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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
Z CINNOSTI VCELEK.

Pomocny Odbor Zen CSNR
(Vcelky), obdrzely minuleho
tydne dopis, cd predsedky Po-
mocneho Odboru Zen V New
loI ku, pi. Libuse Motakove, v
nGmz Sc zmln6na pani pochva1
ne vyjadruje o nasich VGel-
kach. Mezi jinym tez pi Mo-
takova pise: SdeIujeme Yam,
ze jsme Obdrzely 7 beden Va
mi zasIanych Il Clevelandu. De
kujeme Vam i VaSim spolupra
covnicim Ia Vasi velkou a do
brou praci.
My zeny newyorske obdivu
jeme Sc VaSi Obrovske praci, a
Jame jisty, re az dojde ma IT,
strednu u Vas, lie to budou Gle
velandske zeny, ktere 81 budou
v1d6t rady. Cleveland ma liz
sVt,i rekOrd, at jiz V poctu do
brovolniku, tax i " praci pomo-
cnd. Pomocny OdbOr V New
torku Vam k vasemu usp6chu
bIahopfeje.
Toto pochvalne uznani zaii
ste velice pot6Si nase pilne Gle
velandske VceliCky a zaroveT
i doda Jim chut' k dalSi praci
aby 81 ten vit6zny rekord v pra
ci udrzely.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
X STAVCE DAMSKYCH
KREJCf.

Stavkovni vybor We sve wee
roisi zprave poukazuje ma cla-
mex Labor Review, cfslo pro
mfsic srpen. V kterem vIadni
Gfednik B. Ammet podava sta
tistiku vydelku damskych krei
Cl. JmenOvany 1fednik stravil
V Clevelandu par dnG zabyva
io Sc SUDDEN pomerG We zdej-
Sich krejcovskych dilnach. DIE
jeho vykazu 60 procent zamest
nancG vyd6lava $500 rocne a
pouze 20 procent muzskych "a
m6stnancG ma 500 i vice roc
ne. Prnmerna mzda zen a di-
vek pO prvnich 6 m6sicich OBJ
naSi $40 tydn6. = Stavkovni
vVbor odporucuie kazdemu, by
81 dostal jmenovany m6sicnik,
kde Gisla kazd6ho presvedci,
2da kreicovSti d6lnlci mohou
"a stavaiici drahotv Sc svym
platem ziti jako lide.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
kRADEz MA POSTE.

John j. Holland, noGni hli-
dac ma poSte V Lorain bvl vcera
predveden pred vladniho soud
ce obzaIovan re zlod6istvi.
DIE podanJch zprav feditel
posty nechal klice We dverich
pax taine pozoroval nocniho
hlldace co bude d6lat. Die
zpravy, hlidac vessel nekolikra-
te do mistnosti kan chodit me-
mel a z jednoho balicku odci-
zil Sal. Pfi soudu Sc Holland
primal, ze tax ucinil, ale O.
mlouval Sc, ze chtel penfze vra
tit. re Sc mu jednalo presved-
CIT reditele posty jak lehkomv
sine jedna pri vykonavani sv6
prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
JEDNANf El,EkTRIKU
ODSOUZENO.

Predseda unie zamestnancu
ma karach Fred Telschow od-
osudil vcera jednani elektriku,
kteri v utery vecer zastavili do
pravu ma karach. Telschow pro
hlasil, re V dneSnl kriticke do
be name pri kazde prilezitosti
v6rnost k Wade projevit. Elek-
trikove spolecnosti sorganis0-
vail uni, ale naSe unie jejich
jednanl odsuzuje a s mimi sym
patisovat nebude.
j. j. Stanley, pres. spolecno-
sti prohlasil, ze zadny Z tech
elektrikG vice u spolecnosti Ia
mestnan nebude. Jejich mista
jsou obsazena jinymid6lniky.
Sedm z tech elektrikG bylo "a
tceno, ale vcera byli opet pro-
pusteni. Vladni urady celou "a
lezitost vySetruji. We schulz fe-
derace prace byla vcera prija-
ia resoluce V ktere zadaji cd
Dor spravedlnosti, ably pfiGiny
aztGeni byly vysetreny.
Zatceni elektrikove Sc vyja-
drill, re nechteli stavkovat, n.y.
brz re chteli pfestat pracovat.
Tim Sc pry neprovinili vlasti-
zrady, jedine poskodili za.jmy
nasi vlady.
Z obchodu uradoven bylo
ma vladni uradovnu Oznameno,
re zamestnanci, ma 5ledkem
dlouhe cesty kterOu V utery mu
sell konat, nebyli vcera schop
nj prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
NASE POLITIKA.

Ma $50 pracovnikd z Fl okre
su Sc seslo ustredne demokra
ticke strany, ably vyslechli reci
muzd, kteri Sc uchazi rIzne
1rady. Johnu j. Babkovi pfi
vstoupeni do ustredny Sc dosta
10 bourliveho uvitSni.
Kandidati projevili nahledy
o nynejsi politice. Kandidat j.
j. Babka mel vyznamnou rec,
kterou uchvatil vsechny pfito-
mne. V jeho feci kritisoval jed
mani Crossera V kongresu, po-
ukazujlc, jak praci presidenta
Wilsona stezoval. Kdyz ia bu-
Gu poslan do kongresu, - rekl
Babka, - kdyz bude treba, bu
du VOLT pro povolenl kazdeho
centu z nasi pokladny, ably by
la opatrena ochrana pro naSe
vojiny We Francii. Jakou mali
cenu penize, kdyz Sc jedna 0
zivoty nasich muzG a o nasi
svobodu? Pro nase hochy, KITE
ri prinaseji ty nejvetsi obete,
Sc musime postarat nejvetsi
pOhodll a ochranu, neb oni two
II tn nejlepsf armadu ma svete,
ktera ma vydobit svobodu pro
vsechny narody.
Mas hvezdnaty prapor byl
vzdy jakysi symbol vsech utla-
cenych narodu, a vzdy Vial mad
pravem a spravedlnosti. My
muslme te vysi mas prapor i
rase hlavy udrzet. Jeho rec by
la provazena bouri potlesku d
re vsech stran byla projevena
ochota k praci pro jeho zvo..
leni. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
FEIS JMENOVAN SPRAV.
Gem NAJMU.

Y Washingtonu dosla zpra-
va, re Paul l.. Feiss, pfedseda
v%boru obchodni komory pro
bvty, byl vladou jmenovan co
spravce bytu v Clevelandu. DIE
zpravy Washingtonu bude
Feiss miti pravo tridit obydli
pro zam6stnance tovaren, pra
cujici ma valecnych potfe-
bach. V jeho moci bude urco-
vat cenu najmu a bude, odpOru
covati zrizeni novyrh obydli,
tax ably stavajicimu nedostat-
ku bytG bylo odpomozeno. Via
dni AGENT pravi, re zadny del
mix nema bydleti dale nez 80
minut cd dilny, by Sc tim neste
zovala vyroba. Ocekava Sc. re
vlada povoli postavenf $500 az
5000 novych domG. Vysetruji-
CT vybor dokazuje, re v Cleve-
landu jest tfeba zfiditi 5000
al 10000 novych domovG. O.
byvatelstvo Clevelandu neusta
le rosie, ale bytu pribyva v po-
meru pranepatrnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
OPRAVA.

SchGze agitacniho vyboru
pro prodej uspornych vale6-
rych znamek Sc kona dnes We
Ger v elsie 1919 Broadway -
ne jak bylo chybns udano v
mistnosti Spolecnosti "Cecha"
ma zapadni strane. Kazdy
necht Sc dostavi ma zhora uve-
denou adresu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
SkOLY MAJf BYT OTEVRE-
NY CELY ROK.

Sup. Spaulding pred svym
odjezdem svolal ma zvlastni pc
radu Clenove Skolni rady sve
asistenty, ably Jim jiste zmeny
pro nase Skoly doporucil. Pred
ne odporucuje ,aby ma naSich
skolach vyucovalo Sc cely rok.
Ably Sc v6novala pozornost
vzd6lani odbornemu a vyvinu
itelesnemu. Dnes odjizdi DR..
|Spaulding do New Yorku, ably
nastoupil cestu do Francie,
kde bude zakladat fidit sko-
| ly pro americke vojiny.
Zastupci nasich skol pfijmu-
Ii odporuceni DIR. Spauldinga,
ably Sc ma obecnych skolach We
nOvala v6tSi pozornost odbor-
nimu vzd6lani vyvinu t6la.
zvIast6 pro ty ditky, ktere me-
hudou vysSi skoly navSt6vovat.
Skoly mali byt otevreny 12
m6sicn. VyuGovani bude rozd6
leno ma tfi masicni oddly, tax
ably Sc usetril cas- ktAry Sc zma
I'll zapocetim a ukon-enim Skol
niho roku. Povinna navsteva
by byla 9 m6sicG V roce. Zaci i
ucitelky by mohli kterekoli
Gtvrt'eti pouzit co prazdniny,
kdyz by 81 to pfali.
ZvlaSte V Junior high school
cdbOrnI vzdelani bude zavede-
no, tax aby chlapci nell "a
klad theoretickeho vzd6lani
pro praci, kterOu V tovarnach
po vystoupeni re Skoly budou
lvykonavat.
Asistent sup. Castle oznamu-
ie, re minulem roce bylo RI
zeno V rGznych prGmyslovych
zavodech 81 Skol a pro pristi
Skolni rok pocet bude zvysen.
Ma Skolach bude zavedeno /
siti satG. Ucednice budou moci
navstevovat pul dne technic-
kou skolu. kde dostane potreb.
re pouceni plat "a praci.
Ma Sc koupit farma pro stu
die V hospodafstvi. STUDENT by
Gva tydny navSt6vovali Skolu v
meste a diva tydny by byli We
skOle ma farme. aby Sc ucili re
medelstvi. V kazde skole ma
byt zafizena svetnice pro ware
nj a zakusky kterou 81 skola-
cky samy budou ridit. Ma vyssi
technicke Skole Sc bude studen
ty vyrabet nabytek pro nase
skoly a zaroven doba vyucova-
nj bude zafizena tax, ably mno
ri STUDENT. ktefi jsou odkaza.
nj 81 neco pfivydelat, mohli j.
stou cast casu v obchodech pra
covat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
DcLEzITE UFOZORNENf.
z uradovny potravni komis,

z nradovny potravni komise
pred, dr.. R. G.. Roueche dava
hospodyhkam ma srozumenou,
aby 81 V obchodech samy cukr
kupovaly a neobjednavaly az
V meste Clevelandu Cd Is. srp-
ma bude davka cukru urcena.
Zvlastni llstky ma cukr nebu-
dou Sc pouzivat, ale kazda hos
podyne pri koupi cukru musl Sc
u groceraka podepsat, re zad-
ry cukr nema. TAX Sc bude re-
gulovat prodej cukru. Takove
narizeni by.o vydano, ably gro
ceraci pred nesnazl byli chra-
n6ni. Zaroven spotrebovatele
hudou opravn6ni koupit cukr,
kdyz no budou potrebovat. To-
no upozorn6ni by 81 nell zvla-
ste povsimnout ty hospodynky,
ktere Sc cukrem zasobily. Je-
.jich podpis V grocerii bude pla
tit co dukaz, re cukr potrebu-
j. Pred soudem pax Zadne o.
mluvy nebudou platit. Tomu
narizeni by Sc mela kazda hos
podynka ochotne podrobit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08

Republican, sc dnes veCer Sc
jdou V klubovni mistnosti We
stern Reserve klubu, 2164 W.
ChOdnl 55 ul., kde Sc @ kandi-
datech pro pfedvolby rozhod-
ne. Okresni organisace Sc roz-
hodla pri pfedvolbach podporo
vat kandidata Miner c.. Norto-
ma "a lieutenant guvernera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
OPRAVA.

We Zprave 0 slavnosti sboru
Ruzena Jesenska, {. 5, s. p. j..
ma stat misto Norma Princova
Norma Pencova.
Ma prapOr pro celOu JednO-
tn Sc sebralo $3.50. Sestra pred
sedka M. Caltova darovala pc
civo pro odbotku Cerveneho
kflze, ktere pfi obsaZeni prime
slo SIS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08

lace jsOupO
bme mnO POuxi te
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
VOLME kAND. RARKU.

JSom, aOVcn LAX Tekl, ueJ-
starsim akcionarem "Sveta" a
prirozeno tedy, re jsem 81 po-
vsimnul prohlaseni br. Aloise
zaka jmenem akcionar1 toho
ceskeho denniku onehdy ucine-
neho, We prospech kongresni
kandidatury pravnika Babky z
duvodl, u re pochazi, &C rodi
II v Americe, z ceskych rodicn
re puvodu svemu Sc neodci-
zil, p re stoji ma platform6
nejrozhodnejsi podpory valec-
ne politiky presidenta Wood
row Wilsona, ktere Sc chovanl
protivnika jeho pokud v kon-
gressu pGsobil, kriklave pTi-
clio.
Kandidat Babka dokazal, "a
stavaje RUNE zodpovedne ura
Tady V tomto meste a okresu.
nepochybnou zpGsobilost. Byl
q je ryzi demokrat nejen podle
jmena, nybrz smyslenlm a
Chovanim. Jest uprimny pfitel
lidu, vzdy ochotny poslouziti
kteremukoli obGanu bez rozdi-
lu strany, naboz. vyznani a pre-
svedceni a spolecenskeho po-
staveni. TAX mne ujistujl oni,
kdoz p. Babku dobre ba intim-
ne znaji. Presidentu Wilsonovi
d jeho valecne politice, cd niz
my CechOve dOufame uskutec-
neni naSehO davneho politicke-
no idealu, jest p. Babka z duse
oddan a neni pochybnosti, re s
politickymi cily rodakG ces-
kych re srdce sympatizuje. AS
pom tomu nasvedcuje podpora
kterou mu bez vyminky a ra-
dostne poskytli vGdcove obou
sdruzeni.
V mysli nekterych svobodo-
myslnych nasincG utkv6la jen
jedna namitka: re podpora ie-
no nesrovnavala by Sc Sc zasa-
dou dusledne svobodomyslno-
sti. Nuz, namitka tato jindy
tfebas dosti platna, V t6to dobe
tomto pi'ipad6 platnosti me-
ma. CechOve a Slovaci nechali
stare rOZkoly padnouti pro We
liky spolecny ell. Pro tuto do
bu neni ceskych svobodarH a
ceskych katolikG, nybrz jedine
CechG "a jednim cilem Sc be-
roucich, cilem jenz spoil vSe-
cky strany, vrstvy, stavy or
ganizace We stare vIasti jeiz
nejlepe vyfkneme dvema krat-
kymi slivky:
WIN THE VAR.
ZVOlenim Rabky pOsilni OH
cane vladu a presidenta k wy
hrani valky.
Ostatne - kdoz Sc pamatu-
il. re zanikla "Dennice Novo-
veku," jejiz rozhodnem svo-
bodafstvi netroufal 81 pochybO
vati ami neiGhlavn6jsi jeji ne
rfltel, ochotne podporovala te-
hdy vynikajiciho kraiana ka-
tclickeho smysleni, p. Jana Ve-
veru, kdyz jei pred mnohymi
lety demokraticka strana navr
ria Ia OkreSnlhO kOmlSare? A
ze mu vetsina. to prevazna
vetsina svobodomyslnych ces.
kNch volicG dala ochotne svt
hlasy. pfispeiic tax podstat
ne k jeho vit6zstvi a zarOven k
vetsimu respektu k ceskym VIC
licim a iejich tisku.
| jednomvslnou podporou
kongresniho kandidata p. Bal
XIV ma respelitu nepfedpoia
tych Obtann ziskame. -
Vaclav Snajdr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-01
OUTPUT MILLION TONS MORE
More Coal Mined This Year, Than
Last Year.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June 3O,--Re'
turning from l0-days' tour OF the
coal mining districts OF the state,
Ed Boyle, chief mine inspector. esti-
mites that the output OF coal for
this fiscal year will be at least mil
lion tons moro than last year, and
for the calendar year, II nothing
happens to rctard the production,
will be much more 1han that The
mlnca have been operating regular
ly with fun forces, says Mr.. Boyle
Occasionally there Ia layoff, but
this IL the result of shortage OF
cars and not of labor. nor OF the
willingness OF the men to work. Mr..
Boyle says all miners are eager 10
put In every day they can, They
want the work, OF course, hut they
realize nt the same time that tho
coal ia one OF the essentials for win
ming the war
MIR Doyle says hc has also OBJ
served that the people are taking
advantage ~ tho warning 60 stock
up on coal now for winter use. Many
are doing II who mover purchased
coal before, as tho experience OF last
winter is not % pleasant recollection,
AS there are no present indications
OF an Increased gas supply Tor next
winner. Mr.. DOYLE advises that ov-
erybody should lay In a coal supply
now while 1t may be o3,,ainablc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-01
COULD END WAR IN TWO
MONTHS WITH SUPERS
Representative of British Alrplane
Maker, Thinks Ten Thousand
Dreadnaugbts Could Do II.

NEW YORK, June 3o.-The
claim that Handley Page, the Brit
ish alrplane constructor, could turn
out ten thousand "super-aerial
dreadnaughts" in the U n te d
states by April /, 1919, was made in
a formal statement tonight by w.
II. workman, special representative
in this country OF Handley Page.
Ltd.
These planes, Mr., Workman de-
clared, could be landed in France
under their own power. with enough
guns, bombs and aviators ito defeat
the Germans within thirty TO sixty
days, II we start new"
After announcing that he had ac-
duainted the war department and
the aircraft board with this propo-
sition. Mr.. Workman said he be-
lieved none OF the ten thousand
planes would be lost In trans-Atlan-
tic fliahts and that with a British
and an American aviator he would
be willing to make the first flight,
proceeding from Newfoundland to
France via the Azores and Por.
tugal. ~
He suggested that "at least ten
dostroyers in a state Of obsolescence
could be stretched out to act aS
lightships" so pilots OF the air
planes would never be out Of sight
of Il deStTs 'H"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-01
BROADWAY.

Thcr. Is rejoicing in the camp OF
the patrons W the Broadway because
OF the decision of Manager P4ummer
to again provide them with first
class vaudeville. The vaudeville sit
uation has ugnu anything bul salts
factory recently owing to tho fact
that war conditions made II mpos-
slhle to got high class talent, but the
management is now off on a new
track and houas 10 have sufficient
acts ~ WcrI, the future. Arv one
OF the five a..s now at the Froad,
way is good enough for a headliner.
on any b.l The three Eddie are
seen ln o worry clever comedy aero
bauC novelty act IN which man new
aud decidedly lifficult feats are per-
formed IuHr Vest IL a singing and
tnlh0- gHuo1.rnne OF marked bill
g. 00i scored O big hit at the per-
formIney, v0sterday The Four
Ehrmrrru"g ire seen in many
changes uf costumes and have a
program ut classy songs Neal Abel
Is regular riot He Is the man with
IN" mobile 'ars and is high class
entcr'a.n'r from a singing and ak
Ing >ta-'nu '@nd an eccentric Ian
Ger Nu u.t nat is new hero is
that ct D. Nl.a & Co, IN their re
volviT hoop and aerial novelty.
This is a edly interesting act
and one thst averyone will appreci-
ate. There good >dlcture Yro
gram IN connection, tht feature pic
ture prestr ,.r. Alice Jbyce In "Frf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-01
CHINA'S CONTRIBUTION TO o.
WORLD WAR IS HARD LABOR
Collles sent to France Tnkc Place
Of Soldiers Called TO Firing
Lines; IL Great Aid.

Following the return 20 China ot
General Chang and tho military mis-
sion now inspecting conditions at the
front In rlahders, II In predicted that
tho great empire Of tho orient will
enter more heartily and efflcDltiy
into the war Not only viii china
ada 10 the great number NJ coplie
inborors In France hat II Is expected
10 send very c0Daldornbic number
ot trained soldiers 10 reinforce tho
allied fighting machine
At present Chlua'a MA 20 the AL
lies is Of the first importance. II iH
not permitted 10 give the numbers
Of the coolie labOrers already IN Eu-
ropO, but II may be said that no
table army of them aru ~ work Tho
coolies are being utilized az lnburcfa
hy tho engineering corps In trench
digging. railroad construction ana
work behind the lines Large NUM-
hers have gone 20 tho farm', bring
ing Chinese methods Of intensive
agriculture with them and u great
many are working IN muritlOn fac
tories IN England ana France.
Following its policy ~ seeing 20 II
that every man In France shall have
iB many advantages and ~ much
comfort MS possible, the Y NJ g. a,
ia sending for special work among
these coolies u number of young
Cinnamon, educated In American
universities These have been rc.
crultod 10 tho number NJ forty. l.
II 81. ~ HARVARD has been engaged
In this work sihce october Il. YinR
Lob ot the University of Chicago,
and Chl-ting Kwel Of Yale. landed
ln France today Their work Is 10
he comprehensive They nre to instl-
tute classics In English. in mathe-
matics and tho common branches
10 see to tho entertainment ~ the
men; 10 Introduce simpler forms of
Occidental athletics. and TO carry on
home correspondence for the Hitter
ate.
The coolies are uniformed and Of
flcercd M II they were regular sol
dlers. Mr.. Kwol declares that the
Informed among his countrymen un'
dcrstand thoroughly what this war
! means. and are Enthusiastically In
favor OF Chinn's throwing tho fuE
weight OF its enormous man power
into tho fight American officers
declare that properly trained ana Of
flcered Chinese make soldiers OF n
quality, second 10 none.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-01
Hell Refuses TO Let
Kaiser Stay All Night

Even hell would not have the
kaiser When Tulsa went over the
top In the W. 8. S. drive Friday
night tho kaiser on the big lndi-
Gator in front OF the ,postoffice
was pushed over into hell But
there was no keeping him there.
During the high wind Friday
night, or. rather. early yesterday
morning, he was blown off the
Bpot indicated on the sign as the
Internal regions. He was found
yesterday morning on the ground
with his legs torn off and big
hole in his breast just opposite
where his heart ought to be
Some superstitious folk yester-
day vcntured guess that this Is
sign that the end OF the war is
in sight. When this is tukeu into
consideration IN conjunction with
the fact that none OF tho images
OF tho Madonna or Of Christ In the
cnthedrals OF the European coun'
tries were damaged during the
hpmhardments, II seems there
might be something more than
superstition in the belief
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we American are apt to forget,
sometimes, the great debt We owe
to France for hUck In the days
when we were MAKING our first fiNh'
Tor freedom French soldiers touEh'
side by idc with our men. we
know the name Of Lafayette wei
enough, hut not SO many OF US
know that there waSa a SECOND trehVh
army over hcre. too uuSr Rucham-
benu ana that 70 was the meeting
Of tho tWU French aud the Cont
mental armies. under Washington
that p,nucd Curnwsllis In York
town aud compelled his surrender
Jean Haptstc pcuHtlen dc Nimour
RochRmhrRu was born nt \cndome,
France. ia lT"a lie entered "a cav
airy regiment when "a youug man
having chosen this as against ms
fgmys wish that he become a
priest lie rose rapidly to warcchal
de- camp, % h.Eh post, and IN l'NV
with the rank OF lieutenant general
sailed fof the colonies and landed at
Newport with 5000 troops quite an
army au those DAYS, The British
hIockalNd his flect and, ~ he did
not want t1 ahlUion it.N~was com
PEELED to stay I'm Rhode Island for
"a year. At last however. he was
able to begin hts march across Con-
ucctcut and TO iutu Washington At
the Hudson river. Thence the two
armies Went south, Joined Lafayette,
and surrounded Yorktown.
ON his rc'arn 20 FE9nre. after the
surrender OF tho liS 81 ho was load
,I with fayors ~ Louis XVI and
made governor ~ picardy--that
wonderful province ~ France where
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-01
ADA STUDENTS ARE LOYAL
Subscribed for sis.28O Worth of
Baby nonds Last Week.
s'nerinl 10 Tho World

SNerihT 10 Th0 WorIuI
ADA, June 30.--Thc students
or the East Central Normal sub
scrIbed total OF sfs,2So worth of
war savings stamps. nt the |
counties Pontotoc led with 1874 sub
scribers and a subscription of So,
2gb. McClain county was second in
Pledges were given
by 576 pupils. President Gordon
considers this especially good in
view Of the high cost of living and
the failure OF the school boards to
raise salaries.
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Ancn Encm, rnrm In McInlosh.

YnrclRI 70 TNo W0fTU
: OKLAHOMA CITY, June 30.-ln
the search for enemy owned prop
crty In tho state, instituted by the
different county councils ~ defense,
900 acres OF land iu Mcintosh and
other counties. owned by u woman
now said To he living IN Germany,
has been found. according 10 word
received today by Chester Wcatfall,
secretary OF the state council Ac-
cording 10 word from q memher Of
the Mcintosh county council the
woman's name is Miss Matilda Ia
hcnscp living az Meinigcn, Germany.
Secretary Wcstfall has notified the
custodian Of enemy property At
Washington uf tho matter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-01
WOMEN AS TRAIN AUDITORS
NOT DEEMED SATISFACTORY
After Two Months Frisco Dispenscs
with Female Trainmcn; No State
Laws Regarding Employment.

Special 10 The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, June
3O.-Query sent to attorney general
concerning the effect OF the state
labor laws as to women conduc-
f-ors" gave rise TO the conclusion
that women were employed in such
capacity. Inquiry among RAILROAD
superintendents' offices ELECTED the
information that no women are en-
ployed in the state as conductors on
any of the railroads
For about two months prior to
April the Frisco tried an expert
ment with women train auditors.
but no conductors. On the date
named their services were dlscon-
tinued. the experiment was not sat
isfactory.