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The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
BOYS MEETING
: WAR DEMANDS
Secretary Wilson Praises
Young America at Ma
81 tional Conference.

While the demands Of war necessf-
ate a great Increase in the number
VI boys engaged in industry and agri-
ulture even the war emergency Is
rot sufficient ground for stunting the
Nducation Of the nations youth
This was the message brought oy
secretary Of Labor Wilson yesterday
% the opening session of third ma
fonaI conference OF State directors OF
he Boys Working Reserve, branch
~ the United States Employment
service interested In the development
of Americas boy power for war pro-
AUCTION. The sessions are being held
II ~ auditorium Of the Department
= 81 Interior, and will continue to-
say and Saturday.
All States Represented.
see 7tary Wilson told the delegates,
tsl1 ONE from every State in the
s-fe.r. that the Boys Working Reserve
~ owed a great success in utiliz-
- y vs. on the farms and that the
erSa.r problem OF utilizing boys in
lnduS. " in greater number must be
handiad with equal courage and ini-
ststivv.
n essential. he said. that every
boz d the country should have the
rudifhents Of education embodied In
xrammar school courses.
After that, the Secretary Of Labor
said. for those who are not going to
follow professional life, there should
follow a system Of vocational educa-
tion in which part of the boys time
should be spent in academic instruc-
tion and part in the utilization Of
this teaching in actual Industrial
work
u feel that during the coming year
the Boys Working Reserve will be
able to assist very materially in
working out the problems of part
lime education in a manner which
will protect the education Of our
youth and at the same tine give
practical results in the production OF
var material"
100000 Boys Enrolled.
The 2OO.ONO boys already enrolled
With the Boys Working Reserves
have already raised sufficient food
which would not have been produced
Without their efforts to keep 100000
soldiers supplied for one year. Will
am Z. Hall. national director Of the
Boys Working Reserve, told the
delegates.
This afternoon FellN Frankturter,
chairman Of the National War Labor
Policies Board. will address the con-
Ference on War Labor Policies" "
diver Wilson. master OF the National
Orange. and William Writ, superin-
sndent of schools in Gary. Ind. will
5scuss the utilization Of boy power
rom the agricultural and industrial
Itandpoints. At night the delegates
Hnl be entertained at dinner at the
qOtel Ebbitt.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
Labor Leader Visits
Birthplace in London
Remembered by Lady

London. Sept. 1s.-Samuel Gompers
went down into the London Ghetto
the other day to visit the house where
he was born, and to walk through
the lanes where as a boy he ran er-
rands and blacked shoes.
When he got there, he found his
visit had leaked out. On the house
where he was born the word Sam"
was chalked in huge letters. A crowd
of women and children were out to
welcome him
'I was greatly touched by the
friendly demonstration" said Com
pers. The old house hasn't changed
much since left in 1863 as a boy of
l3. There was a woman in the crowd
who said she remembered when Sam
Gompers went to America. She had
the best OF me but she may have
been right"
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
English Army Using
Women Range6nders

The British army has sent out a
call for women rangefinders, accord
ing TO Information received by the
Y. w. {. A. war work council repre-
sentative here. These women are en-
ployed In the British opticians NUM-
tions factories and are used exclu-
sively for testing rangefinders. Be-
cause OF the nature Ct the work and
the delicate mechanism. Il has been
found that women are particularly
fitted for II.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20

precious. boots and shoes. clothing.
Red Cross supplies and even Bolgisn
relief shipments have been stolen
from the cars on our railroads iL
large bulk and quantity"
There has been q great increase IN
the thefts OF all classes OF goods. he
said
Mr.. Flynn will work in coordinate
with the Claims and Property Protec-
ton Section of which J. II. Howard.
formerly of Chicago. Is manager.
Phillip ]. DouEherty is counsel fcr
this division. He has been handling
all cases OF thefts from the railroads
for a great number OF years.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
FLYNN TRAILS
ROAD AGENTS
Assumes Duties as Head of
Railroad Secret
Service.

william J. Flynn has deserted his
constant intimates for the last three
years. German secret agents. to get
on the same intimate terms with
those who would pilfer from Uncle
Sans railroads.
The former chief of the secret
service of the Treasury Department
is now the chief OF the secret service
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
RECEIVE OPPRESSED
NATIONS DELEGATES

President Wilson will receive today
the resolutions of the great Union
victory meeting OF the Oppressed
NationaIities of Central Europe, held
at Carnegie Hall in New York last
Sunday. They will be presented to
him by Prof. Thoma5 G. Nasaryk,
chief Of the Czecho-Slovak National
Council: Ignace Paderewski, the
representative Of the Polish National
Committee; Dr.s Hinko Hinkovitch,
Emil Revyuk. Lieut. RasIls Stoica
49, lsza sia
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
r. D. ROOSEVELT BACK

An Atlantic Port. sept Is-Frankis e
d. Roosevelt. Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy. arrived here today from
France and England jiI with pneu-
monia- His condition is said 10 bs
favorable for an early recovery
A number OF cases OF Spanish IN
fiuenza developed on the ship on
which Mr.. Roosevelt returned.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
PAPER SAVING
PLAN DISCUSSED
War Industries Board Con,
fers with Merchants on
Pulp Consideration.

Cooperation in the paper-saving
campaign of the War Industries
Board was promised by representa-
tive group OF merchants of this city
at a meeting yesterday afternoon.
called by E. o. Merchant. OF the
board, in the conference room OF the
department.
The merchants confirmed Mr.. Mer-
chants opinion that all package
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20

woodward and Lothrop, Lansbursh
and Brothers. GUIDE Brothers Com
pany. F. w. Woolworth Company.
Hecht Company. Peoples Drug
Store. Goldenberg and the Palais
Royal
The War Industries Board expects
to issue an order limiting the use of
paper. Washington will be used as
laboratory for experiment..
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20

OF the United States Railroad Ad-
ministration.
He slipped into his ONCE in the
Railway Building yesterday with
rubber heeled silence Just as a nc
ton reading public would demand
That great detective do.
"Oh, yes. hardy any one knovs
I'm here he said. Il have cot an
over the delight OF seeing my name
In the paper in connection with a
thrilling story"
Deals With All CInsses
His work. however. for the rail-
roads will consist in dealing with
those who steal an engine and the
baggage car from a whole train to
the smaller fry. such as the young
boys who sneak coal from loaded
car on a siding.
My work will have a war angle TO
II Just as much as the rounding up
OF German secret agents.
Army supplies have been subject
ed within the past year TO the tam
pering Of railroad car thieves. Army
cloth and supplies, metals, all now
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
DRAMATIC COACH FOR
PLAYERS ATY.M. e. A.

The appointment Of Edward F.
Nath. well-known dramatic critic of
Washington and the author of a num-
per OF short sketches which are used
pyfamateur and professional organi-
.ations, as director OF the Y. NJ c.
A. players for the 191s-1919 season
has been announced by manager L.
Gordon Leech.
Mr.. Muth has had a long and var
ed musical and dramatic experience
beginning his dramatic career with
he old Soldiers Home Players over
twenty-five years ago. Since that
irne he has been connected with the
criterion Players of Washington and
With the Wilson Normal School
Players.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
WOMEN SECRETARIES
OPEN BIG CLUBHOUSE
Workers in War Department Cele-
brate Event.

With a dancing party attended by
the clerical and executive force as
well as the officer personnel, the new
club Of the young women secretaries
Of the Committee Of Education and
Special Training of the War De-
partment was formally opened at L
and Sixteenth streets Tuesday even
ing.
The club Is a three-story house
with large drawing-rOOms and a gar
den. The plan OF the club is sponsored
by Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. DoOley, of
Pittsburgh. Mr.. Dooley is the director
Of Special Training Of the Voca tionaI
section of the Students Army Train
ing Corps.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20

>ozodont Liquid Powder or Paste. 2Hc
Rubifoam Liquid Mouth Wash. 2Sc
NJ & 3. Carbolic Mouth Wash.
1Oc. 3Rc, 7Rc
AIkaIol. an antiscptic Liquid. Soc. sac
Pasteurine ...-.,..........-- -.bc, Sec
Vernas LIQUID ........ l5c. 42c' Sc
Kalpheno Tooth Paste .-.-......2 &c
Ipeco Dental Cream. prevents
Riggs disease: SOC tube. sc
Ideal Chlorate Potash Tooth
Paste: SOC tubes -.-......-...- 25c
Prophytol Tooth Powder; extra
special. 25c Slz" .-............ lie
Forhan's Tooth Paste; small re
Large .......-.....-. .....--.-. lSc
Wsmpole's Formalid .2ac, acc
AlvetOl .-..-........... 2sic, 35c' eSc
TIyC0- ThymOline $3.50. &c, 4Sc. Soc
l.avOriS .--.---. &c 4Sc' SSc
IaIly's Dental Lotion.....- 23c. Sc
Iistprine ..........IOc, lac. 3Sc, 60c
Dcnta Curs Tooth Pasle. 25C
tubes. extra special. . for &c
CoreCa Powder. will hold false
teeth in PlsCe.........2S &c, 4Sc, SSc
Alhadon Tooth Paste ........... 2"c
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
Station
cry
Specials

SC Waxed Paper. for the lunches.
Reduced to 3 for ....-.....-.. I0c
sSc Initial Correspondence Cards.
Reduced to .................. 1ac
Marcus Wards May Queen Linen.
Nellie Gray Lawn and kemal
Lawn Paper and Envelopes: -
~ EACH Reduced tO.....-. 24c
Csc Army and Navy EnV-O-letters,
paper and envelope combined.
Reduced to ................. lSc
Holland Linen or heith,s hrattnh
linen Writing Paper. Special 20c
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
FOR YOUR
TEETH.

PyorrhOcide Powder
Recommended b y
the most eminent
dentists. regular
500 ...-... Sc
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
THE GREATEST SMOKE
SPECIALS ANYWHERE.

I5c Straight "Averia" Cperfecto
extra .........-... ......... DC
3 for 2ScI box OF so. S3.55.
William the Fourth tJuniors) Sc
for 25cI box of so. $500.
Havana Seconds. eaCh...........2 &c
I3 for 25ci box Of loo, sI.SO.
Fresh Rolled Havanas SC
. for 25ci box of so. 500.
Carl Mitchell Cigars rs............-sc
for 25c; box Of so. $500.
CIGARETTE SPECIALS.
Csc Prince Hamlet Cigarettes. cut
70 Lev BNs'
Packages Of twenty Egyptian
Prettiest" Cigarettes. ........-. 24c
F.tima and Omar Cigarettes. 15c PIX.
Camel Cigarettes pkg. OF 20D 1Sc
Two Observation-Disclosures. 2oc
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
VeryReliable Family Remedies

Alcohol. denatured. 1S1
Peoples Price. pint. 10y
Albolene. Russian Mineral
PTice Pil, Peoples 75e
Alum Powder. Peoples 1So
Price, pound. .........A 10y
Bicarbonate Soda. Peo- 10o
pies Price. pound. .... Ivy
Boric Acid. Peoples 00S
Price. pound. 10y
Chloride Lime. Peo- 10o
pies Price. pound. ... Ivy
Cascara Tablets. Peo- OK
ple's Price. 100 5-grain. SoS
Calocide. for sore feet. o9H
Peoples Price. ...... SoS
Carbolic Acid. pure. TS1
Peoples Price. pint. t.... 10y
Creo Terpia Co. Peo- OoS
pies Price. pint. t......... wy
Collyrium. Wyeth SQ1
Peoples Price. .......... oVS
Cuticura Ointment. PeonIe's
ars Prices 2ae' 4'e S5c
Carbona. Peoples ooG
Prices. 49,. nc nnd. IVY
CasCaretS. Peoples AK
Prices. To-. "3c nnH foS
Doan's Kidney Pills. go
PeoDIe's PrIon . Joy
Promo Se1tzor. Peoples
Prices. 1oc, zoe. 3sc. = ~
sc. ............... ........
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
RAZORS AND SHAVING SOAPS.

williams shaving Cream,
stick or powder -.... .2St
Cutfcura Shaving Stick I'D
Pears English shaving
Stick SAs
ResinoI shaving stick E. 23s
Burh ANS Latherettc shaw
ing stick G5t
williams Quick md Easy
Shaving Cake .......... 10t
CoIgnte's Mug Soap ..... 81
Johnson's shaving Soap
Cream .st
Mcnnen's Shaving Cream .29t
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20

Gem Snfety Razors, complete
with blades .........S soc
Ever-ready safety Ra1ors,
complete with blades. sac
81 Butcher Razor Strop. 81. 40
Durham Duplex Blades,
in package .4Sc
Mark Cross safety Rnzors 2Sc
Mark Cross Bindes ..... Sc
Durham Duplex safety
haZOr .SBc
Old style Razors, guar
anteed ........... BIC
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20
A Shower Bath
Anywhere Any Time.

Attaches TO any faucet. Rub
Der spray brush Is heslthful
and inviEorating to the skin.
Five sizes.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-20

. Toilet Creams.
Migrants Milk Weed Cream SOC. SOC
Egyptian Cream, SOC size. ..... 45c
NndinoIa Cream. soc size. ....... 45c
Cleopatra Massage Cream, a grease
less pink preparation that sinks
in the pores and soaks the dirt
and oil out. leaves the skin
clean and rosy: large jars. .4Oc
Creme EIcaya, soc size. 48c
Aubrey Sisters Beuutifier, 35c
SIZE -SC
Hnyeline Snow ................. 29C
Woodbury. Facial Cream. regular
SOC IuDeS
Queen Anne Lotion. an excellent
remedy for rough irritated skin
and ideal after shaving; two
slLeS .oOc. OOC
Orchard white, regular 40c size .32c
Derma Viva Liquid Face Powder.
in flesh, or white. soc size. SOC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
lloTEL DIRECTORY
Hotel
Broadway Central
on lifoadway ~ Fourth,
Oklahoma city
ROOMS FOR RENT

nNE NltlIllhd room lIN W lfl
uhI .IUIlN furnished bedroom private
home modern ,1u,snIouusA 3l' "
Poo Walnut 10t
ROCK IsIANn uUOMN .tls " broad.
NtN unIrr new management outside
rHHnIa g. Uu un uaf vrra
.N.l,. ,u.s.r ui.pp,pAl or tvp nice
rrs 81. p.r mouth o. % Hor 80
..... ... ,...t. ,..,rt.brt r,pU
Wv. .n I 49,, i.tlg. g"n n5 s.,ntI,msp, rrI.
tIr. home. walking distance. references
,t.nrur.I Vlfs W,ai Nh Nnp|p gll
.ItI.ut.,t ......., t...,,.. ..t se1 nnrth
u.asdu,' Mani. gTHg
"IL llN' in.'n' ~. '.''.t l.n',' "
., ,,..i f.'rI V,uIr KY
....,. . ..t ...t
'"'..'I 'l.., ',i,,,tlI
u.'''.l
y...,
.l.' '..I' tl
r.t,.'r..s p..nr uYrIr auf
...
r.,,.,..,,. .n.,f..,,l All su Wn.
| n,r ,..,
i..Y p.,T ...I.. t,.I.r.i o..ut l.I.
,.,.,' ..r,,rIsrf tD I.H. ..Itstr IUur.
close boz uNl S. Walnut inuun Wal
! r.t ...f.T
,.-.-,..,
''lln,i laa,, 'ns low n,V iglr, ,.n., WrI,rts
.,,'.' EsIti,g tI.t.rr, .u.u nuI.
r.',. yy,t,Wt7s
.............
HIl.NN'l .hN ~ llll .... l.N
.r..., "r' ,t'n, g,t. Is.t
r.,.I. DO. t...u 7,. I ..ft ufu,dUHt
/
| 'W'. .,,. .,' ~ un.. a, p,E,. inHI,
/ ~ Gnnd Room Ihmr Walnut lrsE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

trnuE aAIIaNrN wanted. wa Ws
HIHug mt. uH1H ''nu smd rr nuId
|ug r. roNurrs 800 nHf' ..r drilling Uui
nt fni naFo rwnlsol another which "
boz transit and uHl .r HIIIuE uu uur
arrrbrn Iu lhr lls1lliun Ur'1 In 30 dave.
stock easily fHlI. g.Hi commissions paid
mon MIX Diamond UI ~ WpNnluE GO.
IIuur Walnut G1|. nl.l' No llofHtnNIr
mI.rr ukahonA CITY oklahoma
gNLEsMEN ATTENTION.
We want n few hirh grade HtleHmrn
who wu uro willing Go uHN commits
fIUu m 1I 60 u0rrrui fnr Immediate frr
suits. w. huyr 10 stock proposition imi
Hr'la lisrf tU bankers professional nnl
huruoHa men uu HIght hr Thompson
90 ~ MAIN
NILS ia rrIl stock iu new nll company,
VIM Nave Influence I'm their own l1r
.HNTt 4 .ruuTH rUi nhuvN hoard project
inlt Y0u may have mn hoslianry 200 r'rHW-
w.nHInl iu tuur if'HdH Ni lhI" Wr ''u
rnnylu., N0u luufr'W p'frrni Of ONE
iIrs capital stock production un on" I"lf.,
and material This lease ui 800 n.I''
should runp ln sl moro producers Nn.
other Iupa. ~ lrI uurrn with Hn offset
we'll now drilling in r. producer ihnl com"
Iu M 'HU barrels linld'nra promise W'Ni
returns 40 investor nud ono that ls rom.
yInlIug ~ IN li4 mofIiH Limited amount
nf stock fHr t1lr should hr rnsN 10
aon Oul.k action necessary, A1lro 1
g.l ... ukhh0wru
NOTI'I 10 STOCK sNLlfVlN
hmfhur.i Missouri lH iu ihn stock
rplrawuu what oklahoma unr IN wQnlh'
nlu HTuUI company uirNnIfHN urrI '.N
.uuI Hulouu,u. rIN money Nilr'w
rundy uu uni ems COMPANY Ir'n'nn
..., ....,.... t. h o.. ss.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RkNT

-.-a---~-~-.- --,,,-,- -r.--------.--~r~-r~
STWCTLy rrgt class completely m.
uIsnrd llrhf housekeeping fuoWHi pN-
vsir home l1lOno walnut 1908 loot
W lNl
IursfkrErlNU roous ~ W 9TH So
TWO uumrnlshod llght housekeeping
rooms strictly modern. south side,
buick nat adults only blGl4 n Shnrlol
walnut i7it
TWO furnished lIghl housekeeping rooms
fur irut. employed couple wanted. no
rhlldron, 7Nq y Nh
silrC light housekeeping roomr Tor
rui ll1 W. l2 Phone Wal b10l
Two clean nicely mrnlshed rooms Tor
llght housokecnlns adults ny 20
West mn
NICELY FlHNlsIlEu down-ialrs house
keeping rooms private entrance lhuuu
Walnut Ti0-J after . m,
NICELY FURNISHED doynstnIrs house.
Keeping rooms private entrance
Phone Walnut TW.J, after . w
LlGuT uOrHlkEEflNG rooms f1r rent,
2l0 East 1th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR RENT

FRONT bedroom f0r two with meals
Walnut 5H2 llgo n Hroodwnv
NTTNCTVE nrFU furnished front
room. fnrnRre noltc1 lnrlud ng meals
pr.ysfe home. references required Wal
mt NI9. 711 vs. pfh
ROOMM ior ladies. large room.
? m,Is. NjOi references. GIL ". alH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FOR REST harm can be used Tor gar
nee or storage 2li W 9Th Phone
Walnut 5000.
FOK EnNT Garage 200 West Eleventh.
Phone Walnut 1852
GARAGE for rent. 81 month. li9 West
7th Wal i6o7
DESK room for rent. as baltimore Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

HIGHEST each prices paid ior diamonds.
Address ". 500 care Oklnh0man
WANTTD-Tp buy good fresh COW
must ne guaranteed Phone Mnplo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
LOST AND FOUND


LOST -smEll diamond ring In lsdlee
toilet pnrlor floor Skryln hotel, suns
day afternoon; finder return office
sMrvn hotel Reward.
LOST Black leather card case Sunday
containing stamps and insurance pa
pcrs, s. reward n returned to 0klBhoman.
LOST-A COLD WATCH IN A WOOD.
EN DISPLAY BOX, BETWEEN THU
TRAD. SNTNs STATE RANK AND
pOSTOFFlCE; SUITABLE REWARD.
CALL l. u STROBE. ENTERPRISE
MOTOR co, WALNUT 1891
LOST Saturday evening, nose glassese,
tortoise shell rim Return tlo Baum
Bldg Reward -
LOgr-rchruary 18th. black bill book,
containing two so bids, one 81, four
81 papers, card showing r. y, Stewart,
state Peace Officers association; lost
I'm Rock Island depot, or train V FL
Reno Return to Lock Box 2OT 0uthris,
OkR.; receive reward
LOsr-LSrge red ear bob, between Indsu
say and Durland, on East tth. Ftn1e1
rewarded, Maple 2l90.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
DREssMAKING AND MILLNERr

LET rnr aD Your rrochrUnr. Knitting and
embroidery Phone w. lhbS-R
GUARANTEED UREssMAklNG 1874
kolhnw. " tlH-N
TIHsT.DLASs DuLssAiAKlNG - Mrs
Miller CAN walnut l3f-j
COMPETENT trunFtr,Hg. guarantees
r.rsf,u0u. VIII 60 iD residence, ref
'ron.r- Mrs lIuIsIrg"r Maple "2.
uErssNNKlNG No home OF out, hy the
uiN ML.. L-ne- Wi lAal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

Is the
Big Close Out
Auction Sale Of
The III. & K.
F'wfmiGure Stock.
Startling Promptly
AT Tsn o'clock ON
SmarIer Articles /
Don't compare this with
the ordinary close out sale
but bear in mind this sale
means just what we say,
and every piece must posi-
lively sell and will sell as
fast as our auctioneer can
sell it.
These goods are prac-
tically all new (less than
ten percent second handy
and the stock is complied
with goods staple as sugar.
Ten o'clock to noon on
dishes, cooking utensils,
quilts, pillows, aluminium
ware, shades and hundreds
of other small articles.
One o'clock and all af-
ternoon on furniture, rugs,
ranges, etc.
Sale Conducted by
O. X, Auction Co
1920 South Harvey, ,
Walnut 1884
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

snryirp. resident physicians are avail
unlc 10 private p0tlcnls OF any reputs bic
phyHcun. prlrrH reasonable; prlvsts
rooms aud wards Mrs. Anna Huek
Iu,h Proprietor Maple i5b l5i7 West
Nnu s' oklahoma riiy. CEla
srILIN rOLIE address rf once, Inn
puuHu0. from Texas. Address O NJ.
Dntu OkuhumHu
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COLLECTIONS
SITUATIONS WANTED, rEMALl

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY
gIHf4 N Main. over won'wnfih's
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AvTEI-Irn #r' 'owau ''F'
barber trade H.af' fH 'ar MS"
Best prices Doe world "0 HA
Barber College. y ..Ni.H. .'.'.
lkI4I.-f4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

lf IHu HIr Interested lu ur0pns Hu
fhHi nIII pay yUu 30 ls1 percent ..uWls.
rluu. uuu iNHi sells in hHnF'Is HnN huH.
90 rs Maid
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o K. STAMP .N.s N si
Grand 'Hora 49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
STOCK Statesmen

Don't Ur up until Won 800 mo '. 'u'..i
mnu. uuuUa'flnU ever offered h'f".E
.al d.uuu.F leads ana UUera| .uWm
rIuu
900 Grain Tunarra rHn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
NoTICEc
The Buck Sanitarium

N. TN rpul ,nal iur diamonds Mors-
hnma IemeIlY 90. l2h N nrmdway
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O. X. AUCTION co.

WI Alii. ANXIOUS 10 huy your ussd iur.
mwI,. w. trade Nallraua FifnltsTt
store. glG '' " urand Maple %
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-08-02
COMM SSloNER OF AGRJCUL
TURE,

Two bulletins entitled milk
Houses for Vermont Dairy Farms"
and Suggestions for Improvement of
Vermont Dairy Stables" were issued
during the month and will be distrib-
uted to creamery inspectors and to
all persons who request copies The
dairy manufacturing expert of the
department visited during the month
of June 80 plants and assisted with
daily cream tests, moisture control.
utilization Of skim milk in form of
cottage cheese, overrun, efficient op-
Grafton of boiler, arrangement of ma
chinery, remodelling and construc-
ton, sanitation, etc. The government
accounting system has been installed
IN three creameries. During the
month the organization of three COW
testing associations has been com
pleted, Two new testers have been
started in charge Of association work
and IA testers have been called on
and assisted with their work by the
assistant in charge of COW testing as
ISOLATION work. In the work Of cream
cry inspection, 40 creameries and 252
farms were inspected, GAS samples of
milk and cream were tested and the
results communicated to patrons.
The forester has begun a compila-
ton of statistics relating to the total
amount Of available standing timber
for the United States Forest Service
Only eight forest fires were reported
in June none Of which caused the
fire wardens Of the state any trouble,
the total cost Of extinguishing them
being s19.35.
In the work Of the eradication of
the white pine blister rust disease,
four crews, of from five to eight men
each, worked the greater part Of the
month on the Thetford demonstration
area. Work was also done on the
area about Sharon. The eradication
work undertaken will be completed
about the second week in July Con-
siderable scouting work was done in
different parts of the state to ascer-
tain the distribution and intensity of
the disease. AS result of inspec-
lions, it is believed that blister rust
Is scattered throughout the pine
growing regions of the state, al
though it has undoubtedly gained a
stronger foothold in some towns than
in others. Some infections have the
appearance of being several years
old