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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-03-23
NO SUCCESSOR TO SWANSON.

NJ SCCCESSON To SWANSON.
No successor will likely be named
to Charles w. Swanson, former or
ganizer for the American Federation
of Labor, affiliated with the Superior
Trades and Labor assembly, and who
recently went to California. His duties
will probably be attended to by J. B.
Campbell. who is also an organizer
for the federation.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-03-23
ANDERSON ATTENDS RALLY
Of NoNPARTISAN LEAGUE

Juls J. Anderson, member of Du-
luth Typographical Union No. 1876 and
delegate to the Federated Trades AS
sembly,> attended the campaign rally
of the Nonpartisan league in St. Paul
this week. Mr.. Anderson addressed
the convention Tuesday afternoon /
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE

a s a
BOOKKEEpER. correspondent and office
man. past dutfl age. open for engage
m"ni Best r'ir'nr'b. l.2L Oklnhomhn
YOUNG MAS, 10 years old. desires po-
rllluu lu fINuR station. HiR months cK-
pcficu'r Rest crc Oklnhomnn
1ti'NG man Wishes employment In city
Have had 'Ep,nirncs In construction
WORK. Iicat references furulHhed Class
I 90 dftli hddrc4H l.i2. care OkluhOmnn.
bDOkkELrlH and hardware man, en-.
Iiuycd. wants ~ .tIuu win Oh com.
pdny harb rr hardware firm. G. h.,
care Oklnhumnn
BY experienced accountant. small set ot
bookh 10 Keep evenings or extra WORK,
B-3ss. Oklahomau
flRsT-CLASs Nrom1n wants position
as engineer or fireman. K-s2, Okla
hom1n.
POSITION Rcglstcred drug
HlHt. Heyeu year, experience; young
man with family prefer large town or
city, references furnished. Address Box
q, Ryan, Ok'a.
CLEMCAL position wanted by man
win four yHrH banking EXPERIENCES
anything considered. clnts i-A. Address
Res, care OkphDmun.
POSITION nuutrd as stationary ssu-
h'"ti foh'I, f'lHblr YEARS rH"' J.
cur"; cHn come Hi ourr' state wages.
'"h l'-'l. ''i' 'M'hDman
WANTED To laF" chmRc u good sized
lHrh ana '','" iAr'h on uily'iiil'
u"H'H, '"t p'ii'I 'i i've years Am eh
In u'N' lht t''uf' hhttp hnH
WW.tT ''.' ,h'1 ,tthlHh'n ON isIucs,
IN ~ E.,, n',. i'i H,i'G, ',nu,iugg
/ HI "y Wv" '''p ''o'" no' J. me''''"'
,'.' ,. ....-.... -
70 '.,''' - ~ l."pp ,',IN 'i.. .'o
~ mo gf.i '.'' Nv '
i-l'O' '"''"''h'".
a" I'D l'siN"n hs g',h''r 'i sln''
count h'i". ''F''hl year g. 'Np',l'
Gli,i,,',sn ''
,...-.
WA IT nd Al EIas 'frp"u''t work -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

flRsr-CLASS fireman wants position
as engineer or fireman. R-s2. Okla
ipuU4U
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
FEMALE HELP WANTED

VIII be needed this fall TO flI good
pfilrc positions vacated by men entering
tho army; We give the training and ret
the position for you write for free c1tn-
logue Capital city Business College
SHOE SALES LADIES WANTED
Young ladies 20 learn 20 be shoe sales
ladies. Paid while learning and excel
lent chances for advancement with the
largest conceV OF rs Kind I'm this coun-
Try. Apply 10 Mr. Goslln
BOSTON SHOE SHOP,
l2Ih W Main Street,
.nd Floor oklahoma City. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
w amt AID Rates and
information for
OklaM nrnes

All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers AT one price fun
day Oklahom0n, one Issue same rate as
tho two dallle5
One time. Daily Okla.
homan and Times. o., / l-2o 90 i.0S
Three times Daily okla
homnn and Times, per
ons week. oklahoman
ana Times. per day..,l l.Go To 50
Ono month, OklahOmHn
ana Times. per day 10 &c IA
Figure six letters to the average word
and six words 10 tho line, twelve tnos
TO the inch
All stock ana stock snlesffien and pro.
motion advertising carries the one. time
yAte. Sundays ads include Saturday or
Mondays Times at 2c per word. 81 " per
inch.
All For Rents, Boarding and situnt ton
Wanted. both OkIuhomRn ana Times. lc
per word
Classified contract rates for Oklaho.
man and Tlmes-b,OU0 lines 10 he used
within one year from date OF contract.
or contract for three lines daily for one
year: 7c per line cnch issue. copy changed
as often ne desired
No nd accepted for less than 25c.
OKLAHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADNERTlSlNG,
'T r." ADS will be run seven days
only, when renewal will be solicited.
longer thnn seven days without re-
neNal order
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS aro due
and payable the same day ffst inser.
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ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
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irons making paymeNs over the office
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without them
CLOSING HOuKs-An wnnt nds 10
etert In Tho Oklahoman must be In the
office by y m on the day before
sd is to run All want ads to start In
Times must he IN the business office not
lltcation. Branch office In WeStfalrs drug
store, 200 West Main. In open daily at Z
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Caiyed after closing hours will he inserted
under ths heading Too LRtc 10 Classify"
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ads. Answers N out t-of-town blind ads
will he forwR rdpd without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS Nre charged
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lectlons will he made at your home or
office the same day first insertion OF nd
appears; this Is an accommodation sorry
ice and payments should always be made
promptly when bill Is presented Always
ask your telephone nd to he repeated
back 10 you hy the telephone nd tinker
TO make sure that n has been correctly
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sumo responsibility for errors ot any
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mentr.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will
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advertiser.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

l50 W. 7TH. cool rooms. single or In
suite. Maple 7Dj
NlrI, cool Furnished room 6DJi4 81
Hudson Walnut $40
FOR RENT Elegantly furnished room,
southern cKpOsurc.- running hot and
coIu water. walking distance Mupl. 1II
FJH Rl.ST Two nicely Furnished
rooms one south orF ..o e.Hi uf.
Ter large and suitable tr iNo. NNu
large cioacis. convenient tp both. uHll.
Ing dsmn"e, ono bloc from G,r
strictly nrst class WI .nryr hrclE-
hst md dinner can Walnut Hs
LARGE Wrll furnished sleeping room,
south exposure. lsl,W ih
SicE. cool sleeping 'foamf for rrn' Bel
mont Rooms, 5Il4 W. Main
NI'T. nrro cool room FOR two hd..s or
man uud wife, puyW" family. close No
high school Must furnish reference
'.ul, N.5-R
rpG REST no TEACHERS '%.eey
fGip.Hhcd modern rooms 90 gi2 W. ''u
.Nf.. south room private outrIn.e.
close in Walnut 1852.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

----~~--~A~~~,,~-~--~,->, 49,
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room in pri-
yate home, within walking distance OF
business district Maple S612-J.
NOW TOR A DELIGHTFUL LUNCH.
THE CAFETERIA WAY" No WAIT
EltS. NO WAITING. HELP YOURSELF
YALE CAFETERIA
Broadway, South, Lee -Hu,S.ns
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, all
outside. south rooms. hot and cold
running water In each room. none but
desirable people accepted Conley Rooms
6lbh N Broadway Phose Maple 267
FOR GENT Nicely furnished southeast
room, y block from car line; close to
meals. Walnut 1895 "a
SOUTHEAST room and sleeping Torch.
Including garage. 1924 n. Francis.
Nipple llyS
NICELY furnished modern room With
closet, close in; reasonable; gentlemen
only. 5o5h n. Hudson. Walnut 1855
OUTSIDE servants room for rent 9Os
COOL furnished rooms at 1910 " Broad
way
BEDROOM al sos E Sth Maple 1899.
PLEASANT south room, SO; SO5 East
9Th Walnut 25@
BROADWAY CAFE 800 ". broadway:
meals 25c and 2oc: union house.
FURNISHED south bedroom. 40 Broad
way Circle. Maple 3l07-R.
TWO and three room housekeeping
rooms. modern, clean and nicely fur
nlshed. il00ls W. Main.
FRONT room unfurnished or furnished
with kitchen privileges block Of car
line sos L. bth.
FOR HENT-Large, nicely furnished
front room; private apartment; close
In. 30 Enst THIRD. Walnut AnA,
TWO beautiful cool rooms in best resi-
drnce section; nicely furnished. electric
tAns; use OF garage N desired; breakfast
furnished; references. 9lS w. l7th
Phone Walnut bD07
SLEEPING ROOMS for rent 2iiS "
6th Manhattan Rooms
| BEAUTIFULLY furnished room with
board, southeast exposure: also garage
l2I w. 9th. References
cool. south, single bedroom. large
closet; close In; man preferred. reason
abl ll6 w 9Th
FOR RENT-Large. cool room In newly
furnished beautiful home: use Of ki'
cher II desired walking distance 1901
N. Robinson. Phone Walnut 427s.
ONE lovely room at summer rate. 225
w bth. Brook Apartment. Apt ID.
Walnut 459I
THREE Furnished rooms, modern. with
garage. 1909 W. 2lBt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
FURNISHED HOUSES ANDR;
APARTMENTS FOR RENT \

lOl RENT Newly furnished moderb "
room house. fJj walnut S646. Ffs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

WANTED Man TO do window trimming
card writing. some advertising Must
he live wire and not afraid OF work. good
salary: out Of town Can lls W Main
G. H. Wright.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

WANTED At once, 4 M. sausage
maker, good salary: must he able TO
turn out the goods; rNforencesi also meat
cutter for extra man Stock Yards Cash
MhUket 325 W. Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

WANTED-Young man with best of ref
ercnces TO manage branch news and
cigar stand. good chance for advance
mcnt. Apply Fred Harvey. 22i $ Bread
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

POSITION WANTED-Rcglstcre drug
glst. seven years experience; young
man with family. prefer large town or
city. references furnished. Address Box
a. Ryan OkH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

TWO and three room housekeeping
rooms. modern, clean and nicely fur
nlshed. ll0oih W. Nam.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
MALE HELP WANTED
WHITE porter wanted. Western Hotel.
$40 w Mulu

UOOK wnntedi perm0OInI work. gOOI
salary state Trimming School. Pauls
Valley Dkln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

COOL south, slnRle bedroom, large
closet; close in; man preferred; reason
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

CLERK wanted for store where drug
sundrles, wall paper, patents. are sold
good town and surroundings: address
giving age and salary wanted. G. O.,
care Oklnhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

If YOU have house 10 paint or repair,
screening or roof repair or garage 40
build call Maple a590-J. NJ Davis. col
s Dewey
FOR carpenter work cali j r. Jones. for
roofs. porchos, garages and general re-
pair work Can Maple 2227-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

WANTED - The address Of Stella
Hntehel, was at Ponca city March, 1918,
I hddress Z. 42s. S. Delaware, Okmulgee,
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

MRS. ROSE MORRIS. formerly with the
Colonial Beauty Parlor. Is now with the
French Beauty Parlor, lish W. Main.
Walnut 2i51
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

NOTlcE-Tbls is to certify this 7tb dsS
OF August 1918. that I have leased nS
well, known AZ the Crystal Water co.
located AZ 1921 W 10th 81, Oklahoma
city, to Mr.. J. =. strpyhorp for the terru
OF ears. ! Nill not be responsible foe
any tarther transactions With the pub
lie. Mss, J. T. Whitlock, f77i W. 10Th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07


Valley, Okln,
LEARN automobile driving Maple 5iOs
Residence walnut liJ2
IF you are an expert wo want YOU, IL
YOU wish TO bo taught 10 be- one We
have thcllilles for doing II An old lrs
llfu Insurance company, neurly a third oi
"a century Old, one Of tho best In the
United states has a place for either Ona
We can show you n proposition that win
BRING good big income II you nre In
tercHted write us All communications
confidential Addreas B. H.. caro- okla.
hsmhn.
EXPERIENCED marker wanted Dinka
Parrish Laundry, 2 Broadway Circle
WANTED--A first class baker AT once
Busy liSe Baking Co, Drumright, okla
SHOEMAKER - Competont Chsmplop
Htitcder operator aud Hll-Rround shoe
repair mn3 ~ .aIy v'rr n0l iOrI wn.S
to right party. C1nrk's Just shoes"
wellington Kan.
WANpED-White Jnutor for day work
iu large garage, hours work day.
Apply at once to NJ J. Schaeffcr, II H.
9th ~
wANTED-Two bright young men 10 nm
clerical positions. excellent opportunity
for one who can make good Apply a.
once AZ tl2h ~ broadway
MAN WANTED with vacuum cleaner.
10 clean cistorn Call Walnut 1896.
gJjOE SAIESNItN WANTED
Want young men IC 10 is years old. 10
learn tho shoe business Opportunities
for advancement with tho largest rctail
concern OF It's Kind In the country. Ap-
ply 10 ~ G0s,ih, anon. c,,,r,
l2ih w. Main Street,
2nd Floor, Oklahoma city Okla
WANTED--Boy to learn printing bust
ness. good chance for bright, cucr-
\. Harvey
yVANrrr -Nan 90 A., ,,,I,,,jo,..- ,.I,,.-...,iz,,,
"nr card ,,yt,,,'. ,n Wv T,'nrtt" T,"" ~,
bs Ilvs ,ir. .nd not I'D y, , oai
s,isrv. om, ~ Town Cau Jts ~ ,tatn
g II 'Wr,gbt 40 ''''"
,yANTt,r,- yo,,n,, ,,,,.,,- ,.J,L -, -, -
,,,, -, ou.s .'"' WI WI ".H' W ~
c,gar .,,,T snad ~. III "'.'
-, n,J,, 49, .tnr 49,, q, nl
way.
FAUX inb,,ry fau,0r oLi, i-'' '"b'
nj,
hO' omp W. fllttMf.N h5V, 1Il3
mon'hiS, ehperlence ul,nrIesnary; iehd
stamp Railway care Oklshoman.
good town ard surroundings: address
giving age and salary wanted. g. O.,
care Oklnhoman.
IA 1AJ.ri.s
80 ,.I..t I,-t,oOu ,'o' ,,' upm p'1sHlnhn' Que
ehptIenced WIN hlner fetdet pre-
i'fteu; STEADY jon. Weldon' Nlllhms
4 Lick Fort smith. Ark
WANTED-Llconscd engineer or IRE
man: steady position 10 reliable party.
R-Sb, care Oklnhoman
KITCHEN hplr,rs wbIIc ar Coiorcd
Nnle Cafeteria. 8 Y. Broadway.
WIDOW ER with boy IA wants housr-
kceper, wont obictt 10 ono or two
children. must be willing TO live ON farm
and must have experience. Wm pay
good wages 90 right party. Give name
ana particulars IN ilrHt letter. Address.
{. ~, care Okiahomnn'
WANTED Man who has had experienced
operating eNtrnctor. one who wants n
steady job. New state Laundry, 100 n.
Francis 81.
BAltBER WANTED 3N n. Robinson.
WANTED At once, 4 No. I sausage
maker good salary. must he able 10
,utn o1t me koeds; references, also meat
SH,Ier Tor ss',u ~ man STOCK YARDS Cash
N,f7ST - =, iy51N,,,S Il a.; S.sff,i,S
10 al, ,h, ,,in' 49, - 10, 70 W 80, W.
no.i, inn. m ~, W ,i a., ~
insion and Elsewhere; permanent. high
er salaries, patriotic work, easy hours
paid vacations: quick appointments
Mardcn nidR.' Washlng,on. D G.
"a 3. N1Sptsn VI =, -. : -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
NOTICES

WANTED the whereabouts OF James
Hamnlcman; have good job az baker
Tor him. anyons knowing his address
viii confer favor on bIm by writing ms.
Charles Isaac. Allen. Oklahoma 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

PARTY going 10 Colorado has room Tor
one or two people, a Chandler ear,
leaving Thursday afternoon. Call WAL
nut 7l22 or Maple 150t
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ASK FOR WANT AD
DEPARTMENT..
O SUBSCRIPTION RATES

@ SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
By Mail one vCAr........,..,....,.. fb .0u
Rv Mrif one wear. with THE SUN
DAY OKLAHOMAN .............s7 10
BY agent carrier or newsboy. 2 cents a
copy or 10 cents a week
In oklahoma city.
OKLhHOMN CITY TIMES (cvcnlng) and
DAILY OKLAHONAN tmornlngl. ~
papers a week delivered nv carrleU I'm
oklahoma City and vicinity. per week
70 cents
All unsolicited manuscripts. letters md
pictures sent 20 the Times are sent NJ the
risk of the owner. The Oklahoma Pub.
iishin~ company expressly rHpudstcs Rnv
Responsibility for their safe custody or
return
The Associated Press ts exclusively en-
Titled 20 the Use for republication Of all
news dispat ches credited to II or not
otherwise credited In this paper. and also
The iocni rews published herein
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
KoDAKs. FILMS AND VINisHIno

KODAK FILMS Developed and prfNte1L
We do superior work. Write ~ Dgle0
s s1ssd We ws.t. ss n'' plss sss'ts: cepsss, ss;,S
homa City. - Z
FILMS developed free on trial sslis f(u "
u up 10 thrth: new bnIilaat f1
Mail 70 Gamers Co. no Nss1h ~
icy oklshona CITY. Okis. '..!{ {
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OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT

SPLENDID private offices, modern
building Walnut 5i55
OFFICE furnished reception room. help
and telephone TO physician or dentist
1855 Amer Nat. Bank.
COMPLETELY furnished office for rent
lll5 state National Bank Bldg wal
nut 51hf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07


WAN FED ENpcfieucrd l,dy ruok urd
dlshwt, her At Hc'oldH, 'uG ". Mhlr.
WANTED-AmbltlOus tactful woman;
opportunity for Advancement: personal
Interview; 2l1 Terminal Arcade. Bldg. A.
MANTED-Three experienced arm wait.
rost"s. kundcrer's DAINTY Lunch, III
W. Main
WANTED Lady stenographer, must be
urst class. with at least two or three
yeors' experience and able to give good
70 'eteuCes. good SALARY International
liaryester Company OF America, corner OF
broadway and Pottawatomie.
WAETED-A white girl for houseWork
and care Of children No cooking
Phone Walnut t222-J.
YOUNG people can be placed In good
paying position almost Immediately: dc
not waste your time In commercial
schools: come and see what | can dc
for YOU Luis Ernest. 400 Gross Bldg
ilS W. End st.
WAkTED--Experience clerks for large
local office, state experience and sal
ary wanted. R-7s, care OklhhOmAn.
WANTED - Wom6 10 work AZ cigar
clerks preference given 10 those hav-
ing retail experiences; good wages with
chance for promotion to those that be.
come competent In reply please give
age and previous business eNpcr ence.
H-79, Oklahomnn.
WANTEn-First- class experienced coat
and su;t snlesladies. write to f.. Klein
Co. Enid. Okla.
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w NTED - Expert
enced salesIadies in
cloak and suit depart
ment. Permanent po-
sition and extra good
salary to right parties.
Do not apply unless ex-
perienced. Kaufman's
Partisan, 124 w. Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

HOUSE PAINTERS and paper hangers
Roach Maple $50
ROOMS papered 81 90 and up; will bring
samples; also painting {. f. Roach.
W. 35i2.
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PRoTEssIOnAl

HAIR WORK. ce.ss~. weluus ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

by experienced accountant. small set of
books 10 Keep evenings or extra work.
B-3Sg Oklihoiuau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-07

THREE furnished rooms, modern. witt
garage. 1909 w. 2ist
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-17
CHURCH SERVICE FLAG
West Side Christian Church In I'm
y pressive Ceremony.

The West Side Christian church
dedicated the service flag of the
church last night with appropriate
ceremony. A large and beautiful flag
Upon the white center the design of a
large star was drawn As friends
came forward and placed the stars for
their relatives who were in the war
upon the flag. the outline of blue
stars formed the large star and made
Mothers, sisters and brothers gave the
names and regiments of the boys as
they placed the stars.
The entire evening was devoted to a
program relative to the flag. H. G.
Larimer read THE Perfect Tribute"
Gettysburg. H T. Ledgerwood recited
Randall Parish's poem, Your Lad
and My Lad" and Miss Emily Erics-
son, whose father is Capt H. c. Erics-
son. now in France, recited Wilbur D.
Nesbit's pledge to the Fighters"
T. E. Sheard and Mrs. w. E. Cowdrey.
and the choir. The congregation sang
the national anthem. The offering of
the evening was sent to the Red Cross
workers. The pastor of the church,
Mrs. Clara H. Hazelrigg. had charge
the closing prayer for the boys in the
service. Mrs. H. T. Ledgerwood con-
Quoted the star service and Mr.. Lari-
mer made the dedication address.
The following men received a place
on the flag: Emmett Anderson, Fred
Bayles, John Bennett. Edwin c.
Bruner, Capt. H. C. Ericsson, Lieut..
Arthur j. Ericsson. Charles Erickson.
Robert Gleason. H. A. Greene. Earl
Handley, Willie Hogbin, Corp. Marion
Hughes. Arthur E. Ledgerwood. Corp.
Claude E. Lester, Clyde Lester, George
D. McCord. Ray McCord, Mac Shull.
Ivan Whit1ow, Walter Whitlow,
Joseph Palmer, Benjamin F. Barnett.
J.. NJ. Harwood. Percy Paxton, Lee H.
Price, Frances Rahburg, Edward Rah-
berg, Charles Shrake, Roy Shrake.
OF the twenty-nine' men represented
by the stars on the flag, about a dozen
are in France or on the seas, one is In
England. and the rest are scattered
turnout the country. Ten different
states were named by relatives who
gave the camps where the boys are
located, and several are in the Kansas
oor1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-17
Get MORE ACTION
L. r. Says Nation Can Get
Along With Less Talk Now.
Colonel Says War Has Just Be.
gun for America.

Hartford, Conn, June 17.-Col.
Theodore Roosevelt told a throng of
5000 persons under the campus elms
of Trinity college at the Sunday serv-
ices of the commencement exercises
here, that the censorship unpleasant
as it has been at times" should be ex-
tended to put a stop to "grandiloquent
statements" of what Americans were
going to do in the war. He urged that
words be translated into deeds. He
declared that the boast that America
would have 10000 airplanes by this
spring with General Pershings men,
had stimulated Germany to build apd
not to brag.
He urged Americans not to deceive
themselves with the notion that they
had done their duty; that the war
had just begun for America.
Profiteering Wiped Out
Profiteering, he said, had been
wiped out-90 per cent Of 1t, at least,
had stopped when the United States
became an active belligerent. Nearly
all profiteering, he said, had taken
place during the years of our igno-
BILE neutrality"
Colonel Roosevelt sharply attacked
all pacificists, I. w. WIS, Bolsheviki
and sentimentalists. He favored the
deportation of non-alien as we'll as
alien anarchists.
II wish a peace given by us on our
own terms to a Germany beaten to
her knees. 1 would not negotiate
peace with Germany but with Bel
GUM, Serbia, Rumania, France and
England. Let the peace be such as
guarantees against the recurrence, so
far as it possibly can, of the hideous
disaster these nations have been forced
to undergo"