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KISS BURGLAR" TO RETURN.
Play VIII start Indefinite Run nj
Bronihurst.

Lee and J. j. Shuhert will bring back
TO town The Kiss Burglar with music
by Raymond Hubbell and book by Glen
Marlborough It will be shown ut the
Broadhurst Theatre. beginning next
Monday evening The cast is headed by
Marie Carroll. Denman Msley and Harry
Clarke. Others I'm the company are
Louise Mink, Ann Sands. George Leon
Moore. Emmett ShsCkleford. Louis
Brown. Robert Norman William Cary
oliver Smith, Ester Fair and jeanette
Cook
The story centres around n Grand
Duchess who Is visiting N New York
.ouple anxious to break into society and
who for that purpn@e employ a pres
agent Recently 1.-The Kiss Burglar" ha -
been playing in Philadelphia and Boston
II was first produced here last summer
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ST. PAUL VICTIM WIDOW SUES
Wants Damages for Death Mt the
Time Liner Capsized.

Letters OF administration were granted
to Mrs. Mary u. Liston of 26l West
Twenty street in the Surrogates
Court to enable her to institute suit for
the death of her husband. william Lis
ton. who lost his life April IS, 1918.
when the steamship st. Paul capsized
at her pier IN the Hudson River.
L!ston left no actual estate. and Il
became necessary for his widow 10 take
this course preliminary to starting her
suit for damages She alleges her hus-
band was drowned as n result OF the
negligence OF the Robins Dry Dock and
Repair Company and the International
Mercantile Marine Company. Listcn was
an employee on board the liner at the
time of the accident.
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ILL, BUT WOULD PARADE.
so ConNalescents at Camp Upton
Seek to BE in Line on :Sth.

CAMP UPToN, March 13-More than
eighty men Of the Twenty Dl-
vision. who are convalescing in the base
hospital here. have requested permission
either to march in the parade in New
York or TO ride in automobiles in the
line. Capt Wood Of the Red Cross
hopes to obtain permission TO send each
applicant To town on the 25th.
Lieut. Martha Rlefa and Corporals
Virginia Siehert and Elsa Riefe Of the
Lafayette Battalion 0i the Women's Po-
lice Reserves, came TO camp to-day re-
cruiting discharged soldiers for the
New York Police Department They
We're sent by Deputy Police Commits
sioncr Rodman Wanamaker with pos
ters, which they placed about camp.
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DIED.

ARMSTRONG--Augus Trematn March
II at his residence Fayetteville Y Y.
In his ffty-sixth year; father Of Capt.
Morwin Armstrong, Company d. lO5th
Engineers, Thirtieth Division. and
Lieut.. Donald Armstrong, Company y,
1ei;h M2rhiHe Gun Pat:olios.~& rcr -
seventh Division. and only brother OF
Collin Armstrong Of New York
BARNEY r. c. beloved wife Of
Charles y. Barney. eldest daughter OF
the late jay Cooke at Eildon. Ozontz,
Pa. on Wednesday. March IL. 1919.
Funeral services at St PHurs Church.
ogontz Pa, Saturday, March Is. 1919.
at p VI
CALHOUN Mabel on March ie Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad way
and Slxty-slxth street Frank Ic. Camp
bel'D. Saturday. l p. VI.
cROFFORD.- on March .. Ser
Vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
Broadway and siIty-sIxth street Drank
T.. campbellsJ, Saturday, 10 A. NJ.
LlNNINGTON.--At Short Hills n j.
March 10. 1919. Margaret Anne widow
Of stephen Henry Huntington and
daughter Of tho late John and Eliza.
beth Wood Jones, In the seventy fifth
year OF her age.
Funeral private.
AORGAN-On March 10, Thomas c
Morgan.
Service at his late residence. 90 West
Eighty-fourth street. Friday at {
r. NJ. Interment Great BBrringto
Mass Kindly omit flowers
PYLE.--on March IL, Brooke Fleet Pyle
widow OF stephen d. Pyle. Sr., a.
Stamford. Conn.
Funeral services at Strong Place Baptist
Church. Brooklyn, Friday March II
at 2;so p. NJ. Internont Greenwood.
ScHWEINBURG--Emil on March S. Ser
H. vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
broadway and Sixty-sixth street (Franl
r. C~Inpbviis', Friday. 10 a. Al.
TAYLoR.--At Essex FsiIs. n. j. on Marcel
-, ]. Edna MarcelIus. beloved wife ot
,. Harry Taylor.
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ENSIGN SIDNEY KELLY. U. $. N.

Ensign Sidney John Kelly. U. S. N. a..
a veteran of pilot service. died yesterday
In his home, 81 Adelphi street, Brooklyn,
following an attack OF influenza. En-
sign Kelly served for the past three
years in the Naval Reserve and was
aboard the mine sweeper Foam during
the war In the Spanish war Ensign
Kelly did harbor service. For twenty
five years he followed the sea as IL
censed mate. master mariner and pilot.
Ensign Kelly was born in the old
Fourth ward, Manhattan. and was a
graduate of City College. A solemn
mass of requiem will be sung at the
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church,
Brooklyn, tomorrow. Interment. with
military honors, will be at Calvary Gem
etery. He leaves widow, three sons.
one OF whom is a soldier in France, and
four daughters
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GEORGE T.. sCHAEFER,

George F. schaefer, for sixteen years
Coroner Of Richmond county. died in his
residence, 159 Richmond turnpike. Cas-
Teton Corner. yesterday. from influenza
lie wac 5S years old Mt. Schaefor was
born in Manhattan and had made his
home for many years in Richmond. He
retired from his post as Coroner in 1905
He is survived by his wife, two sons and
a daughter.
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DUCHESS DE CHoIsEUL.

Word reached New York yesterday
Of the death in Paris on March : of
the Duchess de Choiseul, who was for
merly Miss Claire Coudert of New York.
She was the eldest daughter of the late
Charles Coudert OF New York. a cousin
Of Frederic r. Coudert and a sister Of
Mrs. Condo Mast. She was married TO
the then Marquis de Choiseul in St.
Patricks Cathedral on March IL, 1891.
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DIR. WILLIAM n. A. CARLEY.

Funeral services will be conducted to-
night for DR.. William r. A. Carley, "a
Linden street. Brooklyn physician. who
died Tuesday in his fifty-fifth year.
DR.. Carley was born in Ellenville. n.
Y. He was graduated from the Belle
vue Hospital Medical School in 1888 He
was a member of the STATS of the Long
Island College Hospital. Bethany Dea-
coness Hospital and the Brooklyn Hos
pital. He was member of the Medical
Society Of the County Of Kings, the As
ISOLATED Physicians Of Long Island and
one of the original members of the
Brooklyn Medical Society. He leaves a
widow and son.. Interment will be at
Evergreens Cemtery.
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MANY PLAY GOLF AT MIAMI.
Final Polo Match Also Attracts
Winter COIOnists.
Special Despdtch to THE suS.

MIAMI. Fla, March l3.-The golf
course was filed with players this morn
ing. >xhile- in the afternoon many at
tended the final polo match OF the sea-
son Al the Miami Beach Field.
Major William H. Parer, who returned
recently from France, Is visiting friends
at the Hotel Urmey.
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INFLUENZA CASES INCREASE.
Jump From 40 to EGO, hut Pncu.
monia Victims Are Fewer,

Influenza cases and deaths reported
Yesterday 70 the Health Department
show de-ided increase. Cases OF FIN"
We're 220 yesterday. as compared with
l4s Wednesday, and deaths numbered
81. as against 10 the day before Preu-
monia cases dropped from IS to SIS. but
the deaths from this disease rose TO Sc
an Increase of IS over Wednesday
New cases reported yesterday in the
five borUughs were
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BANQUET FOR GOV. EDGE.
Atlantic City Hotel Men Arrange
Event for Tomorrow.

ATLANTIC CITY, March 13--The event
of the week will be the testimonial ban
Quct to Gov. Walter E Edge at the Break
ers on Saturday night, given ny the At
lantic city Hotel Mems Association and
the Chamber Of Commerce in celebration
Of his election To the United States SEN
ate. Both houses Of the New Jersey
state Legislature will attend in body
Among the arrivals from New YORK -
day were Mr. and Mrs William Har-
ness, at the Traymore Mrs II. S. Tai
madze, Shelhurne Mr.. and Mrs. II, A.
Arnold. st. Charles Mrs. VI. r. Marshall,
Strand Mrs. Elizabeth Banson. Alamac
Mrs. Richard Walsh, Arlington Miss
Mary Baldwin, Haddon Hall Mr.. and
Mrs. !. w. Mason, Fredonia Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. FItzmaurice, Wiltshire: Mr..
ana Mrs. Frederick Riley, Boutwell,.
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sToCKBRIDGE HOME LEASED.
Several New Workers Arrange for
Next season in Lenox.

LENox, Mass, March 13.--Miss Louise
Nathalie Grace OF Great Neck, Long
Island, has leased Mrs. John .Swann's
house in stockbridge until May and will
arrive tomorrow.
G. l.. Winthrop and Miss Emily Win
throp of New York are here. Mr. and
Mrs Henry |. Parsons OF New York are
at the Wendell Hotel In Pittsheld.
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ALBANY, March 13.-An investigation
u food held in cold storage, especially
meat, both in public and private plants
in the state was ordered to-day by the
Council of Farms and Markets Com
mis- sioner Eugene H. Porter will direct
the investigation.
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MORAN Is LEADER
IN PICTURE AUCTION
Artists View of South Coast of
England Sold for $500
to w. j. Keough,
A BLAKELOCK FOR 1890
American Art Association Be-
gins Sale OF MOore's Japa-
nese Collection.

Edward Morans English picture
Cookie Gathering. South Coast of Eng
land" led the prices in last nights sale
OF pictures I'm the Hotel Plaza ballroom
by the American Art Association, going
to w J. Keough for $500. The session
was in way a preparation for to-
NIGHTS larger sale. in which the
Winslow Homer marine and the Inness
landscapes are to be disposed OF.
The other leading prices were $3.50
paid by II. G. Thompson for n small
Blakelock and $3.50 paid by Henry
Schultheis for work by Bruce Crane.
The total for the evening was $s,525.
The list of pictures that brought 500
and up follows:
Camille Magnus, cupid and
Psyche at the Fountain of
Love" W. w. Seaman. agent o.. $40
Ralph Albert 1lskelock, indian
Girl: Uintah Tribe" Il c.
ls-john ' Carleton virgins. Two '''
sturdy Beasts OF Burthen." o.
1s--RsipS Albert Riakelock. sen. i''
tinel Setter in Woodland" II. c.
2'-iules Worms, preparing for
Journey" George A. Lloyd. 49,. 165
26-Leonard Ochtman. rLandsoape:
Evening" w. W. Seaman. agent 100
2s-Edward l. Henry. "a Gay
Coaching Party" Timothy #.
si-Nfred wahi6ers;,' Moonlight GOV
=, Night in sweden" A. Reimann $50
sS-Arthur Quartley, Fishing
Boats" Henry schultheis ....... $50
s9-Richard PAUL. Windy Day in
Spring" r. C. Thompson $50
s-william II. Lippincott. Italian
water Carrier" o. Bernet, agent 100
f-Nsrcisse Berchere. Sunset in
Egypt" r. c. Thompson. ...... 14t
6i--Georees Michel, ION the Coast
Near Etretat." J. NJ. Mccarthy. 1iO
6s-Ernest Lawson. ION the
Shore" Charles Daniel. ....... 100
bS--CieOrRe Herbert MCC'Ord Even
Ing; Near Gloucester" Robert
57-Paui Cornoyer THE Road to the
River" William A. Burnett. 10
Ss--wiliam Langson Lathrop. "Old
Barn in Winter. Rehn Galleries. 400
Civilian II. Beard. Cards a la
Mode" Henry Schulthes. ...... 1870
es-Edward Moran. Cookie Gather.
ing: South Coast of England"
ss-charles Paul Grippe. Late oc-
tober," J. Bennett Nolan. 200
6I-George Gardner Symons, Win
ter In New Jesey," r. A. Mich.
7o--John carleton wiggin. Mid
summer r. c. johnson. ....... 80
H--Walter Launt Palmer. Wheat
Fields Near chantiliy.' W a.
7i-Robert ward Van Boskerci. %
"A Quiet stream" Henry Schulz
7s-Bruoe Crane, t'EvcniIdc." Henry "
7s-caIS Sssths. az the Spring ~
Frank Reside. ................. lao
TT-Altred Philippe Roll. "a sum
mer Day" NJ Knoe Her 4 CO.. 400
Thames G. Tyler. THE Blockade
Runner" A. V. Stout........ 2lO
Te--Roswell Morse Shurten. The
outlook: In the Adirondack
r, c. Thompson. ....-.......... 4l0
so--ChRrles w. Hawthorne Pleas
ures Of the Table" Henry Schul-
theis .................... 40
sl--John ]. Enneking, Sunset" r.
s.-charles Edouafd de Beaumont. ~
Furnishing Cupid" W A Burnett l05
In yesterday afternoons sale OF the
Rufus L. Moore Japanese art collection
at the American Art Association be-
ginning was made in the dispersal OF the
smaller objects. NHmanaka & Co. gave
$3.50 for No ia. a gold lacquer inro
and $50 for No. 90 a second gold lacqus r
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In yesterday afternoons sale Of the
Rufus L. Moore Japanese art collection
ut the American Art Association a be-
ginning was made in the dispersal OF the
smaller objects. Yamanaka & Co gave
$3.50 for No. ia. a gold lacquer inTo
and $50 for No. 90, a second gold lacqus r
inro. +. Kaldenberg paid $40 for No
200, a wooden head of Buhhda. and No
rs. a pipe, holder and pouch, went Ia
Mr.. Oshima for S37.5O. The total for the
session was S9063.5O. This sale con-
t!nues this afternoon.
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WANTED--six ladies TO make alter
htions In clothing department. Sat
urdays only. Apply At Harris -Goar
Co 10 North Harvey
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Okiaf,Oman.TimeS
EffectiYe Anri! 0, lQlN

Effective AprN u, HYuV
Al weekday classified ndvsrtlsln'
rum 10 both pnpers al ono price Sun
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the two dailiss
Word Line nct
One time, Daily oklaho.
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MALE HELP WANTED

nros Shawnee. Okb
BAlHEu wanted. elderly man. 0i W
sth.
blSIIWASHER wanted NJ ono, glj
" loth Npply at Kitchen
WANTED Ar ONCE -Iaa.clpss nll
round bu.rhrr and sausage wik,r.
good pay Booze nehi,fA aud gigarct
neuds need mot apply Phone walnut
Nb Ror g. Harris n Co. lg22 West
2ud St urhhuinl CID
$4,000 PER WEEK Tor men who can
s,ll 20 farmers. you Invest nothing
We furnish the goods, thoy all need,
viii bHy when shown, rou must have
conveyance. Apply room I. l0l'q West
Main
GOOD proposition for clnylsscrs at
il9 North Broadway
WANTEn-Job and ad man. ana Job
man: union scale i7n Wire tho
Democrat ukmulge,, Okla.
TWO good A-No shnc snlesrcn
wanted In department store; must hs
expert IN fttlng high class shops B-i61,
Okhhpmau.
WANTED Experienced tailor Tith
Avenue clothes shop. l22 ". Main
WANTED - Collector strnisht salary.
prefer man with motorcycle. but not
absolutely necessary jag Oklnhoniun.
BARRIER. WANTED . Palace Barber
Shop, 3lS 4 West Grand Ave, okla
huWu city.
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THltEE furnished house keeping rooms
IN modern fiat S00ts Enst 9TH
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FURNISHED completely, Including sas.
lights, water, telephone. five roome
and very large sleeping porcht one OF
the coolest places In city: small family,
SIS Walnut 1884 or iii9
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Mousrn, huWH. 80 "'r' "" o'.
ONE 3-room housekeeping suite. mod
ern, clean and nicely furnished, ii00is
W Main.
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WANTED-A high class automobile
supply and accessory salesman. work
on salary and commission basis: must
he able to furnish bond II required |:
tho largest and most complete stock
sharp Auto Supply Co. Oklahoma
city
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MALE AELp WANTED.

WANTED-l can use several lye.wlre
solicitors who have the ABILITY to
show cary results. must be able to Wf.
nlsh car or rlg attractive proposition
made to producers unless YOU aic
able 10 handle i've proposition nppN.
cation would not 81 considered. satf,rS
With all expenses guaranteed territory
Oklahoma. Call in person or maze ap.
plieatlon 10 Circulation Manager. Par.
mer. Stocknan. OsIuh'm1n Bldg Okla
hoina CITY. Oklahoma.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

APARTMENTS FOR RENT
>>>>>~>~N>>~~->>>>>~~>>~~~> >~~~>>>,>~~~~~~~~>~>~~~S>
TWO ROOMS OF my <-room modern
apartment. with pantry. closets and
extra store.room. gas, water and lights
furnished; only young couple with ref
erences considered. 1921 W. First. Ma
pie t338-R.
FOR RENT--Furnishsd about June I
to August Is. 6-room modern home, I
block carline. northwest. Phone Maple
S25.
TIRE E ROOM apartment, nicely fuH
nished. Maple l57s.J. i3i7h N, wes-
tern.
FURNISHED completely. Including Gas.
lights, water, telephone. five roome
and very large sleepinG porcht one OF
SIS. Walnut 1884 or Ills.
FOR REkT.Sicsly furnlshsd E:Tocn
ihs distance and on carlIna; permanent
people prefsrred. Apply 500 ~ Lindsay
afternoons. Walnut bi17.
FOR RENT--June list, a furnIshed !.
room apartment li2s North HsrvsN
FOR RENT.-5-room modern home fof
three morths. 1924 W and eau
Walnut 1907.
FOR RENT-s-room house from June
! To- September il,sdSlts only; 81, i.
ethI Walnut ts@ -
COMPLETELY furnished modern two.
room apartment south exposure.
WY ft ''h.
MeCAFFEETY home Tor rent for The
summer Mdults 2lo East lath,
FOR kENT- Groom furnished apart
msnt with sleeping porchi adults
only. No. pets. Sl2 East 9Th. Walnut
seI1;
JUNE I, Furnished home; 1921 West
Sth; phone Maple "a
FoJ, aFNr-A r,e.,v ,nrr,.n.x
spsrtmsKt, cioos IN; Adult only, ysS.
.r.ncss rsaulrId. Apply st ias west
s'kooM turni.hsd apartment upstairs;
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FOR RENT-kicely furnlshsd g-Foon
cottage, with bath and garage. walk
ihs distance and on carlina: permanent
people prefsrred.. Apply 500 N. Lindsay
afternoons Walnut bi77 ~.
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TWo lleht housekeeping rooms, also l
L hlaanlnR rnoIn i0A ~. 9th
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housekeeping and sleeping
n ?lsh n Broadway Phone
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Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-S Statesmen who can inter
view bankers regarding tho placing
OF farm loan agencies. Address or call
i0i-lS Baum Bldg Oklahoma City.
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EXPERIENCED stock salesman TO no
TO an eastern state and take charge OF
a district; must be able to assist your
sub salesmen to close deals. excellent
proposition TO righ, men, unlaSs YOU are
able 10 finance yourself for 30 rays do
not reply 70. BOX i05. Oklahoma
T'ify
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WANTED-FOr out - city work,
several high class. experienced ucvu-
pHucr solicitors AZ on.n only high
clnss men need puply NHm1.r Cuuu-
tpy Ctcull,lon Dklahn7uap and Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

SALESMAN to ssIl Grouse Clear Vision
ten gallon easoline pumps one sell
Ing district open In Oklahoma. n. l..
Grant, Lee Bucklns hotel Room 1910.
STOCK sslssman waHlsd-H YOU a7s
interested In selling high class induA-
triai securities aud have the record Of
business setter we can Use YOU: DO
mestio and European orders for our
products aw ttlng tho conpletiop> Of our
Inent. Factory building offlaa sfo-31
w. ind.
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BOY WANTED.

WE HAVE SEVERAL sALARlEu
ROUTES OPEN no GOOD REL
ABLE Buiv, PREFERABLY HIGH
SCHOOL STtiDENTS APPLY CITY
CIRCULATION MANAGER OKLA
llOMAN- rlMEi.
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LFARN auto driving. only ,lOoO S
North Hudson.

LtARN auto driving. only $lO0J.
North Hudson.
WANTtD--lh each county In OklaHo'
ma. kansas and TeIas Drivers van
car, with standing and local AsauAlnl-
fnce 10 drive our salesmen, Vic pei
dry and expenses. answer By letter
giving references or call on Fer4 m
pleneni 4 Tractor Co. ig0 West Reno.
oklshomn cry. Okla
GOOD BARBEf wanted Immediately.
jim Despair. Wauirka. Okla.
WANTED--ReKlstefe cred pha rna clsi. fviusi
BE- sober. pleasant and good nslxer:
woih all oyer store. Apply TO John Con
nel ON Drus Store. l.ehlgh. Okla.
iWANTED-E Expetlsneed sal.smnn Tor
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