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The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
DISTRIBUTION OF THE NEW ANTHEM
 IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS OPPOSED

A storm of protest has broken out in Phonix educational and club cir. circles over the announcement from the office of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction c. o. Case, oi his intention to distribute copies oi the new state anthem, Arizona, among the schools of the state, as part of the public-school curricu. lum.
 Under the law creating the anthem as the official song of Arizona the sum of $350 is appropriated for the pur. chase of copies, and the board of di. rectors of state institutions is now arranging for the purchase of such copies from an eastern music publish. ing concern.
 Charges are made that the song lacks much in the way of musical ex- cellence as well as meter and rhythm; that it is illogical in construction, and is historically at fault. Whether the critics will succeed in expressing the distribution of the song remains to be seen, but under the state law this dis tribution to the schools will have tc be carried out, it is declared on good authority.
 Many claim, however, that the song is well-nigh perfect, and point to the first chorus as bearing spirit which is typically Arizonan. It reads: "Sing the song that's in your hearts;
 Sing of the great Southwest. Thank God for Arizona,
 In splendid sunshine dressed; For thy beauty and thy grandeur For thy regal robes so sheen. We hail thee, Arizona---
 Our Goddess and our Queen"
 The chief objection raised by the critics is that the song sounds as though it had been written by press agent or by some enthusiastic secre- taIy of chamber of commerce. If the anthem was intended to set forth all the resources and advantages of the state it is sadly lacking at that.
 Mot alone for gold or silver is Ari- zona great" boldly announces the final chorus, though there has been
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19

no previous mention of precious met als and copper is entirely ignored. Agriculture is likewise ignored, the only inference of cultivation being in the lines which refer to the golden sun a-faming and the sons of men a-blazing. These lines are altogether too suggestive of hotter place, it is said, and do not specifically enough make clear that the heat of the sun makes the cotton grow.
 But with graves of heroes sleep ing, all the land is consecrate." so continues the chorus. This sentiment al touch is regarded as altogether too sweeping. It is feared that it may create the wrong impression among non-residents, who already are too prone to look upon Arizona as a big desert waste sickled OCT with the pale cast of bleached human skeletons. There is no particular advantage to be gained by painting Arizona as a largely planted graveyard, it is now claimed, and hence the objection to these lines.
 Lastly, considerable objection is ioiScu Oi tuc pdft Ol SOfne tO tuc final four lines of the song which read
 "Oh, come and live beside US
 However far ye roam
 Come help us build up temples,
 And name these temples 'Homes.'
 This sounds too much like a cor dial invitation to the heather nations, it is charged, and anyway "roam'' never did rhyme with "homes."
 There is some talk of changing the last line to conform with the rules of poetry. One suggestion is that the temples" should be rewritten, "Out of 'dobe sandy loam," and another suggestion for the final line is, And thus make good this pome."
 But, critics or no critics, the state school superintendent is preparing to distribute copies of the song to the school children, and he has sent out instructions that it shall be learned and sung just as it is.
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
PAY YOUR DEBTS FIRST
 ADVISES THE BANKER

' Every progressive bank in the na- ton is constantly urging the public to get the habit of saving and paying off it's debts. Contrary to the opinion of many, a banker is not interested in having. customer loaded down with debts.
 Owing debts, and being a borrower at a bank are two different things. A banker extends credit to enable a business to be carried on. In one way this is debt, but it is vastly diff ferent debt from the kind owed by man who simply fails to meet his obligations for lack of systematic saving.
 A bank must loan money to live, but it wants to loan to people who save. The day of the Shylock is past
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19

as the modern bank must live from prosperous and not bankrupt commu- mites.
 George E. Roberts, vice president of the National City Bank, says:
 "The banker can render no better service to the farmer than by advis- ing him to use the proceeds of the present high prices to pay of his debts. It is singular fact that peo- pie commonly go into debt in good times and pay off their debts under pressure in bad times. s."-Exchange.
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
MARRIED FEMALE IS
 REGARDED AS ADULT IN LAW

The attorney generals office has ruled that "a married female infant" can not be committed to or confined in the state industrial school for ju- venile offenders. The reason given is that the legal marriage of juvenile "emancipates them from the legal linn itations imposed by their lack of age, and since the state, in taking charge of delinquent juveniles, acts in loco parentis,' and since this is not legally possible when girl under IS is mar ried, she therefore must be tried in the same courts as though of age"
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
MEAT RoTs IN STORAGE

From Philadelphia there has come out the astounding story that in the last three months over 107 900 pounds of meat, fish, and poultry have been permitted to rot in Philadelphia stor. age houses because the owners were keeping up the prices. The entire amount of meat, fish. and poultry thus allowed to decay was sold at a trifling figure for fertilizer.
 Nothing in the way of punishment to the offenders has been meted out under federal law though the existing law is ample to meet it.
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
TOWN GREER NOT EXTINCT

In olden days the town crier was a recognized institution throughout France. But when the art of print ing came in, the newspapers drove the town crier out of business. There are parts of France, however, where the town crier still makes his announce ments according to one of the mem bers of Co. A, 18th Engineers. In an obscure little village near the town where this unit is camped, there is an old man who stands at the main street corner and beats a drum to attract the attention of the populace when there is news to be given out. There is no newspaper in that village. When the armistice was signed, the people of that village learned of 1t from the town crier.
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19
BREAKING IT GENTLY
on were discharged ?"

"You were discharged?"
 "No, indeed?
 But you lost your job"
 "It happened this way: The boss informed me in the kindest possible manner that there would be no limit set for my vacation this year."
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19

Let me show you dandy four room house in good location, for sale, furnished complete, at price less than the lumber would cost today. Fred J. Lusk, Pollock Block.
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-19

Sell that vacant lot through a Sun Want-Ad.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11

THOROuGuLY experienced furnishing
goods salesman who is capable of as
sistlng In the other departments In
large retail clothing store, give fun
details character and salary X. H.,
care Oklahnman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE

HARDWARE SALESMAN with twelve
years experience would l.K" - ,nH.
meet with good fr'H. house 49, manager
H. salesman can give the best Uf fr'.
'fru""s aH 10 .huuci'r and ABILITY !
uw married 30 years ull VIII gI am
place Aiircss j. j, O.. li1N 'I.ShHm-
i.Dk. okla
OPERATOR o. MADWNlsT. Iun.mHu.
Al 10 both places married come U'
once. So, must Dee permanent VIE,
wit" * q. uk.uh'uin
REGISTERED IN Texas aud oklahoma.
lhnrmrclst. op'n for engagement
f'r service. 20 years practical pfrsDrip-
ton work: single don't uso dope or
booze. best references ns 10 character
nud qualifications; give mo your SALARY.
working hours and sunday opening
George II Woodson. kulihtuklo. okla
HILLS COLLEGE boy desires work.
odd tires ANYTHING considered. T. a.
Noh"rt- 3-' West ith or rhon" llI'i.s
Man. rNprflenrrd ~ office work and
bookkeeping. wishes change. p-l1
ONJhUwIu
WANTED Position aa mechanic. rs
months experience. Maple 1866. OF
rrIl a,n West california
WHO WANTS good man ON the
rrm' can DO most anything That !,
dom" an thr farm. can de- amy KIND 81
.|fr,uf,T work, put MP H'UE H'l Wlf'
'' Howard Jones. Gen. bcl. okla
0..H 'iN.
20 .,rlON ~ .hluff,ur and yrriman
lt married man ~ HiT years eNp'-
rI'uDo can Maple 366S-R. ur III ".
.'u 50
GDN. 'r wants work fIr room and
huI'i. IN graded school Walnut tll1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Second baker. dRy work a.
dny week. salary - ger Work. l'f.
mnn'ni work Peerless Bakery, Law
ton. okIn.
GIu ruir dispenser wanted. must
nav" experience. Davis candy shop.
lni S.r'h Iruidwry
WANTED Trmmefs. maker. and uy-
uf'u'ir"s Apply 2uSil v. Main.
.rhir Chng'tu Millinery
.WNNTED. Young colorrd girl tn help
with general hOurcWOrk. feicfru. ,s
required C,ll Walnut 6O9S-R
WANTED Thoroughly experienced Inv
s'rnogfapher and hookkccpcr AllN
luir Colcofd
WASTED Demonstration Tor corset Z
cVuisito beauty: guaranteed tu W'Ir
and Keep iis shape. highest pay nnd 'r.c
training. chance to advance 20 state
manager 90 hiy ~ buFnes" nh'lif,
Apply 10 state manager FOR oklahoma
rud Colorado. potcl Martinique. Room
. from lu to ilo
WANTED - Experienced buokk,cpcf
sli India Temple Hldg
WANTED Middle aged uly go. house
Keeper three small children in fam
iv. - nice home 'lr right part'. no uh-
l'cuuus tu one small child I-l.. care
Ohlaiomnn.
WANTED VI .ddic.rgrd co.orri wom-
au Tor general huus'kufk Npply az
9'' " snlifnrui'.
WAIST business lndy with tluuu 10
s 600 bs partner IN profitable bust
mess can d'JhI" Your money two TO
three times boo one year ro risk. hnndi"
'our own money. MS well as mine
Ross. pr" nNrhowon
WANTED Lady clerk iu good hotel So
county scat Address VI. g.. care ok
l1hbWtu
CHOCOLATE d.yter wanted. mus, have
experience DAVIS candy shop. ln1
North liroaiwny
TWO ,tp,rlrn,,d- Uhlio waltrrwra.
good wages Hotel Eoulcsi ida. 3D.
| Okla
| WANTED Experienced lady took
keeper aud -touogrtphcr 100 pnrilcs-
J Vile: one familiar with insurance and
| loan business rrcfcrrcd; state In own
] handwriting experience and salary eN'
/ p"utci: position permanent. Address
| go. Mercantile Hldg. city
| WANTED Lady PBN operator md
st"upgrnphcr Chamber 81 Com
/ mcr,c
| TWO clpablr ladies' Or dfcSsmltiui
shop non. hut nrsi-,hss need np
rlv Mrs Muller walnut 1897
! WANTED Experienced hdy stcnog
gtnphcr and hOokkcopcr reasonable
| salary to start with. with chance fol
advancement can National Auto Sup
ply CO. los wcs, Ord ST.
WANTEp-Girs for dining room work
| nj Y. VI e. 4
! WANTEp-Two experienced arm walt
rcsscs kundcrers Dainty Lunch, ~
/ West Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahOman-T'imes

All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers ~ ono price sun
day Okiahomnn one iHsIe. same rate S
Word Line Inch
One time, Daily Oklnho-
man and Tlmos..,.,.i l.sc vc lW
Three times Daily Okll-
homon ana Times. per =. ~,
day ,.......,......,,l l.sc 30 30
One week. Okahoman
and Times. per dny,,''l 10 &c 'oo
Ono month. Dklnhomhn
nnd Times. per dny,,,lo 20 ~,
Figure six letters 10 tho average word
,nd six words TO tho line. Twelve Hhts
10 the incn, ,,.,
Al gor Rcnis Honrding md situation
wanted both Oklnhoman ana Times lc
per word
Classified contracts rates for Okla.
homan ntd Times D 900 tines 10 he used
within one year from date ~ contract
or cOnirnC, fUr fhroo llnrs dnily tor one
year. BE- pr I'm" each Issue. copy
chm grd MS often na desired,
No ID nc, opted for less than 25c.
ukI.AuOMAN AND TIMES W'LE9
EpR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
= ." Abs VIII ho run seven ahy-
ou'y. Whor renewal viii he solicited.
CHANGE VAST ADS viii not b"
run longer than seven days without a
Icrtwll .......,, 100,
"' N',t'' ,n. J.g de, Ir.,.,.
slu '"' ,,o.,s al ut.o,. town
want ads are positively cash IN od'
".,c, ".,c,i,pprterpe .ho,,, ,.,,,, tecein,s
NV "" ", ~ ,,n,,,,, 'rlr,. 90 ,n-
tN'n Nv imr ,',,,,,,,, n,., a.. attic.
no'.r h''N."h ',t.,,Lc' ,.,n hn ,,r,f.I
tvuil',' nh wv
"l''""' '"'",
CLOSING HOURS-hn want nd' 70
start In The oMnhum1n must 10 IN 'h'
ofnce by 6 = No. ou inc d'v pr''I"
hd - 20 run ,N''p' FuNrl' w W.,
ads fOr Tive sunday Ohihomhu must
10 I'm the un'r" lF 80 y IN. Sltli-
divs. All want 11f 10 'irt lN ! ,N''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11

WANTED city editor; must bo ca
ronlc; permanent job; state salary
IN first letter Address Gazette. Ida
hvl, okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11

ROREET t. MILLS. thot rnincont man.
los T. T1fs Phone Walnut 69G6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE
NuRGTNG WANTED

N.SJLINL W an j ED
MRS rilArllNE NAlN'T s.'.E
'luONI LADY wmu ID, vufn 300 urlg
.t.rr ut evenings b.H1p caro- OKLA
NHWuu
WANTED Permanent position hy an
efficient s'"uorrtph'f, I 'rtrS ca
p.rruc" Ala. utr- OhanHmu
sTINOGRNrHER Win experience de-
tras position. references walnut
ig1U
BOOkkEErEE-C CLERK desires pua-
t,uu. experienced In OIL iusurdUr. mud
newspaper work. neat p"umru, rtu uNr
Typewriter. good references. walnut
,rIt
WANTED Position by rp.st have
had experience IA keeping books call
Maple lN,s
LADY. thoroughly experienced 900 Of
f.r work. rr,st. N'nurApHrr AMI
some bookkeeping. desires position iu
c't. bot references Walnut -l..
WANTED Position hy t,pisl. grIrs
experience general office wurh. Al
utHIumau
! INpEEiENCID NURSE and 'yu..t
wants position lU doctor or dgH'HtT
u'h.r good references Maple i1'i.J
lDJNG WOMAN with tnr," years c,-
Trrl.uUr a. cashier HuI u9HiHHui
I,uNh,,ucr who is also a good fptN.
no. ICES position. cnu furnish best "'
ir'.... Address E.'uH uhlih'wnu.
.INgIEIINcED TWIST desire. u'n,c
work or rrspuns,blc cashiers position.
Walnut ,12,
. WNNT 'u care fyr mn'l ,mM''u. tc.
/ laHir lady, best ot care. call Maple
2Hll.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTED Men ard lldles TO learn baf.
bsr tut- apeclal Tow tuition. po-i
tons gul' ntrcd free unif'og ONino
ma LIN Hifhef college. iOi W. CallfOf.
nu lAffy kuns. Mgr
ENHHER TRADE taught ladies 0ul
gentlemen. pOHiI.u guaranteed free
catalogue explaining write Texas
larhor college. Dallas or Fort Worth.
Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
Statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED SALARY. 50
weekly, expenses md hpuur man
with ear preferred. T. - boa 30. Okll.
lpWt city
xplNG TO OPEN NEW TERRITORY
TOR Dl.l.CO.IiGHT the COM
rLETE LIGHT AND POWER PLANT
FOR FARMS MD STORES, so EN-
TLElLNCE NECESSARY OS SALES
MNNSlllr. DO NOT NrPLY ~ Nuu
HAVE 40 CAR. GOOD OPENING
FOR RIGHT PARTY. SALARY AND
COMMISSION
pELCOLGUT PRODUCTS.
i1u WEST lTII ST
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
Insurance GaleSrren

500 10 $500 per week. selling insur.
an.c 10 farmers, commission advanced
uu notes, experienced men with cars
preferred. 'SIhn nliy A-io. Okla
huUIu
NNTED- Snlosmuu To handle ad-
N,rtIrtug novelties. only producers
need apply good references must be
fru. she'd K"oshcu Adv CO. city
WANTED Two Young men. capable NJ
l,us developed into fdH-wHu or
managers to represent q reliable. old
firm on tho road Liberal contact wI,h
rsh' plrti,. can today i ! VIII
iuahtm ~ " TN So near potoi'iCc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Two young ladies' TO take
the Training Course for Nurses at
Mercy Hospital, hrknnsas CITY, KnA
APPLY at Y. W c. A Employment
Dept for positions as stcnographcr
snloHwomen, nurse mnid etc 2gbS
W LIST Hours TO O. Maple lN
WANTED Good white girl for general
hQuscwOrk. Walnut ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
Dealer i'm Roofs

builders ot new. rcpnlrcrs OF old. Jack
|'uson q Sous, Maple 2o69
CALL j T. JONES, Tor an Kinds OF
carpenter work nnh rcpairS. Root
work 1 spec Nv Maple 22si-R
~ YOU have a house 10 repair. plaster
patch or gnrag" 10 build. call DAVIS,
Walnut 3221-I
FOR ,lrprutrr or rrpalr work 0- first
rlnss roof work. call Maple 1881. T..
" Brown
CARPENTER and repair work Prices
reasonable. work guaranteed. Maple
1854
REPAIRING or new building. garages.
sleeping porches. etc, Clark. Walnut
jN1l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11

DENAMORE HOTEL lAfs', clean,
wen ventilated rooms, hot Hhn '"lh
water, rNlh, rooms from " 10 VI per
week
gn DALE AVENUE Just east OF
broadway circle, south room, quiet
business woman ~ man who works
nights prrfelfed Maple 1879
NICELY mrnl,hod room, private en-
frances walking distance walnut
lsl2
1--WE tOuM suite. private bath stst
c'pnHufo, references required Wal
uut eGl
SlCEIY furnished sleeping rooms. ig %
nnd " oo pcr Wooh DO n Harvey.
Walnut 2Ilu
FuE NsNT Two cn6nsollng ofIcs
rooms. muderu. over Dfsamiand
thrairr Noe manager ~ nfFnHIaui
TuU lULN1 \ down bHip. rrll 10.
Gated sleeping room. walnut 5t1i.
I k'litf l'ufh
\ NEUY attractive front room Ernilc.
man pr"f'rri ilsI EnHi 2ni
ron nest Lhigr. hnnd.omoly ur.
ushod east tuIm. iNin beds. double
HluH'tH HultHilr for tNu. gentlemen ne.
frffrd can walnut 50
uNE nicely fnnthed room with or
without .Ntrhsn privilege. ~ q Broad
WHE tifcI'
GENTLIMAS vents roommate. has
front room. walking distance. furnace
neat walnut 200 10 " yth
TWO mfulhod fupm, Tor lishl house.
keeping The NufNopl. ~, \.
NirElN furnished southeast room
with fireplace. nn'm'n preferred
1921 y. Inir Phone Maple 100
FrHNiSifEp room In brick apartment:
gentlemen 0r lndIcr Who WORK. hr.nk-
/ fAht 4 desired l-l's " rhlckasHs
i TWO brruilml su'hr,fs' foors. sin.
] glo NJ ru suite fuf gentlemen, pfiyAts
home. rU Other fnuuofs. use ~ plano
and garage lyi " 10Th
luR EEST. M excellent bedroom.
uuiir uyi ~ tho uIiluHr u'v homo
go furniture. ! rlu'k ~ ,ur walnut
$3.50
.i.IWlN IIHNlsul.p room IN pfi,al,
home walking dl,isur" Mhpl" 2Iiu.
/ SENLY f,,nlshcd outside rooms. lnfE.
clothes riu-si- sol Ers' inth Walnut
I 2tllt 0r plllc Estes. Walnut tls,
/ Wardrobe Cleaners
! SIrE south bedroom. best locatlun. also
garage i'3l Nofih liruiiway
/ FuHSlSUEp ROOMS Ht rs " ,nd
ROOM suitable ior gentleman, close to
two ear lines good neishbofhOod.
| Can Walnut ia.t
. Ft'RNlsHED NOON. breakfast and .
o'clock dinner. ON ,,r line. ili9 ".
. Walnut
/ FOR REST Modern room In private
home fur g. prr week w two en-.
r'uici E,tis. Address 1890 ". attn
street
/ LOVELY southeast room fur rent; 80
,'lont location. walking distance.
. can walnut 71NS
. ron WINT. NJ 100 EHs, pntk riac..
! room. for one or two persons SOUTH
west corner. IN private home modern.
si,nm heat. ujw ivory furniture, nice
and clean Tcllvhone Walnut silt-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
HOTEL DIRECTORY

SOME well furnished rooms with oyety
modern convenience as well hss few
suites with private bath available right
now. at very reasonable rates Tor per
m1ncnt gurNts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11

MAN to clean stool, cars. good wages
and steady work Apply ready to
work Two blocks south Of Rail Park
Ncstcrn Paint Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

NURSE would like position In doctors
office. Walnut 20lo
EXPERIENCED telephone operator
wants position ns rRN operator. can
Use typewrit r. F-S, OklRhomnn
GOOD LAUNDRESS Maple 1881.
LADY STENOGRAPHER. years c,-
pcricnce. desires position with "A re-
liable firm Walnut bl0i
RELIABLE accurate typist. employed,
wants copy work to do at homo eve.
nings F-li OklNhoman.
WANTED Position by experienced
slenoguphur Walnut g3s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
statesmen WANTED

'N'''l '''.' '''.'N
OtR income certificates provide for
sickness, disability, old age and death,
one price 10 all; no examination, tuIly
paid In l6 wears \ months, after ma
turty viii return to holder In dividends
many times more than he has Invested
during tho pay Ing period this is no
speculation but n high class, S'lcu'ltc
Investment and protection contract, al
trnCtivO and interesting TO all, to ynpa-
BILE producing statesmen ui uulurs-
tiouahle integrity, who are big enough
to handle district, We viii give Con-
tracts which will yield greater returns
for the effort and ability put forth, than
from any similar position available in
the state today. The Mutual Invest
ment Company. 326 West Main ST, ok
hhomR city Okla
MAN OR WOMAN, refined, educated
over Is. for attractive travelling Pc.
sltion; salary and railroad fare nd-
yanrcd. teacher also considered Tor po-
stion during vacations. Give telephone
number A.6. Oklahomnn
Statesmen you are live wire and
capable Of earning from $3.50 10 $3.50
per week, W. can use YOU opening M
new territory and creating dealers. We
back you M with n snappy line Of nd.
vcttislng and give YOU special proposl-
tion TINT sells the goods on Nght Cnll
Maple POS oi see Mr. lIeliker. Money
Back Laboratories, Inc, 9 n. Dewey,
Oklahoma city, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11

DR.. ALLISON
Specialist on chronic diseases. get
resslts: examination free, Rooms 2le-
.90 llOil W Main Phone Maple 'il6
HANO-THEEAplST - pr. suplcr.
Scott Thompson Bidg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE bedroom. Including
meals fnr couple luunH man Wishes
room mate, reference. garage. I11 "
'th. Information call Maple 6,l. 5iJ W
9'h
fOW EENT-Ouc ntgc. 1'uumlly
furnished room With private hir
urnuc" heat. cNncllrri HH'o board
li2r North Robinson 1hnwHs hotel
FOR RENT Slcrb furnished room. pr-
vlte home. with breakfast and = lu
dinner gentleman onlI. g " N'h Wal
nut 5n6l
NEWLY and nicely furnished room and
board IN private home twu Young h-
dies preferred ~ ". Slh - Maple
16tl-J
.NEGE south front room with board
for gentleman or roommate. Wal
ut 5s26.
Two connecting rooms with board.
walking distance. references ,N-
changed Fhon" Mhpl" la'. 2li " 'oth.
FOR RENT- Furnished room. aud
table board. ~ ". lth: walking dis.
'nncc from main p1rt ~ city
BOARD AND ROOM for man md VII
ST. per week gentleman s. private
home ON Shnrtel. good food. good To-
cation Phone Maple 1911
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11

iR. PECK r.sos special attention TO
nervous mental Rni diseases Of wom-
en- i79l Wet Main 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-11
sTENOGN NpIIEItS

You can double your speed and nc
uulro more accuracy aud ease In writ
ing and reading your notes iu a few
weeks by means of expert individual
coaching. than you will IN a lifetime
under theoretical teachers. who merely
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really worth while position; don't ho
content 10 take a small pay sob because
you are not as fast or accurate ms you
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