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LA CRUZ RoJA AMERICANA

4
E bIanco expresa pureza roo recuerda sange
ia cruz representa- eI amor Ell sacrficio. .sie
Por esta raz6nI la bandera Roa
cra fondo sobre que
o csano despierta mente la idea de la protection
cfd projmo ensangrenados PEN
al misn1o TEMPO las anarguras de la guerra.
Es pes la Cruz Roa la institution que ava desnteresa-
damente los dolores de la humandad reparar pegos
soamene cunpe naIdad regamenaria sino que
ha Observable general Peshing organization que
todo tempo ha manestado de ace caquer
clones regulares ,a. sa III,
Los senientos puertorrquehos especanente apro-
adc para coopera de sociedad
gada coTpadecerse del romo que sure pueso que Puerto
Rico la Cruz Rca poseen guamente sensible
las desdclas de los humanos.
Podra haber exstido Domingo Cruz Roja" pero
readad para sa das de la
iguaIes adueI Domingo"
La Cruz Roja necesita socios para sosteniieno
vida normal La inscription de los socos periodic de
cada que inaza indispensable epetr
bao de nscrpcon pues 10
extinguida. tsa &
La Cruz Roia Americana que mientras dure ell
doIor en- eI seno de las sociedades humanas
Es este la Cruz Roa, ademas de ngresos por
concepto socios niciado una capaa para reun un
fondo de quince mones de dollars" para
gYandes compromises contraidos durante la guerra.
Europa tvo oportunidad de admirar America
de modo PRACTICE por del eeco
das que eI undo gobernado po
caohe Hoy que ha terninado guerra capos
taa cyas engendrado confctos
ropa siga sostenendo admiration po America
ar obra humana redentora Roa que puede
decaer ante los grandes pobIemas de la paz..
Porque asi la aladas Iegaron despues
trbes pruebas deun estupendo tabao organzaci6n
perfecto grado de preparation xo
as indispensable egar alto grado de preparation
sosener exto la paz. Cruz Roa potente
brazo preparado para obtener aqueiia finaldad as~
Hemos sido siempre Roia ygfunos
de los organzadores de la Institution fornaos parte
sDirectiva duvante la extnguda soberania espahoa
Practicamente hemos servdo los altos Aso-
cac6n unto distinguido que hoy
cddad de San Juan de ga modo los sempre.
Entonces tvnos OCCASION de comprender que signica
la Cruz Roja. s.e tf an
Puerto Rico respondent al Ilamamieno lie hace.
Respondent precsamente "atruisno'' sino
sentmento de mas hondo mas alto gande
Altfuismo' Erase noderna que encerra ell noble
sentmento de protection haca p6o
bIemente possible.
"Auismo" virtud social comundad tiene
rcgIaS, sus habitos, dstngos
Mas hay Erase superior la de arusmo" "cari-
dad Erase antigua sueta cacuos humanos
tiene caracteristica fundamental que
La carload contenta la "dadva" por
obigaci6n sino que Iega al sacrifco
Po este, la Roia que honras con ves
cart debes pensar que Puerto Rico soa
nente la atura de "aItruismo, decs
de carload 4 sM a~E4AFsM
JOSE coRDILs.
San Juan Noviembre 3, 1919. Nh. tfQ
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oTRo A-ccIDENTE

Un automovil de La Guanica Centrale,
manejado por Jacinto Sancho, di6 en-
Penuelas contra ell caro- Ford que
guiaba Leopoldo venegas. Este IItimo
es de propiedad de los sefores Riera,
de Ponce. Los senores Riera y vens-
gas, que iban de. pasajeros, recibieron
algunas lesiones en- ell accidente.
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CINE PUERTO RICO.-La importan
tisima cinta, interpretada por Kitty
Gordon, de hermoso argumento, titula-
da "Sacrifcio Divino.
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POR EScANDALoSo

Ell sargento Ramon Bonilla formula
denuncia contra Rafael Rosado, quien
alter0 Ell orden en- la calle del "Sol'',
pronunciando palabras obscenas, las
cuales decia Ell acusado EN- alta voz
y al alcance de seforas y ninas. El
juez Santos, lie impuso veinte dolarcs
de multa.
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ESP PECTACU ULOS

VICTORY .GADEN.-La colossal Pc
licula en- cinco parties, por Henry Ca
rey, "Cuando ell Culpable Confes6",
presentation del muy celebrado 'due-
tto's de fama mundial "Los Modernis-
tas'', y nuevos y sugestivos actos de
variedades por el professor Garter.
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NoMBRAMIENTos

Durante el receso del senado, Ell Co
bernador ha hecho los siguientes nom
branientos:
Para jefe de distrito de la policia,
de septima clase, Manuel E. Izquier-
do; y para jefe de diStrito, de ocsava
clase Antonio Davila y Francisco
A. Franceschi.
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y1cT1MA DE uN AUToMov1L

En- la parada 5, un auto arrollo la
nina de IL amos Isabel Cristi, produ-
ciendole varias contusiones EN- las pier
mas, de las que fue curada Ell la Sala
de Socorros.
El accidente fue casual
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LOS DRAMAS DEL HoGAR

Maria Centeno, de 21 amos, natural
de Utuado, fue curada en- la sala de
socorro, de fuertes contnsiones en- la
region costal izquierda, hombro dcre-
cho mano del mi5mo lado. Dijo que
habia sido agredida por su esposo
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JUAN vERDEJO
GoLPEO A SU TIA

FL pohcia otilio Encarnacion, que
presta servicios en- Santurce, arrest6 al
zagaleton Juan verdejo, de ounce amos
edad, al que Sc acusa de haber golpeado
con los pufios a su tia Gregoria ver-
-dejo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04

CINE NORMA.-El emocionante dra-
ma lei Hidalgo Fascineroso,' en- 6
actos, por Monroe Salisbury, una
revista.
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ARRoLLADA PoR uN AuToMov11

En- la parada "a, el auto de Antonio
Rodriguez, de Santurce arrollo la
senorita Fehcita vizcarrondo, de Hato
Rey, produciendole leves contusiones
EN- Ell cuerpo.
No hubo cilpabilidad por parte del
"chauffehr ot~e-s@4s54 u e-, s,sr
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AUxIL1o MuTUo Y DENEFIcENc1A

OLA 81
ENTRADAS
Antonio Mendez, Manuel ". yillar,
Ramon B. villafahe, y Bsnigno c. Fer
nandez.
SALIDAS
Jesus p. Perez. Pedro 3. Ramirez,
Justo G.. Satastizela Catalina A. de
Baez.
OLA 10.
ENTRADAS
Domingo O. Suarez Emilio v. Co.
lon.
SALIDAS
Antonio C. Perez y Nieycs O. Her
nandez. 4s
Ola g.
ENTRADAS
JESUS p Martinez, Francisco B. Ro-
driguez y Joaquin M. Quevedo.
SALIDAS
Florencio "A. Ortiz, Rud Myhol, Ra-
mon B. villafahe y Eenigno c. Fer
hanuez. Hr A -
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TEATRo BELIoGRAPH.-Los cpl O.
dios y de la extraordinaria serie
''Elmo Ell Invancible'', acompaiiados
de una graciosa comedia.
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secci6n Primera.
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo

Jose Combas VS. Marceiino Romsni
Leopoldo Figueroa; Jose Combas v
otros VS.. Marcelino Romani Y Aurelio
Lassaleta, por ''certiorari'. FL Tri-
bunal dict6 resoluci6n en- estos dos ca
SOS anteriOres, declarando sin lugar la
petici6n de certiorari''
Tomas Morales, ETC., VS.. Succession de
Cayetano cerame, por filiaci6n. Sc de-
.clarar6n sin lngaf las sxcspciOnes pre-
Was y SO concodieron a Ia parse deman-
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DEFUNCvIONES

Victor Lora Franco Augusta Ali
cea Agosto.
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AVIDA ENELPUERTO
INFoRME OFFICIAL DE LA ADUANA
LLEGADAS A SAN JUAN:
MOvIMIENTo DE. BARCoS DURAN
TIE LAS ULTIMAs CUARENTA Y
OCHO HORAS
EGADAs A SAN JUAN: \

,.-1- NrEAOAO "a 0kA1N y OAIN 'tN
La goleta. "visilant'', con ganado.
de st. Thomas
Ell 'Nitrokis'', con carga de transi-
to, Gle Cristobal, IONA del. Canal
FL Ponce, con carga, de Nueva
York s 'sse
La goleta "caribe'', con carga, do
st. Thomas.
LLEGADAs Al PONCE:
Ef Lake Blanchester con carga,
de Galveston TEXAS. ,
sALIDAs DE SAN JUAN.
Ell vapor "Pouyer Luiertier'', EN-
lastre, para Martinica.
Ell "Amolgo', con melado para Nue.
va York.
La goleta sJuan, Cruz = con carga,
para Santo Domingo.
Ell Santiago de Ouban, con carga,
para San Pedro de Macoris.
La goleta "Alfarata' en- lastre pa
ra las islas Turcas
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SALIDAS DE SAN JUAN.

Tuberia accessories vende a precios
muy haratos, Ia
FERRETERIA MERINO
San Juan. Adv.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13
Joseph M. McKibben.

The following is copied from a
Pasadena, California, paper:
Joseph M. Mckibben of 2265 Lin
coin avenue, after long illness,
passed away Monday evening, Feb
ruary 3, at 1880 o'clock.
MIR. McKibben was born. May 2,
184I, in Clinton County, o. In his
carly youth he moved with his par
ents to Missouri He was for sew
eral years successful business man
in Butler and in Rich Hill, Mo.
Fourteen years ago he retired from
active business and came to Pasa-
dena to make his home.
Mr.. McKibben was an active
Christian man all Of his life, holding
many prominent offices in the
church, and was at the time of his
death a trustee and an elder in the
Lincoln Avenue Presbyterian
Church, He was man of sterling
integrity, respected and loved BY ali
who knew him; and he will be sadly
missed by his many friends. He IS
survived by his wife, Mrs. Harriet
McKibben.
The funeral service will be in
charge Of Rev. J. R. Pratt, the pas
tor OF the Lincoln Avenue Presby-
terian Church, and will be- held at
the church, Thursday morning at
1880 O'Clock. Ths burial win be at
Mountain View -
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13
PLOT TO KILL WILSON Is
CHARGED TO I. w. w. y
Federal Officials In Kansas City
Tell of Trailing Pietro Pierre.

Kansas City, February 11.-Pietro
Pierre, alleged I. w. w. leader. ar
rested today in Cleveland, Ohio, by
Federal officers, is wanted in con-
nection with an allege dconspiracy
against the life OF President Wood
row Wilson, according to local gov
eminent agents.
Chicago apparently was the place
where the plans were made, federal
officers here said. Whether the al
legged plot reached a stage where the
presidents life really was endan-
gered probably will not be known
until the secret service investigation
is completed, it is said. 3
Pierre was released from the Fed
eral> Penitentiary at Leavenworth,
Kan, October Id last, after serving
year and a day for opposition to
the selective draft. Shortly before
his discharge from prison Pierre is
alleged to have told fellow prisoners
he had been chosen to attack the
president and to have added that he
would go to Chicago for final in
structions at l. w. w. headquarters
there.
r. Roba, Chicago l. w. w.
sentenced last fall to eighteen
months in the Leavenworth Peniten-.
tiary, is alleged to have informed
Pierre of his selection for the attack
on President Wilson.
- When Pierre was released at ex-
piration of his sentence an operator
from the Kansas City Government
Secret Service office was assigned to
trail him. He was followed from
Leavenworth through Kansas CITY
to Chicago, where, according to the.
operator, he went directly to /. w
w. headquarters. At Chicago other
Secret Service men are said to have
lost Pierre's trail and the Eastern
offices took up the search.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13
Sheriffs Sale in Partition.

Josephine NJ. Nesbit, Zetta A. Mes
bit. and Florilla z. Roberts bv Zet-
ia A, Nesbit, her guardian and
e'uatrix. and Weaver B. Nesbit,
by Zetta A. Nesbit, his guardian
and curatrix, Plaintiffs.
Against
William Critchfield. Minnie |. Critci-
field, Sylvester Nesbit, James L.
Nesbit. Fred Christensen, Theron
Christensen Lauretta M. Chris
Jensen, Alfred Roberts, Mary Z.
Craw. Charles H. Craw, Maurice
q. Craw, Clarence A. Craw, Mable
Craw Boyd. and Nola V. Craw,
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court OF Bates
County, Missouri.
By virtue and authority of a de-
cree and order of sale in PARTITION
made by the said Court, in the above
entitled cause, and of certified copy
thereof. dated February I2th, 1910. I
will on Saturday. March 9Th, 1910,
between the hours of nine o'clock in
the forenoon, and five o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the front,
door of the Court House, in the City
Of Butler. Bates County, Missouri,
sell at public vendue, to the highest
bidder. the following described real
estate. wiz: \
The West half Of the South
East quarter of. section thirty
(3ol. and the North one-fourth
OF the North West quarter of the
North East quarter of section
thirty-one {3F), all in township
forty ,(4o) Of range thirty-one
(3D in BATES County, Missouri;
(cfcash in hand paid
J. w. BAKER,
ls-4t Sheriff Of Bates County, No.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13
Presbyterian New Era Movement.

Rev. Geo. D. Mullendore, of
Spruce has just returned from Kan
sas City. where he attended a great
district conference of the Presby-
terian New Era Movement.
1T was an inspiring event." he
told the. reporter, and the message
I bring back home is sure to accom-
plish much good for our town."
The New Era Movement is simp-
ly a real, live, united movement of
all the I,63I,748 Presbyterians in the
United States toward accomplishing
the tremendous task confronting the
church as a result of the world war,
and its task is the betternent OF
mankind in ways that the world war
has as yet failed to accomplish.
The war was fought for Christian
ideals. Now that the war is won, it
is the church's duty to carry out
these ideals to their ultimate fulfill
ment.
"As a sample of the church's new
conception of its relation to world
affairs, the Presbyterians will spend
$500, 900 for the relief of stricken
Protestant churches in the war zone,
and $4,000 on returning soldiers
and sailors who went to the war
from Presbyterian homes. They
plan to utilize the resources within
the church to increase by 100 per
cent their expenditures for educa-
tional, benevolent and missionary
work. They propose to spend $751;
100000 this year and perhaps $751;
100000 in five years. The Presby-
terians believe that in five years the
New Era Movement can accomplish
more for humanity than the war ac-
,complished with ali its sacrifices.
Aud they are marshaling all their
forces Ns Comrades of the New Era
for worldwide crusaue under the
banner Of their Prince Of Peace.
III MANS to increase uuserpaid
pastors salaries $I,oooooo this year.
The -$T3ooo,ooo for the Church
Boards i only Z portion Of the
church expense. The total budget
for this year will really bs $4aooo,-
900, % ~. noo bop yin - required
fot local xhurck 90 eaees. >
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13
Would Keep Out Germans.

Austin, Tex, Feb. s.-Exclusion OF
German emigrants from the United
States for fifty years was urged in. :
resolution introduced today in the
lower house of the legislature. The
resolution denounces the brutalities
of the German in Belgium and other
occupied territory and requests the
Texas delegation in Congress to
urge laws which will prohibit any
German from entering this country.
The resolution was referred TO the
House committee on federal rela-
tions.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13

The action of the County Court in
settling the paving judgment against
the county at saving of $2721.35 to
the county seems to have met the
universal approval of the taxpayers
of the county. Every possible means
had been taken to beat the case in
the courts, the case having finally
been taken by the county to the
United States supreme court and
when the judgment OF the lower
courts was finally affirmed there re-
NAMED no other course but to settle.
That the court was able to- satisfy
the Judgment at so great saving
to the county speaks we'll for the
astuteness of the members of the
County Court.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13

! Funds raised by labor for the de.
tense Of Tom Mooney, convicted
California dynamiter, are being used
by the l. w. w. to injure the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, according
to statement issued to New York
unions by |. M. Ornburn, secretary
Of the CONNECTICUT Federation OF
Labor. In pleading. for continued
efforts to get Mooney another trial
the statement urges that the money
raised be entrusted to a commission
appointed by the federation.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13
$4,000 in Registered Mail Pouch
Stolen.

Hartford, Ark, February TO-
Post Office officials today are in
vestigating the disappearance Friday
night OF $4,000 in currency from
registered mail sent by Fort Smith
bank to the Bank of Hartford.
The money was the pay roll of the
Central Coal and Coke Company of
Hartford.
An empty mail rouch, which had
been cut open. was found near the
station at Hartford.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13

Representative Herman o. Maxey
voiced the sentiments of his con-
stituency 10 no uncertain terms
Tuesday in the legislature in his vig-
Qrops support Of the measure to bar
the teaching of foreign languages in
the elementary grades or the public,
private ind parcchial schools 81
Njesouri. A bitter fight was made
IA the bill, according to dispatches
ffpm Jefferson CITY, and Mr.. Marcy
ID 4 speech ringing with patriotisr,
>: >. ~ sn S;,fI The leader. Of Ne fight
I0[ tine u4ll. - ssss.sE - ~.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-02-13

Waahiagton, Feb. 6ihe price
hxiutE seoemi1tee of fhS War I66ue-
tfies 1nwill ceise Is SxiSt IS
March IN kecnaS6 fuown te.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-09-20


women ynched the white citizens
of trial In addition the number Of bnched colored
ing to dispute white mans word other neons of the
regulations of the South far the colored concerned
deres ever havng BEEN pS"shsd {heefor
meed out to the accused coored criminals are too horrible
in detail to tell Christian audience but that you fully
inflicted upon accused coored criminals few instances will be
While the world running the shooting of Miss
Edith Cav by the German a mob of Christian white
pregnancy hung up by hees dsemboved her, and
mince by the bowling The for which
met this horrible DEATH for protesting against the ynching
cd NOT ne %s ns' on o this Gt
mother and father fought make the world safe for democracy
For shooting white who while he held in
hand horsewhpped his with the other Tennessee coored
p"ksd I'd" 2e % his syes hs m%"
they saturated his body with Kerosene and set on fire.
yGg white fo man. who only afed on his fathers Mis-
mt to MS brutal and not yet satisfied he accomplished
mothers spite young wiling
to hm but they keep off, They,
whs killed. Fr da the "ETe n the ] w s
baby % and grouped %o t % waters below" om
Because colored cohabitnig
in Vcksburg Mississippi he bound hard and
in Standing POSITION but leaving his head above the gro"nd and
To 5n hole o wa" filled BY pa' 5 the n0c" out his body f
an iron cage h" been placed the thrown under
Numerous other instances Of like could be
enumerated but would
of them However, before leaving this Of this
will read briefly from editor which
decidedly opposed the equal Negro
Hear him:
GEORGIA'S SHAME
here lies before u" we write 3 statement which
signing his death b" there NOT the slightest doubt
about the abhorrent facts
- i wish to inform of lynchng which
Cured at Milan, Georgia. May a. 1919 Tefair County,
Williams, sheriff. On May 24th l o'clock at night,
John Dandy and Lewis Efans, WHITE
the cooed peoples section Of the and the home
of widow by the Of Emma McColes who had
They Knocked but the open
and Dandy shot through the door The ball through the
and the sewing machine That frightened the girls
they another old lady's home Her
Tibel and widow with two little children The white
after these cOlored girls the girls under the
hid These white broke down the door and the floor
The old widow frightened, and jumped the WELL
the children screamed for help.
Berry Washington coored, DID,
his shotgun in his hand When he
white John Dandy, twenty-five years
wife children, asked the old what he
He said ''To what the with the
chdren' then John Dandy fired him and said 81 will xii!
old man. The old fired and killed him (oh Dandy
He fell with his pistol his right hand
the other and flask of liquor fell out of his pocket The other
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-28

Rcd Cross Christmas Seals provide
the funds for the battle against tuber-
NIlnsIs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-28
COLISEUM SUBSCRIBERS
HOLD MEETING MONDAY

rnlooked-for Developments present.
ing small obstacles In obtaining tho
800. 600 fund promised by the packers
here for use In constructing n I've.
stock coliseum will cause n special
meeting OF business men who have
subscribed 10 the fund TO he held In
the Chamber of Commerce at o'clock
Monday afternoon. chamber officials
said today.
The chamber received a letter today
from George Fredefickson president,
who IL In Chicago with the coliseum
committee. /, did not state any
specific obstacles, but II Is thought
tho changing of the location. urged
by the packers. is the principal one
CtIidren's hnndkerchiets often look
hopeless when they come 10 tho laun-
dry. Wash with good soap, rinse In
water hlued with Rod Cross Ball Blue
(Adv,)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-28
Lloyd George Wins Victory.

LONDON. Nov. %,-The government
won a sweeping victory today when tho
motion of William Brace, a labor leader
cullrg Tor the appointment Of n COM
Vittcc TO inquire into the coat Of prU'
ductlon o' output and of prices Of Goa
vns rejected The government received
25i votes. as against 50 for the meas.
ara
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-28

Tho city health department Is try.
lng 20 get the franklng privilege for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-28
LONE STAR HEARING
TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Hearing on the application Of the
Lone star Gas company 10 take more
thnn the % percent allotment from LIS
wells In the southern fields was con-
tnued today hy tho corporation COM
mission until tomorrow morning a. 10
n'clnck
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-28
Electric alnna Discontinued.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2s--lmmediate
dlsconlinunnce OF all electric advertis-
ing in Kansas city No q coal conserva-
tive measure, was ordered today by the
local fuel administration. This csme
as a supplementary order 10 the drastic
one Of yesterday by which schools
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-28
To Fort'y tho system Against Colds,

take GROVES TASTELEFS chill
TONIC. 1t PurI,es and Enrichcs the
Plood II builds up and Strengthens
the Whole system II For,lfies the
system Against Colds, Grip and Influ-
onza. Pr!ce 6Uc. tAdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-28
WATER PR0bERS
TO MEET TODAY
City Commission Committee
Has No Plans 10 Give Out,

A meeting Of tho water investi
CATION commit ee OF tho city com.
mlssioners will be called today by Joe
Patterson. commissioner Of pusblic
property he said, this morning.
u haven't tho least idea what win
be done md cnn't give out any state
menl1 untIl N" committee has met
and discussed TIM question" Pa,tcr.
son said
Mark Kcsier commissioner Of pub
llr safety. and Olllo Wilson. colnmis-
-loncr u public works, other mem
bers Of tho committee. would make no
statement.
Mayor Walton however. declared he
would SEQ 20 1t that good chemist
Ia employed and one who viii know
his work md do H. And he said he
viii see that the city gets such II
man even though It is necessary 10
pay him good salary.
Tho conduit limo will soon be ready
fur water, Patterson said today
though the rain and cold have pre-
vented work on !, a, present.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-28

theaters and all places OF Amusement.
are TO he closed. effective Sunday mid
night Kansas city packing fIrmr have
about two weeks supply OF coal on
hand, It was brough. out at confer
enc, Of packers with tho fuel admin
IstralIOn tndaY.