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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
MALE HELP WANTED

BoY Nth ~tr.i ih.t tsn -ofh oil dsy.
light delivery NJ iadAfd Off,s Sup
nv co Iio West Ofsnd.
WANrtD Ten rogah rAfpenisrs, union
wasss, good guafiafs, good board con
tib.b'si A,phslt and fsifolsurn Co,
Dposhsuy. Okla
ENP FENCED ,ssmatsr. also ,fuoh
driver M.Ithsn,s Transfer storage Co
~ a 20 v bfsnd
wASTED-Youns man 10 dny. snd
wofh IN bahs shop. tis n Hsrvsf
WAITED carpenters, . lseofsr. c'll
walnut nB.
psit man. electric shop. lob pats ~
To - week; writs or sts j. A blrtoi
hansum. Okls
pnli rgn .pEgssMAN wAsrEp - alO
weekly, pefmsnsnL Altus Times b,m
oefsl Aiiv,, Ohla-
WANTED Two young men 10 act o..
news agents on FRISCO! sooi chance fo'
rivAnt snsD, Apply T. Fred Harvey N'
south broadway
WANTED--PIsno player man or SDnan.
Tor dramatic road show. Nee bam WI.
sou, Niripfia hotel
wASTED--iicanssd smbAlmsfi county
.aHt town; good job H X -obiAhowtn.
WANTED- Printer. "a no per r-st
steady. no boos.r Tunes. SUwaia,
Otls
WANTED Newspaper make ~. linotype
ma,hini.i. msrhiHist opsfainrs and floor
NJ b, non union. references fegulfni Al.
dfest ~ Smith Printing Inbll'n NJ
Fraternity. comprising ~" daily h7rs
pA.fs abd sSHn job shopsi, ~ hmnh.
Atsans-s
COirOsiTORs wanted good commercial
printer union shop. Wire, phnns ~
wtts our e.psn... rrsse Trammsii Co,
iis, " aud. Ohiahoma 'liy, OblA
WANTED ~ ones sup.fisncsi r~st 'ut'
Ter Noy e. Isrds \ 90, io2' " And
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED

LKrEltErDED ustfrssss ~antsd. tuf.
nno" tnfs. Do W Utart
ioiNd LAnI 10 ~ 10 Jssr- ~ sss
wanted ~ 1ffIrs work fsply sitIug aga
sni sdu alton. nos Ohlahomsn.
WANTED. TSp ~ three hand ironrfs
Deed not nave hHi lsutdy stpsfiuHr~
N'N bisis l.Aundy, 40 y. ffsncis 49,
WAITED plnlns foom sti uniycfsliy
hnspiisL 500 k.st tith
WAITED tAdy atinndins school n work
IN rpom AMI board. Maple 1t'.J lilj
tlasHsn
WANTED rhn1 player. man of woman.
fuf dfsmHiIr tpad shos. hrs sam wi.
son. Niyilna h0iFl
WANTkD-A supd tsos. ~ Laundry. best
vssos soi " ith Maple 90
". rEu \ ,hnnhsunnid IA. n
ufpadRny
GlGiB Tor candy fact0ty. HcI candy
Co.. ~ ituisnn.
GtHL wabtsd fou clerical work. slps
tishcs unnttssssy psS OklAh0mAn
sTtS. litApnEH wanted. srcsii.nt ap
ppftunity f0f beginner, IN reply state
hs~, 'du'atio and salafy wanted. DIV,
shamRn
WAITED once slrl. must b. over a.
~ business sipafsnr. Walnut lii0
A iOrNB LADY between the ar-. ~ -
ard -. single. Tor q ,lrtisu position
where chance. fof ~ uI'msnt are Inn
ii"d Dhly ~ her Abi3ty tn flrss ahead
only tsquif, m"ni 10 that Jol must have
sTub sl'ni ~ nigh school tdusstirr ~
~iIi teach you. sits name, age. HddrNs'
and telephone number Ia Isitsf 40.
dt'ss 10. Ohishomau.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
PuRHlsHED ROOMS YoR RENT

NICELY ,,,,i.,., ,,.,, w.i,,, t,tt
no uApi. IiEf
...,. ..,,. -, 49,. 49,. .,., ,.,.,
,.srin. ,,',o. ..i,i ,,,,.,, t.,n .oi,..
No fat ! Or r.atl, si.o so. .is.sin,
,'.,n ,i,.. a., -, tn, XXX,
400
urAi'TiTt'tty ,,,t,t.s t.d ,s,,,,, 3,
@ ' y"
Walnut eos q, wet isth
rnnuE a, ,ry n.t,, t,,,t.h., ,.,,
~ VIZ '.''." W.. n'-,''' ,'
,i., vs,srs 90 70 n a...u COMET
JtI.Lnp.a nrt ThI,t
,., .-.
~ i" f''' ,'fl"os room, WIfa's 'i.
'HE nrsIY '1'p'shrd sls"rirg fHnr' lf..
's'- home w"1 convenience -
We" 'h "'''p' Joys
"hf npht suite ~ tYams Suitable ~ f,eI'
N,h',,l'n nt man 49, w t''' 'rn
..n''' thI rooms -" meals " desired
''' .-..-
hN'''H ''Nh 'f7i' Tsan f"H'"i room
h'a', '' 'r' ,e.'.'n'n y.
.,I,, .,,,.,,, 1s. g., ,,
'1''' 'p' We" ''h' ApAi'm'''
..,,.,a. -....-..
''' 'a'ar' "'''"' T'''
W '7H %r. r's'y '1sr.sAah
a.
''' l'''' N''''' wi.
or nfEs ssI'tsa.' r,rr. frIyaf. t.,a.
a'u,'' - y On fh1rs Ntti~ ff6i. =
Sirrfy ,,.,,.t., ,..,, ,,,,, ...,. ,.....f.
y Desired lower sasi Hrartusr' ~,
' t'h
rDp r,.r r,,..,.,., ,..,. ,... 81.
,apti- employed. htssss,t ~ d-.If-a
a., y I'm
NrwLY mt,i-hef isrr. ro-' ffr-7 wrh
'sfg" ,i.ssis. close In. ValkIrF distance
WalHu' 7ifn
NICELY furnished room IN private farr-
iIY one block m CIs-.sr rss home
r'I,lissss ysurF fefY srrloyef rTs'sf,si
'h''r "sI'n' we
s'rEpi"1 room tew hlrfsIaF Rf'.iH.
'.. ~ from '~ Nh' "''i
~" H'N" .'sa
Huon ~rh trrtsn urNlss's rrst-lsf
'Hurl~ ~ lHfIra Thrur Marie .l.' +
HpuN ~ rrr' IN ttrhansa t1f lsund'y
~ Wet I'm
Wrti. f,,pl.bei ,,er, ,p,s.,,. g lt,..
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AGENTS WANTED

SOCK sAt.EsNES WASTED 10 .'
preferred sio,s it 200 900 ul Af'
p t0inr Company, chartered uni'f law'
~ Delaware company hss largo hw.i'
iuHs IN Ttra.i TINS 10 blsh class prup'
Dsitlln snd hish sls.s men are fss'feI
Nathan " Hall. Graham on 4 Refinins
Co.. lt Wet uh H.. rsstbfooa blig
Fa't worth. rsSs
AGENTS WANTED With ForSs ~
dsmansifats tho greatest s.lilhs auto ar'
rsssory IN III. market; live man nabinF
bis mon.y J. N. Riddles. Walnut Nis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
PApERHANGING AND PAINTING

INDEPENDENT paper hanger. Phone
Walnut 1899 Edward
WALL PArfE &c, my prices are tho
best. hting ssn pies. sstimates ~ofk
II ". Parett IL! W Jrd Walnut bI5i
~ ilNs Hnus painting Ani paper
hHhrins u brins samples wslnu'
80
PRACTICAL PAINTING. paper hang.
inr, ka,Aomining. high class iuteri0i
decorating ha dwuOd luorH IS r.i
you have tried the rest, nav try tho
best, work guaranteed. H. Holder,
Maple s.ii
WALL PAPER nuNg. o. room up
ssmplts Lrousht walnut ts6s.J Ma
pie y,st Tom Furd
ROACH BROS 81, N Hud.on. Cali
Napis 1891 Night. Maple ts. Maple
fto.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SECONDHAND ciorHiSo

SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
American dsslsts highest cash price,
paid for ladies snd E.nLstnen's, pnobs Nj
Marsh, wAlru, rei will call.
CAbL PHILIP, ths second elothins
buisr; .hoes, trunks, stips. Maple ,ilO
call, Maple sits ws pay highest prices
for msns ana ladies' used clothing
shoss, etc Just or.rsns here. We pay
more
An an AmtricAn I pay the h'ghes, hiTh
prices tor mems ard boys suits. oNsf
ctas ana shoes Pnons walnut sss ana
viii call
Br1ISG JtSk, clothes. furniture.
Maple EsI.
HlGHEsr price. paid for old books Ari
magazines, rags. rubber and iron. OKLA
iouis itubb.r and Metal Co. SIS
broadway walnut nT.
WASrED--s or fb.hnfse power sss or oil
rusinc. must be In good shsp.. state
make Hr1 price W. Deal. Jone'. OKLA.
WASTED Woodworking machinery. Alsp
tlachsniths outfit D-li. osishomAu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
NOTICES


htrTtR suits ~ essicoss made 10 your
usssgs uNl oYs' yGa Ice. 81 vsnsh
fslUf fluisf lel \ iiavsj walnut iiis
mn LLErTp'c aAurEriG DLru.
sven 81 10. nsitlmsfs buildins. 10 q
F.ufr ~ tsunsisn Nv. bish bipah
ff"ssJfs stomach snf iiys'. Liins' ani
o. Hfi sli fsWsis eBbl.s onst you moth.
nc No. infss'ss's
IMPORTANT.
you bas+ fhspmsilsn. fssAtdlss ef
tfv IONS ~ s-tsfs tsli - tgs baltimore
20 hnd is'sA'iss's ihs sl.'ifo'mss
nsut hsih
tu1ICb IN PUBLICATIONS
30 40 whom II Msy Cput-fh
au.fs 10 h-tsht IN thsi thue viii b.
~ sNrus ms-uhs - ihs sfochholdsfs and
directors ~ The Greet snufhNtsisfu pstfu.
ispW Geo - ina ofnrs ~ sad company.
81 - pu ts0hsbSs boiiiihS Ohis hons
tIy ts s.stuH.. IN he lnd ny ~ Jan
1870 O'clock O. NJ. TOR me pprpuss ~
''H''fs directors foe the sHsuins year and
i'Hh.a ms IN. And 81 tysinsss that uAy
cons ~ rs rHIi Wssiing
GiEAI rDrfHw EHfERH PVT co
~ John M blusi h-'f-'sry
.JIl,f ~ ANIMAL N.EIiSG o.
Il -hOGIa Gas AND ELEC'
1liF COMPANY
The sUH.a. mlsHsx ~ t,- .tpss u0iirts
% f.t q Hss.ssa gas 4rt tlt.uIg eom.
Iar. aiI ., EflI w ils .o'u day 1'
laTusy l44e. st 10 1.,D.A Ib the tore
UI.H. o. 'rb Uffr- of uu 0.w.aui ill
r,uu ufYsusay Oklahoma tfH. DAs.
b.mA. t9f toe pufg0ss ~ e. .NHg bsaTd
~ fifsrfufa sni fIf Ha usrsartiIn N
s..u oihsr bgsinsss - nay properly CONS
H.f.fo tie meeting
~ seoofdsn,s v,th the tJ iass Of ,h'
tHH Hl.'y. sAsh s,Ssb holder 10 suiitIsd u
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Statesmen WANTED

WANTED Specially sAls.msn ssll NJ
tinrhllS sdttfiIsai funi ~ iuUts 60 'bs
retail Gfo,rf fuf intisfs srfvstiHs. SLATE
as. 'tbst'u's, reference, ssiAfy siEsfisf
q - uDt 80
WASTED Tso sood travelling saissu.u
who prefer 40 wufH In ruwu Issinn HuI
Nhp rHn fiarf nrp"fHy ahd whG con
pay ihsif "wu tfats|.nE c'frusse f1f 4f
least tWn NrrHs NllfhOui bu.ns bf"|s
w. unv bs.t Fltiy Bpod men wpft|ns
VIA hNstsEr about 100 pof week, N4f
best men MAKE uth W0fs ih' iasi ~.
pui NJ ufIshunA made ov"f 80 ms trft
wH'k Tt" ynu va"ks lfs 80 'r
ihH r''i At1 II 700 make EeIi - taF
your rrr'Us" ifaIninr We 90 fH'
srii WetrhHrdlsr. hsts no side lines BE-
MT sturH fsiIIur pTDposl'lnnt Ws ~"
pulfs all ~ yrpf time We Afs nut rsw
N our linz W. havA been DOING us.
innal business faf aver tWrniT ysafs n
YOU want permanent position vith q
i've cnnortn. call and prA " Al
spp. iiuChins hcfsl. NAturiay ot sunday
after 30 0clocs M.
SALESMAN WASTED ". sfs nov ready
g. open ~ DrIlLnma snl ~sni seven
~ eight good FtfaswFn fnf sfUIy t"f1r
mission ftoI.fIf.rn win fpfufr tuf
u.nuErf 81 u T. inrhsm. VII b" ~
Hotel HklfYln sunday The ltth 1hs
n uttvrsiofu ristrlbI'irs '"'nrhnT. ~
ulbu'ot. ~ ptu.'i1s Heating ApUIsh. 80
fur Missouri Ksnsps snd pstsh9ma, ksn.
a. 'Iij. So N.hHa kanrAf
W - .b.. Nnls-'usn shd collector u't
Ger risssr ss~las Nschihs, no !"
Man H. ---..---.
tIo'k sALEsNES
REFINERY NJ TrRau. completed, N'tflns
on piIs li1e, oyn our tank cars. 's'fy
thins rata FOR ,'tnnr letters of snirfs"
n, sut ffom Iorsl tanasfs ana chamber "i
fUmfnSfss Al salesman reporting d. Z
safes. hsys sood territory tor two -
thf.s GOOD men Can comply With bius
ssy teps ~ any STATE II you afs =
real 80 l-smsn ss have real proposition
J ~. MORSE,
fis Security nIds walnut ti
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27

WANf1BElEsSY g56 - asvSe1 yesk.
~ ': 49, 10 .sss.:.r - ~ s. = 4. e. ss:. sss.
~, % IA -.
u; !: IS i g s: ss;,:' e. !: s::a;. s:,
Wzas1k-lzT SssGSsSl q sssss
sspsi usSS y esys6>sSee1i IN -
ss9seSsiss - ssaa6v ssDssosG R-sA
= 1St3|atssi5BDerEaMEss5us,sy,s, :,
!: /: -. :s ~ zz ~. asI 4 MN st.sk:a'
w.AlSs:sss1 .ls:s - ~ - 's %:
49, 2.s...Ss 81 ~, 7s's ~ - NJ t.
ss.ssss ~ -: &c. esss 'sSs:k:n q:
vE!es~zs. - - Z -
liSslIs - e IT, q
-
49, siIG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27

Many s,rIs smp,eYsl temporarily
for the rUsh seasAA Aase AirsaAy. er
scon viil ~, laid stf. 1hAss ten.
porsry pesttisRs meas 10 aimoet
every cass. Vausualiy bard vssk With
nothing IN rfsapese ~ . iay on
when the rest b ever.
why not csass1es sNIlsymsnt with
the ecushvsstssA Bsii Telephone
company n q huSloeao tAst etfofS per-
massat pasitieNe WttA Sneay .NVese.
tunitiss far aAyaacsnsatf q hss
many pssttisae tAat . esnoeteoi ssd
smbi,lssw Stt eae ~ kSp 20 n .
sk,rt tieas, sxd that pay geed ~.
aries. II fUvNishse . esmfsstaets.
healthy. li.hsAas4. aaA vs,l.yssti-
lated plaes y veeA. u aloa Aas .
vsH fosuisAsA ~ sssga ~ Ne esH.
yisyss. aA4 maintains ,lee - ~.
sssvsd as ssa.
..rslsh = svss, sss sscs e ,,: =.
"
ms 'oYpsaEUxHSss YpaEUHs SsSI N. H. T'ls'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27

D,tvsss TIE ages Of - to II. 70 carry
o17AhoDeA end Tinss routes No col
tolA Bsiary paid Apply city cifeu-
l1ole1 MANAGER oklahomsn.Ism -
vxN3kD- isssshsepsv svr lumber ysrd:
elsee sss. sap.t!snes. ssTy "rss'sa
V1NYUUEW NS0 with ssss 70 drive The
G0n0SVp: Oo1t Ne fasN0, - hare
'no01 Dveoes(ttsA - aaeAight saiary and "a.
SOou6t 0v1ee ~ giving teeWss seeuea-
- ~ seee00eN1Atloa- . Uuh. csesis-
- 6AhssMa rssmsr, ~ = Eeelns"s'
V7Ayu6-! !seS1koss sna bl.ss.%lth'
V1E466-z hsss eisss msTSsr and %.
ooetVV y hAadis nat Vosk aad rough
1aas.s &,.., - '''''''. sn1'''
~ wsslS6 SS svs sfvas6s ssd 6sii,s.
so.eii oosesas, Nuss ~ svss 10 yssss sid
~ fytelssIs - ". ~. -
EANv06-6ssA sssh. eolsss1 Wan o
0sMaa. ss.Ns - i.seese fes .mAi'
vellAsslQl 49, Wssse. hspss sese.
4sVR16G aSssstsss wasted. -psrmssssi
~" Ss As:,ss:s = s:s'si ss... c;s. ,:s:,....:
- Goa1o yhse go fspec. Salary ose,W
ySsAiy. esahas1,s kaSaSsy. Amarillo.
iiNNfKwzNf5b-z Sssz SssiiIoa 70,
~ stUht 0aa. aasvss 81 snce os wire.
Steady vsst ga Who y see> On tank
ys.s, sasw~-sses fis ~ Srsdssieh'
W1NfJ6-7sSSy-ssyess vsldSs ana sste
fS6isice peCSHss pea. OkiahsmsM
VANTob- -6stsAsV. Of v,ii ell Or rsss
al a. 81. r's''' '''''' =. '''l
WIw@45f1IEc--, S-z--Yys -I1S IA e
Ssaaotru1 ~ e teA farmer ~ -
~ o. ysllsvs nemA Carmen, okis.
fdUN0 NAN With mstsssyeis o. car.
sen nase fvea % = ~ pss Aey com
aAtesteas s1slivesiag ees lsssAeA Tale cafe
VxNyuU q SssS 1sSSss ~ ssssss. 10
e. ~ ~ s s..'; ..... go.
t.Ssssss. dS.siss~ 6SiS
1E042VyCJ 11&-fEG, asss ss1
- 1S. III ~ HeAhsN
~ fsssssss.{ssS 1Sscss sS..
ooS1e sse009. eleoDef tboa ~, setsss
on4 D(06oo61elrt tABeeaalg tAssvbag
81 49, ss,esp = - nss.I Ms :
- ~, ssst t Sss. q. % 'ssss: h.
osSA ~ ~ hssA oAla6sna cosy.
7yg4rWz - EI LSSSz7.
G5|5Sp55Ssssss;ss7Eu~Kll
Is3s ~ = SsZ' is:ss,. -: s:::.. .S:s:s.
4!.s - r.. ~: = go ss:'
IN - SSsSSsS :, sSGS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27

WAITED - Basement dlFg-fs wainu,
ii;S.
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MALI HELP WANTED

WAxTED--i eaa uss several iiss.wirs so
Weitors Who have the ability W shos
early results, must 10 abls 10 furnish car
- rte, attractive pSoeositios made 70
peo1vcsssj uaisss yev are abls TO handle .
Jlvs proposition application would not be
ecSe>3sssd: salary with all sSpensss gusr-
en0osdi 'tssrssssy okianoms. Caii In per
- o. maize application 10 ChcuiHt'on
Taaaass, Farmer -sioetman. osishomsn
I1I0., Okiahoma city, okishors.
i1ARN AUTO puviNG-only ut ni
N Hudssn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
BoYe WANTED

Vs nave several routes spsn for bsys
h0Ossn the sgss et 10 and -. Apply
cI8y clreuistioa Mansssr ohishomsn and
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WANT an RATES
OkIAiiDNAN AE1


oetkaTivs H'1 10 isis
All vseh dsy classified sdsvfiisihs runs
- keth esD - 81 one price SUNDAY btla
esmsn enc ssvs same 'a" - The ~"
word Line inen
o. tine svsdsy okls'
Sao Sni rfmss 80. 0x - in
SAsss ,lmss ohAhoman
go rtmss sseh dsy OF III iN
Wosk. Ohishsmss and
fi1,ss. sssh day ., DIV ~ w
ONs n,sNth Dkiahomsn =.
oe1 rimss. saeh dst ~
pSsss tBS D. est =" WANT AD Dept
anS~r1razrza..s. - - --+ -
nUDsc N,pTIoN HATEs ~ NAIL w
OKLAHOMA.
Datly and Sunday Dhlshomsn ~ tnsH
see rear: 800. els months "''' '''"
p~i,y ,sss.p, sunday, BY. matt on.
y.s I: els months n"' three
..:S:y'. .:s:'.. .oI'y,, " mali one year ''
w carrier In ohlshoms cip' l'e pH
wv" OUTSIDE OKLAHOMA.
, psny Ohlshomsn. ~" psf """'h'
bah, ~i,hOu, Sands, 'os per month :
SUNDAY oniy. Too per month 100 =
rear
rhs Assoois,ad pt,. 10 ssolasNslJ 81. .
titled 10 tho use f"r ftpuOlhslnh " -
rsvs hes of.dlted 10 Of hol "'h'
Vie credited In this payer $50 s'D '"'
Local news puhlishsd h"s'n'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-27
rDucArIoN AND INSTRUCTION

wANTkD-Msn and ladies 70 'ssn p.
trade special low 'uitlon, pos"io"' g,,'
guaranteed, Tree ts'a"s ,,o'n,. u.,t,
Nuns. Mgr. --------------
NkA.--Our .stsios srpisins nov ~, fn,
ths barber trade mailed tee nsh~A"
0vs,sm ef Usrbsr COLLEGES, W. W vs."
fosnis Ave. cushions cry, osls. -.-----
IXTi,tV fUAbE taught lsdlss ana sen
,,smsu, position susrs ntssdi hrs 'a'A-
,ssu. sipls,nlns wit. T-nss Ns'b"'
cniisss, iaiias or Fof, worth, Is'As
spASisN Taught BY native tsaehef' 'eO
psn,u,oss pids, Walnut isIA ----
VIZ not save the sovsIntnen' dspst'msm,
sImsf Save yourself time ~ofry ana
c,sosy, Have your books closed snh VI
come tag rsports srspstsd BY qualified '''
ssvstsnts. 49,,
cEuTivIRp PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Aud,ts. eystsms Cost Aeeourtirs'
a.. s'n.,,,, u,As Maple tIs
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DETECTIVE ACENCIRs

IN A pErkcrivE-- Eseslisst o., 'rts,
nifyi rood payi travel. vvits g. Z. Lud.
wtE. sit Westovsr piJs.. Kansas City. No.
PHOENIX INFORMATION BUREAU.
oscfe' iNvsstiBnt ons and reports. eli
matters. - ctly ronfidsatiai Addrsss C-fs.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-22
SOLOMON LEVY DEAD

Both Sonora reporters of THE
OASIS included in their notes mention
of the death of Mr.. Solomon Levy, the
Magdalena merchant. But they did
not agree where it occurred. Mr..
Gonzalez stated that Mr.. Levy had
died at Navojoa, on the Mayo river.
Later, too late to learn which is cor
rect, Mr.. Ruiz put in his copy that
the gentleman died at his home in
Magdalena, leaving a wife and one
child.
Mr.. Lew had resided in Magdalena
many years, and was known well in
Sonora-aldng the line as well.
Through a number Of years he was
connected with the banking and mer-
chantile house of Miguel Latz &
Brother. Then he was in business on
his own account. He was a very
capable man.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-22

''The world war just closed was not
Armageddon; another conflict will
follow, for the Germans are not re-
generated" declared Premier Massey,
of New Zealand, in a recent speech
before the Canadian Club in Vancou-
yer, B. c. Premier Massey recently
returned from the Paris Peace Con-
ference. Germany" he asserted,
"has been given a great opportunity
of rehabilitating herself and in a few
months will be one of the first indus
trial nations of the world. | have
been told that German chemists are
at work and will be until the next
war comes to invent more destructive
methods for the crushing of their enc
mics than they employed in the war
just ended"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-22
UNITED Press Service)

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON, July 21
Fire fighters, now near exhaustion
have held about even with forest fires
from Montana to the western
foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
Shortage of men is seriously ham,
pering the work of fighting the flames
and men are being drawn long dis
tances from other states to help in
the strenuous effort putting forth to
control and extinguish the fires.
Word from the Pack River fire said
cit is hopeless to fight it; it is be-
yond control" If wind rises again
Newport, Washington, will be en-
dangered.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-22

De Riemer was one of the most
popular young men in these parts be-
fort he volunteered for the war; and
the excellent record he made as a
soldier has endeared him to all, and
made him more popular than ever.
Ours is the Great White Way.
Arizona Gas & Electric Co.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-22
FOREST FIRES
RAGING YET IN
The NORTH
UNITED Press Service)


MISSOULA, Montana, July 21.-
The forest fire situation in Western
Montana. improved slightly; but in
cendiary fires and considerable labor
trocble has caused arrest of several
fire fighters.
The fire on Wartz Creek, near Clin-
ton, is checked. The fire on three
sides Of Rattlesnake Valley is prac-
TALLY controlled. The Henderson fire
is charged. The st. Regis fire is still
bad. Blackroot Valley has four seri-
GUS fires all spreading because of
high winds. Ashley Lake district has
two bad fires. Several large blaz@s
are raging in Couer d'Alene, and in
the vicinity of Deer Lodge
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-22
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A GOOD TRAFFIC Law
Omitted Press Service)

FRENSO, CAL, July 21.-Fresno's
new traffic law, which prohibits any
minor driving an automobile, went in
to effect today.
The law provides that no private
vehicle shall have a siren, but that
police and fire department cars shall
have sole use of such means of warn
ing. Another new provision is that a
policeman in pursuit of a fcgitive who
is in q motor car shall have right of
way over every other vehicle.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-22

Mr. Ricardo Diaz, a we'll known
business man OF, Hermosillo, is a
visitor at Nogales.
Goggles and sun glasses. Arizona
Optical Co.
Scnday evening Mr.. w. j. Mitchell,
manager at Mowry for the Arizona
Mines Company, came in from his
camp, and remained until yesterday
afternoon. ~
Power, Gas, Lights and Ice. Ari-
zOna Gas & Electric Co.
County Attorney Leslie Hardy,
whose illness at Los Angeles was re-
ported last week, is reported now as
improving and on the road to re-
covery. Tonsilitis was the ailment
which afflicted him.
Mr.. Melville F. Van Treese Jr.,
from Pasadena, Califoroia, is visitieg
his grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Thomp-
son, 14S Terrace Avenue. The young
man, who is native of Nogales, has
returned but recently from overseas,
where he performed excellent service
in the American Expeditionary Froces.
Consult Arizona Optical Co. 239
Morley Avenue.
Mr.. Claude Frazier, who was over
seas as a musician in the band of the
15Sth Infantry, has located in Nogales,
and he contemplates organizing into
an orchestra some of the musical
talent he knows among the returned
''doughboys''. There would be deal
of opportunity for such an organiza-
ton. in Santa Cruz County.
Field Glasses and binoculars. Ari-
zona Optical Co.
Sunday THE OASIS editor enjoyed
"a little spin" among some of the
farms in the region north of Sonoita
station; and he has no hesitation in
asserting that the crops are very
promising. Everything is growing
finely-corn, beans, milo maize, kaffir
corn, etc.-promising abundant yields;
grass on the ranges is plentiful, and
cattle are getting fat.
We make the nights bright. Ari.
zona Gas & Electric Co.
Mr.. Maurice Root, manager for the
Occidental Import & Export Company,
is arranging to make trip down the
coast, visiting all the principal cities
to Mazatlan, selling the celebrated
French toilet preparations for which
that company has the agency. Mrs.
Marie Wilkinson will accompany him
as demonstrator. They will repart
Saturday.
Eyes Examined. Glasses fitted.
Arizona Optical Co.
Lieut.. Arthur H. De Riemer, whose
return from overseas was noted in
these columns last week, has retcrned
to practice of law in Nogales; and yes
terday he opened an office in the
Trust Building-No. ZIG. Lieutenant
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-22

Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Knight were in from their country
home, near the Tumacaori Mission
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Leeker, with their two sons Justin
and Willie, went for an QUITTING to the
Monkey Spring, beyond Crittenden.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Johnson
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Dunn, motored
out to Monkey Springs, on the Penn.
sylvania rancho, above Crittenden.
We light the way. Arizona Gas 6
Electric Co.
Yesterday Nogales was visited by
Mrs. George H. Pratt, wife of the
manager of the Moving Picture show
at Patagonia.
Sunday Attorney Purdum, J. S
Carver, and THE OASIS editor went
to Sonoita to attend the meeting of the
County Fair Association.
Mr.. ]. E. May, travelling representa-
tive for the Western Woodenware
Company, is visiting Nogales. Form
erly Mr.. May was in charge of the No
gales office for that corporation.
Mr.. George Sullivan, who went to
the war as one of the contingent sent
by Santa Cruz county, has returned,
with an honorable and efficient re-
cord; and is again with Herold &
Tidwell
Clear Crystal Ice. Arizona Gas &
Electric Co.
Yesterday Mr.. Fred Van Mourick,
manager for the Sonora News Com
pany, returned from California. He
reports that Mrs. Van Mourick and
the children will remain at the
beaches a couple of months yet.
Mayor Fielder has received from
the War Department notice that in
various quartermaster and commits
sary depots there are large quantities
of provisions which will be sold in
carload lots at cost to Mayors, buying
for their communities.
Save your eyes. Consult Arizona
Optical Co.
Sunday Major and Mrs. V. A.
Smelker, with their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Griffith with their little
one, and Mr.. Eugene Sykes, went out
to the Pennsylvania Rancho, above
Crittenden, to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar F. Ashburn, and enjoy their
hospitality.
In selection of Mr. J. B. Bristol for
manager of the coming county Fair
the Santa Cruz Fair Association has
shown rare good judgment, Mr. Bris-
tol has had considerable experience
in making up exhibits for state and
county fairs, and he knows thoroughly
the rural regions of the county.
Efficient Service-Our Motto
Arizona Gas & Electric Co.