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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Ex Experienced Ealeslady for
ladies' ready to- wear. one with per
goualty nnd ability 10 sell high class
coats. suits. dresses. etc. MoOre's, IL
y. Harvey.
WASJEb-Three white Janitresses for
night work IN large cool downtown
ofrce building good hours and good
pay. Call at once. For particulars SEQ
g. ~. Hicdel. custodian Pioneer B,dg.
3fd and Broadway between hours OF
q IN. ana .. m.
WANTEn-Neat reliable woman for
general housework. must be good
cooks no laundry, good wages. Wal
nut llgi
WANTED Nurse fnr afternoons for J.
year-old boy. Apply Mrs sloop, room
2. 2oi West 5Ih
WANTED -Four mattresses one pantry
woman; good pastry woman. and
aU around walter: also n good man
cook; clean and neat In nppearance:
must be fast AMY Esber, Hotsl
WAITRESS WANTED. A0ply skiryIn
Hotel dining room.
WANTED - Waitresses Appiy lee.
Hnckins Quick Service cafe. Lee
Iiuckins Hotel
WANTED Experienced saiesiady, mil
nnery. ready-to-w wear and furnish
| ings Apply TO Platter Mere. Co. 225-
| iugs Apply 10 Platter Mere Co. 22i-
W. Grand.
| WANTED - White giri for general
house work. Walnut 5iiI
WANTED-i'lrs class typlst or REM
| ingion- -Wahl operator to do billing
and posting. C-ij. care Oklahomsn.
r,WO white girls for dining room and
chamber work. Apply. uoNl Lindsay,
Lindsay, Okla. = \
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Rates and
atiOn for
1n.Times
April I, 1919

classified advertising
e1fs at one price, Sun.
ens Issue. Same rate as
Word Line inch
Ofilho-
llle9. -. 30 lie 3i.tt
ny Okla
xlWee, per
...,,,...,.i 1-2c 90 l,os
Qt&hotnan
W. Ay. Il I-Sc So ~
Vkhhoman
bet day. i l.6c Tc So
words TO tho line. twelve
Inch.
Rent, Boarding and situa-
n. both OklahOman and
< per word. Thls rate does
Houses or Store Rooms For
contracts rates for Okla
RItnes-6. 900 lines TO be used
year from date OF contract
~ shree lines daily for one
~ une each issue. copy
often as desired.
koptedf for less than Csc.
IAN AND TIMES RULES
ASSIFIED ADVERTISING
No Will be run thirty days
reneGal viii he solicited.
l-WANT ADS will not be
l'tAsn thirty DAYS without a
|kRGR WANT ADS are due
n tha same day first inser-
I ppShrs. can out.of-town
6d all wanted to rent. situa-
", End household goods ads
" cash In advnnceD
DSERS should retain receipts
10 Okiahoman-Times TO pa
II payments over the Office
GQ mistakes can be reeufled
HDURs-Ali want ads 10
y6klahoman must he In the
n IN. on the day before
E-e1cept Sunnay. All want
10 Sunday Oklahoman must
nlfice. by $3.50 p. m. Satur-
Hapt ads 10 start in Times
: vhe business office not later
5kt<e@k on the day OF publlca.
,ch office in Nestfall's drug
49, Main In omen daily gt
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WANTEp-At once. an around line
man; also Er operator can or
wits Wetumka Exchange, Wetumka,
Ofh.
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ROOMS and board for rent. ill9 Lin-
wood Maulr 1910
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WANTED
Engineer with W d C
experience. Apply
STEERS CANDY co.
WANTED-An accountant with actual
"Nn,tlruCc; n Nuu ARE IN" man ""
want. here Is an excellent opportunity
Tor YOU 10 increase your salary AS well
as position; very bright future. Ad-
dress us, giving age, education expert
cncc and salary desired C-io. Okla
homan.
TWO boys not under IL. who will be
unable to attend school this fall for
small position In a large office salary
- per week to start with. steady ad-
vance of position and salary for bright
boys, n very bright future indeed. Nd
dress us In own handwriting, stating
age. education aud experience. II any.
Il 2. Oklnhomnu.
MANTED-Tcn men who have had OK
pcricnCe In selling real estate. stock
or bonds; outside work; We want men
who can mtclligcntly explain our prop
oSition; nothing to sell. Western Vail
dating Co, room "a. Liberty National
Bank Bldg,
WANTED Good window washer. mp
ply room ao9 skirytn Hotel
EXPERIENCED man for vulcauIzing
Tallmans Garage, Guthrie. Phone
No. !.
WANTED-At once. 10 men with Ford
cars TO demonstrate the greatest
Ford danomotcr ever made, Saves
from 10 to 90 percent on Eas II sells
Itself; can easily be put on In min
utcs. satisfaction absolutely guurhn-
tccd ur money refunded. Rig commls-
sion to stlcsmcn, from 5000 to $500 n
week easily made. Exclusive territory
Write or call on Southwest nistribut-
ing Co, 10 Ecst Reno St, oklahoma
CitY
THREE h6orer. IN / truck driver,
none hut first class men need mp
ply. 10 West Eth
GENERAL blacksmith wanted good on
ploHs. s. per day W. !. Walter a
Son. blackwell. okla.
PICTURE trainer. must he first class
Desirable 90 have some knowledge
~ rnint. glass or wall paper business
Steady employment ana excellent
chance Tor Advancement Western
Class & ralnt Co.. wichita Falls,
TcynT
COOKS WANTED Wanted mnn with
family who can take charge OF bourd-
inE house pud feeding about 90 or 90
mon Want fun crew take care ut
bedrooms. do cooking, dlshWaghiug and
waiting tnhlcs. WIN pay $40 per
month THIS IL good opportunity for
AN ou'fit that wants 10 work 10 make
good money md save II We have
natural gas TO cook with. hot and cold
water oud everything modern Family
must have no mall children. Unless
you are tlly competent to hundl" this
UlnCc don't reply n So write immc-
| diatcy or phouc. Miller Bros. lul
| Ranch, Rllss uNlr
! NNNTED. barber at once; 81 so
| guaranteed Prices. zoe and iOC.
Union. u. u. Myers, Billings okla.
| TWO expert aodn men Phone ~.
Drumrgut, Okla. Cabin a Suuthcr-
! lo'd
| WANTED -- An assistant hookkeeper.
Appy private office Lee Huykius ho-
BLACKSMITH around man for
camp work. good wages. stop g.,
| Guthrie Electric lnterurhan
| AMBITIOUS boy seeking opportunity
10 work his way through school
| Phone WJnut 81 WIT" Dttwer 9S1
| REPAIR MAN FOR office devices
Phone walnut 81. Write Drawer asi
AUTOMOBILE DRIVER Phone Wal
nut 81. Wflte Drawer 9S1
NNTED-Someonc to wash windows
Experienced; position STEADY. Apply
M office. Scott Halliburton co.
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WANTED sAL.EsNEN

We ha,6 an opening Tor sir more
aalesmen. and two district managers
Men with ability can make 500 10 $500
per month demonstrating our improved
lighting system: good contract. excel
lent territory; sample cases now ready
Write Cor call between aud 730 u
M Eclipse Light Co, 1921 West 18th
Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-l CAD use several live wire
pOiicitors who have the ability 10
show Gerry results must be able TO fur.
nsh car or rig; attractive proposition
mado to producers: unless you are
able 10 handle a live proposition eppli.
cation would not he considered: salary
with all expenses guaranteed; territory.
Okhhumn Call In person or make APP
plicutior 10 Circulation Manager. Far
Iner- Stockman. Oxlahomnn Bldg, Okla
homA City. Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

nfFN wanted 10 work nj sow Mills
plnner; drive teams and cuf logs. no
house rent charged NJ saw mills, steady
woek o. good ages NJ. J.. Harris
L0mher Co, Crum CrceE, okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
PAPERHANGINo AND PAINTING

>~~>>'>< T-N~>-~--,fS.
ROACH BROS. $40 n. Hudson. can
Maple 2j2I Night Maple 6S5 or Maple
2in
WALL pAPER-ic; my prices are the
best; bring samples, estimate work.
IL. NJ. Parrett, ll2 W. 3rd. Walnut 6757
ROOMS papered. s. up: samples; also
painting. Walnut 35i2, Maple li2t
W Il. Roach
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
Statesmen WANTED
BY Goldberg

OUR income certificates provide for
sickness. disability old age and
death, ono price to allH no eSamina
ton; fully paid IN l6 years 3 months;
after maturity wilf~icturn TO holder In
dividends many times moro than he
has Invested during the paying period,
this Is no speculation but high class.
scientific Investment and protection
contract, attractive and inteycstiug to
all, TO capable producing salcsmen OF
unquostonuhlc integrity. who are big
enough to handle district. we Will
give contracts which win yield greater
returns for tho effort and ability put
forth. than from nny similar position
available In the state today The Mu-
tUal lnvcstmCpt Company. C26 West
Main st. oklahoma CITY
WANTEtt-At once n general sales
manager and a general field man {.
ager Ia take charge ot II large sales
force In oklahoma ana Texas. permn-
nrnt positions 10 right parties South
west Distributing GO, l-l West l0no
St Oklahoma city. Okla
'2MTHTFsT MirW iTigsXGp TaEHE TAl,fSNHN aN
0KLNii0MA oN' G on MISSION,
YELLING EXPENSES AD-
VANCEp. ANSWER BAY sIOE GO.
y O, BOX 1851. NEW ORLEANS,
IA
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EXPERIENCED cook and Waitress.
Nmlsrl llnirl Ok,emr. OklA
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WANTED = N'pEIES FOR
SIn'kNAhb WORK
bl'' ca .th N''l not Dee registered
i'od .I'N fog ''d uun. phone OF
VINO Ihr l'eN1Il Ni"''. luu.un, Okla
MNCUNlST WANTED Must be fr-t
class llthS hand; hest ot wnges.
NluS Mad'uo 4 Boiler Coz Altus'
Nh,A
WANTED Eahrr ut once. Write or
phone, city RokctN tnld okla
WNNTED-An assistant rnriu,cr aud
rcucrnl rrulIr man. C-Qp. OlInhoman.
| lTuNEICIAN WANTED for institution
work treating chronic dtscascs only.
must be registered iu oklahoma, give
rrtcr,n,rs, age and experience In your
lfSt l'u'r or no attention pad '''V'
'N''n' ''I'. -......---- .-
NhNI ED INp"rienrrh hnlt'ry. man
! tC uNc 'haito %, battery Hl',l'h III
nW'ml tuMh on, W,." @ ,'ll "" ho'',, t
or raiI Aut",notivc rlcrt,ir ScryIcc 90
Okmtlrre Okla
,',,,,,,,,,-- ,,.-.-.,.-.----- -.,-...,-.-
W. rD 49,, in,n'..'ts' .,a,i Nha,,,''nN,' ,,''
ton "', oE,abomo ," ,"t tewg,ry co. '' North
~. '"t,,',",'li ~ ~ 49, ''''' ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
SALESMANAGERS

And snlesmcn 10 sell highly reputable
oil stock Ia company ~ striking merit.
aud to handle financial campaigns, put
on by Ru organization of professional
fiuaucicrs Representatives for various
localities wanted viii give YOU full
support and publicity. hacked by news
paper advertising. slprIting yoI with
a campaign that viii build public sentl-
meut and sell this stock for you on
it's merits We do not presume that
because you are Il salesman you can
sell anything. but, regardless OF where
you are. or what your past experience
Gr success make you hy building public
sentiment nni developing selling or
ganization around YOU, giving you the
advantage Of - stCmatized publicity.
years VI successful experience and
specialized talent. With the fabulous
fortunes being made In Texas oil. with
the millions In dividends being paid.
this Is yours and the puhlic's oppor-
tunity 10 reap your fortune. Full par
ticulnrs sent upon request.
GREAT CONSOLIDATED oil COM
pANY OF TEXAS
i0] Mason Building
Houston, Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

WANTED - Three light housekeeping
rooms where there Is no objections
tn children: residence district prefer
rcd write C-g5 care Oklnhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY

~S~~~~~>~D>~~~~~-~->~~~~>~
DRESSMAKING. hair work. Maple
3is8-R
DRESSMAKiNG and alterations. Mary
Monger. Maple fzb3. Room 2l5. Kerrs.
DRESSMAklNG card signs. Walnut
3069.
DRESSMAKING and tailoring. Mrs.
= Miadlestead. Walnut 1884,
'DRESsMAkING, braidlng, etc, call
Maple t3s3: Mrs Sarah !. Luse.
FASHIONABLE dressmaking. 1921 N.
Broadway
DREssMAKlNI by reliable seomstress
Walnut 7H7S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

wANTED-ln each county in Okla
hcma. KANSAS and Tcrps drivers
with cor, with standing and local ac-
uuaihtance. 10 drive our salesmen. SO
Per day and expenses. answer ry letter,
giving references or call on Farm I'm
plemept n Tractor Co. 40 West Reno.
Oklahoma City. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

WANTED to rent. four or fiye-room
furnished or unfurnlshed brick apart
mcnt: references Maple t2ii.
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tNFlRNlSHED room for rent. Call
Walnut 6si. between am. and pm.
light furnished 81 week. 427 W 9TH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED Good gin manager; must
know gin machinery and be able to
keep gin going All the time, not necessary
10 he expert cotton classrr. must have
good references. Southwestern Cotton
on COMPANY
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WANTED-TO RENT

ny August i5 by young couple, three
or four rooW unfurnishcd apartment.
with bath. first floor. good location.
references exchanged. Walnut 1000
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q srprloN RATES.

6n SkIPTION RATES.
mall year. .......,...... 10 w
Nail Mar with THE SUN
Al ROMAN ....,...,...f.b so
Al tNrrier or newshoy,
EN- copY or 10 cents n week.
~ n Oklahoma City.
y. INA CITY TIMES tevening)
hnd UBVS OKLAHOMAN tmorningD.
lS NJ 3,rsA week delivered by carrier
IN vah(na City and Vicinity. per
weeoIN20 fents.
All soncited ma uscripts, letters
Ind y,(n1brds sent Co Vs Times are sent
pubi3h8 company expressly repudl-
ates &VSyresponsblllty for their safe
custo0 Dr. return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

W A NTED - First class husholman,
steady work and good pay 10 right
man. Apply The Hub, los ". Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

BOY WANTED with wheel to run
"rrands Standard Engraving Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

ONE or . large living and sleeping,
with closets and Mtchenettc adjolnS
ING ilf West 18th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

WANTED clean. furnished roomiDs
rouse, In live oil town, II not money
maker, don't offer Give fun informa-
ton Address A. A. Davis. Cleveland.
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

MANTED--Re Registered druggist. Turn
beaugh Drug Co. liartshorne. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
Situation Wanted

Experienced office and Credit Man
aver, desires TO affiliate with large
house Former A. r. T. soldier. best
OF references. C-9G, Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

TWO unfurnishcd roomn. double ga-
ryge. Walnut ib2s-R.
FOR RENT 4 nice largo unfurnlshed
rooms, NJ 1877 West 9th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
HOTEL DIRECTORY.

TWO modern outside rooms. adults
only Two blocks OF postofflce. ?2t
West 9Th
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

LARGE very desirable beautifully fur
nisNed room. with board II desired.
l2i West 9TH References
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

LADY Recovering from II broken 'cG
stlll requires some care. desires homo
for the month Of August. In some cool
c1Ayenent country home or neighbor-
inE town Address g2J West l2th or
phone Walnut 1854. Oklahoma CITY.
okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

WNNTED-l or I-fOUm unIurnlNNTd
house Phone Maple 81. 5 to &. sun
dnN Phone Walnut G7Ih-1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

SEPTEMBER first. kouso or fiat. 6 to
s rooms, 1--WE blocks OF business dis
triCt might buy furniture. west nido
PREFERRED. Walnut 6lsS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
FEMALE HELP WANTED

BRIGHT young ladies' wanted for tele-
phone operators experience unncc-
essary. we pay you while learning. Ap-
ply room 2lC. Pioneer Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
WANTED-TO RENT

ROOM and hoard for lady with baby.
near Belle Isle cnrline. north OF Bth.
Call Walnut $40, betweenA andss p. m.
WANTED by couple august 1. perman-
entity, two 10 four ronms flifnlsheI
apartment or lower half OF residence: |:
references exchanged. C,ii. OklahomAn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

WANTED-By young man. position rs
driver Of any make car in any knH
of work, or In garage; have had ex-
periencr. Maple 3I2i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
BOYS WANTED

Ne have several routes open for boys
between the uges ~ H. 10 n. Aru.y
city Circulation Manager Oklahoman
and Vines
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

NOOMS and bohrd Tor rent. Illy In
wood. Maple 1910.
BEST Of care given to one or two chill
drcn In private home. call Maple 33s.
ROOM and board for one block from
car line 700 East fth, Walnut 6s52-J
" WANTED-Two hoRrders. lovely room:
private entrance. modern 20 East
1rd
THOMAS HOTEL. an exclusive family
hotel DELIGHTFULLY."- located rooms:
single or in suite. with bath; excellent
table board home cookinA 1925 N.
Robinson, Walnut 9bb.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-31
Mother KILLS
CHILDREN and SELF
WIFE OF STATES ATTORNEY AT
MADISON, MINI, TEMPORARY
lily INSANE, BELIEF

Madison, Mimi, Oct. 31.-Tem-
porarily insane from worryr over the
illness of her mother, Lucille Soder-
berg, wife of ~ f. Soderberg, states
attorney, slew her three children
with a razor and then slashed her
own throat. The children were Rob-
ert, 4 years old; Charles, years,
and Helen, months.
Mr.. Soderberg, who had taken his
wife's mother, Mrs. Charles Creary,
to her home in Northfield after she
had become seriously ill, was noti-
fled of the tragedy and returned
returned home Immediately. He was
unable to explain his wife's act ex-
cept on the grounds of insanity caus-
ed by worry. The mother had come
to visit her daughter after a nervous
breakdown, but had grown worse in
stead of better.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-31
FORM CATTLE
LOAN COMPANY
MITCHELL STOCK MEN WOULD
KEEP INTEREST MONEY
AT HOME

Mitchell, Oct. 3l.-Certain bank
ers and stock men in this section an
nounced the formation of $500, 900
company, which will be known as
the South Dakota Cattle Loan COM
pany. Capitalized at 100000, only
100000 has been sold and the bal
ance will be retained as treasury
stock. The company expects to open
headquarters here.
Those interested in the company
have been working on the organiza-
tion for the past three years. Thous-
ands of dollars are paid out annually
in interest to out-of-state companies
by South Dakota cattle men. The
new company's idea is to load direct
to the live stock men of the state
and keep this interest in the state.
The principal stockholders of the
company are j. Hoese, president OF
the Spencer bank, Spencer; S. w
Records, Mitchell; C. E. Proctor
president of the Alexandria bank
p. d. Magnuson, Springfield, and
Thomas Shannard, president of the
First National bank at Springfield.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-31
Two DIE IN AIRPLANE.
Sleigh COLLISION
SCHOOL BUS STRUCK BY AIR
PLANE IN ATTEMPT
TO LAND

Hitterdal, Mimi, Oct. 31.-Clif-
ford Lomsdal, eight years old. and
Elsie Moe, IA, were killed and two
other children and the driver were
injured here yesterday when an air.
plane struck a sleigh carrying IL
children on the outskirts of the city.
The accident occurred when the
sleigh which was being used as a
school bus turned squarely into the
path of an airplane driven by Lieut..
Ed AXberg, who has been carrying
passengers here, as it was attempting
to. land. Lieut.. AXberg attempted to
clear the sleigh by rising, but the
distance was too short and the tail
of the plane struck the sleigh, over
turning the vehicle.
The Lomsdal boys neck was brok-
en- and the girl suffered fractured
skull. Neither Lieut.. Axberg nor the
airplane was injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-31
Demand u. S.
TRUANCY Law
WOULD HAVE GOVERNMENT COM.
PEI CHILDREN TO ATTEND
SCHOOL

Mitchell, Oct. 31-Need for a fed
eral compulsory education law which
will require all children, with no ex-
ceptions, to attend school at least
until they are IA years of age, was
explained in Mitchell by Miss Julia
Lathrop, head of the United States
children's bureau.
Through such law many children
would be kept from child labor, Miss
Lathrop asserted, and the child labor
of rural communities would be pre-
vented just as much as the mine,
quarry, and workshop child labor.
Two million children in the United
States are employed in labor and the
greater percentage. of these are in
the rural communities. In any rural
community where a greeat deal of
child labor exists, there is always a
high rate of illiteracy. The rural
aliens form about 80 per cent of the
total number of illiterates in the
United States, and the children who
have grown up in the United States
form the other 68 per cent of the
group of illiterates.
But adult aliens can be taught
English until the crack of doom with
out any great solving of citizenship
see that our children are taught to
read and write the English lam
guage.
mo nation on earth has ever at
tackled the problem of rural child
labor directly, but some of them,
such as England, have accomplished
much by laws which force the chill
dren to be in school, and which thus
automatically cuts down the amount
of child labor"
Miss Lathrop also told of the great
need in the United States for more
public sentiment to bring about laws
requiring the registration of infants,
protection of the interests of the
salary to support his family, and
other features needed to preserve the
child life of the nation. Then came
the call for people to aid in the work.
THE inevitable result of securing
federal laws on some of these mat
ters is that they will decay and crum-
BILE if they are badly administered
The people must be educated to the
point at which they consider public
service high trust, and the nobles'
calling which they can choose, and
when they realize that when they
enter these lines in the civil service
they must dedicate their talents
their ambitions and all their gifts, or
the altar of service OF the nation"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-31
Special Session
in North Dakota

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 31.-Gov.
Lynn G. Frazier has issued a procla
nation ordering an extra session of
the North Dakota legislature to con-
vene November 25. Ratification of
the federal suffrage amendment, as
sistance for drouth stricken farmers
and enactment of legislation to carry
out the states industrial program,
are mentioned in the call
The nonpartisan league is in con-
troll of both houses of the legisla-
ture. 1t is expected that a further
announcement will be made regard
ing industrial legislation.
There have been reports current
for several days that the Legislature
might consider various phases of the
activities of state officials who order
ed the closing of the Scandinavian
American bank of Fargo some time
ago.
Various North Dakota newspapers
recently printed stories forecastins
an extra session of the legislature
and predicting that impeachment pro.
ceedings might be instituted against
Attorney General VIM. LANCER and
State Auditor Carl Kositzky.