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Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
The National Socialists

We wish the national socialist party much joy. It is enatonar party only in the that it af- lords to socialists everywhere in the United States an opportunity join it. Otherwise it is inter- national socialist party Russian than American We hope that it will take in all the radicals. the l. ". W. the bolshevi. paror other all anarchists every man who favors the overturnng this or any other government. And then we would know where these people belong and are
 We advise all who stand for the things for which the national socialists stand, to join the party We extend this advice to those who want to free Tom Mooney by strike by any other intimidation. We should like to see all who think the soviet better than the rep resentative system of government enroll themselves with the national socialists. It is the proper place for all tose who think industry should be con- trolled by class and that government should be d. rected by class through an advance guard"
 All such people are towards who do not join They are also fools who do not know that in union there is whatever strength there may be. They can never make any headway by remaining in the repub- lican or the democratic party or in the milder milk and water wing of the old socialist party.
 We do not think the new national socialist party could make much headway if all the reds" in the United States should join hut holds to the reds their only hope. If their party fail they will at least down with banners flying and there ts something brave about that at any rate. it is bfaver than skulking and is nober than guerrilla warfare.
 The thing we chiefly like about the national so olst party. is that it brings stronger relief rbd color internasionlsm with which there has been aendency in this country to flirt It is closeup of tTernationalism and universal brotherhood which have seen only in misty dreams. The more zfely we see internationalism the cherish pd time, old-fashoned unaduterated nationalism and Anericanism.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
mpprEterpezseApukxn

The captain drew back the blanket softly. In tie girls right hand was clutched a slender tube of dull metal.
 'The pearls" whispered to myself. They carry curse. It's true"
 I touched the cold metal with fin ger tip, and the chill of it spread through my blood. l tried to take the package, but the white fingers seemed to stiffen and close upon it.
 The thing for which Tiny had nearly lost his life, and for which Mary Thomas had died, looked like short length of water pipe. It was cut long enough to hold string of pearls, and was closed at each end. Certainly 1t was not large enough to hold the other gems.
 But knew that two parcels of jew els had been stored in the torpedo case. Mary, it was plain, had grasped only one of them. The other, with the Hohenzollern diamonds, emeralds, ru-
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

felt annoyed when Peter Forrest who proposed to me when l was eighteen, married that Jennings gir4. l couldn't bear Peter. Yet I wanted him to keen on caring.
 Now believe me, dear, that if you love Randy and he loves you, l take you in my arm and kiss you joyously and wish you all the happiness that life and love can hold for anyone. From my window see Erie Wallis in his walking togs, taking the deep woods path with dog at his heels. Joan, am going to lie in wait for him and have a talk. must know what he is going to do about Mrs. Kymbal. Also I am going to prove that can De unselfish.
 After all. my hearts happiness does not depend on Eric Wallis. I am twenty seven, but I am young enough to pick myself up, rub the sore place and travel on. SHE must have him. The Corley cat is right, Mary Kymbal NEEDS him.
 Devotedly, DOLLY. P. s.-Ten me definitely-is ii l Randy? ID.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
Again the Curse of the u-5ost Pearls
 Is Realized


 "The little girl doesn't really need you, ma'am." stammered the captain of the tug as he helped me aboard. T. I guess it's us men who need you.'
 Its comfort to see her diving suit on deck" I answered, trying to be gay, as we passeee the garments lying in a moist heap. From all the sign lang uage you men have been using among yourselves, I was beginning to think you had left Miss Thomas in the sea.
 "She-she's below" said the captain. T guess you'd better go down
 ~Resting?' I asked as we entered the tiny cabin.
 The little Queen of Smiles was stretched on the only berth in the tug. A blanket was drawn over her face.
 stood speeches., not daring to un- derstand for q moment and afterward not even abel to cry.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
THIS NIGHT THY SOUL SHALL BE REQUIRED
 OF THEEI"
By the Rev. Charles Sickle


 That's mans mlionairel"
 Wel-what of it?
 Some day mans going to be ashamed to havs this said about him.
 Not that he may not have made his million by the farest rules of businessbut the rules business of today will be decidedly out of date in the near future
 No one sees this more clearly than the million aires themselves
 They see the handwriting of the new democracy the wall
 We'll look back in a very few years and wonder why permitted systems and scales ,9hcn seem most reasonable ars fair today.
 Then we'll learn the force of what the Great Teacher said:
 "A mans life consistent in the abundance of the things which he possesseth."
 This said in connection with the parable Of the rich fool" who prosperous that he planned to build bigger barns. store his wealth and say his soul:
 Soul thou hast much goods laid up for many years; take thine ease, eat. drink, and be merry" But God said: Thou fool, this night thy soul shall be required of thee"
 And then whose were the things he carefully and selfishly provided?
 "A mans life consistent not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth"
 Leisure, food drink and merriment are good in themselves but money does not always purchase then-sometines wealth crowds them out. Rich men rarely enjoy any of them.
 But to make these things the sole end of ones 1ife-to have life consist Of them-is as unnatural as not to enjoy any of them.
 It isn't the abundance Of anything that makes it enjoyable anyway.
 It is easy to have too much leisure-you may be come loafer.
 is easy to eat too much food-you may be- come gutton and dyspeptic.
 It is easy to drink intemperatey-you may be- come a drunkard.
 It is easy to go to extremes in merrment-you may become nuisance to others and disgrace to yourself
 No-it isn't the amount you have. but what you with what you've that determines whether its a good or bad thing for you
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

bies and sapphires, was still at the bottom of the sea-
 I replaced the dark blanket over the white face, murmuring a prayer in my heart
 Get me into the air please, I said to the captain. Tell me how it hap pened"
 He found the only cool spot on the tug, and began;
 She went down gay as mermaid, and as pretty too I was on the line, and she gave intelligent orders, so w- was only short time bringing her right over the coming tower, Finally she called up. steady now. and down go, like a cork inside bottle. It kind of chilled me ma'am. Then she
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
The Drouth Ahead

z It looks as if this country is shortly going q be pretty dry. The senate has passed the pro 1tpition enforcement bill The changes made by the
 8ate arc not very radical so t is presumed that 1ex will be accepted by the house without great de- sN Tnera was bone of those. who dread drouth
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

Senators oppose the league because 1t would in volve in the worlds affairs And as part of their opposition they take up the causes of the Chinese, Irish And Egyptians.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

As we understand it. all that stands in the way low prices and of brotherly love and pros- perity is the stubbornness of the other party.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

After all perhaps we could have saved time by sending the foreign relations committee to the peace conference.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER '. 1919

think the first virtue is to restrain the tongue; he approaches nearest to the gods who knows how to be silent even though he is in the right.
 Cato.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

Mexico could live at peace with the world except for her ignorance, bandits and oil fields.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

The young lady across the way says she tells her father it isn't as if the League of Nations covenant couldn't be amended from time to time and they've already taken out search and seizure and may put back PA per cent beer yet.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

YUus m ighf saSF that revoked the kaisers IF
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Opportunity for
Experienced Insurance
Man

Large local fire insurance agency In
oklahoma City hasgjpst secured Eenerai
agency for one. Of the best known
casualty companies Our lineup assures
success We also have an opening for
q good man In both our fire and bond
department Insurance experience not
necessary provided applicant has haS
good general busjness training. Az
communication strictly confidential
Y.io Oklahoman
A LEADING manufacturer OF men's
athletic underwear. night shirts. ana
pa ajanas. located IN central west seeks
nm able salesman to travel Oklahoma.
fargn trade already established In ter.
riiory. In replying give references. fuiI
qualifications and state minimum sal
airy TO start Bos r, u. Oklahoman.
WANTED An k.i salesman for retail
paint and wall paper store, This "
sood position and permanent " you cnn
deliver th~ Hoodp, Give age. and expert.
ence. Address Bio. Oklahoman.
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WILL YOU
HELP SELL
OKLAHOMA CITY,?

Ten high grade men wanted
by THE INVESTOR and
CHAMBER or COMMERCE to
make complete survey Of the
business interests OF this city.
This should he attractive 10
travelling statesmen, returned
soldiers and TO all men who
have the progress OF the city
at heart.
Not charity proposition.
The work should net an aver
age OF at least 80 a day.
For interview see VII
Pattie. 70: OH Exchange Bldg
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PAPIRHANGlNG AND PAINTING

PAPER.HANGING and painting: jus,
returned from A. Z. r.. have c)m-
plete stock Of wall paper Maple so3s-J
PAfNTfNd-first clas. worklkand ina
tsrisl Call Gordon. Maple $751;.
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outside rooms hot and cold running
water; weekly rates
MONARCH HOTEL 200 East snd;
modern. brick. so good roins; 127b,
81, IL per week,
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
'->'',' sNS~~~-- - N-,,s-~>~>~~~~-~---~~>>~~~
NICELY furnished room for rent near
Belle Isle car line men only. ii51
West .Srd; Maple 1885
Cool. desirable room, close In Maple
iie8
FOUR nicely Iurnlsned Sleeping rooms.
with bath; board next Joor Itio
West 18th
NICE sleeping room In private famlIy;
close in 3l7n West 6th,
SUITE OF rooms. with private bath.
Maple lhi5. g20 n, Gcary
ONE nicely furnished room for gentic-
men, private home; close 10 two car
ines. good neghborhood, Walnut 4S5I.
ONE 1.room unfurnshcd apartment:
no children 1913 Llnwood Blvd.
Walnut 2o52
NICELY furnished roonSg private fam
ny, walking distance. garage. Maple
YOUNG man desires roommate; private
home; references exchanged. 323 W.
9th street.
SMALL. bedroom, hath adjoining:
cheap to person employed. best To-
cation.
ROOMATE wsrtsd Tor young lady In
private home; home privileges Y-s9.
Oklahomnn,
SOUTH sioopng room with double viii
dowa. adjoining bath large closet;
close IN, rent reasonable, Maple 5ils.
after y. M.
SUITE OF ? beautifully Furnished
rooms. oak finish closet. bath, launa
dry. Kitchen privileges, SIS. ia II.
llth St
NICE, cool south sleeping rooms. men
only. 6Oih West Main. Walnut 33t.
TWO NICE uouth bed rooms, use OF
garage: to rcfinca young gentleman;
convenient 10 capitol State hospital:
Epworth university; references rc,uir-
ed Address 10, 2. i?,h Walnut 1853.
NICELY furnished southeast bea room,
close In; gentlemen preferred. WAL
nut ?5t.
WELL Furnished, large. desirable room
moderA; In private home. 3it w. ith.
COOL sleeping room. private front en-
trance. south exposure closet and
hath; gentlemen preferred. Walnut
?iN
FURNISHED room for rent; In furn-
ihhed apartment; In private family;
prefer lady or gentleman who In en-
ploysd. Si7 Fast 9Th Maple 657s.
ONE nice front bedroom. gentleman
only. private phone. ?2o West llth.
NICE sleeping room. private family.
closo in Walnut 1926
FOR RENT-To single men. very de-
slrnble furnished rooms In private
home Close In. Call Maple .eoa,
CLEAN, cool sleeping room; IL West
tth 81 Maple 5,i9-J.
MODERN east room, for sleeping. f0li
West 9Th
LARGE beautifully furnished south
east room. good nelghborhood; walk
ing distance. Walnut ?ss3
FOR REST--swef, sleeping room: prl-
Naie family. Has 10 be seen 10 be ap-
preciated. 1904 West Park 81. Call or
phone Maple sso-R
FoR RENT Handsome living room
with rieepinw porch md bath ad-
toining 10 conscnial couple or two la
dies or gentlemen. Private family. 1904
West Park ST. Cali OF phone Maple
| 6so-R
NICE furnished room. l2i West 7ih.
LARGE, beautifully furnished rooms,
with board II desired: also garage,
i2t West 9Th. References.
| NICE furnished bedroom, with prIvi.
leGs Of kitchen, front room, diatn9
rScm ,..du'ts only. Walnut s>se. iei1
WHN%EhlSounS lady 70 share nicely
furnished apartment. with sleeping
porch, Walnut 27s2.
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MALE HELP WANTED

wANTED-I can use several livs-wire
solicitors who have the ability 10
show early results. must bs able 10
furnish car or rig: attractive PROPOSE
ton made TO producers: unless you arc
able TO handle n live proposition appli-
cation would npt be considered: salary
With all expenses guaranteed; territory
Oklahoma. Call IN person or make ap-
piicstion TO Circulation Manager. Far
Mer- 6tockman. Oklahoman Bldg. Oh.
Ah0HQ Citv. Oklahnmn
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WANTED-TO RENT
WAN TED
By Goldberg

By responsible party: 5 or g.
room furnished house, In
good neighborhood. Win
lease for or l2 months.
Box 100, Phone Walnut 6si3.
Crew Lev;ck Co.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

NICELY furnished room for rent near
Belle Isle c8r line; men only. ii37
West s3rd. Maple 1886
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-27

MONARCH HOTEL 200 East snd:
modern. brick. so good roins: S27b.
S3,IS per week.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

TERMINAL HOTEI---33l W. Grand; ~
outside rooms hot and cold running
water, weekly rrt,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-27

CQnl, desirable room, close In; Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-27

The Associated Press II exclusively
entitled to the use for repubiicauon o.
al news dispatches credited 10 or ~,
oAerwise credited IN this paper and
40 the local news published herein.
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FOUR nicely lurnisnea Sleeping rooms.
with bath; board next Joor Iii9
West 18th
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$1,000

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furniture and
drapery man: good position to man
who can qualify. Address E J. Allen,
PoncA City. Okla. Box as.
SEVERAL good permanent positions
will be open In our new organisation
for saiesnfen, car divers, managers,
foremen. etc. i20 West Reno.
wANTED-Sleaner for power pla Mt
salary no object II you can do the
work: BaGwei, Gouriey Cleaning 4
Hat Works. Drumright. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-27

SOUTH sleeping room with double viii
dows. adjoining bath, large closet,
close In. rent reasonable. Maple 5ils,
after & n. m
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ROoMATE wsrtsd Tor Young lady in
private home; home privileges Y-s9.
Okla homnn,
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SITUATIONS WANTED BY DIS
CHARGED SOLDIERS

EX- SERVICE man. typlst, wishes po-
sition as general office man. R-iS.
Oklahoman.
AN overseas soldier wishes n place to
work In bank TO learn the business.
good educatiop. snlary no obstacle, ref
erenccs. Jesse Thomas, Mulhall, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-27

YOUNG man desires roommate. private
home; references exchanged 323 W.
9th street
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NICELY Furnished room, private fam
ny, walking distance. garage. Maple
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WHO pays highest p1cs for ann
wsInS, ssnH tigg{{snl'ur'' tg{s 'al W. Co. =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-27

SMALL bedroom, hath adjoining:
cheap to person employed. best To-
cation.
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GoOn stsnographer wanted at once.
Mnple 1bS6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-27

HOUSEKEEPER-COOK WANTED =
VIII pay good wages for good cook.
some housekeeping. no laundry, good
room; write Mrs. Joe Abraham, Bris-
tow, Okla
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WANTBD-Girl for general housework
and care for children. good wages.
Walnut S5si-J. 1901 North Western.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Man holding life certificate
as teacher OF 7th, sth grades and two
high school subjects; phone 1873. l.. G.
Vandersall. Skiatook. Okla.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Assistant lady cook and
dish washer; also girl to wait tables
Mt Heroid's. 1906 W, Main.
GIRL WANTED-To clerk IN small
confectionery store. can board with
family. Experience not necessary Must
be clean and active. age l6 to 20 years
Address III own handwriting. X. ".
Oklahoman.
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NICE sleeping room In private family;
close In 1l7h West 9Th
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WANTED-Cook for a fraternity house
In Norman. Okla: woman with n son
10 enter the university would be de-
sirable: will pay SIS q week and board
Write Mnude McIienry. Norman. Okla.
or phone ats
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wANTED-MIddle-a white woman
for hourekeeper only three In fam
ily modern homo and a good home for
a woman who Ia capable. Y-35. Oklsho-
man.
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WANTED - Experienced lady marker
and assorter, Elk Laundry. 7l5 n.
| Hudson
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ONE 4.room unfurnishcd apartment: /:
no children. 1918 Llnwood Blvd.
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WANTED -- Stenographer capable OF
taking tictation; state age. expert
cncc and salary expected. Box 800,
Oklahoman
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LADY wanted TO work In lunch stand.
5l2 W. Second; no phone calls an
swered
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oNE nicely furnished room for gentlc-
men; private home. close 10 two car
lines. good ncighborhood Walnut Asst.
The spectator., 1919-07-04
ACT NO. 6S3. Approved April 2, 1919,

An Act to punish @Inisrepresentation and deception in the Sale of fruit shade or ornamental trees vines. shrubs, plants. etc. Provides that all nursery men dealing in such trees shall obtain a license from the chief inspector of the Arkansas Plant Board. and shall give a bond in the sum of S1 900. Pro- vides for all persons engaged In the selling or soliciting orders for such trees to obtain a license. the license to be S5 a year. Provides A penalty of rot less than s10 nor more than $200 for selling such trees or plants with out a license. Provides that in case of sale a duplicate invoice must be filed with the chief inspector within thirty days. Provides that any person mak- ing false and fraudulent representation to the purchaser of such trees shall be fined in any sum of rot less than $50 nor more than $500