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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
FEMALE HELP WANTED


ANTED-ESpcrlence cashier, candy
glrl and table walters At Hefold s,
100 west Main
| ELDERLY white woman TO help with
| housework and baby, nice home anu
board furnished. reasonable wages;
family ~ two Address. CAPTAIN Rich
nrdsoG, J3G boulevard. Norman, Okla.
RELIABLE white woman for general
housework. Phone Maple 1892.
| COl0rcd Woman Wanted
Not under 20. without small children.
to 80 to another town M housekeerer
| for small family: good home ana good
pay Tor right party. Call Room $40
| cadillac Hotel
WAITRESS wanted Hunts Lunch. lis
North Robinson
MAID wanted for general housework
and to cook. i3s West 18th.
LADIES wanted. Kramer Laundry.
Walnut 1851
ASTED-All-around launderer. must
he good marker and sorter: also sew
cral experienced women. modern plant:
fine working conditions. Ideal LAun-
dry. Larned, kans.
WANTED-Thr experienced opera
tors for beauty parlor; also one ex'
pert Marcel WaNer and hair dresser.
Apply to Mrs Hurd. Beauty rarior.
Sanger Bros. Dallas,
WANTED-Scttlcd, clean. white wom-
nm for cooking and general house
work; good wages. Walnut ll9i
WANT white girl to do housework.
VIII pay good price for one that is In
dustrlous and proficient and can give
good references. Call Walnut $3.50
MANTED-Coolcd mnid: lCht work.
aloO Classcn.
! WANTED Stenographer with 5000 10
| take active interest In good real es-
| tate business that will pay you Mt least
$3.50 pcr month lady preferred. V-s.
! Okishoman.
WANTED - Two experienced dinins
room girls. Duncan Hotel. Pawhuska,
Okla.
WANTED-Girl for light office work
some bookkeeping. typcwrlting, cash
Ter and telephone to answer; answer
In hand writing: state lowest salary
| VS., care Oklahoman.
HELP WANTED - Experienced ma
chine girls Kings Laundry.
PANTRY woman wanted. Apply skir-
win hotel,
LADY to worl, tor husbands room. and
| hoard or vngeH 3ls W. tth, Maple
/ lSG0-J
WAITED An experienced white siri
for general homework Walnut $3.50.
WANTED Good laundrc-s, 30 cents
an hour; 10 hours work regularly
926 ". 18th Walnut sos
wANTED-an experienced nurse girl
Maple 33,s.
WANTED -- First-class stenographer
broadway Employment office, 2O1
Culhertson BldG.
LADY wanted in every town In okla
homn and Texas to handle larclcy
corsets, hest for money J. u. Ellwood
Cen pel, Dallas, Texas.
TEACHERS
10 YOU want employment FOR your
coming vacation? The blue Bird Orga
nization" offers exceptional opporuni-
ties for vacation or permanent work
experience not required, salary T5 t'
start Applications considered In the or
der received state age. present salary
educational attainments and length OF
vacation In reply. II satisfactory, Inter
view will he arranged. Address The
Rluc Bird Organization" sixth floor Oh
Exchange nldg oklahoma city. oka.
WANTED-S Snicslady for extra worn
Saturdays. The Famous, liS Wes'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALE

Ol u loNO W NV II IL T. w ~ Il
~|~~~>>-~ ~--J~ -e~~>>-~~~~~>~~-~~e 49, ----,,~-
NTED-position as stenocrnpher-
secretary by young lady with exec
utive ability. Have had two years eX-
pcrience. H. L., Oklahomnn.
COLORED LAuNDRESs: experienced. I.
city references Maple lss-R.
GIRL wishes position Ms s,enographer
or ypist. Call for May Lusk, Maple
3s9i-R. after I y m, or Maple 1855
between 5 and $3.50.
/ POSITION hy competent ladg hria-
phone operator and stenu .rapnCr.
Phone Mapl" $500 or walnut j5j2.
/ COLOREp woman wants work by week
ss0 West lat, Father
TYPIsT OF college education. Of abil-
ity. with general office, experience
Walnut js3.
EXPERIENCED bookkceper and stem
osrapher, wants position half days
az. Oklnhoman.
C6LOHED GlRL wants laundry work.
Maple 3ils.J
! COLORED GlRI. WANTED to work two
days each week. walnut 5leS
EXfEhitNCrb stenographer wants
position; call Y. W. c. A.. Maple lii
between . and ,.
LADY experienced IN book keeping.
typewrtlng or dic'sphone desires per
mhncnt position. T-+6, Oklshomsn.
BiGlSNt,R stcnosrapher anxious FOR
position. Call Y W. c. A. Maple
lH ctween . and }.
| WANTED Nv young lady attending
business college. n place TO work he
| forr and after school for room and
board Phone Walnut ao7
| BUNDLE washing wanted AT l'l5x ~
Broadway Phone Walnut t2s3.
STENOGWATHER - somc experience,
| energetic; desires rositlon. reason
| bic salary walnut 23ls.
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Statesmen WANTED.
Salesman Wanted

Two Industrial and ordinary insur'
arcc salcsmen: also TO collect debts
special salary and commission paid
weekly; splendid contract for men Will
Ing 10 work American National In
surancc Co, 30 Baltimore Bldg, Okla
homa civ OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

WANTED First class
automobile mechanic
and acetylene Welder to
take charge of shop;
must be able to guaran=
tee work; will pay salary
or commission. p. o.
Huddle, Cherokee, Okla.
WANTED Soda fountain boy after
noon; over 10 years old. 3}l North
Robinson.
CARPENTERS WANTED. Call strand
Theatcr
WANTED - Hookkeeper. experienced
only Apply In person. Pierce Oh Cor
poration, 100 Fast Noble
LINOTYPE mnchlnlst. operator. after
noon paper union, permanent. f35,
now open Wire foreman Sapulpa Her
MD sapups okla.
WANTED ~ First class platen press
feeder for cutting and crcnsing
presses; steady work for the right man.
Oklahoma Paper co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

->s--NS~s"--~-~~~>S4se-f-s e---,~'-,N
A SOLDIER, at present first sergeant
IN the 18th + A, Fort Slll. desires a
position. not particular as TO the Mind
must Furnish the army with some en-.
pioyers written acknowledgment to sc-
cept me Ht reasonable salary before
| can obtain my discharge. ". r..
Oklahonan.
WANTED Position by college man, II
months service IN Frnnce, clerical
work preferred. best Of rctetenCe. can
use typewriter. T-a9, oklshomsn.
DISCHARGED Overseas
Wishes position as chauffeur, can
drive any make OF car or truck. Ad-
dress, G. Hissinson. 603is W, Main. care
War Mothers.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER -toyerscasJ
Wishes permanent position ns truck
driver: can drive any standard cur. ad-
dress l. L. Clark, 603,s ". Main. care
War Mothers.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER Bcokkeeper,
accountant. three years experience
IN oil business wishes position with oil
company; can furnish references. T-sO,
care Oklahoman.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER -Colored. age
q: married. months In France
want to work In garage or furniture
store: want to buy some furniture: call
Maple 3tsG.J: ask for Ed.
YOUNG man experienced salesman
nnd hookkeeper twelve mouths nc.
tive service; desires position. good
references We. care Oklnhoman
WANTED -fv discharged soldier. 20
stlon as grocery clerk; experienced; /;
car give rcicrcnces. married call
Walnut il3I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
AGENTS WANTED

WE WANT ssen, In every town 10
represent us We are factory dis
tributors for the Guarantee Visible
ruling station. ours bears the I'M
derwritsrs' label Others don't. A
ready seller 10 garage and ,illinG sta
tions. Rir commission 10 you. The
public wants 10 see what they are Got.
ting Call or write-National Auto
supply Co, 100 West Third Street,
oklahoma city.
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Tho Associated Press is eNciusiVel.
entitled to the use for republication OF
All news dispatches credited to or noi
siso tho local news published herein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
WANTED-TO RENT

WASTED-To rent, before May 20, i've
or sk-room modern house or duplex.
With garage. Cell Maple llt0,
WANTED To rent about seven or
nine room modern house In oklahoma
City or Brltton before May 20, Maple
339l-
RENT--Fivc or six-room bungalow or
cottage. walking distance. business
section. T-iN, Oklshoman.
WANTED-Sm Small apartment, private
bath, close In, by June |. Cali Maple
1898 between s and O'clock.
WANTED by June |. two bedrooms.
preferably with sitting room. for three
adults. meals for one, TIL, oklahoman
WANTED-To rent, small house fup-
'nlshed or unfurnished; three adults |:
references siS W. 32nd street
WANTED To rent, by May 2sth. a J
or troom furnished spnrtmcn !:
fairly close In. Mt reasonable rent
apartment In private family preferred; (;
references n desired: In answering
state pilce, R-t3o. care Oklahoman.
WANfED-Three light housekeeping
rooms In private family; no chlldren:
downstairs preferred. Write e. H.
Howe. 100 r. Second Sf
WANTED--b-t room unfurnished house
close In, $50. V-ss. oklAhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTED-Men and ladies' to learn
barber trade. special low tuition
positions guaranteed; free catalog, OK.
Iahons City Barber College. lof W,N
California; Hare kuns. Mgr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

ths pat-iUte service, the Oklahomsn
fimrs wiz publisn Nant ads under this
heading Tor ! days without ehAfusJ
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ROOM WITH BoARD FOR RENT

~>~~~~>~>>~~~~~>>~~~~>~N
1903 n pROADwAY-Havs room for !
more table boarders. breakfast and 1
o'clock dinner. wnlnut sf's
EXCELLENT table board Maple s63.
Garngc for rent.
ROOM AND BOARD room
with single beds for two gentlemen; /;
southern exposure and cool; large porch.
home cooking that delights and salts
ties. walking distance. 1910 N. Broad
wny.
LARGE desirable beautifully finished
rooms. southeast sleeping porch. single
or suite, board II desired. earase. f2
West 9th.
SMALL cory room. quite private home.
with or without board. Walnut S2s.
FOR Rt.NT-Sice. large room. first.
class board no objections to one child
walnut 7j02-J.
NICE south room with breakfast and
o'clock dinner. 1907 ". Harvey.
a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

TWO or nicely furnished light house
leep,nr rooms In new bungalow.
walking distance Maple 1901.
TWO modern housekeeping rooms,
s. 30; II West 10th. Walnut oN''"'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

MNNTED-Ma for packing room IN
wholesale grocery house. IN city
must be quick, accurate and expert
curcd. no others need apply; give ref
ercnCos In letter. Address VS., cart
Il,lphDntn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

FOUR nrst-CllSs cabinet makers; wages
bOc per hour. 9.hour day. steady work.
OkHhoma Planning Mills Co. 1905 ".
MAshlngtnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

ANTED-E Experienced cashier, candy
girl and table Walters Al Hetold $,
100 west Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

WANTED-rosition by college man, II
months service IN France. clerical
work preferred. best Of retetence; can
use typewriter T-29. Okl,homsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-16

WANTED-ln each county In Oklabo-
ma, Kansas and Texas, drivers WITH
car. with standing and local scaua,nt-
ance. TO drive our statesmen, $40 per
day aud expenses; answer nv letter
giving references or call m Farm I'm
plcment d Tractor Co. lsO west Reno,
Oklahoma CITY. Okla
Evening journal., 1919-12-09

HANniONTON. y. j.. Dec. 9. United
ess,-Liitle Billy Dansey's dog Jack"
may prove a central figure IN The re-
naming chapters in The story OF the
disappearance and death OF tho little
hoy in connection with which two Of
his nelghbors are under arrest.
Jack" according u persons familiar
with the case. was heartily dlsliked by
persons who worked on Whites dahlis
farm adjoining The Dansey home. The
baby and the dog &c was said. oftcR
played among the dahlias.
Several days before Billy disappeared
nelghbor5 said that Jack bad been
shot. 4 bullet wound was found on ,us
leg The theory has been advanced That
some one striking or shooting at thc
dog might have hit the baby with fatll
results.
Charles =. While, -. son Of lhe owner
Of The Dahlla farm remained In Jail late
today charged with the murder. Mrs.
Edith Zones, 53. the elder Whites
housekeeper is held charged as an acces-
sorry after the fact White declares his
innocence. Prosecutor Z c. Gasklll said
this afternoon. Gaskill refused TO COM
Evening journal., 1919-12-09
MRS. DANSEY DOUBTS
NEICHBOR KILLED BILLY

ment further on the arrests, nor would
he make public the Information on
which The arrests were made. Tie de-
clared the case viii be laid before a
grand jury within a few days.
Mrs Jones also affirmed entire lack
Of knowledge OF the babys death.
Reports were current that another
woman would be arrested this after
noon I'm connection with the affairs.
Mrs. DsnSey apparently is dazed by
ihe sensational turn taken by The case.
Whites own baby boy was Billy's play
mate White apparently was greatly
Interested In Billy and frequently played
with both children.
81 don't know what ! can say" Mrs.
Dansey said. There was no reason Mr..
White should harm my baby and J can't
believe he did lle had baby OF his
own. lls wouldn't hurt Billy"
County Detective BENJAMIN Nusbaum
commenting today 0n The fact that
White was The last person who said he
saw Billy Dansey alive. declared that ne
is confident The officers have solved the
mystery Of the baby's death. lie refused.
however, 20 tell the details Of their
case. but added that the details will be
sensational.
Evening journal., 1919-12-09
LORRAINE
BACK WITH FRANCE

PARIS, Dec. . United Press THE
lost provinces Of Msace and Lorraine
was formally back in the arms Of
mother France" today.
Deputy Jules Seigfried, a born Asa
tian, presided at the formal ceremonies
in The chamber Of deputies late yester-
day. when the p deputies from the two
provinces wrested from France by Ger
many in the Franco -Prussian war, were
welcomed back 90 the French parli3-
ment. 70 was the ilrst meeting Of the
newly elected chamber.
There was tremendous applause as
the p deputies. representing a people
for a. years under German rule fled in
ia the Chamber. .Seigfried. q deputy
from Paris. read brief address Of wei
come, telling The deputies from the
lost provinces" how happy De was
now that The long desired restoration
nad been completed.
Evening journal., 1919-12-09
MAKE DELAWARE
HEALTHIEST STAT
Drs. Orr and Conwell Discuss
Health Matters Before
Chamber of Commerce
c. S. WELLS ALSO
LUNCHEON SPEAKER

"How 70 Make Delaware the Health
lest state In the Union In Reality"
was the topic presented at The noon
day luncheon OF the Chamber OF Com
merce IN the duBarry room Of the Ho-
Gel dupont today. although the actual
and ponderous subject was The Rela-
ton OF the state Board OF Health 70 the
Reconstruction Program"
There wcre-three speakers. Or. VII
Ham p. orr. president, and DR.. l.. :.
Conwell secretary Of The state Board
OF Health. and Chester :. Wells, State
health commissioner 4. ID. Warner,
president OF The Chamber OF Commerce.
presided and there was a fair alten-
dance of members IN spite OF the In
element weather
The speakers diso0ursed generally
upon The program 90 state health. each
one suppementng the addresses of the
others. The saIien, points brought out
that would help conditions embraced
the following:
Appointment OF competent and active
local boards OF health in every c0m-
muniiy. also local gegisirlnis ~ vilal
statistics 8nd every effort 60 have Della
ware admitted % the birth registra-
ton area of ihe United states FOR 1870.
4 campaign FOR pure milk win be
waged in every community, with spe-
cial emphasis on elimination OF iuber-
cuiar cows.
Tile state board expects 20 pass reg
ulatlons 90 control thc midwife sltua-
ton and 50 reduce unnecessary deaths
OF Infants and mothers.
Revision of disease regulations TO
provide greaier precautions In handling
communicable diseases.
10 also e. planned 90 inaugurate "a
system u medical inspection Of schools.
The state Board viii work I'm coniunc-
tlon with The reconstruction c0mmls-
sion IN the child welfare work.
or the achievements Of the State
board since IT, reorganization In April
of this year, the following were men-
TONED:
Rules and regulations concerning re-
porting births and deaths have been
thoroughly revised. Delaware has been
admitted 90 the death registration area
OF the United Slaies 40 uIe state death
records are now published In bulletins
Issued by the Census Bureau. 4 card
index system OF births, deaths and
marriages has been established
New regulations concerning The pub
llc milk supply have been adopted and
a branch laboratory established In
Maryland.
Nenereal disease control campaign
has been begun
Evening journal., 1919-12-09
PEEL ENCY Fights
BElUN AT { iPITAL
Washington Filled With
Loud Buzzing as G. O.
p. Chiefs Gather
WATSON HAS THE
LATEST BOOM

WASHINGTON. Dee. 9-With most
Of he national leaders OF the Repub-
lican party already assembled here and
others arriving on every train, Wash
ingion was alive today with gossip
over candidates and ISSUES Tor the
campaign OF 1920.
The gathering was incidental 10 the
meeting OF the national committee
which convcncs tomorrow 20 selec: the
place and time Of the national conven-
lion next summer The light for ihc
convention is between Chicago and S.
Louis. but 10 attracted only passing
attention compared 90 The activities of
the friends Of presidential possibilities
and the conference over questions OF
party policy.
Friends 0f every Republican proml-
nonty mentioned FOR The presidential
nomination were busy. the managers for
General Leonard Wood and Governor
Frank o. L0wden. OF Illinois. being
among ihe first 10 set working organi-
zati0ns under way. Ohio sent a dele
sslion 60 further the Interests OF Sen3-
tor Warren q. Hardin. 0f that state.
and the supporters of Senator's Miles
p)indcXter. Of Wash .ngton. and Hiram
". Johnson OF California. also were at
work among those who bad gathered
FOR the meeting.
What was regarded IN many quarters
as ihe formal launching Of boom f0r
senator James +. Watson. Of Indians.
also was the sunbjcct Of much talk
sm0ng the committeeman and their
guests. For the time being The move
ment was IN charge " lndanl's Hepu5-
lican members OF the House. who
waited On senator Watson last night,
and urged him 10 become O candidate.
They declared more thorough organi-
zltion soon would be perfected claim
Ing 20 have received pledges OF sup
port from number OF other states.
senator Watson has announced he
was not a candidate for the presidency,
but would be in The race 90 succeed
himself as a senator His friends assert,
however, that The Indiana State con-
Nention viii Instruct It's delegates for
him and that an active cainpaign in his
behalf Will be made in many other
states.
Energetic action 90 prevent the
Representations issue from being in
jected into the meeting of lhe national
committee was taken by VIII H. Hays.
national chairman, upon his arrival ia
I'm series OF conferences which The
chairman had with Republican leaders
he made &c plain, that he considered u
tle duty Of The committee 90 "clect and
not select and that 10 would be en-
tirely outside the province Of ifs mem
her- 90 take any hand either in policies
or platform.
Alr. HAYS Insisted repeatedly that the
treaty was no concern ~ his. and said
that In the letters which he sent out 90
national committeeman. State ch1irmen
and county chairmcn ne had made no
especial request for Information an llr
treaty. and that 1s far as he could pee
member only a very few ~ the replies
had dealt On any way with The siiua-
ton brought about BY the defeat OF
The treaty and the ledgIe of nations 90
the last session Of Congress.
Evening journal., 1919-12-09
FINE VIOLATDR Of
WAR PROHiBITIlN n
$500 Fines Imposed on Mrs.
M. Z. Newlin and J.
j. Henry
BOOTLEGGER"
TO PAY 5000

Although Philip L. Garrett attorney
FOR Mrs. M7ry L. Newiyn. Joseph Glen
daniel Of New Castle, and John j..
Henry, a saloonkeeper Of Second and
Madison streets. pointed out 10 Judge
Morris in United states District Court
today that they were guilty OF violat-
ing The war time prohibition act. test
case involving the constilulioHsiity Of
which Is now before the United States
supreme Court. The court ruled that
the 3cl has moi been declared void
and the maximum lne provided by the
statute was imposed in the case OF
Mr.. NeWlyn and Henry. Each was
fined $500 Cicnd3niel was fined @0o.
The three defendants were ordered 90
bear the COSTS Of the ease.
John NoNlyn. Of New Castle, hus-
band Of ihe convicted woman. who
was arrested by government agents In
a raid on their cabaret several months
ago. was dismissed. the government
dropping the case against him. Ms.
Ncwlyn pleaded guilty. Clendanicl. who
worked IN the cabaret A. waiter. also
pleaded guilty.
Joseph Cheesemcn. well-6nown in pO-
lice circles. WAS fined 500 and COSTS on
a charge of 'bootlegging." Chessemen
was not represented by an attorney,
but when questioned by the court as 20
HIS work and how he lived. he appeared
20 bc hazy.
John A. Davis. s3loonkepecr at
Eleventh ami Walnut streets, and James
J. McAionigle, a bartender employed by
Henry, who pleaded not guilty 10 the
charge II violating the wartime pro-
libition act. had their cases continued
until December %. James salisbury
until December %. James salisbury,
who represents them, was unable 90 be
in court today.
The statute under which the arrests
Were made provides a maximum peu-
atty I'm conviction Of not more than one
years Imprisonment, and not more
than flne OF 500 or both. Z was stat
cd that The non-paymeni OF the fine.
however, carried only a thirty days jail
sentence.
Judge Norris In imposing sentence on
Henry said The war time prohibition
act must be obeyel by all saloon keep
cTs,
Evening journal., 1919-12-09
MANFRED0 FACES
POLICE QUIZ TODAY

Patrolman John Manfredo. who was
suspended 6y Chief Of Police Black
several days ago pending the outcome
Of charges Of neglect OF duty against
him. viii Dc given a hearing before th'
Board OF Police Commissioners this
afternoon. The case IS an echo Of the
murder Of patrOlman Thomas L. Zobley
on November 81 BY Lem Price and The
shooting of P3irOlm1n Harry c. Pierte
by the murderer.
Zebley. Pierce and Manfredo were TO-
gcthe- at The time OF the shooting by
Lem Price when he resisted arrest at
his home No. SIS East sixth street
and it was intlmated at That time That
Manfred0 had released John Price in
the house and LETT his two partners.
lie was also charged with bcirg p
minutes late in making a report as was
his partner officer Oscar Mard. Both
men VIII be tried on this charge to-
day.
In addition officer Manfredo was or
derel 60 report twice daily at thc po-
lice station following his supervision
but go far he has failed 10 make such
reports.
Evening journal., 1919-12-09
RAILROAD REPORT
GOES TO WILSON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 United Press)
A special report by Rail Director
Hines on the railroad situation IS be-
fore President Wilson. Il was slated at
the White House today.
This report is expected TO be the
basis for the Presidents special rail-
road message 30 Congress.
Hines report was framed after con-
ferences with Chairman Esch. chair
man OF the House interstate commerce
committee and author OF The Esch bill
which has already passed the lower
branch OF Congress and Senator Cum
MINIS, whose railroad bill is now before
the Senate.