Elina and investigated II was
stated. Prisoners complained 10 him.
according Co the statement. they
feared they were being taken 20
Poland. where they would be forced
TO enlist in the Polish army.
They declared 400 German prison.
crs previously had been forced to do
this.
The German commander ordered
the prisoners released, the Statement,
said. as they were within territorial
waters. The British released them
under protest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
ALLIES SOFTEN NEW DEMANDS ON GERMANY
URGES AMERICA
TO HELP ALLIES
Use OF Army and Navy Sug-
geSted in Resolution

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-tunited
Pressl-A Joint resolution. author
iEing the president OF the United
States, u necessary. to use Ameri-
can military. naval and air forces
In cooperating with the allies 10
enforce observance Of the peace
terms by Germany was offered to-
day by senator King OF Utah.
The resolution was referred 20
the foreign relations committee.
Kings resolution stated In the
preamble that Germany IL mani
Testing bad faith" in regard 70
the section % the peace terms she
has agreed 10.
Senator Thomas. Colorado. demo
erat. asked King how the United
states could consistently direct en-
forecmen, OF treaty It has never
ratified.
Let's don't 20 into that now. e
Vice President Marshall interrupted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08

CZECHS ELECT HERE;
BENEFIT TO BE HELD

The Seattle branch OF the czecho-
Slovak National Alliance of America
Sunday night elected Fred Jansn
Mushon president: Jar SlehlIk, vice.
president: Henry Zahradnik. treas
urer; Lad stepanek, financial secre-
tary; a. q. Sulak. trustee. and Paul
Peter. warden. A benefit entertain.
ment for eight local czechs. serving
overseas. viii be held December 81
in Fraternal hall. I51ih Fourth ave.
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Ballard Students
Will Give Concert

Marie Sideriua zendt. soioist for
the Amphion society. and Mrs. Zoe
Pearl Park. viii take part in "A
musical concert 10 he held at the
Ballard high school auditorium
Wednesday night az s o'clock. PRO.
ceeds Of the concert. which IS being
held under the auspices OF the Bal
lard students. viii so to the school
stage fund.
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HUN MONARCHISTS BUSY

BERLIN. Dee. s-~tUnitei Press. }
Failure OF the monarehlsilc cle-
ments 20 stir up an extensive wave
Of pan -GermaniNTn during their re-
cent Hindenburg demonstrations re-
suited In new tack TO further the
campaign today
fau.Ger@aan newspapers appeared
with advertisements for the "fsis.
marck fund. 90 promote the German
national volkHpartei and stimulate
national feeling" Tn. fund will be
used. II was underatood to promote
tho pan-Germaninfn OF the voikH-
partei.
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enable the British delegation 10 re-
eeive instructions from London.
The British delegates. 4, was said.
were unwilling TO assume responsi.
hliity for the penalties provided II
Germany refuses 20 sign.
The supreme council was TO decide
upon the time the note viii be de-
llvered az its meeting today.
The German delegation here m.
sistz that u the note constitutes an
ultimaturn II with not be accepted.
but II Il Is couelliatory the national
assembly may take IL under eonsid.
Grafton.
The allied military plans. II was
understood. provide for occupation
OF Essen. the Ruhr valley and
Frankfort. In event Germany refuses
20 accept the note.
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TWO HUNTERS
DROWN SUNDAY
Canoe Capsizes in Full View
OF Steamer Passengers

Searching parties started from
Bremerton Monday 10 search
for the bodies Of X. }. Smith and
William Carrutbers, who were
drowned In Puget Sound between
Blake and Nashon islands Sun
day morning when canoe In
which they were riding capsixed.
Both men lived at Bremerton and
were employed in the navy yard
The accident occurred In full view
OF passengers on the steamer Bur.
ton.
The men had been hunting and
were out on the sound recovering
ducks they had shot when the frail
canoe overturned In the rough
water.
a passenger on the Burton firne
saw the canoe and notified the other
members. Capt. Charles Wallace Of
the Burton was notified and the Bur.
ton unanswered to help the two men,
who could be seen clinging to their
craft. However. both men were seen
to clip into the chill waters from ex.
posture. Smith disappeared first. He
was followed few minutes later by
Carruthers.
Neither OF the men came TO the
surface after they lost their hold
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British Believe
Germans to Sign

LONDON. Dec, S-~1united Press. ,
Germany viii no, dare Ia refuse
the protocol. u was generally believed
tn official circles here today.
The war office and the admiralty.
however. after busy Sunday spcn,
In preparing the British war maehin
10 he thrown Into gear upon a mo-
rtcnt's notice. admittedly were pux-
xlcd over adyicea from agents In
Heriln. Thee insisted that ~ far
there was no indication 81 weaken
Ing In the German attitude OF de-
fiancc.
Spend less time In cnvying tho
success OF your noighbor and a little
more In trying TO set there yourself
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NEW YORK. ~ Joseph Farrone'n
cat had mango on It's tail Joe cut
Off the tail 10 keep the mango from
spreading. The Judge fined him SIS.
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HOPE TO AVOID
USE OF TROOPS
All Military Plans Are Com.
pleted. However
ny HENRY WOOD

PARIS. Dec. s.--rhe latest al
lied note TO Germany contains
sufficient concessions to elm
occupation of German territory
10 enforce It's terms. according
Go authoritative information OBJ
tanned to-day.
These concessions arc such. II
was believed, that Germany can
not afford To do otherwise than
sign Immediately.
While the note demands immediate
acceptance OF the protocol OF the
peace treaty, the last paragraph.
which provided for invasion OF Ger.
many. In the event she failed 10
carry out the treaty terms, was prae.
ticaliy eliminated.
The most important point--from
the German standpoint---ls the prom.
$50 to return German war prisoners
as soon as Publications 20 the treaty
are exchanged.
Demand for return OF drydocks
and merchant marine materials. In
payment for sinking OF the German
war fleet informed at Scapa Flow
also is hghtened. The note. IL was
learned. permits delivery OF 400. 900
tons OF these materials In lots that
viii conform with Germany's own
economic needs.
Military Plans
Handing of the note TO Germany
was Intentionally delayed. IL was
said. TO permit the allies TO complete
necessary military preparations and
10 permit denouncing OF the terms
OF the arrnistice should Germany fail
TO yield.
Delay also was necessitated, &c.
.cordirg to reliable information. 10