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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
CLEVELANDsTf DO PALE
STYNY.
81 nasich inzinyrI cd 81. divi-
SC navstivi Balkan a Jerusalem
Mezi mimi cyklista v. Tomanek

Zpravodai "Plain Dcalcru', ),
Arthur Roberts kabeluje Z Pa
fize, re 81. divise opousti jiz
svou zakladnu LIE Mans a chy-
sta Sc k zpa;eGni plavb6 do A
meriky. Clevelandsti milicnl in
zinyri-zakoplici nevrati Sc
vSak vSichni domu V n6kolika
tydnech. Tricet sedm nasich in
zinyru cd dotcene divise SOU
stred'uje Sc pritomne V Parizi.
Nepojedou do Soustati, nybrz
- do Palestyny. Pred tim vsak
ravStivi Srbsko, RumunSko u
Recko, racez pripoji Sc k a|ngli
,kemu oddilu inzinyru a ma
stoupi cestu do Jerusalema,
kde budou pokracoval V budo-
v;,ni mostu, vojenskych silnic
a zakladen. Jak dlouho Ma W.
chode zustanou, nelze predvi-
dati. VSe zalezi ma britickem
komandu, iemuz dotceni Cleve
land'ane iv Palestine budou
podfizeni. Jsou to veskrz Wy
brani remeslnici technikove,
cdbornici a specialiste kon-
strukcni praci. Kapitani White
4 Redilg, porucici Pierce a
Fitzgerald tvorl dustojnicky
sab one clevelandske jednot-
ky inzenyru, kdezto sluzbu
pOddustojnlka bude vykona-
vat kapral St6pan Kokorda,
27O6 Detroit Ave-, takto SlO-
yak puvodem. Kokorda byval
IA administrace eXmayora Ba-
kera skladnikem ma Hudson
farm6 pro nezvedenou NEST
skOu mladez. Ovlada n6kolik
slovanskych jazyku a zvlast V
balkanskych zemich bude vo-
jenskym tlumocnikem.
Reckym tlumocnikem bude
vojin Avadis Johntamoorian,
tureckym kuchtik Hasan Ma.
chaglanes, rumunskym a ma.
d'arskym prosty vojln Abra.
ham Fordoye, ruskym a pol.
skym mechanik Farnt. zakow
ski pripadne ceskym vojen
sky cyklista V. Tomanek. rov.
m6z z Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
MA OBMEZENf STAVEK.

Mistnl stavebni bursa a mist
nj stavebni unie uvazujl pfito-
mn6 zalozeni jakesi smlrSl
komise, ktera by stavky Ma no
vostavbach die mOznosui odvra
celia. Rokovani deje Sc V hotelu
Statler, kamz kontraktori W.
s!ali 4 sve delegaty a stavebni
rnie rovnGz. Podobne smirci
vybory budou zafizovany We
VSech amer. velkom9stech, kde
ITO We Washingtone ma sidlit
Gstredni dotGeny vybor. kterez
to ;t6lesO bude rOZhodtim V o.
taZkach zvlaSt6 obtiznych. Ia
Eladani podobnych teles dele
Sc ma navrh elena vladniho de
partmentu John 3. LamsOna
iehoz plan nalezl ohlasu ce-
lem Soustati. Ma jeho podn6t
,jmenovan byl Zvlastai, tax Eva
my rekontsrukCnl vybor, kte-
remzto vyboru zasedali preda-
'ci unii amer. k0ntraktoru a
&rchitektu kterazto organi-
SAGE veSkere predbezne plahy
take vypracovala.
Pc clevelandske konferenci
|lyni V Statler komane bude pc
dobna porada a to /. dubna V
Indianapolis.
4 MIC C-l TIJ.| ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
'SOUD S DOMNELYM VRA
HEM.

Pred tresonim soudcem Po-
wellem zahajen vcera process
$ l9Ietym F. Riversem 2 vraz-
dy obvin6nym. Stat bude River
SOW dokazovat, lie 0 stedrOve-
Ceru vpadl jest6 s .ednlm BAN
ditou do jiste restaurace ma
Euclid Ave. a kdyz zamyslena
ioupez Sc mu nezdarila, re ia
strelil kasira G.. BOnnera. Soud
bude tvrdit, re 'zmin6nehO pre-
padeni dopustil sc We spOleGnO
sti .sveho druha J. Geraka, N.Y.
nj We sta. nj pNepsovne travici-
no, kteryzto Gerak bude asi
vuci obZalOvanemu svedkem
statnim. Rivers tvrdi, re Va
nocich V Clevelandu vGbec ne
byl, nybrz V Youngstown a pro
to, ze na krveproliti euclid
ske rcltauraci podilet Sc memo
ll.i. Zaloba ma vSak dosti prOti
sv6dectvi, takze Rivers odsOu-
i2eni sotva ujde. Vcera dopole-
Gne dG.ceni porotci navstivili
l2mineny restaurant, ably pre-
Iradeni mohli 81 ucinit spravny
I,lsudek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
FORD POSTAVf ZDE TO.
VARNU.

Detroitsky milio'nar Henry
Ford postavi v Clevelandu to-
varnu ma altjomobily, TAX IVA
ne Fordky. ktere budou proda
vany pO $3.50 az $3.50. Podob-
rOu tovarnu zbuduje v Cincin-
natl, jakoz We vSech vetSich
americkych. Detroit
skou svou spolecnost zanecha
! veskere move tovarny budou
kontrolCvat clenOve jeho rodi.
ny iedin6.
Detroitsky majetek Fordovy
polec1osti vladne kapitalem
$40, 100000 V k.eremzto ma.
ietku .ie zastoupeno cetne
drobrych akcionaru. Cost po.
tobneho nebude u move spoiled
nosti. Ford dale pravi, ze zbu
Guje V Los Angeles velk1 Oce.
llrny, ktere budou dOdaVat
kcnstrukCni material vSem je.
no autoZavOdum V Americe \
zamOrl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
MALO LIDI USUZUJE
SPRAVNE.
lWSSl IWSS..

lnterrretace jest um6ni vel
mi dulezite pro vsedni zivot,
nebot velmi mnohO ma tom "a
lezi, jaky vyklad, totiz jakou
Interpreted dame te ktere veci
neb udalosti. Mas neprT,el We
sve zlomyslnosti bude vzdy Wy
kladati vSe, co Sc mas tyka, zle
/; Ia sebe lepSim nasim cinem
bude vetriti zle pohnutky. Mas
rrltel bude Spatly mas Gin ne
jak omlouvati a prisuzovat mu
nejaky dobry umysl. Veci. jak
.jsou, a udalo5ti, jak Sc sb6h-
nOu, mas nikdy tolik nepot6Si
ami nepotrapi, jako vyklad, kite
~ Jim dame. Malo lidi vidi
6pravne, usudek ve,$iny zaka-
len jest bud WASN'T nebo pred
sudkem nebo tim, lie vidime
vec pouze jedne strany. NaSe
vychova, vedomosti, ZkuSeno-
sti, city, vule, mali nesmirny
|vliv ma nase usudky. Povrchni
|Guch spatri u sebe vetsi a HUB
81 veci vzdy jen to, co lezi ma
povrchu. Milky charakter sni-
III vec nejvzneseneiSi ma Iro-
ven sve nlZkosti. Clovek uSlech
|tily najde n6co krasneho j ma
|veci nepatrne. Cim clovek jest,
TAX vidi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
WSS VS. 81
SOUDCE DAY REP. CEKAN.
Gem CUVERNERSTVf?

Mezi republikany v Ohio ST.
II sc pfitomne agitace, ably Gle
Eclandsky federalni soudce
William l.. Day stal sc kandi-
Gatem hodnosti guvernera.
Nejvetsi podobna agitace je v
Canton, kde predseda statniho
rep. vyboru, George H. Clark
zylaste hnuti tomu prispiva a
move vlivne stoupence We pro-
speech Daye organisuje. Jinym
rep. cekancem guvernerstvi bu
de kongresnik McCulloch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
VLADNf zALOBCE OHRO.
zOVAN PALIcI.

V residence distriktniho vlad
RHO zalobce Ed. Wertze We
Wooster, O., hofelo vcera opet-
ne po sedme V nekolika
dnech. Vcerejsi ohen vZnikl V
s!amiku ma pld6 a byl donna
cimi lidmi v cas- uhasen. l V
tomto prlpadu slo o zahadne
ralicstvi a statni lucebnik Sc
domysli, re pozar zalozen byl
tekutym ohn6m, tedy slouceni-
nou ruznych chemikalii. WertZ
20 vcerejsim ohni vystehoval
Sc sc svou rodinou do soused-
stvi a jeho residence strezena
je prltomne statnimi marsaly a
detektivy.
Bert Anderson, statnl mar
sal zatkl vCera kterous devate-
nactiletou dlvku o niz Sc mysli,
re o ukladech V dome Wertzo-
We vi vic mez hodla prozradit
Policie je presvedcena, re pail
Gem jest kterys nepratelsky ci
zinec, jehoz zalobce "a sve Gle
velandske soudni cinnosti pro
neloyalitu vuci amer. Wade svt
no casu dukladne potrestal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
IWsSsl .lyS,s.] Wssl W. s.
NOVY SIRED Y. w. c. A.
v CESKEM SOUSEDSTVi.

Zenska organisace Y. w. c..
A. zalozila novy stred Ma Ia
padni strane, tentokrate V ce-
skem sOusedstvi, 4816 Clark
Ave. V nOve teto OdboCce bu-
Gou Zarizeny vecemi kursy pro
pfist6hovalce angliGiny nezna-
le. jakoa i denni kucharsk6 tri-
dy pro divky a pani. Slecna An
.onie BOrkOva bude riditelkou
rove filialky Y. w. c. A. ma
zapaGl1i stran6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
ZDARILA ZABAVA.

EastclevelandskG Sokolky u.
spOradaly We sve sini maSkarni
Gabavu, ktera Sc V kazden
.sm6ru vydai'ila. TAX zvane ci-
kanske kroje prevladaly kde5
to premie rozdeleny Masledov-
re: panl Kocianova ziskala
|rrvni damskou cenu, pani Spi-
skOva druhou a 81. Hanketova
|treti. L panu obdrzeli premie
10th, Prochazka a Wesley a re
skupin druzina z pani Svehlo-
We, HoraCkove a ZakOve.
jMCCl llkJSCl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06

OsObni parniky obnovi pla-
vbu mezi Detroit q Clevelan-
dem 10. brezna a mezi Buffa-
10 a m6stem naSim Is. breAna
= o IA dni drive nez loni. Prv
ii osobni Iod' letos Il Clevelan-
Gu do Detroit vypIuvSi bude
Eastman a do Buffalo City of
Erie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
PASOVAL kORALkU DO
INDIANY.

Alois Novicky. bytem V elsie
2182 vych. 6S. ul. zatcen byl
vladimir uredniky pro pasova-
III lihovin do prohibicniho sta
tu Indiana, kamz pry vozil
whiSku autem We velkem mnoz
stvi a pravidelne po nekolik
posledn;ch tydnu. Novicky bu-
de podroben vyslechu pred di-
sriktnim navladnim Wertzem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
UVAzUJTE TENTO PRODEJ.

Proc platit najem kdyz NIL
2ete byt We SVEN. Prave jsme
vystaveli dun pro dive rodiny
V nemz je vSechno zvelebeni,
velky lot. ma l30 ul. Majetek
tento Sc proda "a mirnou cenu,
castka Sc zada hOtOve, ostatni
ia mesicni splatky. Blizsi sdell
L. Sanda, 3175 e. 116 al.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
WSSl lWSSl.
y WSSl ]! WSSs]] .!,,s]
Z URADOVNY cESkEHO
NARODNfHO SDRUzENf.

Ia pricinou prednasky pana
Karla Perglera., zastupce Ce-
skoslovenske Republiky, ktera
Sc bude konati dne 7. brezna
vecer V Chamber of Commerce
odklada Sc schIze Vykonneho
Vyboru c. N. Sdruzeni O tyder
pozdeji, t. j. ne den ID. brezna
Ia Vykonny Vybor,
Josef MaSek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
PRlSTf SOBOTU
V PROBULOVE
VELKY KONCERT
Sdruzzeni Ceskych
Hudebniki.
UPOZORNENi!

Uvadim ma vedomost ceske
vefejnosti, re jsme prevail
jednatelstvi svetoznamych no.
vych EDISON mluvicich strojG
jichz name plny vyber ma
sklade, jakoz rekordG. OBJ
drzeli jsme prave novou objed
navku Victrolas a Victor re-
kordd. Vratil jsem Sc prave z
New Yorku, kde jsem nakou-
pill vytecna piana a piana sa-
mohracf, ktera jsou jiz k pro-
hlednuti v nasem zavode wy
stavena. Mas obchod ma nej-
vetsi vyber valet pro samohra-
ci piana v m6ste.
Navstivte mas a prohlednete
81 naSe stroie, rekordy a valce,
poslechnete hudebni tony a
pax jednejte die sveho pre-
sv6dceni usudku.
Prodavame "a hotove ma.
lehke splatky.
Sluzbovolny
Maresh Piano Co.,
1903 E. SIS. ul. roh Drake Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
POkLADNA EAST OHIO
GAS co. VYPAcENA.

Do pisaren East Ohio plynar
|nicke spolecnosti vlamali Sc
|vcera V noci bandfIe. jimz po-
darilo Sc vypacit pokladnu a
|cdnesti 2 nj $3.50 v hotovych
|penezich a bondech Svobody.
Kradez oznamena policii po-
zde a proto ma stopu pachatelG
sotva Sc pride. Vyloupena ka-
sa nachaZela Sc v woukrOme
iradovne tajemnika spolecno-
Itsi E. w. Brinka.
| !, W,Sssl :s,!l EWlSIsl EllE 81
Zastupce Ceskoslovenske Re
publiky, p. karel Pergler, bu-
de pfednaseti v patek, dne 7.
t. m. o 8 hod. vecer v Chamber
of Commerce. Prednaska Sc ko
ma pod zastitou Western Re.
serve University. Vstup volny,
krajane jsou zadani o hojnou
1cast.
ces. Mar. Sdruzeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
lIWyll!S..S!ll y Y. s. Wl!zs,|l!sl Wl!z,|l!l
LEVNEJsf POsTOVNE.

Mas rostmistr obdrzel zpra-
va Cd generalniho postmistra
2 Washingtonu, re poclnaje
lrvnim cervencem letos postov
ne bude opet snizeno. Obycej-
ny dopis bude vyzadovat jen
,dvoucentove z'namky, postovni
ll.,tek bude stati cent a neza-
lepene tiskopisy obalce row.
n6z cent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
CES. MAR. SDRUzENf.

Pi. Anna Spisek vybrala ma
Cikanskem plesu Sokolek Gle.
veland $3.50, pridala soc, od-
'edIa $4.O0.
Prijal K. Bernreiter
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-06
OBNOVENi PAROPLAVBY

WSSI 1WSs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
PRIMITIVE LAUNDRY
METHOD IS STILL IN
USE At HOME here
CONTINUED From PAGE -

a new O0-horcpower motor was in
stalled.
81 have been here two weeks We'd
rcsdly' saws Mr, Conking. "hu, We
had no water until Saturday. A new
O0-horScpowcr motor hl, been in
stalled by the board - affairs TO give
= better water supply hu, the in,ti,u-
lion is still greatly handicapped for
water II IS all due to the plumbing
%, TEN. We pump until we have six
icct OF water IN the standpipc then in
two hours the tower is empty The
water ru>hes down like a river. just
leaks out Plumbers have come and
gone. Every visit mc7nS at least SO
bill. They tinker with the plumbing
system. then leave it. The connection
with the sink has never been made
yet with the sewer system
According to Mrs Conkling, no ou'
will deliver groceries To the home
and the oiii.crs arc oh'ircd to rid,
into town in the truck and bring then
| out.
Mrs. 6. r. Leach, a new employ
in charge OF the domestic science de
parimcnt. is planning appctllni
nourlshing menus. Yesterday Sh
served beef roast. dressing wit
brown gravy cabbage salad, ma,hc'
potatoes, pumpkin pie and milk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
SCOUT MEETING
OPENED TODAY
District Officials Gather Here
for Conference,

With all but one official present
the conference Of tho western dlyl.
sion OF District SO. s, American Boy
Scouts. opened this morning in the
council chamber at the city ball
About twenty five officers are At
the convention which will close Wei.
nc.lly evening
The district include, Oklahoma
Missouri. Texas, Louisiana, hann.
and Arkansas
/ " Barclay Of New York tlty
director of education for the scouts
explained in detail this morning the
organization vt council, and their
operation.
Other national officials IN at
tendance are Stanley A. lIauis nl
tionll field comm iunrr ut NrN
York CTS. and Commodore longicl'
low. director Of the life saving de-
par,mcn, of the American Red Cross
The session, wl'l hr devoted 90
round table drJu '0n OF scout a.ty
i,ics. every drlcgatc being given ~
opportunity to discus, auy phase o
scout work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

tiyeS OF the states and municipalities
and counties. and We shall perform
that duty with the greatest pleasure
il YOU will guide us with your sug
gestlonS
Wide Discussion Urged.
Il hope that the d d.rt,luDS OF tins
conference will take as wide scope
as YOU may think necessary We
are not met to discuss any single or
narrow subject. We are me, TO dis
euss the proper method ot restoring
all the labor conditions OF the coun-
try TO a normal basis as soon as pos
sible. and to effect such fresh allo-
cations OF labor and industry as the
circumstances may make necessary
| think can testify from what
have seen on the other side Of the
water, that We are more fortunate
than otlvp nations in respect 10 these
great problems. Our industries have
been disturbed and dsorganired-
disorganized as compared With a
peace basis, very seriously, indeed, by
the war, but not so seriously as the
industries OF other countries, and II
seems to me, therefore, that we
should approach these problems that
we are about TO discuss with good
deal of confidence with n good deal
OF confidence that If We have com
mon purpose we can realize that
common purpose without serious or
insurmoun,able difficulties.
Duty of Governments.
"The thing that has impressed
me most, gentlemen, not only in
the recent weeks when have been
In conference on the other side of
the water, but for many months
before | went across the water,
was this: We are al last learn
ing that the business Of govern
ment is to take counsel for the
average man. We are at last
learning that the whole matter OF
the prosperity Of peoples runs
down into the great body OF the
men and women who do the work
OF the world, and that the process
OF guidance Is not completed by
the mere suoce. Of great enter
prises--it is completed only by
the standard of the benefit that II
confers upon those who in the
obscure ranks Of life contribute
TO the success OF those enterprises.
"The hearts Of the men and womct
and children of the world are s,irrc,
now in way that has never beer
known before. They are not onl,
stirred by their individual crcum
stances, bu, they are beginning t.
get a vision of what the general sir
cums,anccs of the world are, anc
there is for the frs, time in histor,
an international sympathy which i
quick--a sympathy which does no
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
She DARKENED Her
GRAY HAIR
Well known Lady Tells How She
Darkencd Her Cray Hair BY
Simple Home Made Remedy.

Mrs r. II Boots, a we'll known
resident OF Buchanan County, la who
dlrkcncd her gray hair by a SIMPLE
home made remedy made ihe follow
ing statement
ANY lady OF gentleman ctn ddfhea
their gray or faded hair and make II
soft and glossy with this 'lmple
rcmrdy which they can miN at home
10 half a pint OF water add ounce
NJ bay rum. one small box oi Barbo
Compound and : ounce OF glycefinc
These ingredients can he purchased a,
any drug store At very little cost
Apply 10 the hair every other day
until the gray hair IS darkened sui
ficicn,ly This is not a dye. II does
not color the most delicate scalp; lS
not sticky or greasy and docs not rub
oii It will make a gray haired per
son look 10 10 N years voungcr
(Ndy }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
LAST CHANCE TO
REGISTER UNTIL
z MORE YEARS
League and Candidates Are
Urging Women to Enroll,

With but five days left in which TO
register for the approaching primary
political organizations are sending
on, acnrlls Ia qualified voters 10 reg
lister before !, is too late. i is pointe !
ont that failure TO register now VII
di,oualiiy voters from casting ,hei'
ballots a, either the coming election
or any special election that may be
called within the next two years.
Appeals 10 women voters 10 register
were sent out this morning by the
No'crS league. without regard as to
po' ''cal preference.
"iS long as they are for good gov
err en-, we are not interested IN what
psriy they belong TO-" \ J. Monroney
manager, said this morning but wc
want them to tegis'er so they can
vote"
The letters sent out hy the league
~ the ll OF 'nr nrlnv1lun ii
heln.ng women 10 register Manager
Monroney pointed out that although
there arc many women who do moi
care for 'hc h1llot +, /, their duty g.
register ard he qualified so they may
vote should some special election be
called
{. n Russell. \ r Nelson and
Fred Beaf'y. candidate, i1r mayor
commissioner Of public works an.
commissioner OF accounting an.
finance. respectively. tul1, sent ou
5000 letters 10 voters urging them t.
register
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

display itself merely in the contact
Ut governments, but displays itself IN
the silent intercourse oi sympathy be
tween great bodies that constitute
great nations. and the significance ol
conference like this is that we are
expressing IN II and will. believe,
express in the results OF this confer
encc, our consciousness that we are
servants Of this great silent mass OF
people who constitute the United
states. and tina, as their servants II
i, our business, aS II IS Our privilege
10 lind out how We can best assist N
making their lives what they wish
them to be. giving them the oppor.
tunliies ,ha, they ought 10 have. as.
slStlng by public counsel in the private
affairs upon which the happiness OF
men depends
Duty OF Leadership.
"And, 50 am the more distressed
that | canno, take part in ,hcS. coun.
ellis because my pfcscn, business Is
10 understand what plain men every
where want II is perfectly under
stood IN Paris that We are not meet
ing there as the masters OF anybody
that We are meeting there as the
servants Of. | believe 1t is, ahou, 700 %
HNtN pcople--and that unless we
show that We understand the business
OF servant As satisfactory 20 them
and will not accomplish the peace
Of the world and that il We show that
We want 10 serve any interest but
theirs we Will have become candidates
for the most lasting di,credit that will
ever attach to wcn in history.
and so It /, with this profound
feeling OF the significance OF the
things YOU are understanding that /
bid YOU welcome. because ! believe
you have come together IN the spirit
which ! have tried TO indicate. and
that We viii together concert methods
Of cooperation and individual notion
which viii really accomplish what we
wish 10 see accomplished IN Stcadying
and easing and facilitating the whole
labor processes OF the United States"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
new PORK PRICES
WAIT ON WILSON

WASHINGTON, March 3.--lt was
said at the food administration today
that no action was expected for day
~ two in the matter Of fixing a mini
mum rrice ior hogs. The present
minimum Of $3.50 a hundred pound,
which. was fixed on February u al
midnight, will be continued it was
cNnlalnch. until an announcement BY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

or do you now use Intoxicating liquors
or drugs Of any kind
II Name kind Of school in which
you were educated, viz. common
school. high school, business college
OF university Give name. location
and length OF time YOU attended each
and state whether or not YOU grad
uatcd from any one or all Of them
- Are you member Of any
church State your average attendance
for l9l7l9lS
~ We're you IN actual military
service during l9l7-l9lS2 II not, state
what local war work activities you
took part in during lDl7.l9lS
II Name the amount OF your Red
Cross contribution for year l9l7 For
lgl8
l1-\rc YOU now either an elected
or appointed government, state, county
or city oiiICialt State what position
you hold and yearly salary YOU re-
,pIyc.
ln-Stlte what other elective of
fees You have sought before the yot
ug public m the state Of Oklahoma
county or city during the past Iihrcc
years, State wha, sppom'Ve Atcc,
sought during same period
N-Wha, position DID you hold o'
what was your occupation in 1910.
In l9l72 In 1882 What was your
yearly salary,
lS-Giye names of five representa-
tive citizens OF Oklahoma City wh.
solicited YOU TO file for this oiI,a
iD--Nhy do you sceN the office
Qualifications.
- What particular experience
have you had that qualiiic, YOU i1l
this position 2 What training as an
executive What business entcrprs,
have YOU had charge OF where yJp
had direction and supervision Of men
and how many men under your
/ CHARGE
/ 2l-Arc YOU familiar with the char
ter oi Oklahoma try, Have got
read II and studied rs division Of do
/ ties for each commissioner
y 2-Nha, is your opinion oi In,
present charter and 1t, form OF gov
rrnmcnts
2j-Do you believe in the civil sery
ice section ot the charter, II elected
viii YOU see that il. as well as al
other provisions. are enforced
A-Wha, study have YOU made o
the needs oi the city for improve
men ~ all branches. Nh1; IS you
idea about bond issues, the bulge
/ sy rem tax and revenue departments
., lu reference to paving sewer
| rahh, improvements, hiring Of Labor
| sale oi bonds and general conduct O
ciy business would YOU give hom
. concerns. home labor. and home in;ti
Ituans an even break-eycrything be
ina equal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
Frttn Sea,ion Called.

CHARLEST ~, W Va, March 3.
-Goyernor Cornwell today issued a
call for an extra session OF the lcgi'-
lilurc for the enactment OF the Nir.
gaia debt bill and other legislation,
TO convene in Charleston. March H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
IIayes' Healing Honey

Stop, The Tickle. Heal, tbe Throat
and Cures the Cough Price Csc a
free box OF OPEN -TRATE SALVE
for Chest Colds Head Colds and
Group is enclosed with every hottie.
lAdNl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

5S OF rain was recorded. The warm
c,t day OF the month was on febfu,
ary II when the temperature reached
II, highes, point oi ~ and the lowest
on February ~ when Y above zero
"a. trfnrdrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
For Weakncs5 After Grip or
Influenza,

TAX. GROVES TASTELESS chil,
TONIC. which is simply IRON and
OUlNiNE suspended in syrup. -
pleasant even Children like H. lov
can soon feel its Strengthening. In.
,;c,r,,inc Effect, GOc (Advl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO QUI'
NINE CIablets) 1t stops the Cough
and Headache and works off the Cold'
+. W GROVES signature on each
box. SOC. (Adv)