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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18

Industrial matters with conscience
mindful ~ ,he world relation OF
each net
"Tho problem of production. indls.
penHhlo 90 preventing unnecessary
slaughter ~ telloW men. IN squarey
NJ tu an workers aye "a employee
and employers Production depend,
upou materials tools, mAnaErment
aud the development and msintcn.
ancc OF Industrial morale Willing
90 operation comes not only from
doing Justice. but from recoiyine
Justice. The worker IL a human Ia
ing. whose llfo has ynlho ana dignity
tn him Ho iH willing 20 sacrifice fof
AN ideal but not fpr the selfish gain
of another Justice hcpets peace
Cuusidrrnuon bcgets cooperation
These conditions are csscntinl tn war
production Production is necessary
TO win the war
Iic-ponslbillt, Placed.
Upon tho government Rud upon
employers falls the prcpondcrr nce ot
Irtspouahllity 10 securing greatest et.
tDiancy from workers standard OF
human welfare and consideration OF
I the human side of production are
/ pnrt nt tho technique OF efficient pro.
/ |duDtiun
"Gitc workers y decent place &c
1--we. protect them against conditions
/ 20 take an their wages Tor bare eN
/ istcurs give them agencies whortbi
grievances can hr adjusted and In
I dustribl Justice assured make It plnit
! that their labor counts In the win
ming ~ "A war Tor greatest freedom
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18
AUTOMOBILES
Au7c surrIIrs AVE REpAiRs


NErAlKS
Coptle assortment ~ repairs parts Tor
ne fonIWtHg make OF cars. NuN Aad wire
o'dsr1 Hhipued me day received, & % ID
Nihuru. Appctton Allen
hurhpt AbhotIpftroIh
lhirk Dadillsh tAA'rrra.
Chevrolet 'NNi' Courirf
thfr Doris bodEg
p " = Em,non E'moTs
Fr,rrtt. F'sudeu a. N Tru.h
lln'sor. llsynr. llupmot
Hrudeis0n Howard. llA|adH3
Jn ktop. IrfirJ,.
XII, knot, King Little unnl
MrShrl' AirhLAu. Marion.
Manvcl, Moon Overland.
OAK and. Oldsmobi.o ohio.
p,iE, Patterson. Pope Tribune,
p,sry prrries, Pope Hartford.
Packard Pullman, REQ.
Il G 20 Regal KanbIsr
SWdtbHsrr SIrrdwril saxon
9lotdart Dfyton Thomas
Wolfe NuIan, WAfHrr bAruii
A',o Wutrh mLenotos. coils aud usyI tires
catrIrd iu stock Al ell tunes
AUTO SALN AGE
pls Fhst A.rrrt "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18

70 THIS end tho Republican city
committee by unanimous vote. pre-
h'nl- herewith the record q"
Ihe mayor, city commissioners.
AUDITOR, treasurer superintendent OF
health and all employees OF the pres.
cnt dministration were heartily en-
dorsed In tho resolutions. which CON
tinued
whereas u " the desire OF the
clty committee To- continue the pres.
ent policy uf tho city administration
ana to inaugurate such new moasures
any policies ns will best rebound to
'he frowth OF our magnificent city,
10 uphold the gocd name uf the
S'mc, keeping In mind the moral
welfare and business success OF the
people and giving duo regard 10 the
enforcement OF all Clvil and criminal
ordnance ana
whereas. II Is necessary for tho
inl" iisent voter become Informed
upon civic matters and the qunllfla.,
tions Of those who eek his surfrty,..
~" irvite he honest inspection -
the record -; each officer OF .hc
present administration, and OF those
who may become the candidates Of
the party at the coming election. and
Whereas We desire to pledge the
Republican party to allegiance To the
RAG and the government for which
~ stands, one nation. indtYiseble, with
llhcttY and Justice TO all,
Gives Hull Endorscmcnt
Therefore. he IL resolved. by he
Republican city committee. In rsau-
lar session assembled that we most
heartily endorse the present city ad o.
mimi tratiou. Mayor J. II Simmun,
for his fidelity 20 office and the busl-
u'Ns saEay'ty VITA which he has adj
nnisttred ths dudes of same. tho
commissioners CT their uns. itjsn
Iol'V to the mayor AMI his plans,
Rp1 for the aur,gss each II Them
h. nttAincd In hls respective afftrH,
''t city auditor Iud city tratsulrr
fuy tho efficient and acyuraiH tC.
counting system inHlGurated, enab-
trg citizens to know the business OF
the city aa accurately as their own
accounts AZ the hanks; the city super
inieudcnt ~ health FOR the mastery
manner In which ne has overcome
the difficulties OF his office and the
revord he has made as "A public set
,Lrt. to the municipal Judge ana tho
police department for the service
they have rendered In the protection
ot the lives and property Of our citi-
cons and the efficient manner In
which they have enforced the civil
aud criminal laws
And. be- It further resolved. that
"" pledge ourselves and the city nd
tuiuistratiou 10 the protection of the
lives and property uf our citizens. 70
the spiritual and civic life Of our city,
lu the \itorCcmcnt ~ It's laws the
HV3iutrnhncc Of our national honor
cor Flag and the government for
which II stands To loyal support
and active participation In an mat
ivrs pertaining to our duties in the
great world war and It's successful
termination. snd to the spirit VI de
mccraCy equality and Justice to all
mankind 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18
BUSINESS SERVICE
hraINEsa sERvIcr orrpREr

l1LmNG AND REPAIRING II you sI
urrf ~ .Hi'd or repair your old building
lu' ug figure with you Phone 6744
tINFNT WORK For cement work. side
vs'b. rurhlngy etc, call Usage i6ss
.GIROpR ACTOR = " Posegate. chiro
urastnr' so. I North Gillette Phone 2io2
KODAK FILN DEVELOPING Try us ier
I.'frr Individual service. finest finish
ROLLS zoe, prints ic, Ansco Films FREE
% l1ur service Youukman Drug Co
Ii tBst Second
rIANo TuNrR- Frank Stanton, pi,ro
w.ar an1 agent Tor the famous Gibson
ua du.tus anu guitars. 222 North Man.
fhrUt IrU.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18
PURELY personal
srBorAy NOTICES

NOTICE OF ASNrAL MEETING Of Otls
horns Natural Gas Company The snnuhl
meeting of tho stock holders Of this com
pany viii hs h-ld on Wednesday. Fcbrn.
sp 18th 1913. al O'Clock p m At
the office Of the company No 2ol Lynch
building TnisA OklA for the purpose OF
rlcrtos Board oi Directors and rtcsiy
ing and setting upon tho t~poLis Of tho
officers, snd for the trSnsscli5n Of such
other business - may properly come he
lore the meeting In accordance With 'h"
laws of the State ~ Oklahoma no stock
can be voted on Witch has been transfer
rod on the books ~ the company within
30 days next preceding thi, slcrtion John
e. Bartlett secretary
FRuPON Ais-T Tor construction Of brick
church plFrs snd specifications can be
seen at The Chickasav Natl BANK. or ad
dress all communications to J. II Dyer.
rurssil okln
DANCE pairicl,c and rrrtArtiVe Order Of
st0rS TuesdAy night. February 9th stag
Hall West Tulsa for members aud their
trisnds orchestra music.
NOTICE To al real estate men my proper.
~ AZ 1897 South Main Is off the mar
ket Moore
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18
WANTED ROOMS or BOARD

NpuFRS ROOM Tao husine,s mon de'trs
rupIn mus have southeast or southwest
exposure and be- in private family. best
~ references Addrrss RoN AS. csto
world, giving location and price
ROOM Two Jouur ladies' employed. ~snt
-room with refined family 10 private hons.
N.HN care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18
CLEANING AND DYBINo

SANITARY MATTRESS co -AAireune'
o renovated returned home same dAy
Phone utage 6ltp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE


CuANDlER For sale 6cylinder bpAs-
.euEer tooTits car bargain At $500.
Phone $3.50
DODGE -For sale 1917 touring car Part
cash halsnrc f25 pr month will take
Ford n first tsymsnt Phone 297t
DODGE For stle. 5.psssenker touring car.
IN good condition. price ttjo Phone
DODGE Roadster. new for sale; extra
equipment Phone $3.50
TuHb-Onr roadster for sale or uill trad e
far passenger Ford touring car; one
Huict hght sis roadster one passenger
Chalmers Nill make good ittney one
passenger Mitchell IulA Motor Car
Go 7cI South Man, Ossgc 50oj
FOKp -For sale. 1918 Ford touring car 4
bargain for cash Phone 1920 or osll
l3tc Fast Hodge
iAYNFs-i017 model; wire wheels Good
condition owner In draft. Phone n01 or
5gg n u Adamt, NoNata, OKLA.
iuipNoRlLE Model N-.For sale one Hup
mobile model n In good condition, $500
cash can he seen II ECLIPSE ssrsEs
MANWEiL cs,. roadster, for sale good
condition North Main Dickson
Goodran Lumber Co.
NELtE 1917 touring car ior sale in eS.
csnent condition run 1000 milea will
exchange for good roadster Phone
ITSa ask for Good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18
ROOMS usFuRHIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BOSTON. s.. 6ll- Hos- d snd room Tor tee
.ours men separate hsds Phone a2t
INWTON s. piG Roorus With beard
I1tnr cooking reasonable rate; 20 min
uiss walk from Cosden reference.
rIRrEFSTH v Wanted. men 10
room and board 81 per week 92a East
Thirteenth Private home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LoHT Mn ToUND

LOST AND FOUND
NARY SHOE Bet~.en Madison and Gil.
lrttc tsvard Gail Cedar 21dd
RED SPRINGS Pound Get ~ bed ,puar,
vith tAg havink been shipped 60 Mrs I
e. Price Owner rsll i11
hi NCK HANDBAG Loaf hrt~-en 1hrd
sri Mriu and Admiral sDd Wheeling
clnf.Inirs shoes tfuusrrt. sseAter. and
ou,r sr'i,Ds Phone 3iqd and receive
reward
DOG Lost one PstinEnesc dog black
VERY sma1 findrr phone flfj or o.
Turn 20 ara West Fitb
TORD- rolnd Ford ,sr. 1915 or 1917
.rus,. NItt numbers cot Oft engine "
tuu have hsd one stoion please aond DC
,.rlpuan 10 yhc Daily Journal Coiiey.
vile k'nss'
kuI.L MILLS losi IN post office or be
t-eeu pos, office and Robinson building.
roll ~ bills, not to exceed fdj tcsaru
rall 5ss1
PURELY PERSONAL
- NOU .fe not snccesAfui and happy or are
hamper~d by bad habits read Instructions
thnt viii be given In Tulsa In April IN
yrstiEate Communications confidential
Nddrr.s g. y G hoN 5d5, Denver Col
WOULD lie the ,ddrrs, of Ansn Lux.
Write Greer shamrock, OKLA hoa 2h1
SEVERAL babies for adoption Mrs hu
roy iuj East olive Guthrie. ohi'
W n Your fsth-r seriously M. important
you 20 home ~ once Ern.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18
WANT ADS
RATES
ore cent uurd each insertion
Ntgimum SrAre le words
Maximum Bmouut one time zoe
Phone 5000

Tvrphoae yout w.nt .ds 10 rhs Tusa
"a Grid vhrn Il IL more convenient for you
To DO 40 This 10 an accommodation service
Aud payment irust he made promptly Al
snF, tsi that ,our telephone advertisement
b, .r'p's,cd b''t to yea by the person
taking
Alssy. "a when you get The World ,els
phone operator GIVE me the want ID
TAXED Gi1r your name sddress and tsie
lhtns 0umlrt ir,t then give your wAnt
ad 10 Irr
pui-of toso. toutehold goods ard situa
itous wauicI sus must be paid IN advance.
sninssuon OF sdvsriisemsnts not
permitted
-isudtriiIsd and Inds1ed Tor quick Refer
curc, According TO
INE BASIL l. SMITH SYSTEM
lCopyriGht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18
Er11prNn Gkn ooNsrRucrINa

TNINUINN NHU NV'' 10
MON CARPENTER SHOP ia NeN
First street. phone Usage GAYS Oct
line with YOUR neiRhbor and have rs %
,nu- ,prIH- vork early. we viii change
sour Hfprd fronts or build yonr ofitee ana
store fixtures and DO al Kinds ot ~
srair work give as trial. Fred s'ues'H
lrop
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18

TULSA AUTO FXCHtEGT or hnto Far,
Co i0o Eas, Second street phone i1Co.
RACER For sale. viii sell my iayt racing
rhr. guaranteed 10 do lio mites or bet.
Ter psr hour, account OF being drafted
tn Glass Al make otter. Address Box
raj esrs World
We WANT our used ears any condition
Tor wrscking purposes VIII pay spot
eash Auto Salvage et5 East Second
AUTOMOBILE Wanted, the beet sutomo.
tiIt hat go cash will buy. Tu'Aa Auto
fyrhsnEs and Auto Part Co
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
AurO 5 ukAGE--A reasonable rates
dead storage only ve sell rats on com
mission. can Usage 9o5s
WANTED AUTOMOBILES u
WANTED Good secondhand automobile In
r.chans, Tor highly valuable oil certiii.
cate Nddrrss NJ J Randolph, 2lO East
seventh Phone 6l95
TOURING CAR HoDY-Wsnted. 70 buy
1915 or 1917 touring car body for Ford
John Wells. Aysnt okla
USED CAES-Ws buy them any condition
Auto SALVAGE. us Essi Second
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-18

RuaFRr b L,BEAU--t clean your ,mo.l
wall ubprr fiat paints oil paints, ttes'o'
r7rouunc ard all interior decorsuont
also DO Dssy wall paperlng, clean n,h'
grade carpets. tapestries, velours WIN
moIar1 French method Of my own ORG
naior. restores beautifu eolors an.
hrshtuess like new. 1i5h East fiIIS fiIs'
street OSgTe hotel Phone osago soU-'
ARE NOJ WELL CORsErEp i--or 80
ypr Juu wearing corset i''
How'd Tailored. Hip Made 70 Measure
L. tarugntrr. Msraucite Hotel Phons
a7Tl
SCIENTIFIC massage treatment for lsd"1
-L.-. - ----- h.-.. Lnr LhenmALlNln Anl
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11


 FOR SALE.
 FOR sALE-Hatching eggs, Whi Leghorn and Barred Rocks, $1 per setting. E. M. Staples, 97 Ba sett street. Tel. 1128-4
 FOR SALE-Two-teneme hous with barn, one single house, rooms. All improvements, No. 62 633 south end Arch St. Inquil Wm. Radil, 389 Arch St. S-6-s FOR SALE--The premises, No. Grove Hill. Good house and barr Barn supitahle for garage. Lara lot 82 1-2 feet wide, front and req and PIP feet deep. Inquire Georg W. Andrews, PIP Main street,
 4-s- FOR SALE-Tomato Plants, soc do Pepper Plants zoe dog. ElziI Surprenant, 42 Whiting St.
 5-7-5d FOR SALE-Kranich & Bach uprigh. piano, good tone, very serviceabld. . Cost $400 For ready cash $7l Sedgwicl1 & Casey, 139 Asylum street, Hartford. 5-6-8-I FOR SALE-Cottage with lot S9 x14 six rooms and bath, large livn room, fire place, beamed ceilings built in seats and bookcases, a improvements. Fruit trees, nea school and trolley Price right taken before May 15. Owner leavy ing town. Good location. Phoni 1125. 5-66d FOR SALE-A Steinway upright piand so little used that it is almost a3 good as new. Cost $700. Special cash offer $345. Sedgwick & Casel 139 Asylum street, Hartford FOR SALE-Seven passenger Over1 land touring car fully equipped, iri first class condition. Must be, sold at once as owner is drafted and leaves soon. Very reasonablel Louis Grosko, R. R. Station. TaxI service. 5-7-6dd
 
 FOR SALE-One electric lamp, foot power gig saw, 1 wheelbarrow, 2 dog. 1 at. glass jars, 50 feet rubbed hose, hen GOODS and lot chicken wire, lot electric wire and fixtures Inquire AS Buell. street, second f1ooH
 5-1042dz FOR SALE-1914 Ford touring; good tires; price right. 1916 Allen tour1 ing. Cohen Motor Go. 5-9-3d FOR SALE-Several light trucks with starters, also 1 Vim delivery, cheap; ton truck, bargain. Co- hen Motor Go. 5-9-3d FOR SALE-Victrola and records. Price complete, $50. Your own terms. The A. B. Clinton O., 231 Asylum St., Hartford's One Price House. 5-S-tf FOR SALE-Ffscher Upright piano. Price $125. Your own terms. The A. B. Clinton Co.,, 231 Asylum St. Hartford's One Price House.
 5-S-ti FOR SALE-One black mare, nine years old; weight l, 100 lbs.; sound and a clever driver; price reason- able For information, inquire al any of Miller & Olson's stores.
 5-7-Sd WiI|iamSAutoCo Co. Office and Service Station, 287 Elm St. SALE.
 l Considering: A HOUSE and FINE GARAGE. ,E and LARGE LOT. h BRICK, FIRST CLASS. 4 sE, ALL MODERN. OTTAGE. PERFECT.
 BRICK BLOCK and GARAGE.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH.

Doesn't matter if broken. l pay S3
 ko $5 per set, also cash for old gold,
 6ilver, platinum, dental gold and old |gold jewelry. Will send cash by re- Aurn mail and will hold goods 10 days Nor scwder's approval of my price. Mail to l.. Mazer. 2Oo7 S 5th street.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money will surely remain in the finders hands if he does net know who lost it.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

FOR SALE--The premises, No. q
 Grove Hill. Good house and bard Barn supitahle for garage. Lara lot 82 1-2 feet wide, front and real and PIP feet deep. Inquire Georgi W. Andrews, 272 Main street,
 4-s-j
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Hatching eggs, Whi] Leghorn and Barred Rocks, $1a per setting. E. M. Staples, 97 Bal
 sett street. Tel. 1128-4.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

FOR SALE-Two-tenem houl with barn, one single house, | rooms. All improvements, No. 62l 633 south end Arch St. Inquid Wm. RadiI, 389 Arch St. S-6-d
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

FOR SALE-One electric lamp, food power gig saw, wheelbarrow. q dog. 1 at. glass jars, 50 feet rubbed hose, ? hen GOODS and lot chicken wire, lot electric wire and fixtures} Inquire AS Buell. street, second foos'
 5-10-2d9
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
LOST,

Dwight Street and R.
 k. station brown travelling bag
 containing cash book and cost book and samples Reward. Return to Herald. 5-9-9d
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

FOR SALE-One black mare, nine years old; weight HOO lbs.; sound and a clever driver; price reason. able. For information, inquire al any of Miller & Olson's stores.
 5-7-3d{
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

TO RENT-First floor rent of four large rooms with veranda conserv-
 atory, electric lights, gas, large garden, on Kensington Ave. Call 67S-12. 5-11-1dX
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

TO RENT-Vi1lage farm, Main St., East Berlin. Five-room house,
 barn, acres land, $12 a month.
 Tel. 92-4. 5-10-2dx
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

LOST, Wednesday, a flexible gold bracelet set with sapphires and diamonds. Reward if returned to Mrs. R. F. Frisbie, 339 Hart street.
 1-10-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

FOR SALE-Three-p passenger 1917 Studebaker, all new tires and spare;
 will demonstrate evenings or Sun
 day mornings; a good buy. c. w.
 Cook, 306 Chestnut street, New Britain, Conn. 5-9-6d
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

FOR SALE-Cottage with lot 89 x142
 six rooms and bath, large liviny room, fire place, beamed ceiling] built in seats and bookcases, aQ improvements. Fruit trees, neal school and trolley. Price right iI taken before May 15. Owner leavl ing town. Good location. Phonl 1125. 5-6-6d
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

TO RENT-Five-room tenement, first floor, all improvements; 9S1 Stanley
 street. 5-1O-3dX
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Five-passe touri'~ car: three new tires; in runTE.g condition. Price S10O. Tel. 72t-23.
 5&1-2d
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

STORE TO RENT at 542 Arch street. Inquire 139 Hart street, Tel. 1061-2.
 5-9-9dx
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

FOR sALE-seven passenger Over1 land touring car fully equipped, irl first class condition. Must be sold at once as owner is drafted and
 leaves soon. Very reasonable1 Louis Grosko, R. R. Station. Taxa service. 5-7-6dA
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
WANTED

Union moving picture operator not subject to draft. Must be temper ate, steady. rellaple, competent man. One or Hartford's finest theaters offers a permanent posi- ton with pleasant hours and good pay to one who can qualify. Address THEATER MANAGER,
 P. o. Box 1231,
 HARTFORD, c o N N.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
TO l.ENI.
TO RENT
 Store for cOmmer- cial use in Herald Bldg. Frontage 67 Church street. Heat furnished. Apply
 Herald Pub. Go.

Osgood Ave. App1y John A. An drews Co.,, 132 Main St. 5-11-2d
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

TO RENT-Five room fiat. First
 floor. All improveme Inquire
 Curran Dry Goods Go. 5-7-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11

TO RENT-4 room tenement with inn
 provements to family of adults. Ap-
 ply 36 Connerton street. 5-6-tf
The Robesonian., 1918-07-01
HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT
Dr. McPhauls Report of Work For g
Months Ending in May.

phe Inc report made by DR.. W. A. Me-
f;naul, county health officer, for the
ilrse ;n M SIX months of health work. end.
ing Nay, 1913, is as follows:
schools visited, 49; attendance
Lz4; ssL;, public meetings other than
schools attended, 9; attendance at
meetings, $50; number of letters sent
OUT, l,672; number of newspaper ar
tlcles published, 70; pieces Iiteratnro
distributed, $4,000; number of can;
tary closets built, IS; number of sna.
c!mens examined, SO; number of spe-
clmens positive for hookworm 81.
NUMBER OF treatments given. &c. nun,,
per OF field workers employed. S. to-
TAI number of days worked bv field
force, 81; cases of whooping couob
reported and quarantined, So: measles
oo; ,dlphtheria, Is; typhoid fever, q:
snalipox, 80; meningitis, L; cases Wis.
lted, II; number of school suscepti-
olilty reports received, 14l: number
OF school visited, So; number of ey-
animation cards received, 9.l4O: MN
per of children examined. 653: nm,
Der of children having defects ren,-
eoieo, "; number of applications re-
celveo, o44; number of physical ex-
Eninatlons made, 589; number vacci-
mated against typhoid fever, 1854; num-
per vacclnated against smallpox. 438:
visits to county home, 10; visits to-
convict camp, 8; number of visits to
jail, 81; examinations for insanity.
io. examinations under child labor
law, IL; meetings of midwives held.
q ABOUT 40 paupers treated.
The Robesonian., 1918-07-01
TWO BILLION AN HOUR.
Rate at Which Congress Appror-iat-
ed Money for War Purposes.

Two billion dollars an hour was the
approximate rate at which Congress
appropriated money Monday for war
purposes. Both the Senate and House
broke all records for speed and har-
mony in action.
In the House the Notifications. car
rying more than five billions for big
guns and ammunition, for General
Pershlng's army, was passed in less
than five hours, while in the Senate
little more than an hour was consu,n-
ed in putting through the sundry
civil bill with more than three bill
lions for war. Combining the speed
record of the two houses. it surpassed
anything any appropriating body has
ever done.
Germany should know this
tonight" said Representative Fess, of
Ohio, Republican, as the house bill
passed. owe have passed tFis bill at
the rate of billion and qua ter dol
lars an hour"
eyes, and the people of the country
should know it, too," commented
Speaker Clark.
The Robesonian., 1918-07-01

nope. He was the one the pronbets
had told that was to come as tha ~
ii'efer. He was charged also with
no' paying tribute to Caesar. He told
the ~ INTO render unto Caesar the tbinos
ehat are Caesars, and to God tsa
'nihgs that are Gods. He was tried
1a rumors and convicted by gossin
~ you are living in gossip town Won
had better move out ''1
The Robesonian., 1918-07-01

Seven-cent street car fare and in
creased gas rates for Wilmington and
suburbs were granted by the State
Corporation Commission in an order
Tuesday. Decreasing revenue
mounting expenses were given by
commission as justifying the incr
asked.
The Robesonian., 1918-07-01
The Late r. r. Barnes.
Charity and Children.

In the death of Mr. R. R. Barnes,
of Barnesville, Robson county has
lost one of its best citizens. Mr.
Barnes was probably the wealthiest
citizen of the county, and withal
devoted member of his church and in
terested in all the work of the de-
nomination