The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-29

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rer heiu sing ana other 'ocial meet
'hgs Sue mas e,tabll'hed we iare
inAuohs IN 'eNetaI laundry ofglhill-
|'lons ana telephone exchanges. In
many places she mas been compelled to
|eh'et prosecution against gployet'
|e,ch case Of "hich mas mad 'ueee''lul
rulu'Unent
pi the influenza situation, the work at
[ne oiNillan department. OF the ked
L-fo" IS sun unusually heavy' Mrs
T. a. Mccartney saw mat many in
buirie' are coming INTO TIE department
prom 'oldiers iamilles " TO return
[nhage Tor soldiers VINO are discharged
|% ,phySleal disability
MIS-, mc' artney mas Just received a
10 thl' question from the director
fsnetai OF the CIVILIAN fsilei department
If inc ked Cro" at Washington, to
ne eiieet That a man in military
fstyiee upon De'ng discharged Tor. dis
fblllly as, Tor instance, tuberculosis, or
|ec'uis feje'te1 upon iinal eKam'na-
|ion y ptoNlu'u by the quattermaSlet
he post az Whl,h ne Is discharged
Rt telec'eu. me 'und' WIN winch to buy
Tsnsp1t'a'Ion 10 tne pace al winch he
fhhsteu 0t from whlIh ne was lasen al
|he time ne was drafted. ms advance
known as uaVeI pay ana he IS cal
luded in the final settlement Of the
bans account at the time Of discharge"
Due TO the inclemenoy Of the weather
he receipts at the financial secretarys
|ffiee during the past few DAYS has
cen below normal. The total amount
y pledges paid for Monday was 20S4S.
revy Brothers sent check for 500,
d Whiting paid 0s Thi, morn
hs the bank depo,its showed an in
[ea,e Thi, amour, came 10 S7lss0
veral large paymeuhs were mad.
mong which wef. w II Hales for
Rs0 + w. Nancy SIPS X. n. Dren.
hn siOO. f L. Howard Ss and w 6
3ulkiey Sos.
Several OF IN, teachers In the city
khools have offered their service, 10
is department Of the Red Cross dur
g their inactivity from school work.
hose who served as collectors Mon
~ and who are at work again today
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Monday lS6 meals were served 10
u siek of the ri,v nv the force NJ the