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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
KNOX RESOLUTION DECLARING TREATY
 UNACCEPTABLE IS
 NOW ON CALENDAR
Section Declaring It a Policy of U. s. to CO-Operate in Combating Future Men,
 ace to Peace of Flu
 rope Is Eliminated
By Associated Press


 Washington, June 12-The resolution of Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, a former repub- hcan secretary of state, to. have the Senate declare definitely 1t cannot accept the league of na- tions interwoven with the peace treaty, was put on the calendar of the Senate today for consideration early next week.
 In reporting the measure. the foreign relations committee amended it, however, to strike out the section which would have declared it a policy of the American government to cooperate in combating any future menace to the peace of Eu- rope.
 The provision was eliminated by friends of the resolution after it became ap- parent that otherwise favorable commit tee action on the measure might be en- dangered
 On the motion to amend, as well as on the final vote for a favorable report, all the democratic members Voted in the negative and in each case they were joined by Senator McCumber. republican of North Dakota, league supporter. On final approval the vote stood to T.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
Additional Awards
 of D. s. c. Announced
ax A,,ooiafed Pr..,

Washington, June 12.-Additional awards of the distinguished service cross for acts of extraordinary heroism in action were announced today by the war department. Among those receiving them were: Lieu tenants Sam A. Andrews (deceased). Ozark. Ala; Edward c. Desaussure (de- ceased). Jacksonville. Fla; Sergeants Clarence C Dry fdeccased). Kirkland, Texas, and Franklin c. Bard. Adams, Mass
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
Furniture Makers Adjourn

Charlotte. June 12.-Southern Furniture association adjourned it's seventh convention here today, following election of officers and selection of Green wood. S. C., as the next convention city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
PRINCE OF BOLSHEVISM"
 Bv Associated Press

Washington, June 12. - Resolutions chasing Postmaster General Burleson and President Newcomb Carlton of the Western Union Telegraph Company as princes of Bolshevism' were passed to- day at a mass meeting of striking mem bers of the Commercial Photographers Union in the District of Columbia.
 Referring to MT. Burlesons statement issued yesterday in criticism of the strike call. and to MT. Cartons express ed attitude, the resolutions said that their methods of treating the whole wire question, both in relation to it's management under government super vision and their attitude toward the wire workers is rapidly forcing them into a mind inimical to future peaceful negoti- ations of similar disputes''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
Burrus Named President
 8v AsnnernfaW Vsress

Blacksburg. va-. June 12.-Julian A. Burrus, president of Harrisonburg nor nal school was today elected president of Virginia Polytechnic institute to succeed President J. D. Eggleston who has re- signed to become president of Hampden Sidney college
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
SK|RM|SHES HAVE ALREADYOCCURRED
 WITH BANDITS IN
 OUTSKIRTS OF CITY
U. s. Infan- try, Stationed at Colum- bus, N. M., Is Being Rushed to Fl Paso on
 Special Train
ALL CIVILIANS ORDERED
 FROM JUAREZ STREETS
Rx A.snnlaied Prs,.


 Juarez, June 1@.--It Is reported that nt p. m. tonight that all civilians are to be ordered from the streets of Junrez and all establish ments closed by order of the miIi- tnry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
U. S. TROOPS ON WAY

By NssocIate6 Pfoss El Paso. Tex, June 12--The Twenty fourth United States infantry, stationed at Columbus, N. M., Is on n special train coming to Fl Paso.
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Ok1ahoman.TimeS
Effective April 4, 1919

All Veek. day classified advertising
runs IA both papers at one price. Sun
DAY Oklahoman one Issue same rate ~
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homan and Times. per ,.
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and Times, per day..l i-Sc &c .se
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Figure six words to the line, twelve
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Rooms For Rent. Boarding and Situa.
tlon Wanted, both Okiahoman ana
Times. / l-6c per word This rate does
not include Houses or Store Rooms For
Rent. 49,,
Classified contracts rates for Okla.
homan and Times-5. 900 lines TO he USED
within one year from date OF contract
or contract for three lines daily for one
year Sc per line each ssue. copy
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No ah accepted for less than 2ac. -.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
Statesmen WANTED
By Goldberg

" \ y T r. ID --- Experienced securities
statesmen. capable Of employing sev.
eral statesmen, In eastern In western
states. excellent proposition, right men,
small capitalized northwest Burkhurnett
Oh companies holding leases near lsrg
est wells In field, guaranteeing 10 drill
three wells from stock sales; give de-
tails, experience and references Ad.
dress for interview. Box %U5. Oklahoma
city.
WANTED Salesman who knows trade
IN southern and western Oklahoma !,
must have good record and bo hg
producer Sifcrs Candy Co. 18th and
Santa Fc.
| WANT J real salesmcn. capable Of
becoming district managers; men
that have been capable OF earning 500
weekly. This proposition has an er-
ceptionally good financial future.
Chronic job seekers please stay away
can or wire Mr., Sebastian. Klngkad
Hotel
Salesman Wanted D
Coast Line OH Corporation iO6 Her
skowitI Bldg, Walnut 1915. Oklahoma
Nty. OKLA
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Mrs, Ch2Dlire

Practical nurse Walnut s95R.
sTENOGRAPHER wants permanent
position. Walnut 6j69J.
WANTED pincc 10 work duflnr
leisure hours for room and boyd
while attending school. Phone Drsug-
hons business College, Walnut 3?2.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

COMPETENT girl; housework; two In
family. llO2 w. 30th: Maple 92GS
HAND IRONERS wanted. pinks Par
rish Laundry. Broadway Circle,
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MALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-I can use several liye-wire
solicitors who have tho ability 10
show early results; must be able TO
furnish car or rig: attractive propose
ton made TO producers; unless you arc
able 10 handle u live proposition appn-
cation would not he considered; salary
Eith all expenses guaranteed. territory
Oklahoma CAN m person or make an
plicntion to Circulation Manager. Fhr-
ner- Stockmnn. Ok,aholnan Bldg, Oh
'ahoma CITY Oklahoma.
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WANTED-TO RENT

CO2Y furnished apartment or iIgf
housekeeping rooms with bath &c
salesman. wife and baby, Call MinshaI
Maple <3si-R. y
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-Cnincumhered settled white
lady. general housework on farm. III.
n ward sulphur. okla.
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WANTED-Youns man with some
fountain and drug store experience:
reference required Ralnes Drug
store Hitchcock. Okla
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WANTED AT ONCE Furnished l-roos
apartment or upstairs Of furnlshe
duplex, couple only. references. PhoR
Walnut t6<p
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/ WANTED Combined washm1n aud
| fireman Immediately. Model Laundry,
I CogIrat, Okla
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WANTED AT UNCE-Three more men
With Ford ears TO drive statesmen, SO
day and expenses. Southwest Dis
tributing Co, l20 West Reno St. city.
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WANTED Plumbers helper; straight
wages. wire n. Brenner. Homlny,
Okla.
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WANTED -ENV'FIenced mon
In clerical work for temporary posi-
tlon will pay good salary. references
required and must be given In letter
Of application K-73. Oklahoman.
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BARRIER at once. Job good $40 week
Phone or write u. A. Dorsey. Ada
Okla.
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Wanted at Once

b-room furnished bungalow. with ga-
rage OF or 5.room apartment. close In.
references exchanged, adults only. KISS,
Oklahoman.
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Okla.
BOOKKEEPER ACCOUN NT Mt
WANTED-To Keep the general
books for gas company a cotton oil
mill and large individual business: :
must thoroughly understand double
entry bookkeeping and accounting
principles: fine chance OF promotion
with "A live firm: state salary expected
and apply IN own handwriting. Write
Joe Abraham, Bristow, Oklp.
WANTED-Ma for extractor work; eS-
perienced. II possible. New state
Laundry. 100 N Frances.
ONE instrument man competent 10 run
lines and levels on construction work
one sub foreman for concrete Construc-
tion, Write Box 1873. McAlestcr, giving
experience and salary expected.
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All unsolicited manuscripts, letters
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Publishing company expressly repud..
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custody or return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-To teach In upper grades
OF rural or town school. two years
experience. first grade state certlfi-
cate e. B.. Oklahoman
ELDERLY lady nursc. good references
confinement preferred Maple 1881.
YOUNG lady. desires position ns gem
eral office assistant. afternoon hours
preferred. so NJ 10 attend school En-
perienced Call Walnut C2G3.
sTENOGRAPHER with years espe-
rience. wishes position with reliable
firm. Walnut 1857.
stenosrnphcr de.
sires position with reliable firm, Will
ing 10 start on rehsonnb bic salary, phone
Walnut i2i5.
CIGAR girl wishes position. Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
Experienced NHlincry
Road Salesman Wanted

Road Salesman Wanted
Man with years of
travelling experience to
cover state of Oklahoma,
one who is thoroughly
familiar with millinery
line. Prefer man who
has Travelled above men,
toned state hut will
co n S | der applications
from any reliable man
who is q hustler and q
business getter. Apply
in person or in writing
TO T. Tobias, 20 West
Main ST., Oklahoma City
Okla.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

learn Now-Pay Later
Shorthand. Typswri,'ns . Spanish, Spanish:
Hldg Phone Walnut 1894
WANTED-Cnin settled white
lady general housework on farm. H.
II Ward. sulphur. okla.
WANTED - Two or three good hand
ironers. also ladies for pressing
starched wear New state Laundry
100 " Francis
WANTED Of children day or
week Mrs Richardson 1905 West
Grand Maple 1885,
-Fspcrienced hand binder
and mangle girl. White Swan
Laundry.
WANTED - Experienced telephone
operators for both local and lonr
distance; out -of-town positions, eight
and one half hours per day; one-half
day on Sunday: must he absolutely
fry, class: transportation will be re-
funded. call manager at OUT expense
Northwestern Telephone Co., Shattuck
Okla.
WANTED--A lady 10 act as manager
and cashier for Jewelry sale Sept
81 apply at once H-X. Oklahoman.
WAITRESS WANTED-Bris,oi Hotel
dining room
WANTED--A christian lady who can
play string instrument for open air
religious work Call for Mrs. Shaw.
i7' West sth
MIDDLE AGED white lndy for house
keeper Reference. Apply ~ ".
Grand, Dowell hotel
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WANTED-A lady 10 act as manager
and cashier for jewelry sale sept
81. apply at once H-x. Oklahoman
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TERMINAL HoTEL-Sai ". Grand: 81
outside rooms hot and cold running
water; weekly rates.
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WANTED-C Care Of children day or
week Mrs Richardson. 1905 West
Grnnh MnNln 1hSl
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MALE HELP WANTED

BARBER wanted at once; $50 guaran-
teeI; good i35, Rob Fox, Cherokee.
Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A hand candy spinner and
helper good salary Apply to Rose
Candy Factory. renr 220 West tth.
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WANTED--A christian lady who can
play string instrument for open air
religious work. Call for Mrs shaw.
t21 West bth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

YOUNG woman thoroughly experienced
In country bank desires position; ref
ctcnccs, j. II Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14

WAITED - Two or three good hand
ironers also ladies' for pressing
starched wear New state Laundry
t2O " Francis
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D-Fxpcrienced hand binder
and mangle girl. White Swan
Laundry
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BOYS WhNTFD

We have several routes open for boys
between the ages Of T. 20 IS Apply
City Circulation Manager. Oklahoman
and Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14

YOUNG woman thoroughly experienced
In country bank desires position; ref
crcnccs, j. u OklahOman.
WIDOWS. permanent position Hs
housekeeper for widower. modern
home. no objection to children; in or
ont ~ city. A. W. Oklahomsn.
EXPERIENCED PIX operator and
clerical work. desires position imme'
dintely. Phone Maple 40.
STFNOGRApHER with two years cX.
pcflence In general real estate office
desires position with real estate firm
In city; best Of references, Box COS
Walnut 3iSG
EXPERIENCED stenogrnphtr desires
position; real estate preferred Post
office Box 7Si
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
position In general real estate office
IL RoN K-69 OklahNman.
LADY w-lout children, wanting good
home; light work and. vares. Call
C2l East 9TH or phone walnut lW.
PLACE to do houscwurk or position ms
housekceper by Young widow with
small boy X So CklHhoman
YOUNG LADY desires position as PIX
operator or clerical work. two years'
experience. Walnut G32l
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

VANTEp-A stock girl Apply the
Bon Marche. 900 w. Main.
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WAITRESS wANTED-Bris,cl Hotel
dining room.
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MEN wanted 20 work NJ saw mills.
planer. drive teams and cut logs. no
house rent charged at saw mills. steady
work at good ages. v. J.. Harris
iumhet Co. Crum Creek. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
CATHOLICS PAY
GIBBONS HONOR
Mecrscheart Among Digni-
tarIcS Present,

WASHINGTON. feb ~ Clergy
nh Ii'y oi Roman Catholicism gath
cred here today to my homage % the
venerable head oi lhr church 10 the
United States James Cardinal Glib.
l.n,. tt the celebration of HI, golden
episcopal Jubilee Pope Benedict was
represented by Archbishop Ccrretti,
who came from Rome to hrIng the
ruriiii,ll blessing 10 tine aged prclatc
no testimony oi ms service, q, bishop
lur hall . century and aS a cardinal
since 1881
Drguuarc, Of the church ,ald the
celebration wa, the most notable gath.
rr.nr oi lhc Roman Catholic hierarchy
40 Nuuh America ln more than thirty
,car. including Cardinal Otorncll
Vt Boston. Cardinal Begin ot Canada
Archbishop Bonbano, the paral nunclo
100 the luited States, and great host
oi ar,hhi,hopi, bishops and monSig
uuri The lay membership was rep
resented hy Distinguished men and
eo,c-nmcn, official,
Extreme simplicity marked the Cele
hrl,ion. which began with noui'iical
lrh mas, in the church ot the Fran.
o..an monastery al Catholic uni,cr-
Ity.
O,her p.ea'c, here Tor the crices
include
H,.hpus ,u,h Dallas. Mrrr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Chief
Tells About
Big Bertha

BY II. |. Gfeenwall

Universal scfVlcr sttn ruur,p7nl,uO
ESSEN Germany, Feb 20 As the
ilrst foreign correspondent allowed -
visit the famous kfupp gun work.. ar-
comparing Director Hohmann. !
learned Yesterday the secrets OF the
Big Bertha from Rruno Bauer. also
director Of tine mammoth plant
When the German, made their first
push toward CALAIS, all the scientific
and technical sill oi the German
guumakcr, was concentrated upon
building % cannon that could lombard
London from the French SIDE OF the
English channel The plan proved a
failure
The German general Is'i then or.
dcrcd General l'iusruhJr-cr ~ invent
gun powerful enough 10 lombard
PARIS and subsequently he evolved the
Big Bertha" with interchangeable
barrels and two ctlILcr,
Refusing 10 give me 'hc exact num-
Der OF such gun, built Herr Bauer ad
mlllcd that 1t vas lclov ten Each
discharge cost SsO. ne sll French
aylaior' located the long range guns
bombardlug Paris within iorty-cigh.
hours after their appearance, but no
direct hits were scored
krupps turned out !.5OOOO shells
a month during the war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

II II wasn't Tor the income tax may.
lie We wouldn', be having a peace con.
ference Have YOU paid yours ior
tyIg3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
FROM The Low
FEVER COUNTRY
Cheering Message From
South Georgia to People
Subject to Fevers and
Other Ills. Try
Black-Draught
Liver Medi-
cine.

Ocilla, Ga-Mr J. II Mcneil, a
resident OF this place, says: 81 and
my family have been users OF Ihed,
lords Black Draugh, for years and
never yet found its equal for liver and
stomach troubles. II is withou, doubt
the best medicine for headache, in
digestion and such ills on the market.
| firmly believe il family would use
II regularly they would never have
any fever, as j, keeps the liver active
and IS so easy to take We have
never had any fever in our family
since VIC began its use, although We
live in low country IN southern
Georgia
| use It in broken doses for indi-
gestlon, gas or sour stomach, but for
colds | use a full dose
When you feel bad all over Stom.
ach no, right, bad taste In your mouth,
head aches, bilious, etc. try that old,
reliable vegetable liver medicine you
have heard so much about-lhed-
iord's Black Draugh,
You have read over and over again
the statements from users who found
It oi grca, relief TO them in their SUI
iering Try Black-Draught for your.
sell Why should it no, bring you re-
l,c'. too,
At all druggist, (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
COSTA RlCkN GIVES
LIE TO NICARAGUA

WN,UNGTON. Fcb. 20 Carlo,
LA. who recently arrived IN Wash.
iugton as representative OF the Cos
IA Rican government, issued state
men, last night cmphatcally DENYING
that Costa Eitan troops had htcu
moblllled on the Nicaraguau horlcr
as stated in adyiccS received by IN,
Nitaraguan legation here
Nothing Is more false" said Mr.
Lara, than the statement that Costa
Rioa has placed armed forces a. IN,
Nlearaguan frontier There are NJ
intentions on the part oi Costa Rlc,
OF interfering in any way against tn,
Nicaraguan administration No hell
or aid has been given TO the Nicara
guam administration. No hcl, or aiJ
his been given TO the Nioaraguan dis
contents by the administration o
President Iinoco."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

,theln. Oklahoma Morris, llul,
Rock. and Nus'haum. Cofpu, Ihrl,'.
thanksgiving that the blessed ,un
oi peace has dawned" and praise ilr
the work ~ the papaey IN attempting
20 mitigate the horrors OF the MAR.
formed the theme OF the reply of
Cardinal Gibbons today 10 addfc',c,
OF rongfatulatlon at his golden cpsgo-
pal Jubilee.
During Uat trcwcuiou. wT'Ic,
there was one mljc-t, ugurr that
lowered over all ,tlct,' Cardinal
GHbun, continued "l refer u 0ur
Holy A,hcr Benedict NN behold
hlm now m Imagination standing Ike
Moses ON the mountain, with upll'leI
hands. PRAYING for his spiritual chill
drcn shedding iratricldal blood %