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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINER,
Statesmen WANTED

-,-4-aN~=~-H-- s.-e~asra--~~-a-asle--as~
STOCK SALEsMEN, II you are n pro-
ducor the G. H. a w on a Gas
company ~ Blackwell OKLA. have u
sure nutf' proposition for you; now
building $500 barrel refinery at
Blackwell, have contract for crude, best
line up IN state: most complete Kit you
ever worked with, your chance TO make
good money For particulars address
Earl u Reynolds, .0o Main St. Black
we'll okla.
WE HAVE exclusive territory open In
your field, selling DAVIS Made to-
Measure CLOTHES, the best known
popular priced tailoring line In Amer
lea. from Maker to Wcnrer" Mail
applications furnishing references to-
day, +. II DAVIS TAILORING COM
lANY Cincinnati ohio.
FIRST CLASS auto and tractor mlcs-
man with executive ability, good ref
erenccs and bond demanded. Address
Y. w Oklahomnn
WANTED-Sn Statesmen handle side line
advertising specially Sales easily
made Each sale make minimum SIS.
shumnc Mfg Company. Pawnee, Okla.
Statesmen WANTED-We have large
acreage, oil wells are paving divi-
dends, havo permit from Capital Issues
{ ommltte' We want TO raise funds 10
! dtll wells nt once. II sells easy
Liberal commission. Can In person.
OKLAHOMA TRUST co,
Agents for Doublehcad on and Refining
| company Insurance Bldg. Oklahoma
| City, okla
WANTED - llaller Proprietary 60
wants more salcsmen for medicine
wagons For particulars write Ed
lirooks, General Delivery
| SALESMAN wanted by manufacturer to
handle high grade made TO measure
rnincoats Liberal commission In nd.
vance, No delivery or collecting LIB.
| erty hnincont Co Cappel Hldg. i21 &
| ludlow 81" Dayton. ohio,
SALES PEOPLE WANTED-A few
| men and women of integrity and
| ability who desire TO handle leglilmni s
| industrial proposition for finn with
nineteen years clean record. " Cali or
! write Security Brokerage Co, I0i.3
Security Bldg. Oklahoma city.
| WAN1ED-Couple stock salesmen; re-
flnety proposition, now building In
| Ranger; no advances but good deal.
| lots OF money here. Nj Riley, Nc
Cl.sky Hotel. Ranger. Tssaa
RURAL school board salesman, ex-
| teacher, minister, man with pep, S2S
70 VS. daily; write fully. Y, O., OKLA
homan.
SALESMAN WANTED to represent us
In county districts over entire state.
Y.2, care Oklnhoman.
sTOCK solesmen wanted-fiherai com.
mission; EXCLUSIVES territory: cali or
| write Mid West Tire 4 Rubber Co.
| 2o' West First st. Oklahoma City.
l.onk -,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

WANTED Three 1igsmen ~ sell
Hoover Suction sNr'per7 ln uklahu.
ma 'l'y and adjacent tHrfitob ~. 4
ptoHuaItou for I've wru. Hoover
suction sweeper co.. loo y Harvey
STOCK Statesmen wanted 10 sell
800 900 stock Tor company hold nE
300 acres ~ rich copper tUi IN Nevada.
N'il developed. want money to build u
mill. would consider isHu agent n veil
recommended Okli-Ntit Copper Go e.
'ol 'oIrord Hlle
STOCK SNLESMEN " NSTEp-s,v-
"fnl good producing stock stlcsmen
wanted tp eel stock Tor q factory PROV
psltlon. which VIII mike products sull
In every grocery store Address or Diil
Capital CITY MIG CO. 200 West can.
fnrnlt avenue. Oklahom, ciiy. Okla.
WANT automobile supply salesman:
only those who have FUN knowledge uf
tho business need apply. don't phone
W. carry n iull line and want capable
men to represent u, In territory now
open. Sharp Auto supply Co. OKLA.
homt tktv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

srOCR .olcsmen wanted-Lihersi com.
mission; exclusive territory; cali or
write Mid West Tire 4 Rubber Co,
2o' West First st. Oklahoma City,
Okla -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

RURAL. school board salesman, rx-
teacher, minister, man with pep, S7S
TO SIS daily. write fully. Y. O.. Okla
homan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
WANTED

Experienced house to. house can
vassers Salary only Apply city
Circula ton M'uaEeI ONuhomnn
BARBElt WANTED. Y. NJ c, A
Barber Shop.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Statesmen WANTED-We have large
acreage, 3 oil wells are paying divi-
deods, have permit from Capital Issues
Lommltte' We want to raise funds TO
dtill 3 wells NJ once. II sells easy.
Liberal commission. CAN In person.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
earn Tire Reratring

Learn Tire Repairing
DO you want to learn ,u.s profitable
hu mess with our late methods of re-
pairing You can accomplish this IN n
hort time The cost %. lpruug is
mall Remember there are lots ot
tires being injured every day. Motor
lists are looking for the man who can
produce the goods capitol NuicnutE-
ing CO., 252i ) Robinson
LEARN automobile driving; oul, $40.
lucFctr 5l5 Ncrth Hudson.
BItAKEMEN. riremen. Il50-i2lo
monthly, experience unnecessary
Write. send stamp for requirements.
RilWGy. care Okhhomnn.
WANTED AT ONCE-Au Al retail
drug clerk who II, up TO date and n
renl salesman Want n live one No
lonter need apply Reply IN own hand
writing stating Hge and experience n
fayornhly impressed will promptly reply
rs, nknhomnn.
WANTED Good honest young man
over 10 to work evenings IN downtown
office; high school boy preferred
Pleasant work and opportunity to ad-
vunC, with excellent future Apply In
own handwriting, Address N-gi, care
Oklahomau.
w m lll-l nNnE man e'euOgrA nncr
and general office assistant who
writes good hand and would be willing
10 live In another town II necessary.
Address RoN G56.
NANIED-Au mechanic, must be
Al man who can take charge OF
rebuilding cars; permanent work amt
excellent opportunity for man who can
make good, hoard and room furnished
AZ work : 90 per day, WAGES to
start $50, eight hours. straight Time
10 days per month NnrHoa plrcllne
co, Ihonc J L. \. cushing okla
| WANrED-hirs general auto
mechanic; references required ns to
| qualifications, reliability Can or
write Colony Garage, Colony Okla.
YOUNG MIN, lG and over, are eligible
| for government railway mail clerks;
| 'g2 month: examinations soon For
| Tee particulars, write Raymond Terry.
| CORNER civil service cNamlneD $50
Columbian lldg, Washington
| GENERAL managed wanted; will nay
snlnry of $500 per month TO te-
| spOnshlc party able to invest $4,000
with established mercantile company
| located IN Oklahoma city Assist mi
munger and snlcsmau wanted; viii
nay salary ot Slno per month to te.
Hponslhlc party able TO invest S. 900
Address W-b. care oklahomen,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
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In Oklahoma City.
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in oklahoma city and vicinity. per
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All unsolicited manuscripts. letters
md pictures sent 20 the Times nrc sent
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Publishing company expressly repudi-
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

YOUNG MEN, lG ana over, arc eligible
for government railway mail clerks;
f9s month; examinations soon For
Tee particulars, write Raymond Terry,
uormcr civil service cNamlner) $50
Columbian nldg, WASHINGTON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

WANTED Colored cook. no washing
good servants quattcrs, big wages
sol W. 18th st
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER


POSITION ns trombone player in the.
atcr or dance orchestra, Lender u'
25th g \ e. band, now discharged
Tom NJ Perry. 100 l.. 7th ST Phone
Walnut 6s2l.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER desires posi-.
ton, high school graduate. ono year
college, aud have one year business cx.
potionce. i-io, uk'hom,n
DISCHARGED officer Have \. n and
l.. !. H. degrees Some clerical cs-
perience, Prefer work with come o,l
company or legal firm Win accept nrS
Kind u work that offers u future. Ad.
dress y u. Oklohomon
WANTED At ONCE - Position Ny
young man Just discharged officers
training camp, ten years experience
office work, two years travelling sales
man; best OF references. reliable.
Trustworthy; can start Immediately. 4.
o. Oknhoman.
YOUNG LAWYER, discharged officer.
10 months service. commissioned
from the ranks, desires connection with
reputable lawyer or law firm: unlycr-
sity graduate. good appearance. indus
ttlous and ambitious l. A. Reilly
lloH t23. Henryctt1, okla
\ DISCHARGED soldier holding n
fifs,-grade ccrtin Rtc and having had
N'N'U NFiIN fNN'Il'l'Nt O'NIfN NNlool
work In the state. + n. Oklnhuman.
COLLAGE student, Just discharged
from army. wants II position whcro
there II IA chance for advancement. Can
! furnish reference to character and
habits and willing TO work. Address,
W. O. C., Y. NJ e. A, city
YOUNG married man, % years old.
Just discharged from the army, de-
slIes position As automobile pats or
accessory department manager, five
years with last firm, thoroughly under
stands al details Of tho business,
must be good chance Tor ndvnnCcm, ,
references F-6, Ok'homan
YOUNG married man. % years old,
Just discharged from the army. de-
n res pCs.t.un as automobile parts OF
accessory department manager. yelrl
with last firm. thoroughly understand
1ll details Of the business Must TO
'ou Cndnce for advancement Refer
'nces ] q, caro- Oklahoman.
SOLnlER lust discharged, would IKE
position Hs auto repairing or sta
! tionary boiler fireman or motion pie
ture operator; wants steady job; am
married man, q years old also n
truck driver, J W W, lS H. End
Phone Walnu, 1863; Room 8
| STENOGRAPlnC and general clerical
position wanted by young man.
twenty one just discharged from
navy, have had sufficient experience
7 To ennhle me 10 give satisfaction (.
! first class locnl references furnished
! W-26, care Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
MALE HELP WANTED

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Mcn and ladies' 10 learn bar
bur trade. special low tuition. post.
Hons guaranteed. tree catRlog. OklHho.
ma City BARBER College. iUi W. CalliOr-
mia harry kuns Mgr.
STOP hunting work train Yourself and
work VIII seek YOU. oklahoma Auto
molilo school l2iS y. Western
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

WANTED Ilaller Proprietary 60
wants more salCsmen for medicine
wagons For particulars writs Ed 4
llrnOks, General Delivery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

SALESMAN wanted by manufacturer to
handle high grade made to mcnsurs
rnincon,s Liberal commission In nd.
vance, No delivery or collecting Lib.
erty Rnincont Co, Cappel ludg. l2l &.
Ludlow 81. Dayton. ohio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
AGENTS WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE Al BUYER OF second hand cloth
ing shoes. hats, etc Maple i2lO
HIGHEST prices paid for mems second
hand clothing, shoes. guns. etc. Maple
7N12. viii call
Buy junk, clothes and furniture, Maple
1851
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

SALES PEOPLE WANTED-A few
men and women Of integrity and
ohl llltY who desire TO- handle legltlmn'H
industrial proposition for finn with
nineteen years clean record Cali or
write Security Brokerage Co. I0i-3
Security Bldg. Oklahoma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

WANTED-Four liye-wlre. experienced
house 10. house solicitors who are
hbl' 10 show immediate and permanent
results; must 10 able TO he steady
producer and also furnish surety bond
salary with all travelling expenses guar
un'rcd. no down Hnd cutters wanted.
can IN person after IN q. m. County
Circulation Manager. Room ill. OKLA
hOman Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

YOUNG LAWYER, discharged officer.
Is months service, commissioned
from the ranks. desires connection with
reputable lawyer or law firm: unycr-
sity graduate. good appearance. indus
trlous and ambitious /. \. Reilly.
l|oN iel. Henryrtt1. okla
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
MISS CORAL SWINEHART
BRIDE OF ALLAN HACK

Allen y. Hack of Roseland and
Miss Coral Swinehart of Mishawaka
were married July at the West
minister parsonage in South Bend by
the Rev. Mr. Eels.
The bride was attired in a suit
dress Of pOngee silk and wore a large
hat of pink silk. She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Carrie Swinehart, Lin
coin way w, and has been employed
in the payroll department OF the
Mishawaka Wooden Manufacturing
Co. The groom was a sergeant ma
jOr in the artillery corps and has
just recently returned and taken up
his position OF order clerk at the
Studebaker corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hack went to Dia-
mond lake where they spent their
honeymoon. on July a dinner was
given in their honor at Hahn Villa.
followed by a serenade given by the
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hack will reside at
Roseland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
H. KLINGENBERG
HAS DISAPPEARED
No Trace of Man Missing
Since June 30-NOtify
Police.


Fears are being entertained FOR
the safety OF Hugo Klingenberg. 40
years old. who disappeared June 90.
No trace whatever has been secured
as 10 the whereabouts Of the miss
ing man. lie left the home OF his
sister Mrs. Thomas FalIon. 919 :.
Nineteenth ST. early Monday morn
ing. June 30, for his work on the
Grand Trunk section. The matter
has been reported to Chief OF Police
Y. J. pfender. who is making every
effort to locate the missing man.
Two weeks ago Mr. Klingenberg
suffered "A sun-stroke and II * quite
probable that this may have effect
ed his mind He is well known i'm
Mishawaka having resided here
practically all OF his life. working
on farms near the city and on the
Grand Trunk railway
When last seen Mr.. Klinenberg
wore & pair of overalls, a black
slough hat and a gray coat He
weighs about 10 pounds. has blue
eyes. dark hair tinged with gray.
All the money the man had with
hin. when he disappeared was about
800.
Any person who may have seen a
man answering this description or
having any information regarding
the man is requested TO call the
local police station, either day OF
night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
{. B. BYRKIT
IS REELECTED
AT City Council Meet - Mer-
chants Present Petition
Safety Board Meets.

r. = Byrkit was reelected school
trustee for a period OF three years
at tho regular meeting Of the city
council held last night.
A petition prohibiting the display
Of goods on the sidewalk signed by
=. y. Weber and SO others was pre-
scnted 10 the city council and this
was referred 10 police committee for
action. II was first filed with the
board of works who passed il 10 the
council recommending favorable ac-
ton Claims 10 the amount OF S.
IL 90 were allowed.
Following the council session the
L oaid of public safety held its reg
Ular meeting. one application for a
IatI Gilman vas received. Chief OF
Police Pfender filed his report for
June which showed that stolen
goods 10 the value Of 1910 was re-
covered. arrests made were assault
and battery. three; DRINKS. 10: OBJ
tanning money under false pretense.
one; provocation, three: suspicion.
one; collation. OF traffic ordinance,
one: failure TO remove ashes and
gar base, one. Chief Shelton of the
lire department submitted his report
which showed there were four calls
during the month; 200 feet of hose
laid: miles travelled. four: and q
gallons OF chemicals used. 1t also
showed that the chief made 154 in
spections.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08

members "Wednesday evening. JULY
18th
TIE Harrison, smith and souslev
families gave picnic ar Kauntsman
fat the 18th in honor OF Frank Har-
sison who has Just returned from
France. 4 "a
TIE young people ~ this vicinity
attended Lloyd Lerner's belitnE
Monday night.
The rain and wind storm Saturdsv
did considerable damage % telc-
phone lines. apple trees and corn
Peter Neddeau and family. Vera
Ebehart and James Ebehart motorcd
TO -. Joseph the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs William Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs Palmer Eberhart. mo-
tored With Eby Baughman Monday
evening 20 Goshen.
William Ebehart is spending the
Fourth with relatives south Of South
Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
WILLOW CREEK, IND.

Miss Harriet Bruce OF Belvidere
Ill. Is here getting. acquainted with
her new niece. Miss Elane Morse
A family dinner was given at the
Peder Baughman home the 4th in
honor OF Mrs. Baughman's son Ce-
ell E-berhart who has returned home
from overseas. Relatives from
South Bend and Nappanee were
guests.
Homer Leach and Samuel Jude
have been cutting wheat south OF
Springbrook this week
s. L. Morse has returned from
Belvidere. III.
Mrs. Alice Jude left Sunday for
Seattle. Wash. and other points
Mr.. Iby Baughman OF Ohio who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs
Palmer Eberhart. was called home
by the illness OF his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix De Groote and
family spent Thursday evening at
the Schrader home south OF Mis-
hawaka.
The Community Grange will give
3rd and 4th degrees TO several new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
CITY COURT NOTES.

Joseph Philion was fined IS and
costs after pleading guilty TO a
charge of intoxication- lie paid.
Fred Bates was arraigned and en-
tered a plea of not guilty 10 a
charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by his sister, Mrs. A. Twibell.
Several witnesses were examined
this morning and the case was adj
journed until this afternoon at
o'clock
The case Of the state VS.. Ed ~
ket, charged with larceny was con-
tinued until Saturday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
LOCAL WAR MOTHERS
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

All Of the War Mothers of Mish
Awake are invited to attend a meet
ing to be held "Wednesday afternoon
at -'3C o'clock at the city hall for
the purpose of completing Organiza-
tor OF the War Mothers club Of
MishaWaka At this meeting COM
mIttees will be appointed and final
arrangements made for the banquet
to be served 10 the delegates attend
,ng the state encampment of the
Army and Navy union on Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
lMLSE1AWAKA GENERAL NEWS
NaDsTh O6o@1 oLnoonW West HomePh Bell
BUIlHART
WEBS L0VINA WELLS

Ralph Builhart and Miss Lovina
Wells were married at the parson-
age Of the First Christian church
last evening al o'clock The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
George W. Titus.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Neri Wells OF River park.
The groom has just returned from
overseas. where ne spent over a
year in the balloon service Of the
army He was also in the army OF
occupation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
FURTHER PLANS
FOR ENCAMP MENT
At a Joint Meeting Held Last
Evening = Committees
Are Named.

Further plans for the state en-
campnent of the Army and Navy
union 20 he held ia this city Satur-
day. were made az "A joint meeting
Of the Ora l. Snyder garrison. War
Mothers Of this city and the Ladies
Auxiliary OF South Bend, held last
night
Committees were appointed &C.
meet the delega ties at South Bend
Those appointed were Louis r
Kreutz. A G. Duggan. Anthony
Weber and John Koswoski Of the
Snyder garrison Miss Lillian Rogge-
man. Mrs Alma Reed. Mrs. DOr9
Zeal Mrs Charlotte Weber. Mrs
Nellie Teeple Of the south Bend
ladies auxiliary Mrs j. ~ Under
wood OF the Mishawaka War Moth
err They will Do received 90 the
local headquarters by a reception
committee composed Of Mrs Ida r..
johnson. Mrs <. y. Bauer. Mrs Ed
ward Cooper. Mrs. John J Fettery
OF enc War Mothers club. and Mrs
Rachael A. Hindman OF South Bend
4 dinner viii bc served by the
Mishawaka war mothers.
All o the members Of the Snyder
harrison are requested To wear their
uniforms on saturday, especially for
the Tar.,de in the evening All those
participating I'm the parade are re-
questcJ 20 meet promptly Saturday
evening at Z o'clock and the march
will start at 7.15 o'clock. The for
nation will be composed OF the fol
lowing Platoon of police; Capt. q
j. Rogers South Bend. marshal;
Capt Harry Faulkner and oscar
Nelund aides: Bugler Cyriel Boliart;
Wooden co. hard, Wooden 60. fire
department Ugh school cadets. BOY
Scou :. frate.nal organizations Span.
ish war veteranss Houghton post No.
Us .. & r., Sons Of Veterans. Wal
Mothers Ladies Auxiliary. John ].
Persh.pc drum corps. John J. Perish
ing garrison, Marion, Ind. George
n. roinstctt garrison. Lottie a. Eel
garrison OF South Bend and the or
ia L. Snyder garrison OF this city.
Following he parade. a dance
will be given al the Castle ali. Mu-
sic will he furnished by tho Oppeli
orchestra All members of the gar.
rlsOus and delegates will be admit
ted free of charge. The Ladies Aux
iliary will furnish refreshments az
the dance
Merchants OF the city are urgently
requested To decorate their places
OF business with flags. etc, for Sat
urday.
Any one who can donate the use
Of an. automobile for Saturday will
please call Mrs J. n Underwood
214 ; Fourth ST.. Home phone 4S9
or Mr. 4 w bacon. Merriield I'd.
Bell phone So
Committees viii meet again We'd
ncsdoy evening 90 decorate the
headquarters for Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
ENTERTAIN GIRLS
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. Charles Bauer, 523 Z. Marion
ST, delightfully."- entertained a num-
Der Of girls from the spooling room
Of the Mishawaka Wooden Co and
some girls OF the ST. Andrew Sun
day school, at her home Monday
evening. The affair was in honor
of her daughter. Miss L-avina, on
the occasion OF her birthday an
niversary. and was in nature of a
lawn party. Piano and NictrOla Sc
lections were enjoyed. Games were
also feature of the entertainment.
Delicious refreshments were served
by Mrs Bauer.
Miss Bauer was the recipient Of a
number Of pretty gifts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
This particular instruction
Rules Boz ApnIicants.


Avoid all reference TO religion.
politics. change OF administration
or membership in fraternal orders.
Failure 20 comply viii cause your
application 10 be returned or dis
approved"
Secretary Of Commerce Redfeld.
TO whose department the census bu-
reau is attached, has prescribed the
following rules for the appointment
Of supervisors:
a test examination OF which A
record will be kept is TO be required
for appointment to the post OF su-
pervisor. In addition TO this. a care
full personal inquiry is 10 be made
separately respecting the qualifica-
tions of each candidate. OF this in
quiry. also, a record will be kept
Consider Qualifications.
In making appointments from
those who shall have passed the test
examination and the separate in
curry as 10 qualifications, preference
is to be given to those candidates
trative. statistical or accounting ex-
perience and 20 those who have had
charge Of bodies of men as ad-
ministrators, provided in all cases
that men with the experience stated
possess the other qualifications
necessary. No candidates are to be
selected for appointment who do
not pass both the test examination
and the personal inquiry"
When the bill providing for the
taking of the forthcoming census
was passed il was bitterly assailed
by civil service reformers, who said
il was a spoils-grabbing measure.
These reformers are making plans
10 check up on the politics Of all
appointees as supervisors and they
expect 10 show that an overwhelm-
ing percentage are democrats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
FREDERICK C. FRENCH
WEEDS MRS. F. FALL0N

Frederick Charles French of CO.
lumbus, Ind. and Mrs Frederick
Fallon of this city. were married
Tuesday morning at o'clock at the
manse OF the First Presbyterian
church The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Or. j. 4. Burn
EFT
The bride is a well known bust
ness woman of Mishawaka and re-
sides at 123 :. Main ST
Mr.. and Mrs. French have gone
on their honeymoon. Upon their
return they will reside at Columbus,
Ind