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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
EMPLOYMENT
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WITTY woMAs-wsntsa . white woman
room given, 1aIO g. Boston. Phons
WANTED Middle aged white woman to as
sist with honse snd care Of children RET
srenes required Phone ALTO
WOMAN W spisd, refined whits woman 10
iass care VI tvo little girls aud msnsas
house no heussvorkA Phone o2sal
0iRI1-Waatsd gsnsrA houssWork No
washing small family roVfn furnished.
9ls Fast fourtesnth
.GfkL--Wanted a white Eirl for general
houanwork reference required. 1908 =.
Newport Phone sos.
GIRL wanted Compstsnt vhile girl for
second .vrk, Phone Mrs, Charles Dong
NANTEb-First cials maker and millinery
.pprenties The Hunt Go
IGlRte-Nsptsd for Eeusrs honsowotk. no
cookihg ~ Phone AlB0
WANTE6- Waite siri 70 ss,is, vita the
huu.swork Osaxs io4s.
sAi.KsMEH AND AGENTS Al
A0ENTs---I want twenty usn and wensn
TO act g. my agents and take orders for
fast selllNE Goodyear raineoats We de
liver and collect sample coat and out
tii free Write quick Tor wondsrful Of.
Dent. 2o9, Kansas CITY, No,
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE "a
ATTORNEY Age 20. graduate oklahemA
university. yeAys' experience. ~an,s
olsrkship with good Law firm. Al ref
ersnxes Ds7, care World
BoOSKEEPER- Corporation bookkssper,
married man, thirty ain years old good
pehmsn, twelve yasrs actual e1perienca
With corporation accounts and businsss
laws pertaining thereto dszites imms
date employment, can make bond and
iorSi.e high. Erads ,stsIeOes' Marion
IBt'nLDING CONSTRUCTION TIME KEEP.
er---CapAbie bulldog construction time
keeper wants position. ycsrs Of esper'
isncsi basI references Doc, care
ORRESPONDENT-- Young married mAs.
age ~, wants position as correspondent
general office man or in real esiats snd
rentals rseellsnt references. NJ. Royls
lsis Harrison, Kansas city, Mo.
IuARPENrtR fINlshER wants to hEsrs
eR year work rhoae il76
| LAWYER -stenogrhpher, aAw school graa
uate and experienced. desires position (;
sbstreet enAmtpiaE specially. What have
yont bss care World
MANAdER-M thoroughly acquainted
with oil business In MID Continent field
desires. 10 Ioset parties requiring ssrv'
Ices of msR oompetsut 10 organize ar
manage an oil corporation best Of bus
inetS, personal and bank references, Ad
dress II IL, care World
TRUCK pkltER--Young man wants job
aA truck driver; any make Of truck Ad'
dress Cs care World
WATClIMAN Position wanted "a watch
man for reliable firm, good references
Dor, care World
lLkARN AUTo--Y Youus man With high
srtoOl education. now empaoye desires
place Is-+rurrr- uuto business. have
s9ne know'edgsfof msebinery; osg fur
plsaks. O.. WMld
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SITUATIONS wAsrEp-rEMAL IS
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wanted by enporienesd~p, y, X, opsrstor;
~ references Phone -496dR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06
HOUSES ron SALE

CHEYENNE, N.-Nev house ,ef ,,i
Troom, bath and bAssmsnti ffeneh
mirror doors; old i,srJ wood WORK rsr -,
and bronze hApdwarsi furnace nea'
rase Tor two ears Phone t5Is.h,
HOUSTON, s.-taose IN iul nte .,;r.
good siH room house, est rorn' 9iiE
"a 500 Banks,on. $40 Robinson
Phone EST ---.----,...
sOUTH SfnE-clase in, slH Rooms 80.
ment garage. nise shsds &c only
sS no seus terms hsshew a u i'
Turner Bldg. Usage 1917
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-06

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New Britain herald., 1918-05-16

GA11D DRY .,
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16

force if need be, from Wanton re-
sort to arms. No one nation can do
this, nor can it be done if tho United
States stands aloof. The time has
come to take part in a Lea que of Ma
lions to maintain an enduring peac"
hore and elsewhere. We mustN TniSh
the work we have begun until the
principle for which we fight stands
victorious and unquestioned; and then
we must build a structure that, so far
as human wisdom can reach, Will BAN
ish the scourge of war among mem
.Trcitschke Attacked by Former Pupil.
Heinrich Won Treitschke was de-
scribed at the win the War for Per-
manent Peace" convention today III
ono who, next to Bismarck and EN-
.peror William had done most to
mould German political thought and
bring on the present war. The speak
er was DR.. Richard Heath Dabney, of
the University of Virginia, who stud
led under Treitschke in Berlin. DR..
Dabneys topic was "Germany's Dream
Of Dominion"
"Treitschke's whole AIM" he said,
was to Prussianize Germany and to
Germanize the world. I heard him
at the height of his powers, from the
fall of 1888 to the spring of 1885.
Upon other peoples he poured
forth hate, scorn and contempt, par
tcularly. upon the English and our
selves We German idealists,
heard him say, have time to medi-
tate upon. beauty; the Americans chase
the dollar 1t might surprise Treit-
schke could he now arise from the
tomb and see American dollars and
American men preparing to chase the
Kaiser back to Berlin.
'"Treitschke's theory Of the state ~
an all-engulfing power has seized
hold of the German mind. The Ger
man, submerging his own personal
identity in the state, seeks dominion,
through the state, over others. The
merican intellgently combining with
his fellow individuals, seeks rational
freedom for himself and for them.
If Prussia conquerS our armies, tho
Prussian theory will conquer our souls,
and the American conception of tbs
state, as an organization deriving its
moral authority from the collectiva
consent of intelligent individuals, viii
perish from the earth.
''TheNtWo men who best embody the
American and the Prussian ideals re-
spectively are Patrick Henry and
Frederick the Great, The latter, you
remember,. carried upon his person,
during the Seven Years War, a vial
Of poison--to be swallowed if ever the
time should come when his and Prus-
sias power must fall. Dominion or
death! These We're the alternatives
for Frederick the Prussian.
mot so for Patrick Henry the
American whose immortal words
might we'll be adopted today as our
battle-cry and that of our heroic NJ
lies: I know not what others ma
say, but AS for me. give me Libertv
or give mo Death
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
get these supplies and final instruc-

get these supplies and final instruc-
tions.
The whist given last evening at the
Masonic temple for the benefit of the
Red Cross and surgical dressings com
mittee was great success. There
were about % tables. Punch was
served during the intermission and
ice cream and cakes were sold. Prizes
were given and the winners were as
follows: Ladies' first prize, Mrs. Nor
thrup, glass casserole; second, Mrs.
Rose Stevenson, Thrift Stamps; BOBBY
prize, Miss Coles, dresser tray: gen =
tlcmen's first prize, Il. T.. SEYMOUR
necktie; second. \. NJ. Booth, Thrift
Stamps; BOBBY prize Pomeroy Wilcox
writing paper. The receipts all Of
which will be turned over to the Red
Cross and surgical dressings commit
tee, amounted to about so.
On Tuesday afternoon at the invi-
tation Of Roy. e. G.. Gillette there was
held at his home on West Main
street, meeting Of the following
townspeople to listen to Harry He'd
ley Smith, of Hartford, organizer Of
Y. NJ. c. A. county work. with ref
erence to Y. NJ. c. \. work in Plain
Vile under what is called the county
work plan: Rev. f. G. Gillette. Rev.
r. II. Burton, Rev J. G.. Ward J. L.
Ahlquist, f. H. Hills and j. E. Lamb
S. s. GWilim, G.. G. Seymour and r.
Everett Thompson we're unable to at
tend
A temporary organization was
formed with the following as officers:
Rev. e. G. Gillette, chairman; ]. T..
Lamb, secretary
The committees appointed were as
follows: Spea kera committee, f. r..
Hills; church and usher committee
Rev. j c. Ward and J. l.. Ahluuist;
music committee, H. p. Usher: pub
licitN committee. RCv r. II, Burton;
delegation committee, Rev e. G. Gil
lette, chairman.
1T was voted to hold a local meet
ing at the Baptist church on June 2
at 7:45 p. m. at which speakers will
explain the plans Of the Y. NJ. G.. A.
work on the County Plan.
Rev F. G.. Gillette as chairman
of the delegation committee will Sc
cure delegates to attend Y. NJ. c..
A meeting in Hartford on June 5.
This Y. NJ G. A, work on the county
plan secures trained workers for the
small villages and rural districts
throughout Hartford county
There will be another meeting Of
the tenn porary committees, etc, on
May % at $50 p m. at the home Of
Rev. r. C. Gillette.
Rricf Items.
The hour Of the mid-week prayer
. m Getting at the Congregational church
has been changed to 7:45 o'clock and
will be held at that hour this eve
ming.
Mrs. Katherine Hyde and mother,
; Mrs. Helen Hall, who spent the vim
ter in East FIartland, have returned
home and are now living at the
Root house on Park street.
The Rockwell Drake baseball team
will play TerryNillc Independents
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
Rockwell-Drake field.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
Maple Hill

The Newington and Maple Hill
ladies will take part in the Red Cross
parade to be held in New Britain,
Saturday afternoon. Those intending
to march please meet at the corner
of Whiting and South Main Streets at
2 o'clock.
A canvass will be made for the
Red Cross drive next week. 1t is
hoped that the people of Maple Hill
will give their memberships to New
ington to help reach the quota of
900.
Mrs J. n. Latham returned today
after spending several days at her
home in New Jersey.
Mrs Margaret Wells Wood of Der
by, was the week end guest of Miss
Beatrice Moody.
Miss Airline Root Was the guest of
Miss Abigail Lette a Mt. Holyoke
college over the Weekend.
The Literary club. will hold a
children's party, tomorrow May 18th,
at $3.50 at the home of Mrs. J. c..
LOOMS on Frederick street. Each
member is requested to bring a child.
If it is stormy the party will be post
poned until Saturday afternoon at
the same time.
Owing to some delay in securing
an engine, the proposed entertain-
ment under the auspices of the VOL
unteer Fire departm ent scheduled for
May 10 has been postponed to May
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16

Machine Room Wants Games.
The machine room of the American
Paper Goods Co. has organized base
ball team which it is now ready 20
put on the diamond with any team
from any machine room in this VI
entity. Manager Jack Delorey is con-
fident that his men will give the best
of them a good run and in the end
walk away with the brown derby
Manager Dolorey occupies the position
of center field in the lineup. The
team has secured the services of Will
liam Sweeney who will do the honors
as slab artist during the coming sea-
son, while Nelson Ives will be on the
receiving end of the battery. T. But
Ter will hold down the position of
short stop and is also captain of the
aggregation. Charles McMurray, the
star right fielder, will be seen this year
in his old position. The basemen are
Doc Smith, James Fitzgerald and Ed
ward McMurraN, ST.. William Ramsey
will act as utility man on the team.
Any machine room in KensingtOn o.
New Britain that wishes to play the
team of the Paper. Goods company IS
asked to communicate with them at
once through their manager. De1orey,
as their schedule Of games for the
coming season is being fast filled up,
they report
Main Street Repairs.
Main street, Kensington. is getting
its spring going over this week and
the road will be in better shape than
ever within a few days. The road was
formerly the state road and Is one or
the best in the town: To keep it in
good condition, every year it is re-
paired, The only repairs which viii
be necessary this year is a coat Of
oil and tar. The state makes the re-
pairs on this road. and it does not
cost the town anything. The towns
of Berlin and Kcnsington will have
some of the best roads in the state
when these repairs arc completed with
those Of the Berlin road
MISUNDERSTANDING and decorating
carpenter and mason jobbing. H r.
FoVien, Kensington, Conn. 4-5-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
DIR. LOWELL SEES
HUN PEACE DRIVE
Harvard President Speaks Before
League to Enforce Peace

Philadelphia, May 16.-Probability
and grave danger of another German
peace drive were emphasized by Pres
ident A. Lawrence Lowell, of Harvard
university, in his address today at the
opening session of the convention of
the Lea que to Enforce Peace. He said
in part
1T is not at all improbable that
within a few weeks Germany may pro
pose to make peace on terms that ap-
pear on their face reasonab bic and
moderate. She may offer to retire
from Belgium and Franco and even
to contribute toward the damage suf-
fered, to cede Alsace and Lorraine or
leave their future to be decided by
plebiscite, to give the ,Trentino and
Trieste to Italy, to promise some kind
Of autonomy to the various races in
Central and Eastern Europe, and to
agree that the ,barbarities she has
praCticed shall not again be permitted
in war
MilitariSm Must BE Destroyed.
such an, offer might we'll beguilt
the Allies into delusive peace. The
peace would be delusive, for unless
the principle of mlitarism is de-
stroNed. the promises would be kept
no better than those broken in the
past. Autonomy of other races would
mean their organization for the
siren gthcning Of Germany; until she
had control of the resources of q pop
ulation Of 200, 100000 for her next
war Such a settlement would be Il
mere truce pending. a strife more fierce
hereafter.
IF the upshot of this war is incon-
elusive, the whole world will be pre-
pairing for another. During any tenn
porary truce men of science in all
countries will devote much of their
thought to making engines more de-
structive and more deadly for the next
struggle, which will be VOL nigh a
war of determination.
"CiNilizatiOn as we know it haS
rea ched a point where it must pre-
clude war or perish by war, and war
can be prccluded only by a conquest
of the world by single power, or by
an organization of many nations to
prevent its recurrence.
"The principle of preda tory mill
tarism cannot be done away unless
mankind has the intelligence. the mag
nanimity and the determination so to
organize itself that justice shall take
/ the place of violence, and that the
| predatory state shall be restrained by
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16

EVERY THRIFT STAMP YOU
BUY HELPS YOUR COUNTRY.
Sixteen Thrift stamps can be
exchanged for "a War Savings
Stamp upon the payment of 100
additional. January list 1928 you
get $500 for 1t.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
Buy All Linen handkerchief
Before the Prices Advance


LII
4 LINEN HANDKFTfCHFFS Ghl>
PRICES ASKED
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
he'd CROSS RESULTS
| SHOWN in BERLIN
(iSS ROhm Tells Of Success Of
Organization
kUTO HITS ROAD WORKER

Dragged Is Feet-A. 2. G. Machine
Room Organizes Ball Team and
Seeks Victims.
Il With the coming of the week for
he campaign for the Red Cross as
location, the report of Miss Rohm
Tor the Berlin chapter is most timely.
8Iiss Rohm heads the organization in
serlin,' and under her direction, it
kas done much work in the past
Month. The recently formed surgical
Crossings classes have met every
8yeel<. and have turned out 5,015 sur
85ical dressings during the month.
&hese classes and has one formed con-
sting of Berlin women and one of
2K ensin gton workers. The other arti-
E cles made up by the association are:
bahamas 81, hospital shirts 10, bed
3iackets 10, comfort kits 40, bed quilts
H.. socks "a pairs, sweaters ), wrlstlets
pairs, caps II, comfort pillows 20.
This is certainly a creditable show
ling for the local women, and is a
record which they should try to
maintain in the future. The women
| observe two aIl-day sewing days dur
Hing the week, and on these days, the
room in the church chapel is always
crowded with women. There are how
ever accomm odations for more wo-
men. and all those who have not tax
en- an active part in this work in the
ne1- tn n
md help in this good work The ar
ticles made in the rooms of the Berlin
branch and in the Kensington branch
po to the New Britain chapter. These
Two branches are connected with the
New Britain chapter, and have their
rooms here for the convenience OF
the women.
:. Road Man Struck.
One of the laborers working on ~
road repairs on Pennington avenue
was struck yesterday afternoon by th'
trolley. The man was working OF
+he road and, because Of the NOISE o
the road roller, failed to notice th'
trolley. which was approaching as h
etepped out of the way Of the roller
Ha had a narrow escape from death
mud those who saw the accident Sa,
that they expected to find the injured
man dead AS he side-stepped th'
trolley. he stepped directly on the fed
der of the trolley. He was knocked
down and carried about 10 feet, will
part of his body under the fender ans
4 few feet away from the wheel .
the car. Outside of few scratches
and minor bruises. he escaped unin
iured. He will be able to return K
worA within a few days. His nam
is not known, the only name to Whicl
he answers being 'Shoeblack, III
accident was unavoidable on the par
Of the motorman, who stopped his ca
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16

William l.. Frierson, the assistant
attorney general whom Attorney
General Gregory has appointed to in
Vcstigate charges against tho man
agemcnt of United States aircra TT
work. He is a native Of Chattanooga,
Tcnn., and has the reputation of be-
ing a careful lawyer.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
MILLINERY REDUCED.

MILLINERY REDUCED.
We have made sweeping mark
downs on all of our dark colOred
trimmed Hats in small, medium
and large shapes, smartly trimmed
with wings, burnt Ostrich and
flowers. Ranging il, value up to
$3.50, We price them to you for
$t.9S, sos and S1.yS.
\ Cleanup of Untrimmed Hats
in navy, sand, brown, purple and
black All up-to- date shapes worth
up to s3.9S, at CSC each.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
J Machine Room Wants, Games.

within Is feet of the place where the
man was hit.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16

"EVERYONE WHO CREATES,
OR CULTIVATES A GARDEN,
HELPS, AND HELPS GREATLY,
TO SOLVE, THE PROBLEM OF
THE FEEDING OF THE NATION"
WOODROW WILSON.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-13
PRICE OF SUGAR
WILL BE- HIGHER
Canning Sugar Permits
Must be Signed
Promptly.

Consumers will pay II cents for
sugar which is purchased by the
wholesaler after September s. ac-
cording to official notices received
here from the office Of the federal
food administrator for North Da-
kota- d. -.
The regulation establishes a new
price on sugar at seaboard points.
The new price is 9 cents per pound
for granulated sugar in bulk. The
new retail price in North Dakota will
be based on this price of 9 cents per
pound at seaboard, plus the freight
rate from seaboard and with whole
salers' profit Of IS cents per hundred
and the retailers' profit Of $1.oO per
hundred added.
Based on these figures. sugar will
Forks. with the following additional
charges above seaboard price,. sea-
board price. 50; freight rate y sea-
board to Grand Forks. 1877 cents.
wholesalers profit, IS cents; retail
ers' profit. 81. which makes a total
OF $l1.07 per hundred.
The maximum price will be II
cents. as 1t will be the policy of the
food administration to give the con-
summer the benefit Of the fraction of
a cent.
The price at any other town in the
state will be figured on the same
basis. The bulletin reads:
How to Find rice.
All Jobbtng centers such as wah-
peton Grand Forks, Valley City,
jamestown. Bismarck. Mandan, Dick
inson. Devils Lake. Minot, Williston,
etc, take seaboard rate. To find tho
retail cost Of sugar under the new
Eprice it will be necessary to add the
seaboard rate, effective at the near
est jobbing center. to the basic price
Of 8 cents, plus the local freight rate
to the point of destination. Then add
the wholesalers profit Of IS cents
n h retailers profit Of 81 which
Will give h local retail price"
Only sugar purchased by either the
wholesaler or the retailer may be sold
on the new basis. Neither the whole
saler moi the retailer will be permit
ted. according to the regulation to
sell any old sugar purchased before
sentember 3. at the new price. Any
violation Of the regulation in this re-
spect will be subject to the penalties
imposed by the food control act.
rIHle local food administration Of
flee, also sends out the order that
those who have registered for can
ming sugar permits during the time
that the ONCE has no official blanks,
now must register on the legal, spe-
cial canning permit blanks, at the
ONCE Of Mrs. Sprague at the city hall.
Once hours will be from 3 o'clock
IN tho morning until IL o'clock at
noon and between 1880 and 8 O'Clock
in the afternoon.
1t is essential that the transfer OF
the permits to the legal blank be ef-
fected as soon a6 possible in order
not to hold up the supply of sugar
which the retailers must have on
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-13

Rygenstad in Oty-K. 7. Rygen-
stad Of Thompson. N. D., spent yes
terday in the city on business.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-13
Of Jinxes
Very Uncannily
Creeps on City
The Worst is Yet to Come, for the
Evil Spirits Of Night Will Be Lurk-
ing in Dim, Streets And Alleys
Then Woe to the UnbeNever!
Friday, the 18th!

FRIDAY, the 18th!
y p y mores. o hades!
maranatha, and exc, hor-
rors!
The day OF "jinxes" has fallen upon
the community, and. despite the fact
that nothing unusual has been re-
ported at this check-up in history, it
IS haro to say n will happen, for
m day still Is very young, and there
comes the night when the unseemly
things crawl from their alleys and go
forth to harass and haunt.
Unlike most Friday, the 13th's, the
current day OF damness has a special
distinction. 1t is the 58th anniversary
or the birth of General John j. PERISH
ing. commander of the American ex-
pedltionary force, and John n his
day party somewhere in France"
Fritz and all his unhappy comrades
are paying h bills and dancing many
fantastic steps for the pleasure Of the
Americans. All the 'tlnxes" this side
OF hell have been turned loose for the
dedication Of the Hun commander
and his gang.
over here-well. over here there's
great JOY, but still the link" of Friday
me 18th has cast it's shadow over
every community. Ladders doomed
up like spring o%ffensives this morning.
and pedestrians ~debouched in the face
OF advancing black cats, and heaven
knows what will happen if the felines
should get across the street ahead Of
an on-coming superstitious individual.
Mail was opened cautiously n sus-
piclously, n packages were inspect
ed thoroughly to make sure that no
lurking Internal was therein.
IN homes of the superstitious
It's likely to be a night of horror, for
when darkness falls upon the city the
evil things come forth. Dark cats