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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-15
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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-15

Do your 1918 coal shopping early.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-15

business. Every contestant is get
ting out his grafton for the contest.
Quite an enjoyable evening was
spent.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-15

New York 0gce, Frost and Frost
&eunswick Building
Chicago 0hice Frost and Frost. Adyer
asing Building
Atlanta Ofice, Frost and Frost, Gambler
sssilding.
Nashville OFFICE Frost and Frost, Inde-
Ssadent Life Building
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-15

We are glad to see Miss Matte
Spann's mother out after serious
illness.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-15

The president Of our class went
visiting Friday night smiled in on
y missionary meeting and slipned
in on a big Metoka meeting She
found the Metokas getting down to
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-15
Church PeWs

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for years and know our business, there
fore we can give you what you want.
Any size, style. kind or color Terms
to suit you. Write for information.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
Stamps Are
Cashed for
GoodReaSon
Cne EXCUSabIe Case Found
in War Savings Bank
This Morning,

A little girl not more than S years
old timildly walked into the War
Savings bank this morning. She
reached into one Of her pockets, drew
out a big book full OF war savings
stamps, and then standing on her toes
so she could see over the window sill.
placed the book on the platform in
front OF the cashier
Il want to cash these stamps" she
said heSltltinCly and in a low tone Of
voice as If she did not want anyone
to hear her
why do you want to cash them,
asked the cashier
WELL" she said, you see | really
don't want TO cash them, but have
TO. bought them when daddy was
here to buy my clothes and things
Now daddy has gone 10 war need
some clothes, and this is the only
way ! have Of getting the money"
Aitcr telling her that she would
have 10 take the stamps to the post
office to cash them, the cashier turned
to one Of the persons in the bank and
said We'll, surely It some OF the
many people who do not need the
money and who are cashing their
stamps could see how that little pa
lriot hesitate, when she needs the
money for necessities, the number OF
people 'ca'h.ug in' would surely de-
crease"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
Volunteers" Thrice
On "Flu'' Germs in
Tests Giuen BY Navy

BOSTON, Dec. II Experiments
undertaken by the navy department, at
the navy public health service nos
r.lll on GallroS island To ascertain
the cause and spread Of influenza,
have had merely negative results. &C
roriing TO q rcnort given ont ycs'cr-
day One hundred volunteers who
have been under observation for sew
cral weeks have had influenza germs
placed iu their roafils and throatS
and have eaten them with their food
and some have been inocu'a,ed with
serums. but no case, o. the disease
have developed thus far
Increased appetite ard more Wig
orou, health have been the only no.
Ii cable results OF the experiment. ac
co ding to the physicians The tests
w,il h continued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
FOR COLDS and GRIPPE
DOCTORS ADVISE
The Improved CNlomel Tablet
That |, Entirely Purified of
All Nausesting and Danger
Gus Quslities.

Physicians urc warning tho public
orsinHt ti'0ing Wi'N Gods ana gr,pne
They sVy that IA brisk cnlomel purgntive.
preferably CMulHhs, the new and I'm
proved calomel tablet, should he lnyatl.
ably taken VT bedtime aud repeated the
second or third night. n necessary In
the earliest sinEes, one CnlOtah Ia usual
~ sufficient unless the case is pHrtic.
ulrN geNCfe
Physicians any that II IA n waste NJ
time and Is dangerous TO experiment
with other RNatiVca M calomel IL alb
solulely necessary sooner or later one
Calotnb on the tongue az bedtime with
a swallow Of water hats MI No salts,
no nausea nor the slightest interference
with diet work Or pleasures N'St morn.
ing your cold has vanished and your
whole system is purified and refreshed
CalotAbs are told unly In original sealed
packages. Price thirty five cents Rec.
commended and guaranteed by druggists
everywhere. Price refunded n you are
not delighted. (Ady.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
LOVES CONVICTION
CONFIRMED BY COURT

Conviction OF George Love IN the
district court Of Carter county on a
charge Of manslaughter and his eight
year sentence to imprisonment in the
penitentiary were confirmed by thc
criminal court Of appeals this morn
ing, in an opinion by Presiding Judge
Thomas II. Doyle. Love killed Oscar
Alexander, an enforcement ofiicer
Appeal Of Roy Peel Of Oklahoma
City, from his conyittion in the Ok
lahoma county district court on a
charge Of violating the prohibtofy
laws, was dismissed and the eonylc-
ton Of J. D. Murphy of Washita
county ior the commission OF a statu-
tory oiiense was reversed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

user IN municipal court this morning
go As sho left the court room the
Judge remarked, "OklAhoma Clty must
no rid Of such characters, and this Is
the only means at my command TO
help along the work
Commissioners Allow PAyroll-Tho
city commissioners met In special ses-
sion this morning to authorize payment
OF salaries 10 city employees.
Franklin Teachers Vlst Homes Mas
Iucy Button and Miss Cora Boswell Of
Franklin school viii leave Immediately
upon tho close Of school December q
for week \ vacation spent In Ken
lucky and Arkansas, their home statea
Barnes Addresses Presbyterlans- --
George q, Barnes viii bo thu lay speak
or at the sunday evening services AZ
the United Presbyterian church. This
closes the three week series Of lnymon
speakers, Mayor Ed Oyerholsor and
Walter A. Lybrand gave addresses on
tho two preceding Sundays
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
BULCARS BURN
CREEK VILLAGE
inhabitants Of Thrace Vic
TINS Of 0uiragoS,

SAIONlET Friday Dec "a
Traveller, arriving here from Bulgaria
Thracc. declare that m
spite Of the fact that the war is nom.
inally over. the Bulgarians continue
to onpress and mlll5eat i'e Greeks
1SidnV in that country The yillCc
OF AgathonulcS situated On the Black
Sea and inhabited solely by Greeks
has been set on fire by Bulgarian
troops. /, is reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
More Units Named
for Early Return.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l4-Ths
designation of ~ additional oiiiceri
and 4SiS men BY General Pershing
for early return home was an.
n5unccd today hy the vag department
The largest unit included is the Fiji
y-irst regiment co1a, artillery, with
seventy Officers and l55O men
Other units are the twenty third
10th. 2l7th and Pom tero 'Quadron'
and the Nineteenth, Twentieth. Twen-
ty-first Twcny-sec nd anl Twenty
sixth photo sections air service
company +, Twcnty-nin,h engineers
The First trench mortar battalion and
the Fii,y-second and Fii'y-third am
munition trains.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
$4,000 TROOPS
DESIGNATED FOR
EARLY DISCHARGE
Work Of DemobiIizatiOn
Speeding Up March Says,

WASHINGTON D,c ll-D,uo.
bil: atom In The iJr;,ed S,,,,, Is now
proceeding n, ,hs ,ate oi tSnN0 men
rele,,ed from an. ar,rv .ycry d,v
General March announced TO-DAY II
stiii /, ant;r;n,,sd ,h,, n raj. ~ N l..
ON a dav w;lI he cached when f,ll
momentum 4. .,ts;ned
The war densr,,rs,, b,, ,ow des-
igna,ed a total of g1InD0 men in the
iini,,d S+s,s, TO- J;,ch,rg. a, in.
crease oi n.ariv 2nOOoO Jn,,nc III.
last we.k C.rs-,I Mach maize +,
clear howev,, ,b,, designation oi
,roon, doe, NO, mean ;nned,,,. dis.
sh,re, by, ..v.tarCc ,,or Nh, scry;r,
a, ,heir t,,n !, rs,cb.d IN Jcm,b,l,.
.s,ion
Lim,,sS INIT, On Fir,
Amorg ths rsw hr,orh.. ~ ,hc
army 10 he inclrd.I IN drmo,il,,,.
tion orders .re pom p,r,o Rir,n
t,oon, ordered J,sch,rocd on IN,
Total az s7A OOo men dr,ign,,cd ls1
OOO are IN demo, and Jeyclo,r.n,
battalion. and similar limited pniS
N addItioA I8n0O me-, n, i,lr,tr,,l
furIouOb hav. h.c, ordered rrlr,,rl
i77os offc,r, Released
Demobili,a,ion of officers /, p-o
s,.ding more ,aoidlv Than i, tlc case
with the men General March said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

Bishop Mserseheart Rsturns-Rt Rev
Theophilc Meerscheart, Catholic bishop,
returned Thursday night from "A fort
nights visit In New Orleans where he
attended the GpnsecrntiOn of the new
bishop Of san Antonio Texas. and Of
Lafayette. Louisiana.
Take bath for cold IIlroop's Bat
tle Creek baths 10 different kinds Ma
pic 2C0. Hotel Lawrence. tAdv)
BoScar Burns A burning boIcGr on
the Santa Fc siding near Second street
called the nrcmrn out nt o 80 O'Clock
this morning The car was badly dam
aged inside. Cause OF tho flro Is un-
known.
Miller In Nav Mexico Wallace F.
Miller. associated with tho II. T. Lut.
trcll Insurance agency ip the ColcOrd
building, is in New Mexico on "A bust.
ness trip lie Is expected homo Monday.
Clarke In Nav York Fred c. Clarke,
state agent FOR the Aetna Insurance
company. Ia In New York city on Of
fetal business Hc Is expected 20 re-
turn next Friday
J. c. Whitaker SICK j c. whltia
ker clerk IN draft board No. 3, is sick
with influenza and unable to leave his
bed
Sellers Cores and ooss-D. l. Psllors
| formerly Of county draft board No l.
now checking up delinquent draft
boards over the state, returned yester'
day morning from Altus, and loft assir
last night for Perry
Juvenile Books In psmsnd-An un.
uuNl demand for Juvenile BOOKS on wal
and travel purchased ~ Chrisimn'
SITS. IH being wNbN this ycnr, accord.
ing TO ID leading book store proprietor.
phcns ollie Er.r " 5ls wardroh,
| Cleaning and rrcs .nr Sl2 y. Robinson
tAdy
Franklin School Centoualns Dlnncl
| from until ls1 O'Clock last cycnln.
| followed hy a sr.lal hour and program
IntS o'clock in whi "a pretty Christ
| mas cau,nt Vug sung and two four
minute speakers. Billy lngsiale rn'
] Tn,lmR chandler, appeared. consil
/ ui,i tho iunIOr Red Cross benefit a
/ Franklin school Tts klndnrgurt"I
/ room was filled md many people w"r'
turned awpy sixty dollars was rellIz
| rl
| PIsnnIr1 Bciy Meets Thursdiy-
/ THURSDAY. Is.omher 49, h0s been sci
] .s the nicotine Tor the new CITY ll8n
| ..af ruuw .aton which VIII take place
! 90 tho g.rlin hpf0I U !. John. ton
] rual man ~ tho r.umlsNon. who iH HH
sent from tho clty. will return Boz time
20 preside.
I Crsdt Men Hschanqe Llstt-A largD
wmUcr NJ debtors ot lost addrCs9ri
/ Ucru located al the meeting last nigh
ln room Ul1 Baum building. OF th'
/ credit Mems ussori"ton. Both out,
/ .f-inNn nni local debtors were located
| Ny process ot exchange between
merchants lIsta
Jovians Talk rsalth Conditions Dr
/ 1rhn II Kuhn WIN address the lotinn'
On health conditions in tho city hi
! tHtlr r,H.Inr unondny luncheon NJ th'
/ surin lu'd Monday
Mayors Car Probably Found tn,
! sheriff Ht Norman tylcphlncd Mn'o'
! OiutNuiger that % ear. answering IN,
description ~ tho one stolen from May
! or Dycfhol1er night before INST. ant
/ within II n cord bearing the mayor
| nome. he- been found a mil" east o
| Norman Srrrt Ted l'laErg will 40 q
/ Norman late this afternoon tD idrnu
iy the car
Harrlson Visiting In Texas O. II
/ Harrison, owner ~ iIr \uII'1u tuml
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
lard TO RELIEVE
that TIGHT COLD?
Not n bit of III DR.. Bells
ne-Tar-Iloney turns
the trick

The ,igh, cold /, the kind Dr. Bell,
Pine Tar Honey likes TO acklc-ihr
hard-to-grt ndoi kind II gets on
the lob and help, Nature TO loosen the
cold and then finally TO relieve IT,
You soon will feel like yourself
The bal,am and other healing
soothing Ingredient, DO it. The phlegm
soon loo,cn,. the inflammation is al
levia,ed. the "tightneSS" gives way
without uncomfortable ai,cr-eilects
Get a bottle today. J0c. U0c. ST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
HUNS ASK Date
Of CONFERENCE
Senew Plea for Haste to
Avert Famine,

WASHINGTON. Dec n swift
erland acting for the German COVE o.
ment. asked the United States today
ior official information Of The d'tc
and place OF the formal peace confer
tnce and urged a prompt reply be-.
cause OF fear OF famine IN Germany
PARIS, Dec "a ,AavaS-Pse-
iiminary diplomatic conferences
among the allies will be resumed
early next week, according TO lie
Journal today Premier Lloyd
George and British Foreign Secre.
tary Baliour are expected on Monday
or Tuesday, the newspaper says, while
Premier Orlando and Foreign Minis,
Ter Sonnino Of Italy will arrive viii
King Victor Emmanuel December l9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
10000 Active Cases
In Oklahoma Needing Treatment

Tuberculosis is the terror OF the white race Il isa
malignant infectious, deadly peril Good authoritie, say
that practically every child born becomes nieeted-i, is
in childhood when most dangerous YET it may lie dor
mant for years, recurring in youth or middle life when
bodily resistance Is at low ebb There are 10000 active
cases Of tuberculosis in Oklahoma today; people who
are sitting beside YOU in crowded cars ueaters and
churches; splitting the walk, and CUTTERS spulum that
dries and sends a million germs flying in the air you
breathe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

tables and counters again, any guest
is entitled to more than one envelope
Of sugar In case he desires more, G..
cording to II. {. Morse, county food
administrator. Some eating houses
here have not replaced rgar bowls,
although restrictions on sugar have
been lifted entirely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

ture company. sss West Grand avenue,
has gone to Wlnesboro. Texas. TO visit
has been IN OF Influenza for nine weeks.
MISS Carothers oettef.- Miss Gladys
Carothers' ptlNue secretary 10 Com
missioner MIKE Dohheny, VINO had 10
lthN" her WORK ana go nome Yesterday
an account OF sickness, was sufficiently
recovered TO be back at her desk this
morning
Roland /. CarElll. who has been in-
sfr,Ictor in the offlcers trimming school
.nt Camp Grant m mas becn bopornblv
discbarsed anJ IL. home to snv ue ~.
nects IN Sn into ths a,itotnobiic busir.s.
soon
n.-,., ,.,u- Al. ,,
Chth'ma mA'l'hg olo"-pue 70 the
Mlan huMpe5 OF Inrlslias paokases
being mailed poslotllce OFFICIALS stated
tn's nori,lhE Inat Iney iesr they WI
DO literally showed under during the
ly by thus time large number Of pack
ages are being mailed dally. Packages
VII nave 10 De mailed ~ me main
as no special Christmas oiilce VIII be
opened downtown
z,-.-.---- ,
Peaee Olaturbsnce Case Heard-Mrs,
loiue MoTrWnd, proprietor OF n room
lnH house, Ia being ttlld beiore a jury
IN me county court TO-DAY on charge
OF disturbing. tho peace. She was ar
Of the county council Of defense and
polre Wo men ana TWO women we're
arrested 10 her place al the same ume,
but no charge was placed against them
IN inc county court.
s,
CAfF Aees larceny Chhrpe-On a
chalBo ot Srhhd larceny cam Clark.
ai,esea u"ps reno was arrslgned mis-
peace ana ms bond fixed at ll'beO lie
hh Jutt i,nl'h'd serving torty Gays IN
the Guy jan "il 'hhrges OF Nagrnncy nnd
HltkaI P9sslhhl'h OF hat,oil'h' IN,
tgnnu mt'yuN i, lnIotu,,lun ISSUED
asa.N 49, N,'"' h'l TrinD
CnaIs un", ns sIole M' l1cul,'n,,
''v
at 49,, - n-,,-,
WW 'elu lot 's,'in'nllJ - Itei lns
/ a ~ T.vyi,,s1.umy ~ ,nIs Inor ,'nk ne'oi
l =, ,l'asi lusuce OF peace, a.
] . ''f'
/ ,,.,,a,i"t, - W S' VA ~. W. n1o ptSnrlha y
| NV, G' ,n oOu ~, " N,Vuy ~ et,
| r.i,,s. ~ ,,nna 49, .'0 n' ovn1 s"a Vo'Him nl' m
| Cr,"i u,,n wv SOumg y o"1l
! pie, ta,r. ~. p,i,'. svt w NV
,,,'I,..,s 4. tn hasns. ~. im w,
rero,.r ''A' "''' ""' VIII
Allen 10 Wl,.'s B.a,ls.-rIeut "a.
D ...rF ~ tII.. ---I... 49,.
r1sr.rg Tom aSsRs ~ Nj, ,ns r,,,, ,.'a 'n,'
,,h,,. h. has becn in xov.,,,,s,t ..r,.
| Ice Ills wife n s.rlou,iy I'M Of ia
.ft,rg8 Nyg AII., 4. ~. d.,,rb,,. -,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

Ticket on LsaVs-"Tha route YOU are
taking leads to misery aud the grave" &"
Judge Spitlcr told young woman dope
Filming you and keeping you locked
In jail viii do no good. II you will get
out of town on the first tfala you may
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

The national debt OF the United
State figure, up at 500; Great 1rit-
aims 500; Frances 1913, and Italy'S,
27S per capita.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
GUEST ENTITLED TO
ALL SUGAR HE WANTS

Although the county food admins
traitor has issued no orders to hotels
or restaurants making It compulsory
for them TO replace sugar bowls on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

RetAhsrs elect Monday-Notlng by
referendum viii he closed BY the Re
tailers' association Monday noon when
twenty.siI officers will be fllled Tellera
and Howard Graves who meet al bl7
baum building az noon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
The Terrible Aftermath
of Influenza and the War

Tuberculosis gains is ioothod when bodily rssis-
tance Is low Thousands OF oveworked people bearing
heavy burdens OF waftime are ,usceptable Influenza
which caused thousands OF deaths leaves many more
thousands IN weakened condition and perhaps with
tuberculosis in 40 incipent stage TO percent OF the
dTaees examined Tor the army were rejected because
Of tuberculosis many Of whom were ignorant Of their
ondition 4O soldiers have been sent back to Oklahoma
discharged because Of 1t Thousand, Of those who en-.
ured the hard,hps Of trench lie and poison gas will
have contracted H. What ATE YOU going to do about IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

Local Man TO cenvsntlOn-L. II Tur-
nay. local manager OF the Pittsburgh
Plate Glass company. and tho members
Of the Teotor club. composed of tho
sales force Of the company, expect 10
leave tomorrow morning for Dallas.
Texas, to attend the annual convention
NJ the southwestern division meeting
theTo this week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
Every Thinking Person Must Get
Behind the Legislature

The first step to get Sanatota for 0klaboms 10 20
convince the state legislature thai, the voters are FOR
IT. Representatives and senator's at the state house arc
paid TO do and anxious TO do what those who elect
them want done YOU can petition your legislator IN
support Of this vitality needed institution. II YOU Get
behind him and every other thinking citizen does the,
same there will he influence powerful that no man
will dare to vote against H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

and prevent infection OF the healthy Oklahoma is pro-
gresSye in nearly all other things She is a shameless
Stacker in providing public sanatoria for tuberculosis
II is the states job It's your duty and mine TO see that
be free to all the people rich poor no, amshouses
for the destitute only
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
lOsis SanitOria
Extra" Extra" 5000 Dead in Oklahoma"

IN
edition this
OF ie
demanding that DO
You'd DEMAND
lie be punished You bet life would
listen! tuberculosis
and
rponseI Why YOU and all Read tn
startling that folOws-hen ACT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

Two Calls for Nurses. only two calls
Tor VOLUNTEER nurses were untitled al
tho "flu' emergency station IN tho
north room OF Carnegie library last
evening Several practical nurses this
morning we're enrolled for work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

travelling Man srlektn. 80 Stricken
with apoplvNy In front OF 7li West
! irat street. this morning. Robert r
Rowe. travelling salesman for the Al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

eHAnder Drug company, was taken to
Emergency hospital In the Street a.
Draper ambulance His condition is
reported critical lie In unmarried, and
has mother and brother living in e2l
West Sixteenth street, Dca Moines,
Iowa His mother has bcen informed
Of his condition.
Gas Company Plans csmpaun.--The
Oklahoma Gas and Electric company
win send out cards In their monthly
statements urging people not TO cash
War Savings stamps.
Large Stamp Sale Indicated. Up TO
o'clock this morning 10000 worth Of
War savings stamps had been checked
out 10 tho Metropolitan LILO Insurance
company which has had charge Of tho
War Savings bank for yesterday and
today,
Last "BooIs" Case Won.--George NJ
CallihAn and Porter II. Morgan. as
sistant count attorneys. we're rrceiyl lng
congratulations Of court house off
cials today In obtaining conviction on
the last bootlegglng case that will be
tried during their term Of office. A. l..
lvey, convicted Of Transporting, was
given six months sentence In the coun-
" jail and fined $500.
Board Proposal TO BE proned. Pres.
ent members OF tho Oklahoma county
council OF defense we're named at n
meeting last night In the Chamber OF
| Commerce 10 form n committee TO In
vestlgato the feasibility OF contlnu-
ing the organization under the name OF
the public welfare board. 4 model city
ordinance probably will be presented
TO the city commission for adoption
soon.
Postoffles Moving Today, - Gradual
moving into new postoffice quarters is
taking place today. but the main NOV
ing will be between closing hours Bat.
urdRy evening and opening hours Mon
day morning when the new corridor on
the east side will he roudy 10 care for
VII front and north window depart
ments VI tho old building.
Two Calls for Nurses. Only two calls
Tor volunteer nurses were untitled al
I tho "flu' emergency station IN tn'
north room OF Carnegie library last
evening Several practical nurses thi'
morning we're enrolled for work
loesi Man TO csrvsrtlor--L IT. Tur,
nay. local manager OF the Pittsburgh
Plate Glaas company. and tho member
OF the TectOr club. composed of IN,
sales force OF the company. expect I,
leave tomorrow morning for Dallas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

Phtroiman Facing "BooIs" Charges
Charges Of neglect Of his official duty
against John Hume. former patrolman
NJ the police department. are scheduled
TO be heard before a jury In the coun-
~ court today Hume was arrested
several months ago with Policeman Ba-
kcr on an aifeged charge OF Illegal pos
session of whisky
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14
SanatOria the Only
Solution Of Problem

Medicine will not cure tuberculosis The three essen.
tals are simply rest, fresh air and nourishine food
These can only be properly administered in institution,
equipped for the purpose These Institutions not only
cure those having tuberculosis but keep them isolated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

Hubert Boien Wsli.-Hubert Bolsr.
internal revenue collector. who has hocu
confined 10 his home the last few days
with influenza, was back at his office
This morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-14

BAuah Detained a Week. Howard
Baugh who was expected 20 return
from Camp Taylor today. Rf'er having
been In the army for several months.
next wepk Mr.. Baugh Is the son Of
Tom BauEh.