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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-14
THE AMERICANS CREED:

II believe i'm the United
States of America as a govern
ment of the people, by the peo-
pie, for the people; whose just
powers are derived from the
consent Of the governed; a de-
mocracy i'm a republic; sover-
eign nation of many sovereign
states; a perfect Union, one
and inseparable; established
upon those principals of free
dom, equality, justice and
humanity for which American
patriots sacrificed their lives
and fortunes.
II therefore believe It is my
duly to my country to love it
to support its Constitution, to
obey its laws, to respect its
flag and to defend it against
all enemies"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-14

ljitney engine running continuously
wide open until he realized what it
meant to others.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-14

When woman tells her husband
that she wants a plain talk with hill
it is a notice for him to clear the
deck and get ready for action.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-14

Clothes Fit They are made for the
Young Man" who wants to dress
in fashion. but at the same time gen
plete and we are offering as an ADJ
vance Sale some Fine Suits at from
$1S to $50.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-08-14

Clothes for Boys are known all over
the country as the very best made,
and as our prices at this time are very
reasonable you may buy here with
confidence. Children's Suits from SIS
upward. Our Furnishing Depart
ment is complete; full line of Hats,
Caps, NeckWear, Underwear, in fact,
our entire new stock at Guaranteed
Lowest Prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
FAULTY GARDEN SEED IS
BEING SOLD, SAY BUYERS
Some Merchant on Admiral Bouie.
ward Suspected OF Putting
Out Old stock.

Who is that Admiral boulevard
merchant that Ia selling garden
seed OF the vintage" Of lp1s-i7 20
his customers when he knowS that
these seeds are faulty and will not
fructifyf This In what officials of
the county council OF defense and
members OF the food administration
want 90 hnow.
Whoever he IL. he's treading up
on the ground OF exposure, for an
investigation In now being made
The city and county food admins
traitors have taken hold OF the mat
ter and exposure. II not actual ar
rest, may follow.
Not only will seed more than n
year old not come up, it iH said,
when planted but this year OF all
years when the government is urging
that everv available acre OF ground
be utilised FOR food products, any
merchant or seed dealer who de
liberntely ana knowingly sells such
fnulty ssod for planting purposes
thar II will not germinate IL an
actual and Intentional traitor 20 his
country, accordig 60 col. G. B,
Douglas. For 10 seed fail 10 grow
Il means that much acreage will he
lost In the production OF food sup
plies 10 feed the oountry's soldiers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Cadet "A Killed.

FORT WORTH, Texas. March -
The body of Burton Hurlburt. -.
cadet In the British royal flying
crops. Killed at Renbrook field this
morning probably will be forwarded
tomorrow to Prescott. Ontario, the
home OF his parents Military hon
ors will be given the cadet nj th,
funeral rervices here Hurlburt lort
mastery OF the machine and crashed
20 hts death when the controls were
Givsn over to him by an Instructor
The instructor, whose name Is with
held, was not injured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
BOARD AND ROOMS

RooM- Foa' KRsr -fuRNIsHBD IT
bENllH uI-,,,- ,-,.st ,.o ....g,nv
foo,,.. I.as w.
1SNitr ,,. l...,..... 81, 49, go. "a.
loiutng lafh.gin n.ui, itre,gtsI modern
io,,s , .ibs.. a.. ,.--
Phone i''".
DENNFk. B. sOt LAgrs loom aad sissp.
ing pur.r vtth Two daub.s beds Auiiabis
for . yF Z ..sa
DEikOtt ,iu. Lafss r,om .,oso Ia
n.odsr. ..ua thoue 4gtB.I.
tEN,rv ,... t... .4.,., -
for rrrr rt.U.- Ipga
,ue.,, D.. ,.,,......, -.
for rrr D..1. nos
IthN.l ana, ,.. t-...-...t IL.
,on,, F'"-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

e CLEVELAND, March T-Harry
Grsb, ths Pittsburgh mlddlewciEht
plans 20 enmge In Ms many con.
tests as possible before called into
the army. He will meet Mike M1-
rigue. a hard hitting New Yorker,
here on the night Of March IL They
will step ten, rounds McTiguo Is
credited with holding a recent vic
terry over JEFF smith.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Err. u.cd for Enlrnncc rcc.

LONDON, March . In place of
the entrance money. country picture
show houses are new accepting eggs
and sending them TO local hospitals
- their contribution toward the war
Thess err weeks alternate with the
usual money weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

BUICK For sale, light aH fine shape,
will trade for corner lot or ou dwelling
Leslie Brooks Realty Co, pAoucs 2sTj
thAi,Ntks - Flyepsssenger chslmsr
In Hrsi sass condition viii take 400
down. balance tfrms Phone 1859.
FORD For sale, iai0 Ford touring car,
everything In excellent shape except
body g225 brahdln Motor Car Co.
First and Denver phone 22lo
FOhD--iolA Ford touring car, good cond
tion. 2i2 Kennedy bldg
FRANKLIN For sale, touring car. 1911
model. price $1,000 would take good
Ford car as par, payment 2t01 East
Archer
MOLINE. KNIGHT Win trade Moline.
knight four passenger tbummy extra
wire wheels good condition FOR two
or tiVs PASSENGER car light Buick ala
preferred phOna ne pbonea kiefer
preferred rhour i2N k,eier. OKLA
OVERLAND ROADSTER For sale over.
land roadster In FIRST class condition.
new top and two now tires extra casing
will sell cheap or trade for good truck
ryeatt. Earns Company
OVERLAND -laiR Chummy; hrstciass
condition good tires $500 Saxon and
hriseee Dealer no7 south boulder.
PAIGE FQr sale, new. convertible road
Etsr either or A.passruEer nox {.
No ., care World,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
CAPTAINS PLAN FOR
WAR BUDGET DRIVE
IArrc Teams VIII re Hrdulrcd 60
canvas city Thoroughly ia
sI73,0OO Campaign.
DETERMINE NOT TO FAIL
FINAL Instructions VIII ISc Issued Ia
Workers NJ Dlnnrr NcNt
Tuesday Noon.
rhey.re La 10 a fIyInr slnrt.

They're OF 10 flying start
Keyed up to a pitch OF enthusiasm
which hls never been seen among
busy business men, ben, on doyoting
their time 30 such campaign ha
that aheaC for next week. more than
nifty team captains OF the Tulsa
war budget No. 3 assonlbled at the
Chamber ~ Commerce rooms last
nisht, received their instructions
from CITY Manager ORA Upp and
left the assembly roam filled with
a determination 10 put tine cam
pklEn over 10 tho tune OF $4,000
II was not tho sort Of n meeting
which would have greeted the eyes
OF curiosity seeker in Tulsa dur
InR the first war campaigns in
search Of II crowd OF takers not
doers
DO No, Dream Of Failure
The meeting last night was a husl-
ness meeting. OF business men who
have taken upon their shoulders the
responsibility OF putting the bust
nese OF war "oyer," They will DO
II. and from the expressions heard
as the team captains rwers given
their respective assignments, tho
evening OF March 10 win see the
budget OF ti7s,o00 raised. and the
continued operation OF the various
patriotic agencies continuing.
In announcing tho plans OF the
campaign, Mr.. Upp and G. ~.
Duehner. campaign managers, de-
olared that only through the closest
eo-oneration between team captains
and the members OF their teams
can the campaign be made sue
cess. Thsy declared that the money
to he secured would be used for
patriotic organizations yItally inter
ested In war work, and that unless
the campaign succeeded these
agencies must cease their work.
Large Teams Needed.
II was Impressed upon the team
captains that the assignments they
had received covered not only the
concerns to which they had been as
signed, but also all employees, and
that In many cases large teams
would he necessary TO cover the
fields assigned within the pre-
eSltbrb titff'f
There will be q meeting Of the
team captains, and their team mem
hers In the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms on next Monday evening. 10
he followed ut noon on Tuesday by
q iuncheon which Is 10 be held In
the private dining room of Hotel
Tulsa.
Tuesday morning the campaign
will open.
Announcement was made last
night that buttons ana window
flags had been prepared. and that
these would be distributed To those
who contributed 10 the budget, the
buttons 10 be worn as other buttons
distributed. while the window flags
will be placed In the windows OF
institutions and homes where CON
tributions have been made, These
buttons ana Flags win be distributed
by the team workers as they make
their rounds In soliciting funds,
BOY scouts distributed one thou
sand window cards today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUsDlEss SERVICE OfTERED 29
KODAK Flt.N pEYELopINu- US Tor
better intividuNlH service; finest finish .
rolls to-, priuts o., Ausco Fhris free
"a hour service iounkuan Drug 10
~ Fast Second
lKFE TRIMMING rose bushgs planted and
guaranteed Trees phnt'd. now is tho
tlur 20 Uut out shrbbrfy Joe Frances,
Nursery Co, Phone Up75
WATCH REPAIRING Expert watch and
icNeiry repairing dono by Foty Jvwelr,
Co. chine clocks repaired BY o chine
clock Saprft under yearly guarantee
Phone ot5o lig South AAin.
ARE YuU wFLL CoRsErEpI-o are
you just wearing cors-'i TN
How'd Tailored Hin Made fo. Measure A.
D. tarp,utut Marquette Hotel Phone
55Ji
sTEGER a N9-Real Isiate. lasur.
auce. lu,esturuis gi4 Hobiuson Bldg
phonss 1870 25si
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTING q
tuNChEIt NINtE -For sale. smth our
srEr 5,r1.k clt Luls ;3ss
lNlON CARPENTER Hfur-l1i West
First street phone Ougs GtT. Oct iu
nrs with YOU us.rhhof lrd have US Do
your spring work carly No wt' change
your store fronts ur tuuu your .ti.ca and
stofr nltIrra and d. all lHds OF 70
pair wurs g,'a us trial tIed stacker.
Prop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
EMPLOYMENT
HGIP WANTED FEMALE

HELP WANTED FEMALE 50
HOusEW oRK -Wauied a ooiorcd girl not
afraid Of smallpox. Tor genera house.
work Phone i5'.
MAEkkds . fiut,ias, sEift glarErr..
Terry Miller Laardry Go
.NtRSE hAlp-Wautsd. competent white
aurAe maid rond ~aFes PhonC 24t1
.NuitsE White nurse ar rhoue a.9t
sFAdsTHkSs Wanted At onsv rrst
class sever - NssI Third
MAlTREHS Wanted. cApetieuccd wAttrrss
At onss Roe Tea Room Su1 ,onih
M.iu. phone 6iss
MATTRESS Wsntsd experienced waitress
az once Apply l.. Husbands stuart
keichum Hotel
.NhNTkD-A nrstrl gr' to talp with
sewing o. skirts Aud coats Apply go
thaIl0s Gilbert, lDU4 Fest Third. lhohc
IOas
BOSTON. y ilg Wanted q white girl for
general houscSorA. board and rpom.
fhoHe lOty
WHITE WOMAN Wanted a waite ~omAu
for general huus"Wu ORR. wages, board and
room given ltlD a. Bostoh Phone
Aa4i
NuN'N Vented rrru-d white woman ,o
take care Of tvo mite girls and mauafc
uIRI.-WAutcd white girl Tor general
toussNoL reference required. 1908
Newport Phone sos.
lOlAD LADY TO sn~vrr Telephone. ~.
pjv between ~ lp aud .3n. Iiu kub.
ipfou Hdg
GIRL wanted Competent white girl for
second work Phone Mrs Charles Dong
Lac 1889
WANTED White rirl 10 as,is, va tbr
hnusrNofl OssUs t0AH
ELLP MALE OR FEMALE 40
Man Wanted ,msn or woman for day
work nj unrs Thnn. ! IlH.K
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
sUnDrNa AND CONSTRUCTING
c1fAAlNo AND DYGlNo

SANITARY MATTRESS co -Mat-ssss,
renovated reformed home sane day
Phone Usage uaag
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
nao.er ln yRaetr Pnner.

LONDON. March p.--1ey collect
ins and ssiliur 400 tons OF waste pa
per the Village OF Luton has earned
is,ol0 In the last fifteen months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND roUNI

hNAi ANb a'NFP
null lfr Srsyed bun put cor, ana
tai trimmed bind tn right eye. An,
swc6S 10 fattj Cal 7sip, hr fos.
rOAf Green brown Nib belt. on Colius
Vile road Iuesdsy. Reward puls ta,
care World
6oU-71.o;i i7IIt T7IIt, -T-- T:T1I=s;-- 10 7c- ps=: :-:
Ienks about 4 months old return To
bl0 West second or call jifB ana re-.
crive rcwArd
EARRING lolt gold earring gold drop
Phone g2lO-J
FORD stolen $50 rrwaft a 1918 modsl
Ford roadster motoI No 2aH9ayo, body
No. 7b22ib, q, NJ spot ughi. HUy,s
potormcter On radiator, bisek leather
hand pats on doors N iound notity
houihSeetefH garage al North Main.
Tulsa, Okla Phone ass
HORsk sTRAYED OK bruLtk- -ons ror.
~ horse 10 years oid LETT, sys. out,
blased face shod In iIout, bsroiooisd
behind. heiiit d. W, serrow. phone
Fol,
IlOuND-losi, one small hound. tall
bobbed and hair THO on body. Call 1850
Reward
PIN Have LOST an Eastern star pin Fird
tr please call zoe
RU0 Lost botwoen Jefferson and Rock
ford and 1919 COLLINS atrteL administer
carpet Cleaning Norkt Phone 7Dih
tkAL Mttf LOai, hudson seal mun. In
tcmt rPir. can identity same Call aB6s
Reward
WATCH Lost wrst.watoh. between sec-
ond and Detroit aud post office % 70.
ward Retsru TO 900 south Detroit
$50 REWARD- For Ford touring car stolen
March 2, 1913, 4.80 D m, rubber radi
stor cap, spot light on loft side oi wind.
shield coll springs shock Absurbefs
plaiu oak wheels with demountAb,e
rims. 9 Good year tires an front 2 Mans.
field iirre On rraf. extra MhssNed tifo
rim and cover on rrAr electric tail light,
tool hos on left side 1913 state tag 40.
aifsi engine No 21Hgl35 Notify q g.
NAJlor, u y, j, No. 0, phone Joa5 X,
Tulsa. Okla
OEE boz RID CROSS HANDAGks-
or taken from stolen Ford car, Saturday
| doi Red Cross naudagos. l lap robe
reward Phone RN i25
aTBAYrp OR sTOLEN onr white spiu
dog fsh 2lv. Phone Sa1s reward IS
PUnRLY PERSONAL .
fEVfhAI babies To- adoption Mrs. Mu.
roy, ilih East one dnihrsa, otlA
sPLu1AL NOTICES 0
NURSING Ctudfeu cared Sor duunE stop
ping or Wishing hourH Ry competent par
ties under supervision VI trained nurses
lhonc 6t7H
wlhONA Salesman In russ taking orders
for spring and summer hose and high
Grade underWeAr. Phone d22a IL Luke
potson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
PERSONAL PROPERTY
OIL MACHINERY sUrrIIrs

MUbINAL IhhfkUMENTg :,
FlANo- pttght plano. chrap .,..t
slider good itlds. rhop, 56lG con
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

/ BOY Blrycio hoy over 10 YEAR, old. guod
pay T. X Messenger sct,t'r. lgs South
Main IN the rear
ICARrkNTER Wanted, for several days.
inside work ,hns, LnkinS Auto Co,
CLERICAL Man for clerical position. must
have had previous experience and be able
10 write good hand, handle detail and
Of neat appearance, prefer married man,
over draft sre this position Is permanent
with . well established firm and very
bright future II assured TO right party
State salary, age, reference and cGper.
ienre In first letter. address boz L, No
,, care World
CuArMbkEk- Flryf eihss. also nnsn job
mDkrt steady Job Baldwin Tailoring
Co IImkoges
RACTOR Wanted. cemen. con.
tmctor 10 do residence work must be
first class 'hone ti3i
pISuW ASHER Antcd. at once. ssperi.
euccd ooorcd dishwashrr. Superior Con.
lgctionery aud Tea Room. 5ls South
FARM HANI'-Wsntrd. food farm hand
Apply 221 North boston, OF csll 1924.
JOIN THE ARMY Recruiting offices At
Oklahoma City, Tulsa, huskogee, Chick.
pska, Ardmors aud Enid.
MAN-Wanted young man who desires a
thorough business education and is will,
Ing TO work about an hour day. must
be honest and reliable, See Mr. 0uise.
Tulsa business College
rArERhANGER--S Sanlrd frst.class. witn
tools can st III West Sixth street
rANrNkR--W anicd. white reliable batch
Ing partner. no druntArd best board,
room Wishing s5 per week Addrc,s
huN sos. Inlsa,
sALFsMEE--Two stock sslesmen, splen.
did proposition for man who can get bus.
meas. Address sos, Hotel Tulsa.
uruuLsrtHER - Wanted experienced
also eIpy<tencod furniture fr.sirman.
Aprly BowrrA Furniture Hospital. 2l3
fNl fihh
WANTED BotR experienced and in.xrsri.
cnced young men Tor the telephone bust
ness. Apply Southwestern Bell Tele.
phone Co Room 900 Sinclair Bidr
Tulsa, okla. Or to locsl plant chief ot
Southeastern lell Telephone Co, at any
OF our exchanges In oklAhoma South
western hell Telephone
WANTED Experienced men for crew
work. must have ability and willing 10
work hard, ouly men with best OF ref
sreuees considered good salary AZ
dress l.. EidredEe lsrmer National
Bank BIDS y Robinson street, OKLA
homs cay otla.
YOUNG MAN--Wanted, 70 work Ia garage
See Mr WecdeHmAnn, Electric Vehicle
and Battery Company, 7o7 South Main
" Competent store room msu.
also checker. ksichnm Hotel
HELP WANTED FEMALE 80
experienced colorsd cook
good wsEss 10 right woman. Apply 223
West Fourth, or phone 6sO9.
COOK Wanted. Martha Washington tea
room Phone 5t''. West BRADY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
ADS
RATES

One rent a word eAch Insertion.
Minimum srarr ~ words
Aitnlnufl amouat one time zoe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

lAkiNElt Wanted, a partner At opee, In
NE zeal estate business With = ear. Phone
tlS2 room ~, Hyuum
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
RooMa w1rn BoARp
WANTED ROOMS or BoARD 2

WANTEtN- n, ygnng married couple en-
pluyrd, room and ho,r3 ON south side.
within. walking distance e. IS family
preferred Phone 4llo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

elhi. Wanted ror general bouseuork ard
s''uag table good ray reference. .lJ
south 1t4frUlt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

sANuN For saio. Dy owner ssrou six
roadster. run only Z GOO miles. p-rfert
condition aa good ss utw. ~ntfa casing.
chains and complete outfit. fur quick sac
WI asN igr t4nu rcai snap 81 taken at
oHge can ata1 stor p. 10
sll ukBAhAR tor sal. ipt6 ID. rylin.
rolrnt condiuuu, driven 1000 mIl,s
Prank Reed 40 East Seoond Phone
Alls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

BUICK For sale, light six fine shape
will trade for corner lot OF ou dwelling
Leslie brooks Realty Co, phopcs as1J
aud 7ii0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

ROOM Nirly Furnished. comiortshle close
IN room 10 rent to one " lwo gentc
iufu Bath across thr haU prvAts en-
tranc-i reference required Phone v W
lNopE. &1Ot
ROOM Sico'y furnished sleeping room in
new modern home, closclu, suitable for
man and 0sifs or or 3 ladies. ruasoua
blr rent Phone si25K
ROOM 4 nice big FURNISHED room Ia ri
VAte home Of tSo. walking distance. gen.
trmen Only eiorrnccs exchanged, Phone
SOFA u
.ttRNIsuEb ROOM for Two gcnu,hcr.
or man and wiff. board II desired also
good garage nuoo s4a Phone tbIs
ROOMS For rent. nice now sleeping room
close TO bath, with private entrance; gcn-
tlrmon only Phone al51
Rooms rwO uIstalrs rooms Tor hght
housekeeping mourru no children.
Phone 2rltR
kuOMNAlE- Wanted rrfasd ,auug man
must bo employed tall nt $50 South
ttsro.
ROOM Arr LADY foommato wanted.
front room ground floor Phone $500 X
ROOMMATE waBted ya,us lady room
mate. II y. Sirth ST
ROOMS -uNruRNIsHBD is
BRADY ~ i6e-rvo uumuthsd rooms
With water ani sas Furnished
2 litlillt ANll W NhFh Two unfutnlshed
roume rent rrasorahlc rhour iioo
TRENTON. Is. 1872 Two rooms Tor rent
uufurnished Ihone asst
ROOMS Two. uutuInsuedi y-J. modcful
Phone Abi1
ROOMS WITH BOARD 10
BOSTON. s.. Gii- board aud room Tor
young uAn. Phone 12a
MAIN s.. 7lg Knom aud board for two
all
SEVENTH b.. 3IH Nicely furnished rooms
with board for gentlemen meals t~r,e "a
family tt,lr also Ehle board Phone
AO2g T.
WANTED ROOMS OR BOARD 20
WANTEh- ~, lRnrg married couple rm
puycd, room and hoari ON south side
within. walking distance e. S family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
PROPERTYFOREXCHANGE
ExcHANoE-AUruMoBnEs 10

TOURING CAR High class, late me lei
touring car In first class condition !cr
god five or six room house not iaF oal
For further information call phone 1871
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-02-09
COMBING-OUT SCHEME
AFFECTS ALL UNIONS
English Trade Representatives
Confer With Sir Geddes.
Engineers Hold Aloof.

London. Feb. "a private confer
enoe Friday between Sir Auckland
| Geddes, minister Of national service,
| and trade union representatives with
| reference to the governments man
power proposals failed to end the dis
pute about the position of the engi-
neers, but ELECTED a clear statement
from the other unions that the engi-
| neers were not entitled to any excep-
tionaI treatment and that a combing-
out scheme must apply equally to all.
The Amalgamated Society of Engi-
neers refused to send delegates To the
conference. The labor leaders con-
demned the engineers for their aloof-
ness and resolved to invite the Anal
gamated society to meet the other
unions in a conference at which the
government would not be represented.
Individual members of the confer
ence say that Sir Auckland and his
government colleagues intervened as
little as possible with the proceedings.
The delegates were asked to decide
among themselves whether the de-
mand of the engineers for a separate
consultation with the government
should be conceded or refused Sew
eral labor delegates are said to have
demanded that an end be brought to
the situation by which young men are
enabled to tjoin the engineers organi-
zation for the. purpose of escaping
military service.
An invitation to fresh conference
already has gone to the engineers,
whose attitude is unknown. 1t now
seems that the government has been
eliminated from the dispute and that
II the engineers maintain their posi-
ton they will antagonize the other
unions.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-02-09
DENIES HEARST
is PRO-CERMAN
BoIo pasha Trial Proceeding
Rapidly and Early Termi.
e nation Expected.

par;. E.h o-Tb. +r;af ot eol,
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-02-09
WILSON NOT READY TO
ANSWER FARM ISSUE
Petition for Appointment of
Advisory Commission Care
fully Studied.

Washington. Feb. e.-President Will
son had before him today memorial
presented by sixteen national farm
organizations urging the appointment
of an advisory commission of nine
farmers to aid the government in
framing more definite measures to
speed up agricultural production. The
memorial asked also for the furlough-
ing of trained farm workers now in
the army If the government consid-
cred their services more useful in ag-
ricultural production; that farm Ia
borers be kept from class 1 of the
draft; that provision be made for fur
nishing farmers with seed, fertilizer
and short-time loans for crop produc-
tion, and finally that II a policy of
price control be adopted it be applied
ito what the farmer buys. as well as
what he sells.
While the president said that he
could not answer such a comprehen-
sive petition off hand. it would receive
his most careful consideration.