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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
LEGAL

Published In The Tulsa Daily world May
18th, 90. 30. and June 9th. 1880
NOTICE by PUBLICATION.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TULSA
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
NO, 6l7l
LEAH MARKS. Plaintiff
HORACE D. LoRCH, Defendant
TIE STATE. OF OKLAHOMA TO HORACE
D. LORCH:
Take notice that you have been sued In
the above named court upon promiaory
nnie o. twenty-five hundred dollars (s2b0Oi,
with interest thereon al tho ratio OF eigh.
por cent. per annum from September 18th,
1917, until paid the interest to DO paid
quarterly; and also the additional sum OF
two hundred and fifty dollars (s25O) for
attorney tres; and also the costs OF said
action. Said noio is subject to q credit OF
fifty dollars (t50) paid December Al, 1917.
And you must answer the petition filed
therein by said plaintiff on or before tho
goth day OF June A. u. 1913, or said PC.
iitlon will ba taken as trua and judgmsn /
for the said plaintiff will be rendered for
the amount OF said debt, and in tho at
iaohment and garuishment therein had and
granted judgment will be rendered accord.
ingly.
This May 18th, 1918.
- FRANK INdWHAM,
(SEAL) Court Clerk
by RANDOLPH HAME,
Deputy Clerk.
Davidson & Williams Attorneys
for Plaintiff, Tulsa, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
Senator OlCen Prepares
NeiU Child Labor Bill

WASHINGTON. June A child
labor bill identical with the act de-
ciared Unconstitutional yesterday by
the supreme court except that It con-
tains provisions that only congress
and the people shall have authority
TO pass on It's validity was prepared
Tor Introduction today by Senator
owen OF Oklahoma. Any Judge do
nying the bills constitutionality
would bo compelled 20 resign, the
proposed measure provides.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

ELWooD, n, s35--Ii you want coo-F
clean, modern home for three months
call 7b2-L.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

Taking tho beat road IN, under or
over the world, II. q. Brcone, IN his
Tulsa 40. I went over to Miami yes
tordhy afternoon 10 attend the
Ozark Trail Good Roads convention,
which starts tlis morning. Rocks
and gulcys and sand made no dlf-
ference 20 him. He Just skinned
along liko n bird and about as high
as the average. In fact, he not only
hit the high places" but stayed on
them. And for why?
For the first time In tho worlds
history has man flown 10 n good
roads convention in an nirplane. GO
ing ms n representative OF the Tulsa
Chamber Of Commerce. he tried out
, the aerial features OF tho ozark trail
and pronounces them the finest In
the world
The start was made about half
past three in tho afternoon, two
hours and a half after n delegation
from tho Chamber OF Commerce
started over in an automobile. The
bunch IN tho car are reported still
on tho way.
Colonel Douglas, secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, has tole-
graphed congratulations to Captain
Broeno and authorized him TO eload
the parade OF thousand nutmo-
biles through tho big lead and zinc
mining district.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
PERSONAL PROPERTY
FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS

FOR SaLE--Ripe, raspberries. one half
mile north and one.half mile west Of
Country club. sixth house north Of CON
crete block store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
AUTOMOBILES
AuToMoRILRs roR. aAL.r

- " . = " VT" II ''I''' TUE bhLE TO
.RHu1'P SPEEDSTER--On account Of 70.
ing 70 VAR viii sell my yellow Abbott
spe"dstcr which has gone loss than two
thousand miles and is practically new AZ
sacrifice. This tpcedstcr body is
factory Job. with ton. windshied cuy
taios complete. am using the car every
day and will gladly demonstrate nHy.
whero. NJ. Il. Rpcars. $40 Robinson
BLDG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
CHEVROLET

FORD CAH--One 1917 Ford car in hrst
class condition muEt sI Al oner a.
East Second
KORD ROADSTER. For sale 10 Al con i.
dition, Call at s93 East Seventh.
rhone 1908
FOR SALE CUFAP-Ono enclosed dcliv
ory body 10 ft Ford ran in extra good
condition Call W Diss OssEo 2a97
FOUR cylinder 5.phsg. ear Tor sale bar.
gain n taken today Address Wm vii
son, West Tulsa or can b6 seen at
Garden city, First street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
FLATS AND APARTMENTS.

room unfurnished apart.
ment and one furnish ed sleeping room
in Mary Brockman Apartment Phone
1901
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05

WATCH FOB B-Fouud, an Elk watch foh.
Owner can have sane by calling At Tulsa
OIL Exchange, Third and Cincinnati.
Ask for Mr. Mcbride
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
BOARD AND ROOMS
LtGHT HoUsEKEEPINo ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
1rot,r uo,,.,,, ., :, -
i'Gn" idn T.. . H. liol ~ light housckesp
HpD"t. n, lt42-2 modern housoksep
IODGR n tt9q s.,i,.,,
krep'ns 7ooms, well furnished. modern
- '3''' % 10. ...
JEfFEiSON. 1899 Two nice cool house
Np'ginF rooms
hENoSHA g.. 300 lor rent one lght
Pon6'k'eping room Phone l1ldJ
l|A"TuS s., p25 For rent. two large
uf.Itu'd hshi housekeeping rooms
,,rourI'' Ike, io"r 'front.' and rear en-
rance. Ihon' i'h5-R
az pit55pN ~ llI For rent, furnished
ra,,,r "aoGa'hf'P'ng rooms modcrn, to
coupe without 'hi'dr'n
- lu' ~ t'ane'b Ar's suite
Roy.r, .l,I1H Yp"H ana DAN, int"hh'd Tor
cn,es fs5nl,sd pIar, "a Ia '"p''' f'i't
OlyN,pt, -.-----
VI! rs"lo "I h,.,7, housekeeping rooms.
ufyyr,
rooms ~, ,,,, 'E'' h"''eA''ping
of-y,,r,t ,,--....
rbn. '''"h't9'p'ng rooms.
o.,.,,. .........----..
ROOM Hon, .' .,''' W. y AZ ''' I.
Phone s6ia ! ''''t ''"'" ''' rent
'Ro0ys -.
1aop-R '''' ''"'
ROOMS a ,,o1.,, t,,.i.,...,-i,.,
becpI A., room. ,n n,,.,t,, tsH' Ism ,',, ,pus'
ssIL
RpOA@ Two nlr,Oy fn,oi.bo5 ,o,..l.,.a.-
l'M rooms private entrance SJ,o,ntn, I,
cam. o." children Phone a5a5
McnNh W gtJ For rent. room suite
"'''"h''P'nf AT modern convcnienc"a.
hF'uNb D.. i3a1 For rent new, cool
modern iirht houscA coping rooms
SI&IU W 5ig Three room. Of duplsT
hon'r. mmkhod for light ousekccpinE.
modorr, close in
SANTA FE. 81. 5la. room and Kitchen
,il" And hLrh. unfufniGbcd, Irving Place
Phone GSa7 II
TWO "a stptionaly large, cool housek oeping
r'o.HS 50. Phone As17.J
TllaEE unhrpi,hed room. and ,c,,.ncd
10 rorcb. also garage Phone sI6s
I'TWO ROOMS and small tichsn t,,,j,hcd
Tor light housek ecping Tor rent Thurs
day ~ per week 4i2 East Thirteenth
TWO nicely furnished rooms; every con
,enloncc. in a modern apartment, south
Ss,, exposure private family. Phone
"''' -.----.-..---.-
ROOMS FOR RENT--FURRIsHED II
volON, - s0S-t Pleasant room, private
""yh'' close IN. Phone 5hp5.R.
BOSTON. 4, 621-Pleasapt south .x.
pnAuf" sleeping room, clxe in.
BOULDER. n, 5ls--For rept. front sir.p.
ing room adjoining bath Phone A6gS
BOSTON. a., 7Ol Nicely furnished room,
for Young men with every convenience
nn,-,-,,t.,
aJioini", h.;h oI' 'oo' modern room
ioe,rnN
BOSTON, &, zoo y Nice outside sleep.
vesh pho,a s75s" 80 ana up per
p,,-,.,.,.,, - .
nVHlpht' 81 7O8--une large downstsirs
sleeping room, private entrance. Kitchen
b,l,.I',s,, .-...-.-.---.-
hfaHpoM Or bedroom aud living room
u.n nv "''pta pn nome ior on9 or two gentle
ipas,o :. -" -''S, ----,-----------.
nsrTn,. ,,i, "a o.eep'ng PGrrh con
gcntiS,oon phono SsHs ana U"'"' '''
,,,',.,.,..',.,, ,,,,,",', "V,'e NO."
son,ss,st ,sG%I .issi .' mn'ce'& Iurhish'd
,,,,,g',.,,s, ss,e."s .oo" "o"' ! %
O',SrSN Tooro rhnrS . .tos pT'-fu'h''hed sleeping
yy;,. I, "o"e 80
itnr, hodss 81 a. h'En class
5,iV5iSN ~, :, '''''' 80
'SNl"Nnl ., 90 For rent, hrht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1918
EMPLOYMENT
sIruiAriIoNs WANrEp--rEMALH 43

SITUATIONS WARTED--FEMALE -
STENOGRApHER -- With bookkeeping,
clerical and general office experience
wants responsible position. Phone SOB
or write Boa s2s city
TYPIsr-Young lady desires position as
typist can furnish references, Call
5GO5
WANTED-Place cooking for harvest hands
or oil camp have one child state wages.
Mrs t. Spencer Gen Del, Tulsa Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ron RENT FURNIsHEp II

MAIN. =. IIGg-Lares. cool, attract.yeIy
iurriEhed sleeping rooms in south sio
home five blocks from business center.
Phone 50i4J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-05
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


! -
REAL EcTATE Enp PENr
---I ~ NJ, -, :, :, :. - -, =
/ - I Ia . AMI hrhf l MIN 70. ~
| APAkThENT-3-roo unfurniShed apart
ment and one furnished sleeping room
s7oi iN4'' D'O'A'u1" "p"'''NeH'' mona
r0yJf,t1-, q, -. --------
"J 1879 pEIL AF IL room aPattnieh'
S sVuS'eu i,st noor, WIN private p2Tchts
| , 57.32,R il2S North Main
! CuFyFNNF soi avn TtSTDN
! Piye.roor,' se'r,. 30 i.iAa .isJ
vate bath pritate halls on car iine f''
FOR RENT providing YOU buy furnitnrC,
| three-room apartment with sleeping
porch. close in rent sg5. IIrnitnre Sl7s
cash. Phone 5G55
| MAIN N rRc,utif,Iiy Unfinished 4.
room apartment basement and garage,
everything furnished fI5
| rr .re 1,,,yNy,gtrrD "a
! - Ia ! 81 y ~ nv q a. ~ ~
! AIARl MENT--2 rooms and bath, newly
furnished. Phone I25 before D p. m.
I200 after.
APARTMENT-Co furnished q
room apartment Win piaro Al g07 south
Main to permanent parties no children;
rent SO. Call 7573R or a26s.R
ApART,trvT ". a..i-.,l. ,-.,,,,o,t
Of .lHG nr very as''Tah'e ara5Iment ldrnoeS
furnished with as satcr electricity,
north and southeast Phone 5j78.J
,p,T,,,,,,,,.,
APARTMENT-Nicciy Furnished 4-room
WNoa,n, Nota Gad9n p Investment nlt Co, 2l9 FIRST
= '','''s .--.' ..-
APARTMENT Attractive room Furnish.
ed apartment tiu Sept. l to rcgpor bio
Phone Tt9l
APARTMENT, -ror rcpt . room, fpr,i.bod
anartmcat rc,iy JosorsfeJ '", cvory ,ort
yenicrce. close in south side; no chii.
dren; references Phone 1919.
Ap,pr,,.,,.r u.-...,..,,. ,.-I-,--,
ArAh Nil i NJ IN L. lfaill.u!y furnished A.
sewn CSi 'pS'''ig' ,GIcsi.d s.in pSno amu
snraLfc r"rt. ra rLiIJ,sn ON bar,an,,
a. m arJ " M itsG ''"
,-,,-,.,,,,,,..,..,, -------------
Al Ah MENI 'of frnt 10 parry hgylhg
!uIhlu'r, L"'m mouefh, situated 50
1S' ssn 70 rooms nay De -, r'gSa s4S aeoi renS
location, one block from new post office.
Priced right for Immcdiate-sale. Phone
''"3, -...----
BOSTON, s. n2o-3room apartment mod.
cf9 and r'.'crn close m to man and
BOSTON, s. 6l9-Vcry desirable ground
~. nh. tpt
-! ~, -.o,.e = =
BOSTON. 5, 6l9-Nery desirable ground
floor Broom apartment furnished or un-
furnished, for rent to couple. Ihons
-----a---.-,
.,.--.. 90.
BELL LEW APTS.-lfO6A East Hodge
strictly modern apartment for rent y
you buy the furniture, $50 cash viii
""1''' siA ioons anu A'e'P'AS porch
- -, ----.--.---,
FLAI-For rent, furnished, by June 10,
desirable. ilye large room fnt will give
long lease, CAL 1913 ar SOL
MAIN. y. 7o9-F For rent. b rooms beauti-
and garage, every convenience. private
nome, walking distance. Cali after 5:3O.
THIRD, w, 7lg-Thrcc newly furnished
southeast rooms with piano to adults;
very feaSohah.e. Phone ~
"HEELING' S, 5of.-E-r reu, room
tSinr su,risbSJ sSai 'N', u@",'' n@ every y
Tate Wbcniin.A5,f.,i ii, - H~
-===--=z 80!
HOUSES FOR RENT ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14
ARDMORE'S WATER
SUPPLY.


The water supply of a city is
probably its greatest asset. Ard
more is most fortunately situated
in having a mountainous water
shed where water can be secured
in practically unlimited quantities
at a reasonable expense. Cities
like Los Angeles, New York and
San Francisco have recently spent
enormous sums OF money to Sc
cure supply OF water that is no
better than that which ArdmoTe
has close at hand and which can
be secured al much less expense
per capita.
The existing water supply VIII
take care OF the present poPuIa-
tion, but if the city is to grow and
industries are to come, 1t VIII be
necessary in a short tune to m
crease the supply. WIN tllat idea
the present administration mas
had investigations made ana IL
has been determined that there Is
sufficient water flowing from !he
drainage areas OF Henry House
and Hickory creeks to supply
population OF one hundred th2u-
sand people. Plans are no" oe-
ing worked on Tor a development.
that will take care OF a city OF
Ngng IA 81 n Il ~ I'll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14
ARDMORE COTTON
MARKET.

Ardmore once had the distinc-
ton OF being the largest inland
wagon cotton market in the
world Since the coming of
more railroads and the building
OF congresses and gins at other
points it has lost this record but
still handles $4,000 or more bales
d season.
When one stops to consider
that a bale of cotton weighs on
an average over 500 pounds and
that 25c to Soc a pound was the
ruling price this season, it is easy
to understand how the farmers
were able to pay their debts, fix
up their farms and buy autos this
year.
No single crop produces more
real money than cotton and this
section is especially adapted to it,
but every farmer has learned that
it also pays to have a certain
amount Of livestock and to raise
general crops along with his cot
ton. Under this arrangement the
renter is fast becoming a farm
owner in Southern Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14
PRIMROSE DAIRY FARM

To learn the truth one applies
TO the seat of learning; therefore
Mort Woods travelled from Okla
homa to Wisconsin some few
years ago and at the University
OF Wisconsin learned the truth
about scientific dairying. Wis
consin has long been recognized
as one OF the leading states in the
dairy industry, and the university
at Madison furnishes a complete
dairy course. Mr.. Woods after
finishing his studies at the uni
versity. took post graduate
course by hiring himself to a
prominent Wisconsin daiynau,
and so, when ne returned to Ard
more, Okla. he was cmincntly
fitted to carry out his cherished
plan for a model dairy which
would furnish clean and whole
some milk to Ardmorc citizens
Thus the Primrose dairy be-
came an established fact. and to-
day it is, in at least one respect,
the leader in its line in the state.
The Primrose dairy leads Okla
homa in the milk contest conduct
ed by the extension division Of
the Oklahoma s.. and NJ. College,
having taken first place with
1.frh..t ,r,ra ,u "a -gDrrlr Df milk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14
PRIMROSE MILK HOUSE


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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-22

A French medical man advises
people to drink buttermilk for lone
life. He says that the Tactic acid
dissolvcs e,"ry sort of earthly depos
it in the o,ood vessels, keeping the
veino ana arteres SO supple and free
running taat there cSn be no clog
e;ng up, and hence there is no de-
posit Of chalky matter around the
Joints or of poisonous waste in tht
muscles. II is the stiGening ant
hardening Of the blood vessels
which bring on old age. Butter
milk is likely to postpone it ten O.
twenty years if freely drunk. 4
quart a day should be the mini
mum, the maximum according &
tsste and oDportunitT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-22

k.svness ays payments at regn-
90 ansUunnls g . seated ann by tho
~ 0D1D usDs s-vvice Sections to
- SsAn0vun q . soldier o. sailor
Tpy 80 paasbay limlttd. though not
ssvayA - thcse not entitled to gov
@umUn allowance. sv1h as, for ex-
~ - families OF men serving for
- q 80 nllles.
o. nay wonder how . Red Cross
sAAslAS. buying several thousand dol
- vsrth OF supplies monthly to be
0uos into surgical drSsrings, WOODEN
osunD and convaloSc.nt gowns, can
Wsn1 money for evipan rsilf work.
Nave CIvilIs~ Relief Funds.
Ast sun.mer American Red Cross
ennp tsys rllsed mora Than n million
AOlngs for the Red Cross War Fund.
Insh chapter va pernsitted to claim
. psessS g ~ - o ~ cent of ths
sn>ounl collected fr tke expenses OF
tAs s>npi1gn. for tAs purchpae az raw
nspslAne saS for - civilian relief
~A IN MSklns cinsm for refsnds'
sa6A GAsp<G was Tsou red to state
hUv mnsA Of tho refsnd was TO be eS'
psnAno OR civilian ralief And now
tho cAsrtsys are obligated TO keep the
civilian relief portioa 'or civilian re
lief work To date 4, las not been
necesgary TO draw heavily from this
reserve.
IRRESPECTIVE OF THE DIFFFH
ENCE IN STANDARDS AND COSTS
OF LIVING IN THE MANY COM
"T1NITlFS LOOKED AFTER BY
RED CROSS CHAPTERS. THH
AMERICAN RED CROsS WILL NOT
re SATISFIED WITH CIVILIAN RE
LIEF WORK THAT WILL PERMIT
THE LOWERING OF THE STAND
ARDS OF LIVING OF THE RELA
TIvES or AN ENLISTED MAN
RATHER. IT'S AIMS TEND TOWARI
A BETTEkNENr OF THESE
STANDARDS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-02-22
DUMAS AUDACITY.
4 Unique Literary Scheme of ~
Great French Writer.

American readers are accustomc
TO surprises in their newspaper
but imagine their astonishmc
should some favorite journal poi
lish in good faith, in daily insta
ments and adapted according to T
notions of some staff writer,
classic such as, for examp
Dante's Hnfernop Yet the asto
ishment so excited would not p
without parallel in the annals
newspaper management, inasmlcl
as Homer once figured as n fcuille
toniste for Partisan newspaper.
When Dumas the elder was edit
Ing his journal, lie Mousquetoirc
Urbain Fages, one OF his assietan
who was an exceptionally fine Grce
scholar, was one day enthusiast
ally expatiating upon tho beautie
OF the "1liad" and the "0dyssey.
Dumas grew most interested.
ar only you could read them ir
the original" sighed FACES.
"Why not?" asked Dumas.
"But.' exclaimed FACES, "my
dear fellow, you don't know alph'
from omega"
"Will you translate for me 2
asked Dumas eagerly.
Accordingly l5ages undertook th
task. beginning with tho fir
book OF the "iliad," he would reaa
line OF the Greek and then give
literal translation. Dumas quick
caught the spirit of the epic. !
FACES read he wrote a translate
and signed it.
"In the name Of all the ancient
M. Dumas" exclaimed FACES, "bn
you are signing your name to th'
Tliadv"
Certainly" responded Duma.
"that is, to my version of it. |
will appear as a feuilleton in l.
!, Mousquetaire."
; Fages was filed with dismay, n
} he afterword related, but befor
. such audacity and naivete he f.
, helpless. How was he to convi1
a writer accustomed to every
mph that he was too bold?
= And so the next day an inst
r ment of the "Iliad," as rendered
9 half an hour or so by n man v
0 could not read tho Greek alphabc
r appeared at the bottom of tho pa
OF lie Mousquetaire, with the not
continued in our next"
This enterprising bit Of journa
ism raised such storm of criticis'
,, that Dumas was persuaded to d.
continue it after the third instal
ment, though it was doubted thc
, he quite understood what was IN
trouble.-St. paua Pioneer Press
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Washing Embroideries.

Bran water baths are good for
worsted and cotton embroiderics.
They should be made by adding .
quart of fresh bran to three quarts
of water. Boil this for half an hour,
strain and then pour into couple
of bowls. Gdd cold waite until 1t is
'ukc .rn. put in tho s'nbroidcry
and gdh Il. clean. rr." Y clean
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Director. Buras Ctvluan ns - i&ke
Division, Ae0Acan Re- CiCsS

Director. nuraU CtvlbAn Rs - &ka'
Division, Ae0Acan Re- cicss
Mrs Brown IL In presssng need r
funds to meet her grocery ,. and Ito
government check for her separation,
allowance Is slow 10 arrive.
Or there may be sickness, followed
by death and funeral expenses. in the
Charnoski family circle. for which the
government allowance. made because
OF Private Charnoski's enlistment, II
insufficient.
Or aged Mr.. O'Reilly. overcome by
rheumatism, can no longer support
himself and Mrs. O'Rsiny. Their only
son. Barney. IN . gaAners mate on \
man o. waT. Yet there is no govern
ment allowance check for the O'Re'1.
lys because Barney. for q year or
more previous TO his enlistment IN the
navy, did not have To help the "folkS
because Father Orally then Wa
able 10 boss his gang OF street mend
ers and keep up the little home on a
side street.
II Is for the Browns and Charnoekis
aud O'Reillys that the An~4caa Red
Cross. through III chapter Home eerv'
Ice Sec ons. provides monetary re
lief In Z form OF loans (vithout In
nrest), grants and allowances.
And practically every chapter u
Ohio. Indiana and Ksnauclsy IL Vsspa-
ing 10 assist. or has prepared and Is
assisting the Browns. the Chaynosk.i
and the OReillys. They are also pro
pairing to asssst relatives OF men ssrv
ing In the armies and navies OF oul
allies.
Fully Explains LeanA
When II becomes necsssa<y fog
Red Cross chapter TO ioan mo0ey L
an enlisted mans fanaly. the sondi
tons Of repayment are thssOushiy ez
planned. the obligations Het IN viii
ing and signed aAd Ae soueetioa o
the loan carefully followed up ~he1
IL becomes due AS has already bee
sntsgsss eer tsAn-
Grants may be inahe necessary D
demands which the family income an
ssysrrment allowance cannot be e,
Sscs0 90 provide for, such as sicl
Hsss, funerah and need OF specis
tAl16ng - eFexte or increase earniD
power. Grants In small amounts ms
be reOaised % tide over period {
acute 0strN1 unrl proper inquir
can be made and a plan OF service d.
cid upon