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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-16

i wysianych do Fort Thomas, KY.
1000 mszczyzn. Kazdy wydziaA
exempcyjny W Chicago, musi do
stawif 58miu mezczyzn do nowe-
go poboru. Tylko bali ludzie ma
jq bye powolani.
POCZTA NAPoWIETRZNA
w RUCHU. 1859.
Nowy York, 16. maja. = Poru-
cznik Culver, przybyl aeroplanem
do Belmont Parku wczoraj popo-
iudniu o godz. 3:35; przywiozi on
L SODA poetic z Waszyngtonu. Z
Filadelfii wyjecha} o godz. 2:15
Aeroplan wojskowy, ktory zapo-
czatkowal wczoraj rano sluzbe
pocztowa miedzy Nowym Yor-
klein a Waszyngtonem, przyby}
do stolicy wczoraj popoludniu y
| godz. $50. Aeroplanem kierowal
porucznik Torrey Webb, ktory
wyjechai z Nowego Yorku o god.
II 80 rano. Siedmnascie minut
pozniej, wyjecha} Z Waszyngtonu
porucznik Boyle. Podroz jego, ME
byla tax szczeSliwa, jak jego
przyjaciol, poniewaz w drodze
zlama} mu sic propeller i skut-
klein tego musial wyladowac Ma
drodze blisko Waldorf, Md. De-
parliament poczty wyslal natych-
miast inny aeroplan, by podjac w
dalszym ciagu przerwana Podroz.
CHAS. E. HUGHES MA PO-
MODE w SLEDZTWIE
~AWIATYCZNYM. &.
Washington, 16. maja. - Chas.
Evans Hughes, sedzia najwyz-
szego sadu, oraz by}y kandydat
ma rezydenta Stanow Zjedn., 20
stall przydzielony do pomocy W
sledztwie slynnej afery aeropla--
novel.
IESZCZE SPRAWL LA FOL-
LETTA.
Washington, 16. maja. - o.
karzenia O nielojalnoSc, wniesione
przeciwko senatorowi R. La Fol-
lette z Wisconsin,, wynikle z
powodu jego mowy, wyg}oszonej
W St. Paul, pred paru miesiaca-
mi, beda rozstrzasane W plateE
przez komitet przywilei i wybo--
row Senatu. Senatora La Fo1et-
Ia, bedzie bronif adwokat Gilbert
NJ. Roe z Nowego Yorku.
DOKI w KA-
NADZIE PLONA.
Vancouver, B. c., 16. maja. -
Polar, ktory wybuchl wczoraj ra-
no w zakladach budowy okretow
Coughlands, spowodowal olbrzy-
mic straty, dochodzace dwoch
milionow dolarow. DIVA okrety
stalowe Charger" i Chariot, o.
ba o pojemnosci $500 ton, znajdo-
waly sic blisko pozaru. Pierwszy
Z Mich zdolano uratowac, drugi je-
dnak padl pastwa pfomieni.
A~RESZTOWANIE TRZECH
RosYAN w NOWYM YORKU
Nowy York, 16. maja. - Ma
podstawie zarzutu konspiracyi,
maiacej ma celu obalenie obecne-
60 amerykahskiego rzadu aresz--
towano tn wczoraj trzech~rosyJ--
skich anarchist6w. Nazwiska ich
s. Leon Bobin, Ivan Nowikow
! Aleksander Derwach.
.PCsZUKUJA MORDERCY.
Phoenix, Ariz., 16. maja. - Stu
uzbrojonych ludzi p~rzeszukuJe
dokladnie skaliste wawozy gor-
skie miedzy Ray i Superior, W
powiecie Pinal, celem Pochwyce-
MIA Juana Come, lat 10, znanego
bandyty meksykanskiego, ktory'
Doskonals domowa kuracya udIielona pr.es
Jedneso kt6ry j. pnechodzif. On chee.
ateby katdy cierpiacy korxystal = niej.
Me posyiaJcie pienisdIy - tylko sw6j adres.
Lata strasznyeh eisrpisn I nsdzy doznai
ten czlowlek. Mark H. Jackson. 3 syracuse
New York. Kto vile jak Btrasznym wroEtem
ludEkosci jej szcsescia reumatyIm Jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-16
q JADWIGOWA.

- Tow. sw. Stanisiawa K. mr.. 440
lied. odbedzie regularne posiedze-
ME W czartek, dnia 1890 maja, o
godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W hall
zwyklych p~osiedzen. ObecnoSc czion
k6w pozadana, BIO So waine sprawy
d ozaiatwienia. - w. Kowalski, pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-16

rsd.uy Ms.rs. Sl I 1911 I E.y.arts zzl
DIR. sPEGHA 4
1858 Milwaukee Avu. Chicago
GodZiny: cd IL do 10 rano 1 Cd 7 do 9 wiecZorem
procZ srody I uiedZieli,
hisszkslie rs Waysland Ave- Tsisfsa: Lake View $500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-16
MIEJSCOWA

ktorzy przekroczyli reguiy zyw-
nosciowe CO do sprzedazy maxi.
- Grozba administrator zyw-
nosciowego Hoovera, IL podwyz-
cen wieprzowiny bedzie u
wazane jake pobieranie zdzier-
czych cen i sadownie karane, spo.
wodowaio onegdaj spad tychze
cen.
- Stowarzyszenie Amerykan--
skich Inzynierow jest "a tenn, axe
by ,czwarty lipca' byi zawsze
obchodzony w pierwszy ponie-
dziaiek lipca. lego roku przypada
w czwartek. Powodem zmiany ma
bye: oszczedzanie opa}u, wieksza
wydajnost, jesli tydzieh piracy ME
bedzie przerywany, i wieksza PREY
iemnosc ola publicznoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-16
E. HUGHES MA PO'
MODE w SLEDZTWIE


Washington, 16. maja. - Chas
Evans Hughes, sedzia najwyz-
szego sadu, oraz byly kandydat
ma rezydenta Stanow Zjedn., 20
stall przydzielony do pomocy W
sledztwie slynnej afery aeropla--
novel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
UhFURNISHfD HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

1900 " sisT-sls .foom modern house
With sleeping porch. Ehfsst. ront so
per month can Tho A 4. Bond
Rents 90. Wnlnut lO
1908 W 18TH - Plye.foon modern
inuse. IN good feprlf; rdnt 80 per
month Gail a y. Bond Rental Co
WSlrui 10
fiyE ROOM apsriinsni IN duplex briek
fiat. larSs rooms and eloBrts; south
front 80 tj Essi iiui Walnut 1885
ron RESr--htrsctlvc. modern home,
very reasonable. Tor couple. walnut
Ab,i
rOil RENT -rlsh' room houssi furnl.
tute for sale Will consider Ford car.
Maple itls.
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40 Rates and
Information for
" Nt-R'-Nmlan.Timna

~ 'r't diy classified advertising
~ lh u"ih mrris ~ one pllrr run
'''. lnNu one Issue, sumo rate a.
ihe tru dliles
o." limo Dan, Okllho.
man 1nd 1ime, LIE 90 OF,
INi"r ZINES lially ntln.
luU 'ui Tunes per
oGc secr'. okiiaoaoaain, man '''' '' d"
.INios ~ dtt II g. 80 ~
60. uonlb Oklnhoman
lines, Urf No.. 10 g. 10
s,iAt'k lriirfr 20 the average word
.hI 'li Nofds 10 tho line. twelve lines
W ~ lrrH
rpf Rents. boarding md Situation
Ief Unfi
'iuHslilcj contract sltrs for Okla.
y rrr Dud TlWrr D UOn tines 20 bs used
NiInn me- 'stf from date ot untiiri
of fonlrhci Tor ihi'u liucl daily Tor one
tot irc "rcl ihhuA copy
ci' nird ~ oftn az dtflfed
y Hl accepted Tor lrfs than &c
,NLAiIONAN ASD TIMES RULES
FOR tLAsSlFlEp ADVERTISING
'T f' MA Nlil hs rtin seven dnys
on'y when renewal Wnl ba solicited
fHAnGE VAST ApS vii not ~ run
u "rrr Than seven days without a ~.
Ic a.
fLL.cu'nGE VAST Aps sre due
end pn} bio w" s,rio dhy first insYr
'ion n 20 nppertF tAll nui o'town
want ads are positively cash In nd
vance,
.hnVEnTlSERs should retain receipts
siVsn by Tho Oklnhoman. Times 20 Dn.
irons making payments over the offlc.
counter, m 70 mistakes chn he recilfiei
without them
CLOSlNI HoUNS-hil wnnt nds 10
s'.T' IN Trr QSl1humnn must be IN thu
office by y m on The day brfofs
sd ~ 10 run, except SUNDAY Al want
nds fof Tho sunday OhlAh0mnn must
bs IN the offlrs hy 10 o ~ Satuf.
days Al want ads 90 start IN Tlmcp
must be IN the business 0dhce not later
than I, O'Clock nn the d,y of publicdi
ton Frsnrh o'ncc IN Wcstmlfs drug
siorc. 20s IVES, Main, &, open daily ~
q m, and closes at & . m wont ads
received after clo1lng hours will he In.
,sr'ed under tho heading Too Late %
ClA Ssify
BLIND ADs-No answer 10 blind ad.
Will ~ given unless ticket IL presented
showirs key number when placing blind
ada Answers TO out of-town blind aus
viii be fcrvafded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
charged NJ tho srmo rate as cash ads
and collections will bo made ht your
homo or office the snme day first In
sertton OF nd appears; this In an pccOm.'
modation service and payments should
a'wsvs "a msfe promptly when hlll ID
presented. Always ask your telephone
ID 10 be repeated back 10 you by the
Telephone ah inker 10 make sure that
u has been correctly taken Tho Ofl'.
homsn. Times cannot assume responsi.
bllI'y for errors Of any kind occurring In
telephone Advertisements
UNDER No CIRCUMSTANCES viii
ads bs mi-clsssifled. The convenience
ef the reader is considered as we'll ns
the advertiser 81
PHONE PBX.b
ASK FOR WANT AD
DEPARTMENT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
SITUATIONS whNTED-MALI

4 itYEAHOtD hlgh bool boy wants
iGb fHpus Nnpls 5llb.l
WAS fED- l'usiiUu ~ Mlfound fs.la
b.' 'opk. miGllr HHri mln. nov oil.
rlni'I drfifs change 30. phih
lplnur
Al uOdl;kEGfll' and accountant h,s
feW ihDugiud dpllnfs Nlth HfyIcrH
piul tot, lnhisiivs Hnd ten tnafs' bfOsd
toniinrr'iIl experience ~ uffsf An In.
lefNl'W VII convince 500 mt I would
hH = valuable nftct ~ ,Ouf organization
o.l5, phlnhonlu
SALESMAN Win clean ts,.fd M rp,n
FOR contract Jan I AnV lrglilmat.
lIuH considered Commission baais pie.
fru'd. o.iA OkRhon1u
WAITED Export horolntiht win
WV'Inl y'Tff experience. Ntnis p0bi.
ton. Win future H.2', cuo Ohsbo,
man
~ rttiHTEHuG.r nr niomad ta
lludluY brr" plnWhlpF. isGuur
NHlff tlffsur pips fusF etu IN.
stalled one ~ the large Z l1hH in me
wort Tor me f0Nefnuu'Hi nl.fIC
ahead of n'l deb. fiHrUfs Hud Do ~
percent below estimate. vI.iss position
~ Oklahoma ~ Torss bHst II refer
'nr'f mi. Dklshom1n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

CHRisTAAs bargain in White Rotary
and Singer sewing machines. cheap
for cash or terms Call me for repairs 500
East 10th, Walnut tssi.J. n. n. Dillon.
COMBINATION coal and gas heater
nickel trimmed; library table and
Kitchen table. ioosM Wet Main; MsrAe
saiO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CASH PAID for ladies' and gents sec.
ond hand clothing walnut $500
WANTED--Copy ~ iels Postal Guids
Aidfe.. bfnNer f'1 Oklahoma cry
SHOE REPAiIllNG. iOb West PARK.
wASTED.-violrt Ray electric mrchlre
Gail Walnut s55s-J. after y. M. or
sunday
HIGHEST pricob paid lor mems second
b nd .l1'hing. shoes. guns. 'lr. Maple
s'12 vii call
WE BUY rage. mAFsEins. bottles
Wei'l. auto tres NlIO mems cloth.
Ing. shoes and furniture. WsNut iitl
rANU fot storage; no children. bcst of
care Mnp!s 1891.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED--l can use several livs.wirs
eolltttCfs. who havs the ability 20 show
eArty results must BE- able 10 furnish
eAr or riG, attractive proposition made
- producers; unless you are able to
fs~1e . i've proposition appllcw tion
WeuvU not BE- considered; salory with sil
egnon4ee guaranteed, territory. Okiaho.
1nA Call IN person ~ make Appilca tion
- Clfculation Manager, Farmer. Stock
naA oklahoman Bldg. Oklahoma City.
okl6homa.
HKy(fEB--NSn aud ISdISs 70 learn bar.
~ trade; special Low tuition; posi-.
tleNq guaranteed; free oataloS, Ok(Aho-
JnA CITY Barber College, tol ". CaVfos.
IA Harry kuns, M6r.
1y%-Nur eaialns eipIaIRs how "
teAch the bavbsv trade malice trss
och Martl System of Harbsr CollsgsA
~ " California Ave. OkIahomA Ciy,
1SldHT ysSss man Tor news assn,
- Frieco, ep,sndiq opportunity fos
r&A IT,; T;Ssa, Ases ~ Pred Harvey ."
ttHN tHl1Ee, PSTf crsam. 10
drnt's tyHeh, iil n. hcbissoM
MNYNh Trade yNvshf ladies and sen.
tieNsni Pceition ssiarantSsd. fvee cat
eleg explelNina Write Tssas BARRIER
csllssa Dallas Or Esrt Worth TszaA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
Statesmen WANTED
StDej. Gn.egnen
Attention

We '4n Nae tHo NJ three real ptodIo.
eu IN DhoI.s tsui'oD, ,.h n,o lsids
Ben Who L',s inspected property have
boIg't ani mo good boosters. prop
ertI dcscIop,d. pissed ~ Cg.tUl l..
au's c1nnllt,o gse o.. ~ onse Tor
.aH.grmert NJ territory
J g. Ig'TiGY
c,i !D'Innc' rig Oa'ahom. c,'y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
AGENTS WANTED
World Wnr if'efnrv

j
rOMrlT.. AUTHENTIC. .i'Tp.
NlAl. rlUUH 80 uH cunt ~ rEsry
ript- II tt" v.f w.i tsrmt. wf'o
puIHi. ~ 'rsH nuifi. ur n vau pc
f'f 'iH l.s' uH''I which $40 hsIp ynu
ore doui.a ilr srnr"rib.rs. fsud .,U
.r1rr. - J.. THILps !ubliah'ng o..
Atlantic. a.. Woo. Io.IF Aldf,rr
I.If. . nt'..
hANT.i.. grr.Iri ag,rt fof oslo
hInH 'fI .ni vicinity for frg month.
iy trsir uU ~ .i,ut lui lr4IIu d.psrf-
uoHi 90 mo l..zsHi company iu ff"
huIid vrINHg .,FD form ~ Ne. trrIfh
nfl alrliyr' nHJfir., Iu,,f q man
'rg t.slr, ,uuni.I,.on contract un.v
NGIrss' e. u Hu,.r. Manage Ci8Yr''.
Dsr1 fiwITi Elu.rsl ii'~ o. Iril.t
COMPANY ~ the O. g. Oi 4. - s. Ia
Nl'r 81. chicago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

'Nl '''F ~ NHl'" Nufh, Nbdfsaf, ts%.
go" uals lsh,man.
or|lrE m,n. 10 YEAR, .Sr.fiencf. Gs.
'If'h po,iuDn, jIn discharged from
HfuNs Am !. y'r'ultc ~ law, sn tfN.
t'nt aienDrfrlhrT and typ.p En1 rlu
~ ny hlrh-elass poaIllor I-ii. c,fr
I.''iDurr
ultL IICAN CITY 10y. jId oli ~
wrN"c. wishes position. fnr ssN hr'
N'' walter rr1 valtIons "a "
So '' ~
hhN fib-Just Du' u irmB puHUrsf
1i lIrHWpt bO' Ak'cp'f bud yuift
3'h1 tsHfnti from the arm Was In
mnl'r tihspoit corps. desire ,r.
'.I' mont nH q trsthtnirH halptf 900
FHf'rr ~ truck driver James A. Wi.
'n"s 'r'tr okh
tNAT ~. ,ou ~ 0ffer Ft Il position
'r srH'Dd Lieutenant. 2. yrlis y
7.. 'e,0uu. hIrchatgsd from The
tf'''c have over ton Jesrs expert.
Inrs ~ scourtnrcy, bookkeeping.
r,ic-mtn spd general An.around off.rs
N''t. Ni'h executive ability B.3i2.
utlar0mtr
Position with somI fsii.
able Tim D. discharged officer. can
fuf" N re.rronc-r. Era. oFllhomnn.
SOLDIER. jlst dischlfred from army.
d'ttes clerical position. years -,
ief' nco. also two 'cfrs IN candy husl-
r,rr sillirr 10 WORK snd can handlc
2 gh.cis's pIiltlon. Address Eli. care
''l hci.Hn
ulfcIArGED roi6I.r. coiored. taught
rrd helped I'm the office AZ camp
lo.ds \ first grade eettiflcats. Elr yoa-A
'r tio srhool roofn can handle men
autos or animal; discharged ranking NJ
coriqfai :, years Of age and married
o. u, ohlshomin
IllYSlCiiS. lu returned l-rm army.
visheh 20 secure offices With rhg.
stefan NJ dentist. bcst OF references
Phone Maple 3g9O.J
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
FOR carpenter or repair work or frs,
ass roof work. call Maple i2JI. T.
w lltnwn.
~ yoi hnvo houre 10 repnir, plaster.
p,ieh. o. sgrsge 10 build. call Davis
CALL J. r JONES for all kinds Of car
pentar WORN roof work a specially.
klnd. Maple 2?i7.R.
WHNTEp-Hepairins or new building.
gntnscs. etc. Clark. Maple ?25i
-Hs ---- -------a----
CREATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
.--~->~->->->>~,-~>---~~>~- ~~>~-N>>-~~~---~--~>,~--~
WANTED-stenorra and clerical
position by competent young lady.
tgo ycsts Insurance experience. N. 3si.
EXPERIENCED ,c,ephons opcsaior
wi,hcs position ns P-B-X- operator
Phone Maple si,o-J.
SLrrfEp wnite woman, espericnced
eook S,Nnnts 0eDqfni keuscworli. can
hhc faii ehaggs. 3.2o okinhor,np.
WhNTED--B Bsokkseping position, can
begin amy time after first OF the year
Have had 4 months experience: can give
references. Call Walnut tIs.
Position In city by erper,
stsnosrspher. Cali walnu, s0ss. dur
ing hnSneu hcurs. Maple ,3,o-J. home.
POSITION by competent stenoxrupher
Walnut 1toi.
DRESSMAKIEG AND MILLINERY
90 's,~>,- -~-,s~S~>--~>~D~~~->>y>-~~
DnEssMAKINo. Hair work. Maple
FURS
Fur coats can be made into very at.
traCiive chiidren's coats ~ well 40 good
looking cape and mutt Fur buttops a
apecia''y. Fot the best of fur work. call
Walnut 1874
belEss,MAkiSd. l 10 s, Dewey Maple
foR dtessmaklrr. cali Maple isSs-J.
DkESsMAKiNG and alterations. Mary
G. Monser, phone Maple fiS1, room
avs, over Kerrs.
Statesmen WANTED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
FFMALf HELP WAITED

WAITED DiHhvsshaf- 81 per w. b.
li2G y. HouiuBon. Thomas Hotel Ap-
uIF ln person
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

WANTED Hl'IH.B sale men g. ucf
dly rulrussd 80 Aal'tWrn uArIrg
ih'if uFr ,lu Wc have sl'rsInDr mai.
lng ! psg N'rk ~ tiiH ilmH, ,lil to
fny The 'i,I Wet Tirg " Rubber
90. 80 Nof'h bfonIway. Oshl0nn
fIty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
BY N,il one year commemorate Is
by Mall one year with TIE SUN.
DAY OkIAHOMAN ............,7.b 30
By agent carrier or newsboy,
cents n copy or 10 cents week.
In Ohtahoma City,
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES fevcningl
Gad DAILY OKLAUONhS fmorningi
il pnpess n week delivered by carrier
IN oklshomn city and vicinity. per
week. 30 cents.
Al unsolicited manuscripts. letters
an3 pictures sent 20 the Times are sen,
~ the risk Of the owner The oklahoma
Publishing company exrroaDy repud.
sies any responsibility for Their safe
custody or return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

A STAG HOTEL
Men. We want you 10 I'VE with US
pcrmnnentyi our prices viii appeal 10
you; hot and cold water In rooms
Western Hotel slo W. Main, Walnut
TRAVELLERS HoTET-M large out
side rooms with hot and cold water;
one housekeeping suite; nothing better
In city; adjoining postoffics on north:
special weekly rates.
THE NEW AVON HorEE, formerly
tho South Gate hotel lti q, Harvey,
has been bought ana remoddeled by
Mra Go'dbsrs. formerly OF tho Terminal
hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
SITUATION WANTED BY
DI6CHARCED SOLDIER

SAILOR iusi r,loifcJ desires position
Win frlHble ffhi. ihfco years "a.
p"ficnce IN bookkeeping. ftswfiling
'hd r"nsfli oi'lco work, Address. C.s".
'Ifs talgNtmln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23
FURNITURE REPAIRED.

CAPITOL furniture 4 rlsno Repair ca.
Tie nest pace ~ have your furnitvs0
mrfs nov, iour riNro finished re6u,
lated rnd tuned CAL Walnut iiss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

TIE Associated Pross II exclusively
entitled 10 thu use for republication N
ell news dispatches credited 20 II or no,
othVwlss credited In this PAPER. and
0ieo tho loesi news published herein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-23

l SUITE Of light housekeeping and
sleeping rooms, steam heat. newly re-
modelled and under new management.
Marion Apts.. llo W 10th.
TWO clean extra well furnished house
keeping rooms, adjoining bath, rea-
sonablo. walking distance. Walnut sasi,
sos East 9th
MoFFETTs newly furnished modern
housekeeping rooms, al2h North
Broadway.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-11-27

long, and that of cooking short, the
flavor will be more like that of fresh
food.
Shape and texture must be con-
S'dered, the more solid the article theN
longer the time required for drying,
and hence the longer the period of
soaking required. After washing, such
foods should be put into three or four
times their bulk of water and left
covered in cool place from three to
1orty-elght hours, according to their
substance. Should any indication of
1ermentation appear, they must be
Scaidcd at once. Otherwise leave them
until they regain their original size
or lose most of the wrinkles in the
surface; then the time of cooking will
be but little longer than that needed
ocy the same fruit or vegetable fresh
from the garden
Inc water in Which fruits have
soaked should be used to cook the
10od. In case of high Favored fruits,
iikc the apricot, more water NAV be
used for cooking and that in which it
soaked will serve to give flavor to
'aStelcss apples or gciatine dessert.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-11-27
BUYING NEW EQUIPMENT

IS II easy to keep clean and will it
MSSch labor and save your time l?
these are the two pertinent points
when buying new equipment?
Because an article is widely advcr-
;iScI does not guarantee that il will
l,' of practical use TO the housckccpcr
here arc So-calIcd labor saving de-
wees on the market which add to the
time and labor because they are com
n!icatcd to operate and difficult to
keep clean. The economy of anv
ntcnSil or tool is that the housckcepcr
Is able to finish a task more uuicklv
ana easily with it than without.
The Department of Agriculture ad =
Vocates that the necessity to conserve
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COOK DRIED FRUIT
PROPER WAY

Unless dried food is prepared in a
palatable fashion, families will tire
Of it and it will be wasted This will
react unfavorably on the gardens for
next year and on the drying cam
raign.
The main difference between dried
and fresh foods lies in the proportion
CT water they contain. Therefore the
1IrSt step in preparation is to put
pack water about equal in amount to
that lost during drying.
one reason why dried foods have
heen. unpopular is that they SO often
nave been 'ndcrsoakcd and over
cooked. When the time of soaking is
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fuels indicates the wisdom of buying
one OF the cooking devices for saving
fuel if such is not already included in
the equi pment. These include the fire
less cooker, the pressure cooker, com
partment steamer, and the triple
saucepans to fit over one gas plate or
Gil burner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20

For auditor of accounts. BENJAMIN A
Groves after stating that New Castle
county would he accorded the choice.
proposed Daniel Thompson of White
Clay Creek hundred, and tho nomination
was made unanimously
On suggestion of William II Head.
the caucus announced that II would not
lay claim 10 any other nominations.
Next the JOINT caucus separated and
the Wilmington and nlral New Castle
county delegations proceeded to hold
separate caucuses.>
CAUCUS COMMITTEES.
Richard G. Buckingham presided over
the rural New Castle county caucus
Committeeman as follows were nominated
Credentials John Mitchell. CLAYTON
Appleby, J. c. DAVIS
Resolutions-P. s Daniels, Warren
Armstrong, Edward G. Bradford, Jr.
Permanent organization-Julia c.
Walker, Fred Bender John I.attomne
State Central Committee BENJAMIN
A. Groves. Daniel Thompson, Edward
@. Bradford, Jr
WILMT NGTOS CITY CAUCUS.
Isaac " Bowers presided over the
Wilmington caucus
ne caucus nominated W imam IL
Head for vice-chairman OF the con
ventIon and John Ferris for assistant
secretary; also, the following committee
men,
Credentials John Halter. ALVIN Rober-
son, William Govans
Permanent organization Jacob II
Schiefele, Burton Heal James Brackin.
ResoIuuons-Willi H. Heald. Har-
vey X Waldman. James Dawson
There was q contest for membership
on the state Central Committee Isaac
r Brown, John Moore George L Wat
son and Harry II Billany were proposed.
Brown received 3S votes and Bllany
81. and were declared nominees. Moore
and Watson each received 3 votes.
Another ballot was required To break the
tie, when Moore received p votes and
Watson 16.
On motion Of Samuel Burris, the vote
for Moore was made unanimous. and he
was declared a nominee
The caucus ratified the nomination by
Wilmington Negroes Of Charles II. Col
ourn, colored, for State committeeman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
EXEMPTION BOARDS
PLAN FOR DRAFT
Likely That Same Machinery
Used in First Call Will
be Utilized.

Members of the four exemption boards
met last evening, with the adlutant-
general, to consider matters of organIza-
ton for the work OF handling the draft,
which, 1T has been announced by General
Crowder, is to be looked for IN the near
future TO be authorized by congress.
The general plans outlined by the
provost marshal-general were gone over
and discussed, and an executive committee
appointed, consisting of the chairrnen OF
the boards, who are Joseph Bancroft,
Board No. !; James Morris, Board No.
2; Horace Wilson, Board No. B, and
Joseph Wiggesworth, Board No. 4
The executive committee was directed
to make all arrangements IN pre-
liminary way, so as TO be in shape for the
registration as far as possible, and lose no
time in getting in running order at once,
on issue of tn proclamation by Pr sldent
Wilson, which will be the official basis.
1t is hoped to use practically the same
registration machinery as for the June,
1917, registration, which handled some
10000 men in this city of the draft ages,
between 2l and 81.
On the basis of Is to 45. If those ages
shall be made effective under the new
call, the number of men affected is estl-
mated at one-third greater, or total
of 5000 for this city, and 10000 for the
State
Future meetings of the executive COM
mittee will be called, as occasion may
arise.