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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-24
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AGENTS WANTED

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HAVE best money making proportion
In state for experienced salssmen; !;
must bs abls TO Interview and Inter
est buslneas men II indulgence, Call
arter : q. m. SIC HSrskowitS Bldg.
WE want . few high -clSss life insur-
ance saiesmen 70 act - district man
ayers. Address Commonwealth Life
lns. Co. 400 Baltimore yAs.. Oklahoma
City.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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STEADY WORK for those who have
had experience with the trade; only
those who can talk to bankers and mer-
chants need apply. The 'Amer-l- Can
Press, &ol-3 Scott Thompson BLDG. Ok
lahoNaa City
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MALE HELP WANTED

BARBER WANTED-Married man
guarantee SIS. can make more. write
or call Ray Cunningham. Supply. Okla.
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OALEsMEN WANTED.

sALEOkEN wanted 10 cell shares IN
w I'll company, something news
erackeiDaek Oh proposition: pay cash
cemmisslon. Monarch Invsstinspt Co..
ala ckvell Okla
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
CARPENTER rspsir 4na building


CARPENTER repair ana building.
Caii Maple 2iss. c. }. fNsfsea-
CALL J. e. JONES TOT al kinds OF
carpenter work and Npairs. Roof
work q speciality. Night phone. Maple
2t27-R: day phone. Maple 0oS.
WANTEb-All kinds Of screening and
repair work. Ill West Sth. haple
3sss-R
o. K SCREEN CO. repairs screens
cheaper: also other repairs. Walnut
Na3.
HOUSES built ard rsmodeisd. hard
wood floors. cabinet, plaster patcn.
painting. garage and drvsways, gsN>eai
contractorsi estimetss frsA n Davis'
walnut 123s-J.
YOUR HOME building, reIn0lsiing, re-
pairing and painting solicited BY w.
J. Stonsr. contractor Walnut e11-J,
FOR PLASTERlN0 and repair work
cali Walnut SSS+.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-24
MALE HELP WANTED


WANTED - Young man with q good
soliciting classified advertising: oppor-
tunity for Advancement; steady EN-
ployment, Call for Mr.. Grimes. branch
office, Westtsll's drug store.
MEN wanted on dam construction st
Gushing. Okla. wages 81 per day; 8
hours, Inquire l.. W. Barber. City
Engineer. Cushing. Okla.
wANTED-Intelli male stenog-
rapher. capable OF assisting office
manager In an ssts sblished concern;
exceptional opportunity for the yisht
man; personal interview will be given
Immediately. Answer A-N, Oklaho-
man.
WANTED-Young man for dslivsryman.
One with sales ability preferred. Ma
tlonal Biscuit CO.
WE want a billing clerk; also fils
clerk: Call at office. Goodyear Tire
4 Rubber Co.
WANTEb--Presser, Excelslor Cleaning
Co.. t20 N. Broadway.
WANTED--Young man. not afraid to
work. one willing to start at small
salary and be increased according to
hts ability; . good opportunity for the
rlyht party. Sharp Auto supply Co.
WANTED-Yo man clerk and book
keeper. quick. accurate, willing 10
work; apply In person. Swift 4 Co.
Produce Dept
WE have several positions open for
bookkeepers. accountants. clerical help
and stenographers. Apply In person
| with application and references. T. ID.
| Turner " Co.
! WANTED-One hand presser and must
be able TO do some tailor work. In
| qulre llly n. broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-24

SsrXBLisHEp BUSINESS is N
NEED, OF THRHE GOOD. HIGH
CLASS Statesmen WHO CAN CALI.
ON THE BETTER CLNsB OF
TRADE. WE WILL PAY YOR SUCH
A MAN $50 AND ExPENlEg AND
FURNISH A CAR. AN lNvEerMENT
6Frss OK go Rs.i TO S%,L4 fE9TtkkER Ar
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WANTED

W. ED
Three high class stock
sajssmen for legitimate
enterprise; none bu t
high grade men consid.
cred; for personal inter.
view, address A-47, care
OklahOman.
\t IL
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]. ID. MORSE
SIS Security Building.

DIRECT CONTRACT
II you firmly believe yourself
that you can sell Life Insurance
and not occupied nov write us to-
day. Do you realize what q d.
RECT FROM HOME-OFF1CE
contract will mean 10 your I'm
parallsled service. great selling
policies, an enthusiastic and loyal
agency force to work with, . fast
ErowinS home company, an Oh
1ahoma institution TO represent.
What better conditions TO work
under cAA you imagine' Call or
first letter.
MID CONTINENT LIFE TNsuR-
ANCE COMPANY.
1s West Main ST.. Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-24

EXPERIENCES stove SSYssman 10 COW
er the State Of okiahemf. selling q
mission basis' Apply Lincoln stove CO..
Fremont Ohio.
Statesmen 10 sell our high-
grade custom shirts and underwear:
splendid opportunity for psrson with
snpsri:nes ; n c,1,sins s ss, :nS fSsni.ains
Grand Rapids. Mich.
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Teacher or Minister

who IL unemployed ~ Us summer
months can make good money In pre-
sentinE our Al proposition TO friends
Call a. a67 American National hank I;
substantial men behind this company.
,Ranger-Burk Pet. Go.
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Wanted

EXPERIENCED COLORED PORTER.
Must be neat. clean and educated.
Apply with references. This Job Is per
today or Monday at $50 a. m.
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Tobias Emporium
2n7 WeAt Main 81.

WANTED--A few more workmon for
cement plaster mill. Texas Cement
Plaster Co, Sis West Main. Maple 7Gb
or Walnut iO22.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEAALE HELP WANTED
>-~--~~o>>~N-.oO~~>>>~~>
BREAKFAST $50 to II. hot cakes ice:
toast &c; oatmeal and cream i0c; eggs
lbc. Yale cafeteria.
BRIGHT young ladies wanted for tele-
phone operators; experience unnec-
essary; we pay you while learning. Ap-
ply room 2l6Pioneer Bldg.
FIRST CLASS miillner and salssiady:
begin work at once. Apply Chic Cha
peau, 10sh w. 0Ain.
WANTED-Fwo sxDsfIenesd dining
room GiJs. 10 Per week and board.
Duncan Mbtsl. HAwhuskA OklA
N1NfH6-Two WslI-e e4ucafs1 snerset-
% voting women for Deeasant and prof
itable. sunsmsr employment: those with
i:sennS ,S sS',sas: .ss: 'sf:s::S, 'ssc... WORK
books or masssinss: susrsnsss from
500 10 $40 per month TO htart. For
complete Information address q. C..
Buxton, Lee-Huckins hotel.
EXPERIENCED woman cook wanted.
Hutsel hotel, Okeeno. Okla.
WANTED-At once. a good. short order
cook: no pastry to do, good wasea
and n nice place. call at my expense,
The English Kitchen. Cordell. Okla.
WANTED - Experienced rough dry
and fiat work markers and sorters.
Palace Laundry. 114-is LIST
COOK wanted. phone or write Liher-
~ Cafe. Wetumka, Okla. Light joD
fair wages.
WANTED-Experienc Marinello op-
| orators. salary S25 weekly and COM
mission. Vogue Marinsllo Shop, Tulsa
| Okla,
ii-YEAR-O14D orphan girl desires
home with reliable couple In city
A-72, care Oklahoman.
YOUNG LADY as filing clerk and tele.
| phane operator. for large automobile
company Must be competent and ac-
curate. AS, Oklahoman.
YOUNG LADY as billing clsrS for hrE,
automobile company. Must be good
at figures and good typist A-7o
Oklahoman.
WANTED-Iau help OF all Kinds
White Swan Laundry. 1915 Broad
way Circle.
WANTED-Woman to manage hom'
laundry Must have experience ir
laundry work. Phone Walnut 200,
WANTED - Experienced bookkeepe
and stenographer for general insur
hncc office. This Is a good permanen
position TO the right party. Only ex
perienced persons need reply; stat
age and reference. A-63. ,Oklahoman.
WANTED-Ex maid. Jeffer
son hotel, lO5 South Broadway.
WANTED-5 bright. capable ladies I
travel demonstrate and sell dealers
S15 to $50 per week; railroad fare paid
Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept
7S. Omaha, Neb.
AN EXPERIENCED girl for house
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wxNTEB :. FsGi SIps1isncs1 ss1ss.
a.: 'T s,:!.- 8: Z; i: :;i: 3: n:
20 can casiiy cisar froH VI = Slv0
a week. csii at 10 ". Reob 81.
Oklahoma City. O4h.
wANTEb- Exper lescs1 cIcINa1 A
furnishlpa soohs salksqan. PNAAsd
Clothing Store, III wsA oesse
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Salesulaenn

CAN YOU SELL STOCK IN A LOCAL
ENTERPRISE IN TEXAS, BACKED
ny THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WITH FIFTY SUBSTANTIAL CITI.
ZENS SUBSCRIBERS TO THE FIRST
325, 900 OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
AND EVERY ONE A BOOSTER-IF
so. CAN USE . OR ; REPUTABLE
AIINNr
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Druggist Wanted

| who Is willing to work and take q real
interest. will pay n first class salary.
| A-6i. oklahoman.
wANTED-Thr all round auto me
chanlcs: good wages for steady sohei
skilled men. Ardmore Battery Co,
L Ardmnrf OKLA
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Afumnftr pklh
WANTED
Experienced house 10 house canvass
ers Salary only. Apply city CIR
lstion Manager. Oklahomsn.
wANTED-ln each county In 0kls.
homa. Kansas and Texas. drivers
with car. with standing and local &C.
qualntance. 10 drive our saiesmen. u0
per day and expenses; answer by letter.
giving references OF call on ySrm Im-
plemsnt q Tractor Co. 100 West Reno.
Oklahoma City. Okla.
WANTED--Goo painter and one cat
penter; steady work. George Faiha.
Cherokee, Okla.
EXPORT cotton man wanted. Boz 6fl
Chicksshs. Okla,
WANTED-A man with SONS capital
TO run a blacksmith shop and garage;
one who can run n truck. and teke hall
interest In. general store; 500 INLAND
location, WIN 20 $3.50 with tfo1t party
Address {. c. Caldwell, CoO0s. Ca16e
Co, Okla -
PERMANENT place for alIsfouh1 me.
chsnic; must be good on electrical
systems: alnc want one vuloanleDf; Wlfv
or writs HAN . RtrrL Sore sssaAs
H0l)lg. Oklo.
VANfEEET Tto Ssp96 - l. act e
news nUonN - No.. ~ ehaN1l
JvW. ~ q 0ssaAWNt
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SITUATIONS WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

tAs . patriotic service, the OhlahomAn
Tim~s will publish want ads under THE
heading TOR Z days without chsrxs)
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Harris Hotel :

tust south OF BkiIvin. we'll furnished; J
suites OF housekeeping rooms. A par
ticular place for paricula psop'si spe-
cial summer rates
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FURNISHED Rooms HoR RENT

TWO furnished bedrooms With break.
fast and 8 O'Clock dinner. on car line.
Maple tSgU.J
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WANTED--One hat presser and must
be able 20 do some tailor work. In
quire 1ll9 NJ broadway.
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BY GOLDBERG

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-24

MEN wanted on dam construction st
Gushing Okla; wages 81 per day: Is
hours. Inquire l.. W. Barber. City
Engineer Cushing Okla.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
CAN WOMAN THIEF
 RECLAIM HERSELF? PICTURE SAYo YES.

The presentation of The Girl Whp Came Back" at the Coliseum theatre for the last time tonight, with Ethel Clayton in the title r5''. has aroused no small amount of d5cussion. The picture deals with t,la regeneration of a girl who is reared , tncf in an atmosphere of crime, and who is proud of her profession. She is re- scued from this environment and df- ter she is reformed through ltve and the awakening Of the d)r'nant sense of good in her nina, she becomes the wife of Senator.
 Sociological experts in the city are considering the picture pro and con with enthusiasm and with divided opinions, save that all agree it is a question of the Individual and that where reform might work in one per son, the unhealthy symptoms might crop out in another even in after years In any case, the picture is Interesting and well worth seeing. It is Paramount, directed by Rob ert Vignola and wonderfully acted Elliott Dexter is lending man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
EDGAR LEWIS THE ONLY DIRECTOR WHO OWNS HIMSELF.

Edgar Lewis, known in moving pictures circles as "The Master Pro lucer," is the man who made "The Sign Invisible" which is to be shown It the Palace theatre for the last ime tonight. MT. Lewis, among whose more recent productions may be mentioned '"rhe Barrier" and the Bar Sinister" is one of the most interesting personalities in the pie
 are world. Born in Missouri, reared ,n the borders of the then Indian Nation" now Oklahoma - Lewis reached the movies after varied ex. ,eriences, being in turn sailor. cook, waiter, tramp and actor. He men, ions the latter two occupations to- yether.
 He soon fought his way to the front after he broke into the picture business, which was at a time T'hen nerve and force were as important ,s directorial perquisites as brains. That he has the l&tfer is proveii by' he fact that he is perhaps the only urector in the industry who is al present working entirely on his o"n capital He credits his wife-"ny pardner" he calls her-with mucb Of lis financial success. for during tnf years he worked on salary-aGd i' must have been good one-sho tool care of it while he earned 1t.
 Restless under the restraint O the producing corporations. he quit
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1||a|E4 a|E4Qm{&&R2

produced "The Bar Sinister" on his own money and has since done The Sign Invisible" and "Calibre oS," both Outdoor" stories.
 ;Mr. Lewis productions show tkc loving hand of master of his cfaf. working free from the ..collective ill structions" of a board of directors whose only knowledge or interest in results begins and ends in dollar; and cents He took the entire suhl- nier for the making of these two pic titres and good judges say they am. ply justify his time and trouble.
 "The Sign Invisible" has been pur- chased by the First National Exnibi- tors Circuit, whose purchasing board, all of whom are prominent and sIc- cessSul showmen, should know a good picture when they see one.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
FREEDOM OF THE WORLD" :
 STARRING WAR SPECTACLE. {

A great war spectacle threaded by
 a love story that rings true is For the Freedom. of the World" the at- traction at the Palace theatre to- MOTION. The stirring drama of the ,attlefields of France has been pro- lounced by discerning critics the most fascinating and interesting pclling war story ever done fQrs the 'crecn. It has heyer been iequalled, t is said, for spectacular magnitude.
 For the Freedom of the World" tells the romantic story of the thous. ands of brave young men in the
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
VIVIAN MARTIN
 NEXT SATURDAY.
Dear Madame:

lJcstT MduhIHc.
 Permit us to remind you that Viv- ian Martins newest Paramount pho toplay. "Her Country First" will. be the attraction at our theatre for Sat urday only, You will be wise to avail yourself of this opportunity to see this sterling screen star in a most charming portrayal.
 Yours sincerely,
 Manager, Coliseum theatre,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
HEART OF THE
 WlLDS" Is NEXT.
Dear Madame:

Dear Madame.
 We beg to remind you that the latest photoplay, Heart of the Wilds," starring the famous stage star. Elsie Ferguson, will be the feature of the bill at this theatre Thursday and Friday.
 We assure you that this superb picture production is in every respect one of the mast artistic of the sea son and that if you fail to see it, you will miss a delightful treat.
 Lollrs sineerely, 5
 s Manager, Coliseum Theatre. <
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
NOTICE OF HEARING or .s FINAL ACCOUNT

In the Probate Court for Juneau
 Precinct, Territory of Alaska. Di-
 vision Number One.
 Tn the Matter of the Estate of MARY
 K. BREWER, Deceased.
 TO WHOM IT MAY. CONCERN; Notice is hereby given that John Beck, Administrator of the Estate of Mary K. Brewer. deceased, has filed his final account, and the vn- dersigned hereby appoints Monday. the End. day of February, 1920. az the day for. the hearing of obJec- tions to such final account and the settlement thereof. Any one having objections is hereby notified to pre- sent them on or before said day; and directs that this notice be pub lished once week for four t4) consecutive weeks in. the Alaska Daily Empire. set
 Dated at Juneau. Aiasta, thia 18th day of November, 1919. NEWARK l.. BURTON,
 United States Commissioner and (SeaD Ex-Officio Probate Judge. First publication. Nov, '19. 1919. Last publication. Dec. 10. 1s1s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19

Notwithstanding that there is a great demand for men on the interior end of the government railroad. the commission finds it practically imi possible to get men,; and the fopaei t.' steadily growing smaller. the number having dropped from 605 to SIS in one week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19

time tonight to see Ethel Clayton in ere Girl Who Came Back" and Mack Sen nett comedy along with a weekly. time tonight to- see Big Mitch Lewis in "The Sign h. visible" and a Christie comedy and Pathe News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19

You can get it at Young's
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
INTRODUCES A
 NEW STUNT HERE.

Manager John T. Spickett intro. duced new stunt at the Palace last evening by having a singer sing a song in the part of the moving pic ture drama where it is supposed to be sung. This was featured in "The Sign Invisible" which is repeated tonight. 4& t4 fs'-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NO4lOG 4O ORGOAAOhS In the Commissioners Court for the
 Territory of Alaska, Division No.
 |, Before N, l.. Burton, U. s.
 Commissioner and Ex-Officio
 Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of - GEORGE w. CHAPMAN, De- ., ceased. sss ~
 x NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that .he undersigned has been duly ap- pointed administrator of the estate If George w. Chapman, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are requested to present same to thel undersigned within six months of the date 0f this notice. Dated at Juneau. Alaska. this 18th day of November, 1919.
 sess H. l.. FAULKNER.
 @ 4 S Administrator. First publication, Nov f9, 1919. Last publication, Dec. 10, 1919.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19

American Legion of Canada It con cerns particularly the adventures at camp and in the field of Gordon liar vey, reformed young idler. who wins lieutenant's commission and the hand of the beautiful Betty Milburn before duty calls him to France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
PEARLS AND PERIL S's s 1. | Two. Reel comsdy md | WlA1H
 0pens tho &hoi9, ssa .. !, ! !

PARAMOUNT AfaTCRAVT sPnn GRAM, Which means Pfet&5@s < that are Pietures. fv ssos .-~s
 them is always . treat
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Coning For t. THURADAy and 11m4Y,s {. ELSIE FERGUSON h i: HEART OF THE WnDss
Coming Tor sArUaDAx ONLY
 VIVIAN MARTIN h TIER COUNTRY n!ST'''
!. For SUNDAY md lGouukH Z DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS h HE COMES UP Sl1nlG'
The Marks sf Battsr Mslijl
 Piefufes Y

{ You will neysr count that AAue wasted or . disappointment vtSp you see . PARAMOUNT ss ARE
 CRAFT picture Bringing to y0ss city the grestAst drautatjc tslSas c screen and stage, Paramou1t e61l Aircraft Pictures rive ycu the 6h646t play 1t the apex Of its SsselsD v.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
LOOkl WHO'S COMlNGl noo~ Modo ma.

We beg to remind you that "He Comes Up Smiling" the latest Art craft picture, starring Douglas Fair banks, will be shown at our theatre for Sunday. This is a splendid pho. toplay and you should come early if you desire a good seat.
 Yours sincerely.
 Manager, Coliseum Theatre.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19

Three cans Happy Home Aspara- us for $1.00.. B. M. Behrends Co.,, nc. adv,