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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
AGENTS WANTED

LARGE manufacturer wants rcpresen-
tatives to sell shirts. underwear. hos.
lery. dresses, waists, skirts, direct TO
homes Write for free samples. Mad
ison Mills. 500 Broadway. New York
City.
WANTED < Gentleman to establish
dealers for the best storage battery
on the market: easy work. big pay. Ap-
ply Rueb Battery Co. No. North
Dewey.
AGENTS WANTED-TO sell gasoline
iron; labor and fuel saver. sells IN
every home: pay salary or commission
ladies make good representatives " tc
for free sample. Imperial Sad Iron Co..
TT. Worth. Texas.
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Is Such q Man
Available

A largo wholesale grocery company
maintaining distributing houses In New
Mexico. Arizona and Texas. because OF
rapidly expanding business, requires
the services OF IA capable man for the
buying department.
The man wanted ID not over " years
old Ii now employed as assistant In a
busy buying department OF large groc
cry iobbing house; he should have
served In this line OF work not less than
eight or ten years, must be making
good In his present connection. and he
competent 10 handle larger responsible
tiles where the opportunity Is offered.
Tho position offers an unusual oppor-
tunlty to a man capable uf earning
good SALARY and who can qualify for Its
responsibility. based upon ~ thorough
knowledge OF the Wholesale grocery
business
II such man Is available and can
| prove his ability beyond question
| worthwhile job win he offered him.
| Sell yourself In your first letter,
which will ho treated In strict conf
dcnce,
Address =. o. Box 1855,
~ pnso. Texas
EXPERIENCED cafe. man and wife.
wanted, 10 take charge Of dining
room and kitchen In a commercial no
tel, Okeene, okla, Box 32s
WANTED-A-l machinls,, must he
good lathe hand pay t37 so week: -
hour day; phone OF wire Ritter A. Sles,
machine shop Ardmore. Okla.
WANTEn-First class barber, makes
$50 10 $40 week; steady Job. Bob
Garich. Blackwell, okla.
MEN and women TO take subscriptions
for weekly paper, salary and com
Omission. Apply ZIG West Main ST
TWO advertising salesmen for city, 81
week and commission; good futur'
assured Apply 1l6 West Main st
WANTED-Experlence power sewlnl
machine operator Okla. city Ten
and Awning Co. 5i2 West First st
WANTED--Experie prcsser ant
| spotter. at once. Walnut s7s3. Hydes
Cleaning Works. 3b Harrison.
lWANTED-Gewra blacksmith; mus
be good horssshoer: will change off o,
floor work. Address Clarke Bros, Bo
81, yale. Okla.
VkNTED-Man TO paint house an
| The plano or photograph on work
walnut 1l7.
: oIENO0RAPHER and general offIc
assistant BY established oil compsn!
| n Oklahoma City; reply In own hand
o(1pg. stating age, experience. an
q Eszpsctsd. A-)tA care okiahamap
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

MONARCH hOTEL-s00 East 2nd.
modern. brick. 80 good rooms. 32.75.
- 90 per week.
WILSON HOTEis-2-room suite. bed
room and sitting room, rates reason
n HE anp Il, West Main
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in oklahoma City and vicinity. per
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOHS
FOR RENT
-~~~o>~-~~-~>'~r~>->>~~~~~ -~~--->>---~>~|>~~~~~~
Two or 3 well ventilated light house,
keeping rooms In modern homel
adults: as West tth.
A SUITE Of light housekeeping rooms,
south front; no children. Maple
i7S-J,
TWO desirable housekeeping rooms.
private entrance. connecting bath.
sl0, w. 1th. Maple ss5.
TWO furnished light housekeeping
rooms for rent. ~ Y, stt.
ONE single lght housekeeping room m
Fairgrounds ear line, employed cOu-
pie prcferrcd. 9ls n stiles,
TWO FURNISHED lisht housekeeping
rooms, partly modern, In five room
cottage. Party works through Gay.
Phone Walnut ?129.
TWO nicely Furnished house keeping
rooms, ADULTS only. Cali Maple
i77i.J after O'Clock Saturday and
SUNDAY.
uNFuRNIsHED light hourek cspInE
rooms. 400 West iith Maple 1850.
FOR RENT--Nlcely furnished house.
keeping suite. si5 North Walnut
TWO desirable Housekeeping rooms
private entrance. connected bath.
sl0t West 1th,. Maple ssS.
TWO HIGHT housekeeping rooms for
rent, Walnut os2t. s01 w. 9Th
.l37 w. MAlN-Two cool housckeep-
ing rooms. adults
THREE furnished modern light house,
Keeping rooms In duplex house, south
ftonti also garage at Goa w. Pottawat-
onie.
BUSINESS girl win rent double bed-
room with use Of kitchen and din
Ing room. zoos North Shartel. Walnut
1887
THREE modern furnished housekeep-
Ing rooms; adults io5 r., sth.
TO RENT Sleeping room. also room
with Kitchen privileges. 32s West
Chickasaw. Phone Maple '5i3.
THREE light housek eeplng rooms, con.
Meeting bath. l26 Z, 9th 1t. Adults.
ONE suite of modern housekeeping
rooms az 2is East End no children.
Walnut tl2.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms walking dls.
lance, cool; plano. sewing machine.
walnut dNh9.
MODERN furnished houseks ping
rooms, adults only. 10i Il. 9TH.
TWO rooms and kitchenette. III W.
10th. Walnut b592
FOR RENT-Two light housek eNDlns
rooms. lOl7 N. Geary. Maple Ss6S.
cool. housekeeping rooms is2 Wet
sixth; garage Cali rear.
TWO rooms for light housekeeping In
modern flat; four blocks Of CoicorA
building; everything furnished: adulta.
biss w. California,
TWO lighthousekecping rooms for rent.
Maple 3377-R.
| ONE BROOM suite Of nicely furnished
modern rooms and also one 2-room
suite: on stock YARD Sckr line. II South
Western. Cali Walnut ~53.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms for remit
close In; Maple 3sis.J 1855 West ind.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
| light housekeeping, liz E. 7th. Ma.
| pie 1857.
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DREsSMAKiNG AND MILLINERY
statesmen WANTED

WANTED - Four experienced sales
men for city and country. men With
cars preferred: II you have experience
and ability and arc willing to work
you can easily clear from us TO 500
q week. Call at if0 W. Reno 81.
Oklahoma City. Okla
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MALE Hip WANTED


EXPERIENCED stcnographcr Mt once
Tor permanent position. Phone Wal
nut ib15.
WANTED - Male stenographcr and
clerk, bright future for good man.
Walnut 1884.
WANTED-A wash man at once. steady
Job. Write, or phone No. l6. Black
well steam Laundry, Blackwell. okla.
BA3ER WANTED Must be first class
on brend: Will pay SJ5 per week bon
Tor Bakery, Frederick. okla. Luther
bradshaw, Proprietor. Phone or wire.
WANTED-A man and wife. no child
rem; woman for general house work.
man FOR farm work and caring for hlro
dogs; want some one who ls willing to
work and can he trusted to look after
things; | will pay 500 month ana
board to the right kind OF a couple,
hut you Will have 10 be live wires and
| have the pep TO go ahead. II YOU can
| qualify IT'S real job for n real mau
| ana woman. Address l.. d. Adam. jet.
Okla.
WANTED-Re Registered druggist. wfying
to workl all over store. good futhc
| for right man; wire age. experience.
encumbrance, salary wanted j. A.
lcungberg. Laverne, Okla,
WANTED-Ensrgetic young man for
warehouse work and truck driving.
| Peerless Bag Co. Is + Reno,
WANTED-3 first class finish carpen.
tcrs nj once. call at 507 T.. 7th.
Phone Walnut 673S
WANTED Stationary engineer at
once, Apply chief engineer. Lee
| Huckins.
! LEARN auto driving. only so Puck
EFT Garage, 5i5 n. Hudson. Phone
| Maple 3ies.
WANTED -- An assistant bookkeeper.
! Apply private office Lee liuckns no.
tel
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UNFuRNlSRRD ROOMs
4OR RENT
HOTEL DIRECTORY.

HADLEY INN. opposite Carnegie D.
bsary: SO etrlctIy modern outsids
rooms: soms IN suite with private baths
special weekly ratee
TEkNINXL HOTEL. ~ W. dFanl. !,
outside roems; vel fet0
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The Associated Press Ia exclusively
entitled TO the use for republication OF
an news dispatches credited TO or not
= 40 the local news published herein
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MEN WANTED

Several track and gang fore
man on construction work. must
be experienced and must have
first class references: also need
200 men. Communicate Mt once
with Claiming NJ. Ward. Buff
falo. Northwestern Ry.. Way-D
noka. oklahoma.
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MALE NELP WANTED.

EXPERIENCED grain and elevator
man wanted at once TO act ms man
ager. send references and salary want
eel by first letter. Custer city Farmers
Exchange. Custer city. Okla,
MANTED-A drug clerk for four TO six
weeks relief work: might place In
steady position II satisfactory, Walnut
ICES
WANTED First class carpenter for
steady position by month Apply
Room a09. Skirvln Hotel
WANTED-P Purchasing agent; one hav-
Ing had experience In the handling OF
conmissary items. including meat,
general warehouse supplies, Apply
eleventh floor Lee Huckins
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

ROACH BROS. 5l9 N. Hudson. Cali
Maple 1897, Night Maple 6s5 or Maple
ESQ
WALL PAPER-7c: my prices are the
best: bring samples. estimate work.
Il N. Jarrett, ll2 W. 3rd. walnut 6757
ROOMS pupcred. 81 up; samples; also
painting. Walnut 3bi2. Maple li2t.
W. r. Roach.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

BUSINESS girl win rent double bed-
room with use Of kitchen and din
Ing room zoos North Shartel. Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

EXCEPTIONAL opening good
for three months; q cleanup
for right party. 7o5 Hcrsko-
witz.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

NOVELTY sALEsMAN- Good opening
for live wire who can produce busI-
ness; local territory and big line.
selling assistance given TO land the big
orders when necessary. keeshen Ad-
vertising Company. 2il West Second
street
WANTED-StHctly high grade sales
men with clean records. those who
have the ability to earn from 5000 to
Si5, 900 annually. We have men that
run from $3.50 10 $1,000 per week on
one specially Alone, Address: Atlantic
Paint Co.. 1856 Madison Ave, New York
Ciiy.
wANTED--County agent 20 sell great
est automobile accessory invention OF
tho century. make 100 perceno com
mission. Write Boz sol. city.
Statesmen driving Ford cars. city or
state, can make rebi money selling
F1ost-a-Ford shock hbsorbsrs Beh-
rens. lis West End st.. phone Maple
iOsi
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THREE furnished modern light house,
keeping rooms In duplex house. south
front, also garage at Goa W. Pottawat-
onic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

Stcnographer Mt once
for permanent position, Phone Wal
ntt lhIL
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barber a, once. good
pay. SIS to 335 per week; ~ percent,
call II. q. McVay. Hennessy. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

WAl TED cleaner and presser at once.
Gentry Cleaning Co. III Reno, Okla.
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.l37 w MAlN-Two cool housckeop
ing rooms. adults.
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WANTED-Choir director that can sing
tenor: outside work assured. Amos
Avery, chairman music committee. Sa-
pl,lua Okla
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WANTED - Male stenographcr and
clerk; bright future for good man.
al
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THREE modern furnished housekeep-
Ing rooms; adults. 1o5 II, sth.
TO RENT--Sleeping room. also room
with Kitchen privileges. 32s Wost
Chckssaw. Phone Maple 25i3
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A SUITE Of light housekeeping rooms,
south front; no children. Maple
i?7S-J
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TWO hight housekeeping rooms for
rent. Walnut $3.50. y0I W. 9Th
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TWO nicely Furnished house keeping
rooms, ADULTS only. Cali Maple
i7Ii.J after O'Clock Saturday and
SUNDAY.
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TWO desirable housekeeping rooms.
private entrance. connecting bath.
sl0l, W. 7th. Maple ss5.
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We have several routes open for boys
between the ages of l2 TO Is. Apply
City Circulation Manager oklnhoman
anl fines
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED--Ro Ro ogistered druggist Turn
Sei ugh Drug CO.. Hartshorne. Okla.
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I ONE suite ~ modern housekceplna
rooms at ?ls East End. no children.
| "a uInut lioA
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kEDLEsroN ia DERsNsAlRE .

by the United States Senate, and last
but not least, to review and interpre-
tation by the Supreme Court OF the
United States.
Premier Lloyd George has on more
than one occasion asserted that the
various treaties in connection with the
Peace Conference would be submitted
to Parliament for its consideration and
approval. But neither Crown nor
Government Is under any obligation
TO abide by any expression OF opinion
that either House at Westminster
may give in the form Of vote. The
action OF the monarch in consulting
the imperial legislature is purely
voluntary. This Is apparent from the
circumstance that number OF
treaties and international agreements
concluded by Lord Grey, when For
eign Secretary. and by Arthur Balfour
in their sovereigns- name, have never
yet been communicated, at any rate
in their entirety, to Parliament and
consequently to the public.
There are secret treaties and there
are also secret clauses of treaties that
have been partially published. During
the great war there was no reason
to help the enemy by communicating
To Parliament and In this fashion tc
the entire world the various provisions
of the numerous agreements concluded
with the Powers Of the Entente for
the furtherance OF the aims sought
in the struggle. Arguments for com
plete publicity and entire absence oi
secrecy. in the matter OF the relations
between the nations OF the Entente
united against a common foe. are
ridiculous and impossible In the case
Of great powers. such as the British
Empire, France and the United States
Their mutual AFFAIRS cannot bt
threshed out. in the open market
place. Senatorial ratification may b
necessary in America for the foreign
treaties negotiated by the Administra'
The sun., 1919-11-02
Haunts of Washington Irving

nephew, John Treat Irving. The city
that he found was far from being as
bad as he had anticipated. Previous
visits had been on business-coming
down from Tarrytown and returning
there the same day on the boat. This
time he was in town for a stay and
TO go about In society. After a few
weeks he was in very different mood
from the one in which he had written
to his sister. The cordial and may
say affectionate reception l met with
everywhere, and the delight l felt on
mingling once more among old friends,
had such an enlivening effect on me
that | soon repeated my visit and
have ended by passing almost the
whole of the winter in town. l think
il had good effect upon me in every
way. 1t has rejuvenated me and has
given such a healthful tone to my
mind and spirits that | have worked
with greater alacrity ind success. l
have my books and papers with me-
and generally contine myself to the
house and to my pen all the long
morning. and then give up the evening
TO society and amusement"
Irving's great delight at this time
was. the Opera House, only three
blocks away from the dwelling in
which he was staying. 1T is Allied
every night. Everybody Is well
dressed, and il Is altogether one Of
the gayest, prettiest, and most polite
looking theatres / have ever seen
. have not missed a, single per-
Torrance since l have been in town
. One meets all ones acquaint-
| ances at the opera, and there is much
visiting from box to box, and pleasant
conversation, between the acts, The
| Opera House Is. In fact, the great fea-
ture in polite society in New York
and I believe It Is the great attraction
that keeps me in town. Music is to
me the great sweetener of existence
and never enjoyed 1t more abundant
ly than at present"
What Is now the New York Centra,
Railroad was greatly disturbing fr-
wing AT that time. To him tho prof.
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(Cont.nusd from Preceding Pa0o)

two years old, The evening Of life
is fast drawing over me, still I hope
to get back among my friends while
there is yet a little sunshine left"
Thus he had written from Spain,
April 2, 1s45. Once there had been
for a brief moment In his mind the
idea of renting the cottage. But on
his return his first concern was TO
build an addition to II and enlarge its
accommodations. which were limited
for the number OF its inmates.
It was very seldom that he found
time or occasion to visit the city then
SO Ear to the south, but he described
It as 1t impressed him in 1s47 in the
course OF q letter TO a sister who had
not seen IL for forty years. New
York as you knew it," he wrote, was
a mere corner of the present huge
city (the population or New York was
then In the neighborhood of 100000
and that corner is all changed, pulled
to pieces, burnt down and rebuilt
all but our little native nest in Will
lam street, which still retains some
Of its old features, though these are
daily altering. / can scarcely realize
that, within my term OF life, this great
crowded metropolis, so full of life
hustle, noise, show and splendor, was
a quiet little city OF some fifty or sixty
thousand inhabitants. 1t is really now
one OF the most rscketing cities In the
world. and reminds me OF one o
the great European cities Drank
fort. for instance) at the time of ar
annual fair. Here II is a fair almost
all the year round. For my part,
dread the noise and turmoil Of 1t, and
visit It but now and then. preferring
the quiet life OF my country retreat
which shows that the bustling time Of
life is over with me. and am settling
down into q sober. quiet, good fol
nothing old gentleman"
But finally he did 80 70 New York
TO stay in the house next door, which
had become the residence OF his
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sweetness of disposition to the success
Of her husbands phenomenal rise in
early life through the friends and
good will which she won for him in
every direction. She may be said to
have sacrificed her life to the land
of her adoption. Her health had suf-
fered severely from the terribly try
: climate of India
On the completion of his first term
as Viceroy he came home with her to
England. The Government consid-
cred 1t imperative, owing to critical
conditions there that he should return
and remain at the helm In India for
two years more. He was unwilling
to go on account of his wife's health.
She insisted, however, that he should
respond to the call of duty. and IN
defiance Of the orders OF her physi-'
clans. persisted In accompanying him
back to the East. He brought her
home to England eighteen months
later to succumb shortly after her ar
rival.
Queen Alexandra took Lord Cur
zon's three little motherless daughters
under her particular care and protec-
ton throughout their girlhood. The
eldest Of them. Lady Irene, who is
next heir to her fathers harony Of
Ravensdale, and will on his demise
become a peeress in her own right, is
now the wife OF Guy Benson, eldest
son and heir of Robert H. Benson OF
Buckhurst, Sussex. the well known
London banker. Lord Curzon's earl
6om will become extinct at his death
without male issue. But his Wis
county Of Scarsdale along with his
ancestral home in Derbyshire. known
as keddleston. where the Curzons have
been established for 700 years, will
pass to his younger brother, Colonel
the Hon. Alfred Curzon.
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gardless Of the changes of party gov
ernment.
In enumerating the various states
men who have followed one another at
the head of the Foreign Office during
the last four or five decades I have
laid stress upon their title as Foreign
Minister OF the Crown. This is because
his position Is distinct from the other
members of the Cabinet, and even
from the other Secretaries of State.
1amely, those for the Home Depart
ment. for the Colonies, for India and
for War. Whereas all of these are
Immediately responsible to the admin
istration as a body, and to Parliament,
the Foreign Minister'S primary re-
sponsibility Is to the Crown. This is
not generally understood abroad. where
the impression prevails that the inter-
national policies OF the empire are Just
as much subject to Parliamentary con-
troll, and. indeed, OF legislative sane
ton, as the internal administration OF
the United Kingdom.
BY the terms of the Constitution the
conduct of the international relations
Of the British Empire is vested, not in
Pdrllamenl, out IN tHe troWH' II III
the prerogative of the sovereign. For
the Constitution takes the ground that
II is impossible that the individuals of
the State. in their collective capacity,
can transact the affairs of that State
with another community equally as
numerous as themselves. In the
sovereign, therefore. as in a centre. all
the rays Of the people are united and
form that union Of consistency, splen-
DIR and power that makes the mon
, arch respected by foreign countries"
What Is done by the royal authority
with regard to foreign Powers is there
fore the aet OF the whole nation and
Of the entire empire. and IL binding
upon them Whatever agreements,
treaties or arrangements the sover-
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ect OF running a railroad along the
eastern hank of the Hudson meant
the desecration OF a beautiful shore,
and the making of his own little cot
tage untenable However. when the
matter was once finally settled, he
tried 10 make the hest of It. AS IL
was carried short distance out in the
river, he was spared the trial OF hav-
Ing ii cross his own grounds; and :he
trees along the bank formed screen
that bs hoped with a little care would
soon shut II out from view. He ax-
pressed the wish that "he had been
born when the world was finished"
and declared he believed that "if the
Garden of Eden were now on earth
they would not hesitate to run a rail-
road through IT."
In the early part OF 1853 Irving left
SGnnyside for visit to his friend
Kennedy at Baltimore, stopping for
several days in New York on the way.
He saw Alhonl I'm La Sonnambula"
witnessed the o'd play. @The Road TO
Ruin" at Wallacks, and attended a
ball. There were several other visits
to New York later in the same year.
The old Crystal Palace, which stood
where Bryant Park is now, was then
one of the sights OF the city. In
letter 70 Kennedy of August "a. 1853,
he commented: IT fear, however,
shall not be strong enough to go sight
seeing with you In New York; and,
nueed, have seen as much OF the
Crystal Palace in my delirium that ]
am afraid the very sight of II would
bring on n paroxysm." Less frequent
and OF shorter duration became the
trips 10 the city.
A few hours at the Hotel Clarendon
In the company OF friend who lived
there, or nj the Barret ATes residence
at 83 Lafayette place, ard then back
10 Sunnyside. What seems TO have
been his very last visit was made on
September .. 1859 Less than three
months later he died. But though he
died away from his native city. II
was In his native city that the flags
were at half mast.