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Congress.

Congress in session will be O source
Of satisfaction to everybody. 1t will
be, in a very large measure. an as
surance of safety. And such an as
surance, there is no panic or impro-
priety in saying, is opportune
We have passed through so much in
the last two years, conditions of every
kind are new. Using current col
loquialism, We do not at present know
precisely where we are at Things
political, things financial, things com
mereial, present strange aspects; and
the strange in such matters creates
uneasiness.
And SO it is that politicians, fnan-
ciers and business men of every line
and grade want the bearings taken,
and course eharted.
This is work for Congress The
President but recommends. True, he
has the power Of veto. but Congress
has the right Of selection and shap-
ing-the initiative. In a word, Con-
gress legislates.
The present Congress was elected
before the war had ended. Neverthe-
less, the fortunes of war had been for
some months been going so pronounced
ly in one direction, peace at an easly
day uas aasilv Giscarp;hla uon.o
the Congress was chosen with peace
in sight.
Peace came. Peace is here. And
peace means reconstruction And re-
construction is the largest order this
country has known in many a year
Many kinds of dislocations are to be
Aghted, and many new policies adopt
- We-HaalniaRoDU
Evening star., 1919-05-08
The Treaty.

As result of several months of
de1iberation the largest international
assemblage ever held for that purpose
has prepared and presented to the
principal enemy power the longest
treaty in history, a treaty so volumi-
nous, covering so many points, affect
ing so many interests, making such
important changes in the political
map. and involving such novel prin-
ciples of international adjustment that
it cannot be quickly analyzed or easily
resolved into its conlponents.
The primary result of this treaty as
written is the reduction of Germany
from her former state of power and
influence to a position of comparative
impotence. She is stripped of her
military and naval forces and safe
guards are adopted to prevent her re-
habilitation as potential disturber
Of the world peace. She is compelled
to pay heavily for her crimes COM
mitted in the declaration and execu-
tion of the war. She loses large and
important areas wrongfully held and
badly administered by her, and she
must submit for trial and punishment
those who are accused of specific
crimes and violations Of the laws and
customs of war. Never was a more
heavy penalty imposed upon de-
feated people. Never was one more
justly inflicted
In the framing of this treaty new
conditions had to be het Specific
problems arose out Of the German de-
feat that demanded solution. New
states had come into being Poland
and Czechoslovakia required guaran-
tees Of autonomy and security. In the
matter of Poland her friends will per-
haps feel that full justice has not been
done in the failure to establish COM
plete territorial access to the sea, de-
spite buc VI Ddu-
zig and the grant of certain parts of
West Prussia on the left bank of the
Vistula. This Polish disposition re-
Quires . fuller study than is now pos
sible in the absence of the treaty text
before reaching q definite conclusion
as to the measure Of equity granted
the Poles
In the working out of the treaty
terms numerous commissions are to be
created and upon their labors will de-
pend in. large part the effectiveness of
this instrument in exacting justice
from the enemy. This work will cover
long period. Meanwhile if the
treaty is ratified by all the signatory
powers league of nations will have
been organized, in an effort to sta
bilize world conditions, to minimize
the chances of war and to strengthen
the true principles of international
morality. Whether the league fails of
its functions or succeeds, its proposal
marks an advance from the days when
intrigue dominated and shaped the af
fairs Of nations.
Evening star., 1919-05-08
Undermuslin White Sale
Continuing at Sbec;a7 Prices

Boomers of Windsor crepe,
in white or flesh, or flesh with
floral figures. Special at $l.o0.
Night Robes, made of Wind
sor crepe, in white with flesh
combination trimming. Also
dotted and solid pink. At
Sl.9S and $z.z5.
Night Robes, made of lin
gerie cloth in large variety
of styles, trimmed with dainty
laces and embroidery. At
SI.95, $z.95 and $3.s5.
Evening star., 1919-05-08

Another cause for rejoicing hes in
the fact that the American statesman
ship which has been concentrated on
Paris will soon be restored to the task
of solving Domestic problems.
Evening star., 1919-05-08

Proceedings in Paris have been so
highly interesting and so highly i'm
portant that it is feared an extra ses-
sion might have been overlooked had
il not been for Carter Glass.
Evening star., 1919-05-08

In referring to President Wilson as
"the man with the voice of an angel"
the japanese for the first time in his
tory assert themselves prominently as
musical critics.
Evening star., 1919-05-08

The victory loan booster is not ex-
pected to tell you anything you had
not thought of before It is his duty
to appeal to your own sense of fitness
and obligation.
Evening star., 1919-05-08

Requiring the German delegates to
submit their remarks in writing in
stead of orally is calculated to sup
press some promising histrionic tai
ent.
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Adrift and a Thirst.

"Water, water everywhere and not
drop to drink" exclaimed the an
cient mariner.
"Yes,". sad the sympathetic. mer-
maid. "Some anti -prohibitionist seems
to have denatured all the water"
Evening star., 1919-05-08

France is inclined to distrust any
peace proposition that depends on the
theory Of Teuton repentance.
Evening star., 1919-05-08

Trotsky and Lenin will very soon
be brought face to face with the sim
pie question, "How much loyalty has
a fbolsh'?"
Evening star., 1919-05-08

China is frank in indicating that
thus far she sees nothing wonderfully
unusual in the league of nations.
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Working Up Sympathy.

If Hohenzollerns must be tried,
There will be much to read, no doubt !;
1t might be wise if they decide
To shut the "sob reporter" out.
Evening star., 1919-05-08
Deceptive Conditions.

"We're using a great many one cent
pieces these days" -. ~.
eyes. When you get weighed you're
not sure whether you are gaining in
heft or carrying an extra amount of
small change" Is
Evening star., 1919-05-08
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
A Danger.

weren't you once a member of
Don't Worry Club'p
eyes. I resigned. I found l was
tempted to take things too easy and
mistake it for Don't Hurry Club"
Evening star., 1919-05-08

Calls for Congress are not always
expressions of vociferous enthusiasm
Evening star., 1919-05-08

The steamship George Washington
is expected to make just one more
trip and then pass into obscurity
Evening star., 1919-05-08

Baltimore, having elected a repub-
lican mayor, awaits due recognition
in the annals of precedent smashing.
Evening star., 1919-05-08

The climate thus far has done all
that could be hoped for to take the
sting out of the ice cream soda tax.
Evening star., 1919-05-08
Remnants 25c
Values to SOC Yard
White and Colored Wash Goods

This weeks sale includes such materials as
printed voiles plain voles crepes gnghams popns
ngs. white dmty and voile, India linen 4Onch lawn linen
finish suitngs, Kdde and Devonshre cloths and many
others. In lengths to yards
First Floor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1919-05-08

Envelope Chemises, made of
fine quality nainsook, with
embroidery and lace-trimmed
yokes. At 9oc and $I.25.
Corset Covers. made of
dainty. voiles, with lace-trim-
med yokes. At $1.z5.
Bodices of wash satin or
crepe de chine, with lace
trimmed yokes. At S1.0o, S1.z5
to sos.
Complete line of extra sizes.
Third Floor-Lansburgh &
Bro.
Evening star., 1919-05-08

"Some men," said Uncle Eben, "goes
fishin' not so much foh de sake of de
fish as foh de chance to loaf without
bein' noticed"
Evening star., 1919-05-08
Direct Question

When shouts Of victory arise
And children bravely sing anew,
When blazing glories light the skies,
Is any of it meant for you7
Evening star., 1919-05-08

Have, you assisted in the care
OF Honor's battle flag unfurled,
And earned the right to claim . share
4 the rejoicing Of the worNS
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

TIED Experienced table gigls a.
llcrolds, luf vs. Main
MASTED-Noung girl or woman for
housckcrpcr Maple HAL.
NNNTLD-W Woman to net Hs second.
NJ once Fishers Cn'c. 70 W Grand.
WHITE woman for general hous. work.
small family i20 r. ,th.
WANTED Good housckcepor. small
family; woman that needs good home
and willing iu do reasonable house
work: good place right party. q, u.
Pope. Okcmah. okla
WANTED Housokccpcr. two brothers
on fam. place permanent. 40 ob.
lection one child. 800 South ith St,
kngnshcr, Okla
WANTED Lady cook must be good
one. SIS per week guarantee II ~.
stroud, 3i6 West HrondWiy. 90 Waffle
House. Gushing. Okla.
WANTED Fountain girl Apply Scott
Iug store
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'APER HANGING AND PAINTING

arafssNraFs.
WALL PAPER. &c roll My prices nre
the hest. viii bring samples and os-
Innate Nor. u. W. rlrfctt. ll3 " gfd
Phone Walnut 6757
ROOMS rArERED. s. and up. viii
bring samples House painting Is our
specially Roach Bros. Maple 1871
ROOMS rApEREp. - M ard up. viii
BRING samples Painting. reasonable.
Maple ui'i " Il Roach.
ROOMS TAPERED. 500 and w. viii
bring samples Maple Ji;. Dykins
g Ford
FAINTER And PAPER HANGER. cali
Walnut 1918 VIII bring samples.
Cheap prices. work guaranteed. Green
ROOMS pnpercd, y and up. viii bring
sample, also painting. G. 4. Roach.
Walnut Jji2
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OkIah0man-Times
Effectiye April Q, lNl0

All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers NJ ono price. hun
day Oklahoman one Issue, Hnmo rate n
the two d0ilies.
Word Line Inch
One time. Daily Oklaho.
man and Times, 70 l2e VI "
Three ilmoB. DAILY Okla
homan snd Times. per 40
day ,t,,...sss',s''sf l's' W w
One werk. Okhhomnn
and Times, per dny..l l'Jc h' 30
Que month. Uhhhomnn
and Times. per dhy..l lrhc 'r 81
Fig MA words to tho me. iHclYe
lines 10 the inch
Hooms FOR Rent. Boardlhg and Stuh.
Hon Wanted both OklHhOman ana
Times. .Cc per word rhls faie does
not Include llOuSos OF store Rooms For
Hent
Classified contracts rates f1r Okla.
hoinAn und 7 mes 1000 nncs ~ be used
within one yoir from date " contract
" contract Tor three INES daily Tor one
Iesr. NJ per lnu each issue, copy
changed ~ often ms desired
No ud accepted for less thHn 2ac
OKIAUOAiAN ASD TIMES RULES
FOk CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
''T ;" ADS VIII be- run thlfiy days
only. w1rn renewal VII be solicited.
CHARGE VAST ADS viii not be
fhW l'Wh'i N"hN ''''' '''N "'f'"'' 70
ALI CHARGE VAST ADS are due
and payable the same day first inH'r-
tiun " Hd nuprnIs tAl out town
want ada are positively cash IN nd-
vance,
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
given uy The OhahOmtn-1iW's a. pa
irons making payments over inc office
counter, n1 no mistakes can be- fcctiied
eithOut them
CLOSING HOURS Al want ads 10
stirt IN The Oklhh1mHn must DO M tho
ofnre ~ G. 20 g. m. un tho day before
Rd In to- run. except sunday Al want
ads for The Sunday pkdh0m,n must
be- In tho office. by Z 80 3 ~ Sttuf.
DAYS Al want rds 20 start IN Times
must he IN the business office not later
than II ~ O'Clock on the day ~ publlcl-
ton. Branch office In NogtfnlrH drug
store. e0G West Main ~ open daily ut <
u. m and closes ~ g g. m. Want uds
received after closing hours viii be In
serted under the heading Too Late to
Classify
BLIND ADS No answer 10 blind ads
wlil be given unless ticket l7 UrrHeutcd
showing Key number when placing blind
ads. Answers 10 ut-Uf-tUWu blind ads
will be- forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WAIST ADS are
charged nt tho same rate ms cash ads
aud collections viii bo made nt your
homo rr office tho same dny FIRST In
sertion ~ nd appears. this h an accom-
modati0n service and payments should
always bo made promptly when hill Is
presented. Always ask your telephone
ad to be- repentcl back 10 you by the
telephone ud taker 10 make sure that
4, has been correctly taken. The OKLA
homan- Times cannot assume response
bli,y for errors of any Kind occurring
In telephone advertisements
UNDER NO INSTANCES will
ads be ,nisclasslncd. Tho convenience
OF the render Is considered ne well as
the ADVERTISE
PHONE rIN-5
ASK FON WANT 40
DEPARTMENT..
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTED-Men and ladies' 10 learn
barber trade special low tuition,
positions guaranteed. free catalog Ok
lahoma City Barber College, lOI West
California. Harry kuns, Mgr
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
BY GOLDBERG

VAST 10 board and room children
wnilo mothers work IN u good pfl.
yate home $40 Softh walker.
WANTED TO HuY-Siock hogs and
shonts. any number. will buy ear
lond. outside ~ stock ,ifds any
where Nnnt have YOU 10 offer e. VI.
LesScngcf. Oklahoma City ~
WASTED-A rus. l0isSis Z-ij. Oklo-
homtn
90 WHERE they all ~. Money 10 loan
IN anything ~ value, smiths Pawn
shop. II broadway.
MY JrSK. clothes. furniture. Maple
JivS.J.
nuY JUNK. clothes. furniture. Maple
aTs-J
WAIT 10 buy In Capitol I'M. garage
- move Phone M1plc ass.
WANTED children 90 room and
hoard In rrfiucd Christian home
Reasonable 1911 W, IN.
WAITED Second haud surgical chair
Maple 2i1i
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Statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen N-The lIaller Proprietary
Co want few more men for work IN
oklahoma driving medicine wagons.
write ~ y Rfooks. Gen. hgt. care
lone Hotel. Guthrie. oklahoma.
WANTED Live wire. sell good oil
stock, proven territory Good com.
Asson. Ynnks Oh Company, Altus.
~ HIahnma
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED Position In bakery as help.
er and 10 learn trHd". no bad habits.
nm little hard hearing but consider my
SELF worth flj week. Can Jlb West
Wnid. ~ Reno. Okla
WASTED-Iositio hv Young single
man Ms assistant druggist, have had
good bit Of experience. wish to learn
business. furnish Al references. A. l..
Oklnhomau
MARRIED man desires permanent po-
ei'on; experienced m clerical and
general office work. Good references
Walnut jt-l
WANTED--rosluon. normal graduate.
with business training. any clerical OF
business position considered, references.
a. T.. Oknhomnn.
POSITION WANTED by rrgistcred
pharmacist. IN good town In okla
homh: am 26 years Old. have buying
experience and business gottcr: have
been successful In store management.
Address J-2, care Oklahoman.
OFFICE MANAGER. bookkecper. thor
oughly reliable. accurate and fast In
figures, desires position ~ once Prefer
Wholesale or retail automobile business
Have SIX years experience; cnn furnish
best Of references ia, Oklahomnn.
EXPERIENCED bopRkeeper and gen.
'rll oNI.r man wants permanent posi-
ton have FOUR children. must have
work AT once. references ~ Oklaho-
man
ENPERlENCED shoe salesman desires
permanent position, reference. J-l0.
oN.rhoman.
ASTED-Position hy youug married
man ns manager NJ shoe store. or
shoe department: eight years eSpe-
r.'rcc high grade shoes. and four
years experience as bJ,er Am now
employed but desire n chang" Refer
'"oes. As, Oklahomnn.
WANTED Position as cashier ot book
keeper, several years experience. sat
iSftct0ty references CNn also handle
correspondence. Z-lt okahomau.
EXPERIENCED accountant and auditor
desires connection with responsible
firm could assume charge Of office
Excellent references. Z-l6. okahoman.
REGISTERED pharmacist, ten years
experience, No. | references: state
hours and salary. NJ $ Faulkner. Apa-
che, Okla.
WANTED Position as manager "
general dry goods store. town three
| 10 ten thousand employed. wish N
| make change ~ 20 li'h Ten
| y'drs' experience: b, years old. best uf
references y. X. ukAhomau
WANTED Position ma fguu, man drug
| store hv man from Georgia. wants 20
| settle uktromp l.. y Eiwuuds. e2l
HroodwnN Nrdmore Okla
HAkEN- H.ynd man also ,nkrs. want
steady l'' gH.1 town preferred We
! puiCk Baker, alp'a Erradwny Room
II; phone walnut '23j-J
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srnsCRlpTlON NATEs.

nv mail. one yenr................ s. 90
nv Mail one year with THE sun
DAY OKIAHOMAS ...,........ 81 30
By agent. carrier or rvWsb"}, =
cents u copy or 10 cents week.
In Oklahoma city,
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES tcvculngj
and DAILY OktAUoMNS tWuruiugl.
l1 papers 20 week dplvor,I hy carrier
IN Oklahoma Cl'y ANA vicinity, per
week. C cents
All unsolicited wIuusCripiH, letters
and pictures sent TO tho Times arc sent
al tho rlFk Of the owner The oklahoma
Publishing company expressly rcpudi-
atcs any re possibility for their snfe
custody or return.
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CALL J. u. JONES, fot all Kinds OF
carpenter work and repairs. Roof
work n specially Maple ?22l-H
THE Oklahoma City Bldg Co build.
ING contractors Phone NJ. 2S55-J.
HOUSE DOCTORS. carpenters and
builders and general repairs Can
Maple 2le5-J Porter and Peterson,
YOUR HOME building, remodeling, re-
pairing and painting solicited by W. J..
Stcner, contractor. Walnut 6721-J.
IF you have house to repair, plaster,
patch. or garage to build, call Davis,
Walnut 3223-j.
Z. j. JONES. Maple 1875. contracting
cNcnvnting, grading OF all kinds; yard
work. lawns etc
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NICELY Furnished rooms In privnts
family. ladies' employed preferred.
Phone Walnut ttOb
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

TRAINED practical nurse. Maple
e0lS.J.
WORK by hour call Walnut Js76.R.
HOUSE CLEANING douetwalnu, 4oS3
EXPERIENCED strnogrlphrr wishes
position Call Maple lO1l-J.
WANTED-p Position In news stand or
cigar store. by two experienced girls.
Walnut 2et0. Miss Belt
EXPERIENCED laundrcss wants work,
Al reference Phone Maple 1871.
YOUNG lady wishes position in doc p.
tors or dental office Phone Maple
iS31-J, city.
SINGLE WOMAN wants hotel work
chamber work or dining room pre-
ferred H.li, Oknhoman
PRACTICAL nurse take nufsing I'm
home, maternity eases speciality,
reference H-l3 Oknhomnn.
ENpERlENCEn bookkecncr. cmployad
but desires change. Z.l2. Oklaho.
man.
GLGlSrLlsLp nurse WAlnut aVIp,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

ONE furnished south bedroom. private
family. close IL also garage, "h-
nut 1Ggl
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WAITRESS wanted nj Bristol Hotel.
WANTED - Experienced Mattresses,
phone Arcade Hotel ponca city
COLORED GIRL for general house
work and laundry work. illt North
Hudson
WANTED = A FEW ACCOUNTS TO
REPRESENT IN NEW YORK MAR
KEr IN LADIES' READY TO WEAR.
H. NJ HORTON co, II w. 36rii sT,.
NEW YORK, ~ Y.
WANTED Lady to travel SALARY aud
expenses. Apply ileh West Second.
Ozark Rooms Sec Mfs Brown.
WANTED--Good white maid for gen
eral Homework. good home. good
wages. aSs West iith.
WANTED Thoroughly experienced set :
tied colored woman for general house
WORK; no wsAalpx. Milput Az ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

TWO nicely furnlshcd upstnIfs FonmH'
In private home. 20 West o'h, Ma
nln 2lAn- !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

A LARGE south sleoping room puiet
place. close In. 3Osh West Sfd
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STOP hunting work. train Yourself and
work will seek YOU. Oklahoma Auto
mobile School. i2ls n Western
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SLEEPING ROOM. privste home. close
In. men only walnut 1879.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

FOR HENT-- one large rooH hIitahl,
flr three steam heat Thomas Hotel
A,ftN IlplInsnu
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LAKGE. south bedroom. clean and nicc-
ly furnished modern conycnlenc..i
lndlep. or man and wlfs employed,
walking distance Walnut t2i1
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MALE HELP WANTED.

ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS
D4tfiyt managers AnJ special repre-
sontatIyct wanted by the largest odd
Fellows Insurance company I'm IN"
world. Splendid opportunity and tIg
money. For further Information. nd
dress Emerson Davis, superintendent
southern Agencies general delivery.
Iulsn, Okla.
best aud easiest selling PROPOSITION on
the market. Illuminating Oil company
stock. have four leases iu liufkhuruci'
Texas. See Rock. Leo IluckluS U0tel,
south of lobby
WANTED Linotype operator, no be-
ginurr wanted. married man pre-
fcrrrd s2i week. \ hours. time and hall
for overtime. Rccdid. Br.stow. okla
BARBER wanted. SIS week guarantee.
single man preferred. Joe bumpers,
Rush Springs. Okla.
WANTED, All-iound nrst-clnss cloth
lng and shoe man who ~ good sales
man. knows his business. stnt" salary
mud reference. nNy Store. Mnngum.
okla.
WANTED Young man who If not
afraid 10 work IN wprcruom and in
general around the store call IN per
son. no phone calls, answered. chance
f0r good position In future. sharp Auto
supply Go.
WANTED Roy win wccl l2S West
Main street
GOOD. wlicnwnKc solicitors to send ?Oc
for sample OF hlg money maker; can
easily earn $500 To- 5000 per week
above expenses. Address + -. Box
1915 oklahoma CITY
WANTED 30 Reference clerk Apply
assistant managers desk, Leo Huckins
Hotel
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NIGE nont room In brick fiat. 22is
West 5th. phone staple N2Os-K
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CLTAN, we'll fufnlshed lIyIng and
bedroom or bedroom. Close IN, well
Ioeuted Maple tAi1-J
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Secondhand Clothing
Second Hand Clothing

Phone Maple 2s9s. Earl Hankins IL
back and pays tho best prices In city
for mems suits. shoes. pants and over
coats Call Earl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

FOR REST Sleeping room; all mode n
cOnycnirnces brick homei mus, 10
seen 10 be- appreciated Maple 2I!s.j,
FEW desrnbIc bedrooms for rent. close
In Ilg Harrison avenue.
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

1919 LiNwOOD--Two small unfurnish-
cd housekeeping rooms; modern.
TWO modern unfurnlshed front rooms.
housekeeping or sleeping; newly
papercd; private entrnncN phone. con-
yenient 20 Ford plant and street car
barn. Maple 3al0.
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Statesmen WANTED


Statesmen wANTED-To sell stock
Of oil corporation pnylng monthly div
ldends. with large kansns and Okla
homn holdings No advances or nd
vettising expenses allowed Reply wire.
letter or In person Immediately.
MIDWEST SECURITIES
CORPORATION,
eli Commerce Bldg. Kansas city, Mo.
SALESMAN WANTEp-To sell on
commission our new line of up-to.the-
minute knife and merchnndlse snles-
boa RI hssorimeuts. Qunli'y goods: each
assortment paNs hrg" commission
Prefer salesman who calls on trade
regularly Iowa Novelty Company, b07-
5lG Mulnn Building, Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Statesmen - Handle our Snlesboard
assOrtmcnts as side line We pay on
repont orders standard Sales company.
oklahoma city. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

FOR RENT Sleeping room In private
modern home, ono or two responsi.
HI. gentlemen. elos. 10 car; price tea-
honablc 1915 West 7th, after . 80.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
The Al Buyer
Secondhand Clothing

OF second hand clothing. shoes. hal
etc Maple <2l0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

TRAINED practical nurse. Maple
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