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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.

FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE-A coun
Try newspaper ana job office; ten on.
Illness; II Interested come at once wig
VAN, Francis Okla
FOR SALE-Cas Jtock OF hardware and
implements. Adderss Box 1875 Chandler,
Okla.
FOR RENT-store huidlng on Congress
avenue, best block In Austin for any
Kind oi business. r. +. ReasonOycr, LIT
u'icld BIDS. Austin, Texas
lut SAL-. In,B three I,rt NJ uauk
counter three wlpADis. ten trrt loss
raul including gate Good condition suit.
Hhir Tor office Ur small Iaut. price g..I
Immediate delivery. First National bauh.
duncan "ha
uurIOE WANTED In town uf between
$40 and 200 inhabitants At Iora
'on for right man. T. M., care Okla
HAVE 10 change climate. confectionery
N'0 RESTAURANT 'Or sale. must be no
once Box 636, Quintcr Kan
Iot SALE OR. TRApE--A Nrst-cnss
hardware stock, well located In a good
wide trade TERRITORY, doing good bgs-
,'f uu", VII. trade for good farm
,nIs. or sell, for part cash. balance
Here Is your chance 10 get bargain
ruvr. r.5d frrIrr ,ni,r,r. ,"l ,,riJ.
trade truriory WIN xiii ur ,rIie ~,
4yyl farm LHd II rf,r,...H vir, 3D.,
N. W u Purcell Grrar,M Ota.
.n. ,A.l. kI... corn. p u,Y. ..f..... a..
'... sew Mexico Box l-a. Arres.a
IOR SALE. turfrr'I1n,ry Eokgrt and
rfc, combined Rest l..itIun In fpvyr
Brick .tw1We For further partlculrH
,Ia.' I'.N 'i. liln''r. ''Nll
LANb Fog 'a'e on uVe for stock ot
merrhaudls" Eastern Colorado land
'.'N --'' ''"' ,''E''n. col
DIN aNLl. prosperous drug store stock
NLl fixtures. Invoice B0Ol. county
1''t tawn ot two thousand. For plrtiCu
''.' hdh'ss I q. caro- OklnhoTan
U.rlT-DN- The new detachable suhbcr
KY Louis heels only colors, black, gr9y tan
M"I.'. s'Nl outline OK shoe heel. price
,,c per pair postpaid Address "a Han.
J. InE l.| tuf~r1u1 Texas
MERCHANTS, list your merchandise
WIN me l you want land ara quick
a'uoh' We h''r several good farms In
vas 'H'h''na ana Kansas 10 trade
In. I,,n'., NE PFC. are reason DIE y \.
-, :. %. r.. ''''. N"'.
T w, SALE 'N IlNDE-', l'. -1' 7'orc
,, WIN lIi .ils, sl9gk ot goods, locate !
,,, In. re, I .I''.,,,,,r ",'l ,r.ue
mr., or an r,sb ar u'ii s.ii o,, '',,, nj, '
cash down payment and make terms on
balance. answer n YOU mean business
= h. care Oklnhoman
gpDgrty i.,,i,,.. 49,. a, oI., ., "a,
month In county sse, i,C, io,r 10 ,tn,,,r,i
oklahoma For further particulars nd.
drc's Mo. care OkIa'oman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-15
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
Canada.

For SALE -G1s acres improved land.
gear Maple Creek. SnskStc1ewan g
miles from elevator. 5000 house, large
barn. grnnarlrs and sheds lake touching
land. Ideal Tor mixed farming Write
MISS B CHRlsTY, 1923 Alder Ave
Moose law ShRk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-15
Kansas.
78 ACRES

Allen county. miles from town OF =
rAiitosds and 900 people second bottom
land. all alfalfa land: Groom house.
small barn. plenty of good water. price
is g. 600. 81 0OO cash balance very easy
terms. possession March Address
VI. 7 SHINN.
lola, Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-15
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT.
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
IREsT MACmNE wORKs %.

aNa tNEt GRIND Ave
Repairing machinery rebuilding auto
ana gas engine cylinders, welding. braE-
tng. egrlndinE and Corrugatlng mill
rolls Prompt and efficient Vrylco
FOR sALE-severaI good used bollers
can sell your used boiler at once: any
make Fred Steele. Bl7 q. 9th. Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-15
POULTRY AND PETS.
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.


Potatoes for slle I'm carload lots Dry
and Early Ohio and Red Triumph
f,fe'UCd HnU grau'd according 20 United
states food administration. quality and
favor uncNgclled Price. bulk tl65 per
yi Sacked tleb per cvt o. cars.
Hushyille. Wire or write. YOUR order will
r.aclye prompt attention ,. G. Kohout
Tlahyile. NVb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-15
RApGATNS

10 close 10 city md lnterurbsn. very
lghly improved, smooth. rich grain or
dairy farm. Si5
lfo with 100 smooth creek bottom and
splendid improvements. miles west. So.
you cant beat these for h1rgaiua
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-15
TnHAS

lSs Is. 100 ACRES for sale. Improved ir.
rlgation farm In Rio Grande valley. 4
miles from brownsville, Texas Price ii1O
ner acre terms J r. spohn, Route I.
BOX 1859, WAYNE, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-15
STOCKS
Ben A. Longfel,Ow

ClS Insurance Bdg Phone Maple 81
WANT Gladstone. Buffalo. Hoffman, I'm.
ptral Petroleum big dividends soon on
Rurkhururti 6tOrkr Vfit0 me- T. "
Sydror. Fort worth
FOR sALl-3lOO feet Of new Gazing, ~
inches located ~ Mar'ow. Okla Dor
set Carter 500 Colcord Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
DOCTOR CARSTENS TO
SPEAK AT LUNCH

DIR. Frederick W Carutenn. pastor
OF the Central Baptist church. will
be the principal speaker at tho reg
ular Saturday noon meeting and
lunch OF tho kinE County Demo.
cratic club. at the Good Eats cafe
terra. FIRST ave. and Cherry at.
March 2. his subject being America.
the Hope OF the World"
Miss Elizabeth Brandeberry. vi.
olnist. will play. accompanied by
Miss Nina Burma. on tho piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
Vital to Public Interests

AS Secretary of the Treasury take Official notice
OF these matters 1t is obvious that indus
rlal and economic life should be maintained at its maximum
strength in order that each may contribute in the fullest
measure 10 the vigorous prosecution of the local
pubic utilities must not be permitted to become weakened
The transportation of workers to and vital indus
tries and the health and comfort of citizens in their
homes are dependent upon Them and the
10 drive many of industries and many other indus
es essential to the war is produced by them 1t may be
mat mere and there because of the prominence given less
important interests Immediately at hand and Local
authorities do not always appreciate the close connection
tween the soundness and efficiency of these local utilities
and the national strength and vgor not resort with
sufficient prompness to the call for remedial measures
In such cases confident that all such State and Local
authorities Will respond promptly to the national when
the matter is fairly and properly brought before them
Our public service utilities closely connected with
and are an essential part of preparations for sue
cessfu prosecution of the the unfavorabe tend
encies which the accompanying papers reveal may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
WAR MEASURES
UP FOR FINAL
CONSIDERATION
nv l.. c. MARTIN

tnttrd FfcAH correspondent
WASHINGTON. March s-Tho
big. vital war measures tho war
finance corporation bill passed by
tho senate with only three dissent
ing. and tho railroad control hill
were close 60 final proceHaca In
congress today.
The control bill conference report
was before both tho house and SEN
ate.
Ratification OF the agreement
reached BY conferc~H will mark tho
last step but one In giving Director
General McAdoo broad powers 20
control the country'H transportation
systems during the war.
The last step. President Wilson's
signature Is expected Immediately.
AZ the same tim, house leaders
viii try FOR quick action on the
waterways bill. which supplements
tho railroad bin by giving govern
ment encouragement TO develop
m~nt 81 inland waterways. 80 that
fuller use can be made OF them In
connection with tho national rail-
road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
ADOPT SOLDIER
AND SUPPLY HIM
WITH TOBACCO
Adopt n soldier and supply
him with smokes" for the dur7.-
tion of the war,

You know that our fighting men
are begging for tobacco. Tobacco
cheers them, They need a. Send
moro cigaretH" I'VE can't get half
enough smokes over here" "a
clgarot II tho first thing a wounded
man asks for'--almost every mail
bring, many thousands OF such TO.
quests.
Let's "cume across" Now that
our boys are suffering and dying in
TN trenches that We may he safe at
home. let's keep them steadily sup
piled with the smokes they crave.
need and must have.
One dollar "a month keeps sol.
dicr supplied. WIN NOu he n rig
BROTHER" or n BIG SISTER" to
lonely fighting mani
TonACo FUND
Casey. the Cock. sTio An.eline 81. 81. so
Mrs. fr~nk Nelson. Mesdewdsle Ice
isaiph ~. uiaier. fsis Eighth ave.
y w ....-......-.... 100
Aim. johnson. ITs 18th ave. y. d. 100
y q. Jehn.en. are AMI ave. ...... loo
Ruth thrtstisn.oa. iatT ststh ~. u. 80
Mrs. A. q. Anderson, Hoate No. 4,
Hss 50. Fort uiskeisy ........... Leo
q. ita~... Campbell River. n c.. 100
Olive ssde. Dryden. Wash. ........ rs
Filth ,sde. Drydsn. Wash. ........ IS
heslie tsds. Dryden. Wash ........ "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
Woman. a.. Mother OF 10

FISHER. MINI. March s.--Gathcr.
Ing hcr Is living children around
her. Mry. rcdcr Anderson celebrated
her +tth birthday. Two other chill.
drcn are dead.
Anderson owns .sT acres OF land
and farms II without help outside OF
his family circle
Marie. the youngest. 10 just n
month Old The oldest. a son. f.
jus; past 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08

pound for me After taking tao
bottles felt nnc and my trouble
caused by that weakness are n
thing OF the pas, All women who
suffer as did should try Lydia =
Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound. 3"
Mrs. JAS. RoHxaraS. go Knapp
St. y. s.. Pittsburgh. Pa
Women who suffer from any
form OF weakness. a indicated BY
dlsplaoementH. Inflammation. ulcer,
alton. irregularities, baekache
headaches. nervousness or eth
blues" should accept Mrs. Rohr
berR's suggestion and give Lydii
" Pinkham's Vegetable Compourl
a thorough trial.
For over forty years Z, has beer
correcting such Allfnents II yoi
have mysterious complication
write for advice 10 Lydia r. Pink
lam Medicine Co Iv~a NaEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
Upkeeping Of Public Utilities Is Urged by
Secretary McAdoo in Letter to President Wilson

srvce and the corporate financial needs upon which that
service depends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
MINISTER WILL SUE
TWO CHURCH MEMBERS

HOOD RIVER. orc. March s--An.
nounc~rneat OF his intention to press
his damage suit alleging Islander
against two members Of his former
congregation vac made today by
Rev. J. L. Allen. who was acquitted
In - minutes Of an aruon charge.
Allen alleges HIS troubles were due to
idi. gonaipera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
President Wilson's Reply
The White House.

"
Washington, February 10, 1918.
My Dear Mr.. Secretary have examined with care the
memoranda and letters which you transmitted to with
your letter of the 18th fully share the you express
regarding the Importance of the public service utilities
part of our national equipment especially in time. 1t
is essential that these utilities should be maintained at their
maximum efficiency and that everything reasonably possible
should be done with that end in view that state and
local authorities where they have not already done WILL
when the facts properly laid before them, respond
promptly to the necessities of the situation.
shall be glad to have communicate with the local
authorities whenever the information possession sug
gests that such is desirable and in the national
interest.
WOODROW WILSON
Hon. William G.. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
VITAL TO PROSECUTION OF WAR
Must Not Be Permitted to Become Weak
ened, He Says, Asking Fair Recognition
by State and Local Officials.
FEBRUARY Is. 1913.

Secretary McAdoo has made public the following
respondence:
February Is, 1918
Dear Mr.. President: beg to hand you herewith
era memoranda and letters relating railway
other local public utilities furnishing light heat and power
which have been asked to bring to your attention by
committee representing public utility interests
These papers indicate the existence of genuine apprehen-
sion regarding the adequacy under conditions the
services and rates of local public utilities The ex
pressed that increased and the high essential
materials and supplies have affected them they have
affected everybody ee and that united effort will be neces
sary in order to meet alike the public requirements for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
REWARD OFFERED FOR
PRISONERS OF DOGS

A reward OF SIS IL offered BY the
King County Humane society for tho
arrest and conviction % dog poi.
soncr. Who has boon infcBtinE the
University and Queen Anne districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
President Wilson Says Essential to Maintain Public Utilities Maximum
Efficiency AS Part Of the Nations War Time Equipment

S HM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08

ich is herewith reproduced without change:
effectively be checked wherever they be found exist
and the needed relief obtained only by prompt action the
part of the respective local authorities.
earnestly hope that you may feel justified in expressing
the conviction that the vital part which the public utilities
companies represent in the life and warmakng energy
the Nation ought to receive fair and just recognition by
state and local authorities
Cordially yours,
w. G.. McADOO
The President
The White House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
CHAMP CLARK IL 6s

WASHINGTON. March s-con.
CALCULATIONS from many sources con
tinuo 90 come TO Speaker Clark TO.
day. following the celebration Of his
csth birthday yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08

Work oWtuE 10 D
weakness which
caused hackAchs
aud headaches
a friend called
my attention 10
ono OF your
newspaper al.
vcrttAen .ntu
and immediate
ly my husband
bought three
bottles OF Lydia
r. Ptnkhamn
Vegetable Corn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
LECTURE ON WAR

W. T. Cross. secretary Of the Ma
tional Conference % Social Work.
will give a FREQ lecture on War and
Social Work" Tuesday. March Il. at
s p. m. at the Y. w. C. A. hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-08
HUSBAND
SAVES WIFE
From Suffering by Getting
Her Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Pittsburgh. Pa-"For many
months vas not able 20 do my
The evening herald., 1918-03-16

Ihc first reinforced concrete ship
built tor occau-roing service. was
launched a few days ago al an Al
luutic port Tho vessel o. 500 feet long
5s.e feet wide. and when loaded viii
draw e feet OF water. displac.nE ~
600 toms. She Will have CARRYING
capacity Of 5000 tons aud make from
Io to o. knots an hour. Triple eNpau-
sion engines viii develop 1850 horse
power.
Experts are quite enthusiastic over
tho future OF concrete ships. II IS
not improbable that difficulties VIII he
encountered al first but these will DO
defeated by modern science.
II Is admitted at tho outset that .
concrete ship possesses some disad-
yauagcs as compared with steel ships.
as Tor instance, the thickness Of tho
walls in tho former type. giving II les
cargo space than ono of similar Size
constructed Of steel
ON the other hand il is rat proof.
rut proof rust proof aud, iniuical "
blruacios aud other marine grOwJhs'
II does not require frequent and eX'
pcuI." painting and is easily AMI
ohcaply repaired.
Concrete ships can be built 81
quantities moro rapidly than steel
Their cost j. probably not more thar
two thirds of steel and may be verl
much less II iS cNon less than tina
Of wooden ships They viii prooao''
last g. years as against 80 years fol
u steel ship The reinforcing stea
rods, mcshos etc. do not draw on tn
Kind uf steel required for steel ship
such wood us is needed viii not inter
i,re with tho progress ot the woodoi
ships Th, workmca are simply th'
rumu GLASS nf labor a- are used q
\ building ,Iinccs Of concrete Yer.
4 utue skilled labor .s required. lienc
4 the conoro., ship i- practically draw.
from moss .0urccs ur labor ana mn
serial It can Jc puut lu gJauute
without Interfering with the prcsca
i wood and steel programs.
The evening herald., 1918-03-16

their European brothers 20 chew
gum.
The cost uf feeding our soldiers al
Camp pcvens Aver Mass. has gone
NJ from 81 cents n september 60
over 80 cents n February
At recent election boz Cobleuz. for
"a seat ben the German rcichstar the
candidate OF the peace party was
elected by e vote of i2,, against i6os
Tor his opponent
The Indiana courts have held o.
state wiae prohibition law uUcunsti-
tutiuual ON the ground tha' b. 'makrs
temperate and moderate use of ip-
toNicattng liquors legally impossible '
Arnold I.uptuu the noted civil and
mining engineer and rN.mcmh"r "t
parliament has been sentenced lu
London tr sis months Imprisonment
for circulating a pucifi.t lcaflct
The ATTORNEY general uf tho United
States has decided that thc regulation
against offcriue liquor Co United
States soldiers shall not apply Geo the
giving cor serving "t liquor tu % pri-
Natc hum"
Rubber is the only great essential
commodity which has greatly do
cuncd u price boz tlc' of the advance
iu all other rommodit.o- This be- cue
% 10. rapidly increasing production
in th" lar cast
4 Ncwpr' , o. merchant VII"
had Just drawn J r1U of 600 one
dollar bills frrW th, bank in irving
to hold hls hat uu m u gale. released
thu hiIe tud crowd helped HIM pt' +,
The evening herald., 1918-03-16

wgr-pretcud that they would sec
starvation facing them should they
loan Some Of their extra profits 20
the government. such excuses do not
deceive even themsolHcs- -lot alone
their neighbors and their govern
mcnt.
These men must make ur thor
minds whether they viii offer TO their
conscience their neighhors their
country ANA our allies e. mass of eN-
cuses ur DO great big subscription of
money with the mos-Jgc: This Is
our wal we know it, "Wr arc
behind our government I'VE are
rcJJ Americans
Let as all those of u- who have
bocn thrilled by the sacrifices uf our
allies and oar own brave boys. those
OF us who have been l'd hy th, hand
and ,oic, af our beloved president
from jh, darkness of indifference Go
M. light COZ understanding band our-
selves together frr o. Aoublc purpose.
1.rt us .,t #sJ. every dollar w" can
spare. vhioh is mot actually needed
for uuy business .r uur personal need
ana ph.. .nIt m..oy 1t the DISPOSE.
or uur government when b. .J,- up,l
u~ in ,h, ..g, near future O." r,lu-crlh.
90 the liberty loan
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
Mu,r GIrcIENN coat.

Fur. Administrator Garfield.
promptcu nu DOUBT hy ma, numerous
compllsnl which were filed with him.
ha. taken action 90 insure consumers
Ecttiug coal which .s reasonably free
FROM .lulc rocl and other non-com-
|bustible substances.
pcrhups newer 40 the history of tho
ouutr, haas there been -o much for
y rn substance u the cuaI a. "as tho
|ac DORM. rur winter winch .- n"N
Grawiug tp CLOSE The onlnpia nj
3cems to hat, applied q" the Who'll"
.uuntr, ana ad.uoj th'l 'h, Wi4D,
|ad l.t down hs bars and n'.' 1u'.
g no effort whatever to f,c lha'
ran coal ooaI reasonaplv free fi"m
4 ,rk and slste.-wa- furnished 90 the
talcrs And the re'ahers of course.
\ c.ng compelled 60 purchase h'
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
rnE VICTORY OF THE AGEs.

Belgium saved the world While
knowing she could not be saved. she
sayed il hy uingmg herself In the
path Of the uncuming barhtriaus. h'
allowing herself Ia be trumplcd tu
death in order to give the defender.
OF justice time-not 10 rescue her--tor
she was well aware that rescue 'uulJ
not come in time. but 20 collect the
forcea needed tu save civilization FROM
tho greatest danger that had ever
threatened 1t.
There is nothing m history ap-
preaching n grandeur such uu act a.
this ~.
King Albert and his Belgians knew
fam wen that In barring the invaders
road they we're sacrificing m'yitah5
their homc-. their wives aud th'l
children.
cardinal Aterc.cr one ~ Jha bcs
loved and most Figh-mirded m'u H
Belgium. after having seen hi, country
INIhtN. kfI IIhhf NI'N h'''n ''.'' .
lhouslud- hrI Women and 'hlidrci
mamod. outraged and starving h'
churches ra1rd geo the ground foun'
b. iu hi, heart 10 Say "G"d win save
Belgium" Nay rather hr i- -ayiw
It Whlch pf U- would hay, had th
. heart a. cau.rl this los' page ~ ora
national HISTORY which "i ur doe
not ,Ault iu the origh'n.s- uf fh" gl"r
, of this h1ttcied nation
Down within us au ls -umo,hiu
greater tnon personal Interests 'h'
personal k.u-hip, thu par.' ''rl'n'
This profound wiz BOO a- .- pa't'"u-H
4 aud tho religion 90 christ make. %.
tuotism "a positive L,v ,her' '- "
perfect christian who .- ull p's"
! perfect patriot
Spc,klnr "r our entrance 'nio a.
war rrcsidcn Wilson said The worl
The evening herald., 1918-03-16
WHEN THE NlIzONA FIRES \
nIlO ADSIDE.

Close pruXimity tu u turrct sulvO ut
ii-nch guns aboard Uncle Sans lat
est supcrdrcaduaught Arizona Is the
most amazing aud terrifying seusa-
ton / have ever experienced. And ]
have experienced many from being
kicked by mule IN Peru and scrapcd
from the back of runaway elephant
in ASSAM To- being lost In a snow
storm IN tho Andes at an elevation
-of 10000 feet. caught IN storm
in an open fishing boat in the north
Pacific and shlpwreckcd in the south
Pacific aud I'm the North sea Not
one OF the sensations from these holds
candle t. the one sou get from close
range broadsidc firing ou the quar-
ter cock uf the worlds most power
ful battle ship.
The day set Tor a broadsidc, before
you are awake iu the morning, sail.
ors enter your cabin close your ports,
and screw them down. Mirrors and
pictures ON the walls are taken down
\ everywhere capt McponAld's hig
! cabin is SOON devoid of wall decora-
ton as the armur plate on the com
l'ning tower Even tho ycntilators on
! the firing side are uuShippcd search
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on '"v "''7'N "I' '"N'''" Z" Wv w
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The evening herald., 1918-03-16
UNCLE SNNrS TEN COMM
NI.NTS

Prcsidcu, Wilson is about to sign
q bin which takes its place in history
rs the most liberal legislation iu pro-
tecuou ol a nations fighters ever
known u is god enough strong
enough. tp bee called the national ten
commandments. and is In effect thus
Thou shalt not cvict for noupay-
mont uf rent a soldiers dependents.
under penalty of tlU.uoo fine
Thou shalt not cut uff i sulJicr's
life Insurance brcnusr Of delayed pre-
mlums.
Thou shalt not fuIcvlusc q mortgage
"n a soldiers property
Thou shalt not take away % sol
dicrs home ON which hr has made
part payment
Thou shalt not sell e soldiers prup-
rrt because of hr failure 10 pay the
taNc. national state or local
Thou shalt not settle q law suit
against soldier during h,, absence
" a soldier uuc the court shall post
pour action uuul hr can attend to
IT,
IL soldier have mine ur timber
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