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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

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BARBER TRADE taught ladies' ana
E'ntl'meh' position gu,tnni"edi Tree
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real snI.,mp, Want n i've one No
loafsr need spply RcpIy in own hand.
w,itIny s,,tIny nrc and etn,ri.nc, II
favornhly imprcsscd will promptly reply,
F-5. Oklahoman
WANTED Good homes, Young man
oyerlstn work evenings I'm downtown
office: hlgh school boy preferred
Pleasant work and opportunity 10 nd
vnrr, Win rscrllen, future Apply In
own handwriting. Address w-3T' care
nRinhnm,n.
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and rcneroI office os,,,,ent Who
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.
'fc'llent opportunity i"r man VINO car
MIKE kooa noatd am room iut hiSh,n
~ WORK 'loo per daN wages 10
star, NsO' olsht houis, WrHlGht llmo,
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cENI,p ,,.,.,oJ w.nica, ~lit my
'i,' snIn,v % "t ,see ps, month to rc.
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,oca,cJ IN oli,howo Ci,v A,sistnn,
uoa,u - " ain.n, .,,os vii
,Snn 49, ,',n,',n !, 70
sH ssH,soIa ns, .h,. "a ,ny.s, AZ 600
Address VS., care oklahoman.
! nr,. , oov.,r pos,r,oN -,,,o,.b -.
na,i,,on ~ NV. hooL .ra,a,,v
Thousends OF men ana women rs 10 90
needed in Washington and elsewhere
! for tho years OF reconstruction ahead
Wen coach you quickly by mail for
civil Service examination and appoint.
nleh,, "',nhsn'' r "ou, t
| vacuum nk"vi samIes WI ~
room ri sm.h ' ~. W pos,.,ps I
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petlenceu' '"n III pc'son' w "'''
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SHOE repair man wanted. steady lob,
machinery, fully w., electric equipped
wANfED1 Young man as partner IN
| established unuSteu STOCK ana hOnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
Registered Pharmacist

one who can work any place In tho
store. Married man Small town, 1000
population. on, hundred to start.
Must hc no duo man.
Hos iJl. l.ldorndo, Okla.
SOLICITOR n sou are MT making
5000 per week. see ua at once. We
want yuu
OKLAHOMA TRUST co
lo'-ln Insurance Ellg oklahoma city
MEN. 10 to % become railway mail
clerks f92 month List government
pou,ions FREQ Franklin Institute. Dept
37l-L. Rochester. y Y.
BARBER WANTED steady Job.
guaranty no object. good prices
II Duke. Sayro. Okla
EIglSrtl.ID druggist wanted good
town. light work. man Who win buy
interest preferred Address Box 81,
ilk CITY. Okla.
gentlemen. pdylrIon guaranteed; free
catalogue "pplpu.ng write TeSos
barber College. Dallas OF Fort worth.
Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

WANTED Typls' desire. HON, copying
VIZ, work r"r' nri accurate. prices
reasonable CAL Rogers. walnut Cp3.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

ONE LARGE light housekeeping roomt
prefer employed people. lOi west
rth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

Times Will tulNsH vau' as under mis-
I..I.ur fur days .NlfluH4f ChafEcb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

POSITION F- trombone player m the
nfor or d1rDe orchestra lender OF
sf'h g. 4 g. band. now discharged
Tom " r,rfS ll'o f. ith st. Phone
walnut f2gI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

ron RFNr - Single housekeeping
room, 206 East 9th.
WANrEp-.2 or ) llrht housekeeping
ron RENT--iArht housskx6 Ding
rnom' everything furnished. Maple
COZ 81 y. 18th
FOR RENT housekeeping rooms 81 no
children. t2l West 81. Walnut fni,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

WANTED A ioh Nv II discharged sol
dicr as u hotel clerk and cashier; 3
years experience; or viii take a Job AZ
solcaman In II gents furnishing stord
write me your best offer, f-Y okla
hOmnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

OFFICER. jus, ont of army. wishes po-
sition ms truck driver. grucery or
laundry wagon preferred. F-l6. okla
lomHn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
GIRLS

Tho Y " e. A. Hesldenc.,
l5t Fast Fourth
ia I Good Place 30 Live. 4
steam Heated Rooms. tRSI
l.tatc Baths
Home cooked Food Ery
I.u1rlhe Rates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
Prof. w. w. tIarries'
private Shorthand and
Commercial Scrnnl

Tho present demand for stcrogrnun.
crt and bookkecpers tlrnishcP you
grcn, opportunity. Re ve-r careful 10
attend the best school, To secure the
right Kind Of genuine Individual In
t'usiVe training, 10 learn the best sys.
tenn Of shorthand: this school, entirely
different from any other In the city
has hnck /of II tho success OF long
list OF remarkably successful students,
and the prestige ~ the highest possI-
HE recommendation Of many leading
-Ltlrnnn In MIar -lnNnailrntn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

IF YOU have any wlu1qw ma door
troubles, s'l 90 us "a" specialize IN
this Inc v" also mnk" them weather
proof MpnliUh Co. ~ W.st lst -
Maple ?s3
fUH carpenter ~ repair work ~ first
class root wuft, ,iH LHlo 1897. T.
" Brown.
n YOU hnyXa housr ~ f,.ur plaster
patch or garage - Iyud. Dlll Diyls.
Walnut '.1l-J
CARPENTER nud rrpnir Nu'k Ihorr
Logan Hints walnut 1.u
HAVE your leaks stopped Wr take out
leaks md weather proofs no g.. lfa
Jack Benson 4 son, VI pIr Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

Al Wu1f dny classified advertising
runs m both puprfs 1T mo price FUN.
DAY bhluhnmnn one Issue, sans fnio as
tho Two dlIilcs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

TWO beautiful light housekeeping
rooms in couples home for adults.
So lUet ''h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

FuR REST Two southeast rooms for
light houerNcrumg; also garage for
rent 1870 W gih
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

TUrEE housekeeping rooms, bath.
pantry and closet; front and back
porch gl1 r. eth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR PEN1
HOTEL DIRECTORY

SOME VOL furnishes rooms with every
mOi'fn convenience, ne wen ~ a few
".p. nt very reasonable rates Tor per-
u bcrt guests.
Hotel Broadway Central
rs IpbABVVAY Ar FOURTH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

GE1 A GOVT POSITIoN-th through US
Positions or money back guaranty,
Thousands OF men and women is 20 90
needed In Washington and elsewhere
for tho years OF reconstruction" ahead.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
Nursing Wanted

~ practical experienced nurse; fs'.
,.r'v 'fi &'H ,htpIr' MHnu.
E N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

TWO rooms Tor light housekeeping;
everything furnished; close In. Cali
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
Marcuette Hotel

Ma:cuette Hotel
prtH.ta courthouse 40 rooms. all
% rl hot aud cpli running water. -
u|.1 roHr' ted hAU rstrodslsd nnd ~.
fr.nri'sI throughout 1850 10 g. per
w' conner GRAND md Dewey. Wil-
ruf a2l
JIFrErsDS HOTEL w \. nfo'd-
w.. rrr. proof building. hot and cold
Nr''r. ,'.'h,B closets In all rooms. spe-
,fI w"r.H p',s Walnut l42s
HADLEY ~
f Opposite ro.'pffico md Carnegie ~
IrD .I modern outside rooms u per
U.r. - and 81 20 per week
LIIWr. -gs south BfoedSay. ~
DI's.l, rooms. comfortably heated.
s.. 90 81 v,'kIy rates. 81 n 81 beat
.urri.lttora Tor tho money
MDSNrCH uDTEL 200 " and. brick:
modern rooms. s. 80. 81 week
CON- HOTEL. rll outside rooms, hct
sut '.'d water. weekly rates Phone
walnut t1.i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
Second hand Clothing
WANTED-TO RENT


WANTED At ONCE-Couplc want g..
room apartment with hath. riccv
furnished, close 20 car line must De-
reasonable. N-sn, Oklahoman.
WANTED Groom bungalow on paved
street. nnd garage rrNcrrcd reason.
able rent: best of reference for lease.
Adults Fhorr Maple 23n2.J
WANTED-A good grain and stock
raising farm. furnished, on halves,
experienced farmer; three sons ref
cicncc. i. V, Oklahomnn.
WANTED To RENT-Threc or four
room bungalow. cottage or apart
ment Mrs. J 4. White, corner East
Ism ana lotue.
WNNTID-E Room nuI board Tor moth
er and three children, ages g. y, I
years where tho children VIII rg cared
for during the DAY m,rt he n re-.
fued family and IN n good ucighhor-
nuoi Maple jsti-J.
FjRSlSHLD apartment or bungalow
IN desirable locality. with garage
preferred, 10y couple, no children. b.isi
Okhhomnn.
WANTED Location Tor automobile
electric repair shop. space 2tN,N or
larger In answering state location
and rental wanted Flo. OkllhomNu.
W .NsN fal'rr" 1 W. OF 'ilitN l''lN' NlNNf 7
rooms Immediately. Phone Walnut
1850
WANrED--To rent Nv rchuMr ptrty.
Is to 25.room unturn,shcd house. oloS'
In on or before Feb ist Walnut aAil
STTp-Furuishcd cottage. adults
Can Maple NGj-J hctNcs and II
y m.
WANTED Two furnished hnpsrkrcp-
ing rooms walking distance Coll
clerk. Eingkadc hotel
WANTED To rent or Groom fur.
r'shed bungalow. references fur.
rshcd Cnll Walnut Gi12.R
WANTED Modern . or Groom cottage
or apartment, hy February lsi CON
MAPLE Sll5 after I y. ~.
WANTED To RENT Modern hou-r.
or moro rooms, state location and
price. B.a5i, caro- bkl1hownn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

TWO large. clean rooms Tor rent 100
= 9Th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

SLW srNrE rooms. 2lSi, n BIosd-
HHg. newly opened. new furniture ana
rugs throughout. new management. 500
and 81 HH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

TOR Mt Two housekeeping
rooms for employed ladies' I. stiles
Park Walnut 6t1I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

2 ult Q hrht houSek ekeeIHng rooms sbout
January 20th. prefer close In east
side two 0dultA. N.is6, care oks.
humrn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

ENTWE ursTNlRs . fooms and
tah, employed people only. Is W.
l'h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
a-n.-I-IIIIn. -IAII.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
~ NUI. ,ur yrar....... ......... 50 or
D. NIt Utr year with THE S'N-
DAY DkINHuMAN ........... ~ 80
i HTrr' carrier or rcw.'H',
cents a copy Ur 80 cents a week.
In Otlhgml cry
CkT.AiIONA CITY. TIMES fcvculng)
and DAILY OkINIlDMAS morningD.
- glp.lsn n Wr,A delivered hy carrier
iu oklahoma CUy and vicinity, per
.tk 20 cents
euI pictures r,ut ~ the lines a'e sris
o. tho risl. of the owner The Oklahowf
l..lHh.rs company expressly rcpud
s'rn pry responsibility Tor their safe
custody or return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
PRIVATE LESSONS

Shorthand and -typewriting taught hc.-
rOfurg to Ltt~st improved castcr%
methods experienced h.Eh school hnN
'hNutuqug teacher. pupils holding Coud
positions row. classes limited. Call
Walnut "u3s.J
TWO apprentice rirs at Mode mil
llncry. - y Robinson.
tNpERlENCED tahlo girls wanted,
~, rold's. los W. Main
WANTED White gltl or woman for
house work; three In family. good
wages 10 hight party; references re-
puircd Phone Walnut isgi
WANTED Woman between the ages ~
% and q 20 keep house for man and
three children, gitl 49, bows ~ and .
oars Old. Pay good waF'l a good
home for the right one Live ON h
Il rm y mile from a good town. write
EoN sie. Alien. Okla,
WANTED IresSer on ladies gar
mcuts swiss nyo aud Cleaning
Work.. 1923 Nrst i0lh,
prOr w W. Ngrr;es'
Evening journal., 1919-05-21
1nnr rn,NEL rn EUROPE.

Americans planning visits 10 Euiu
pean hailIedelds must forgo this pleas
nre during the coming summer, Pas
senger traffic will not be placed on q
pre-,Var basis until all American troops
have been brought home. This state.
ment was issued today by the Cunard
Line.
According 10 the War department
members OF the army Of occupation VIII
nol Am be carried home until next Sep
tember. Meanwhile, only such space
will be given to civilian passenger
traffic as is not needed to accommodate
troops.
Control exercised in the issuance Of
passports has tended TO discourage ci-
william foreign travel The Cunard Line
announces that IL will have several
pleasure routes open by the sprns OF
1870.
Evening journal., 1919-05-21
government WON'T
MAKE MILK survey
CONTINUED from First pageD

peeved over the action Of the health de-
partment, in not trying to remedy con
dilions here such as were exposed by
the government experts.
The city Of Detroit, Mich has ex-
pended $4,000 10 cooperate with the
government in placing the milk cam
paign In that city and similar demcn-
STATIONS are being planned for all the
principal cities Of this country. The
Idea Of these campaigns Is that OF en-
cOuraging citizens to use more milk and
demonstrators are sent to the various
cities TO lecture on the subject and 10
hold exhibits Motion picture films are
thrown on the screens OF the motion
picture theatres and an educational
campaign is conducted along these
lines.
The letter received here from NJ. o.
Pence. acting director I'm charge OF eX-
tension work who Is stationed at New
ark 10 Miss Bryant, shows how the
government feels towards the inactivl-
ties OF the health department in the
matter Of correcting the faults OF the
milk supply here. This letter follows:
MISS Laura >. Ndhts ilVlilJ bNllAJh-
tration Agent, Wilmington, Del
Dear Miss Bryant:
/ am enclosing letters from Mr. r.
F. Flint, under date OF May ~ and May
Is. BY these you viii see that the
which the Dairy Division had
planned TO send for use during the
milk campaign I'm Wilmington during |
the first two weeks OF June is now
not available TO MS. As Mr.. Flint in |
Inmates that the Washington office is
unable 10 cooperate with us in TINS I
due 30 the unsatisfactory /
conditions Of the milk supply in WI
il would seem wise that some
publicity be given TO these letters 81
hat the people in Wilmington. who
lad promised cooperation in this cam
,algn. may not feel that the Home
agents had started
,iece Of work and left it unfinished.
Merry truly yours.
VI. o. PENCE.
Acting Director Of Extension.
Evening journal., 1919-05-21
MEMS CLUB ENDORSES
SALVATION ARMY

The Mems Club Of Emmanuel Church
held its last meeting Of the season last
night in the parish house. 1t was an
open meeting and many women were
present.
Captain NJ. w. Davis. OF the Lafayette
Flying Squadron, gave a talk on his
experiences overseas lie has a num-
Der Of German machines TO his credit
A moving picture comedy which
proved amusing was given. After the
entertainment dancing was enjoyed. An
cight-piece orchestra furnished music.
Refreshments were served.
The club adopted a resolution en-
dorslng the good work Of the Saliva
ton Army both in the past and at the
present time. The members pledged
themselves TO support the campaign
now going on.
Evening journal., 1919-05-21
NEWPORT mONOR Pupils.

The following pupils Of the New
port Public Schols are on the honor
roll for the month:
William Hanna, Natalie Powell, Flor
ence Maclary. Aubrey Blansheld. Mac
Seeds, Ralph Draper, Francis smith,
Preston Cox, Charles Garrett, Marlin
Benson. Harry Poole, Robert First. En-
lily Elliott, Eleanor Townsend, Mabel
Mcdowell, Margaret lIargan. Mildred
Elliott, Otis Murphy, Alice Mitchell.
Dora Banks. Emily Crossley. Margaret
Lyman, Margaret Steinbaker, Marjorie
Wnifred Cooley, Jessie
Albert Jcneris. Arthur
Earle Cunningham, Edward
Howard Boyce. Medford
Walker, Powell Murphy, Edna Cox,
Mildred Jones. Clifton Mitchell. Beat
rice Cunningham. Eleanor Lyman, Dor
othy Selby, Clarence Crossley, Harry
Garvine, Pasquale Marini. Luther O.
Waller. William snyder, John Edman-
son, Howard Nelson. Hyland Lyman,
Clara Lucas, Melvin Murphy, Raymond
Benson.
Evening journal., 1919-05-21
STATE PREPARES
SOLDIERS WELCOME
specIal Do The EyenIng journal

Special TO The Evening journal.
DOVER, Del. May 2i-A meeting OF
the committee appointed by the respec-
tive presiding officers OF the last Della
ware Senate and House, including Sena-
tors short, Palmer and Murphy. Repre-
sentatiyes Corbit. Lyons and McNabb.
together with Governor Townsend and
Adiutant General Wickersham. TO ar
range for a reception TO the Delaware
soldiers on their return 20 this state,
was held at noon today, in the gov
ernor's parlors. Not all OF the commit
tee members were present, however
but a quorum transacted business deal
ing with an outline OF what might be
expected i'm the way Of a celebration.
No definite plans were agreed upon.
Evening journal., 1919-05-21
WILLIAM LEVIN IL
kOSHLAND MANAGER

Back again among old friends ana &C
quaintances, after trip Of four weeks,
William Levin. one Of the best known
clothing statesmen in the city. returned
today to take charge OF the local store
of Koshland's. No. S2i Market street. Mr..
Levin has been Identified with the mems
clothing business for more than twenN
wears and his ripe experience good
Judgment and tact made him valuable
asset TO the many patrons whom ne
served here in Wilmington
AT. me Koshland store the home OF
Society Brand, style Plus and forty
other famous makes, his friends are GER
tain TO be well taken care Of ~ me
Short space OF six months. The kosh-
Land store has taken a leading place
among The men Of Wilmington as
house Of good clothing. constantly
its sphere Of service. u Is
reapinr i'm public support. an acknowl-
,demenl Of It's efforts to please
boys department, recently opeheu
IN ahe second floor Of the store. mas
made rapid strides.
Evening journal., 1919-05-21
AMERICAN CONDEMS
THE PEACE TREATY
Continued from First Page.)


Others argue, however. that the league
as now constituted is too feeble an in
strument 10 do the work intended as q
result Of what oil these sacrifices have
been made in vain.
The first class includes not only ex-
perts whose names are only slightly
known 30 the American public but
some members OF the very small inside
group that participated in fashiOnng
the treaty, including some OF the best
known men among the Americans here.
The less prominent members number
the men who have been engaged for the
last two years, under direction OF Col
0nel House, in gathering special data
for use by the peace cOnference-rec-
Ognlzed students OF economies. foreign
policies and territorial relationships.
Their complaint is that the information
50 gathered has not been used. or even
referred 10. They came TO Paris pre-
pared TO present information support
ing every ideal and principle for which
America entered the war. They say
they found at the end OF six months
leg0tial--ns that their information was
and that the representa-
lives OF no other nation came 10 the
In the same spirit coming in
stead 20 barter and trade. One such
member expressed his view OF the stu
Htlon In this way:
"'lhe treaty Is a regular rivers and
iarbors bill. President Wilson found
himself involved In a trading game in
lrder TO get the league OF nations
Trough. ! hope the world viii nnd he
lasnt paid too great a price"
Among these experts there Is talk OF
Congressional inquiry into the way
he treaty was made, though none say
hat he himself VIII demand such an
Evening journal., 1919-05-21
DOUGHNUT DAY
FOR S. A. DRIVE
Continued from First Page

Continued from First Page9.
Dol OF the army's devotion and service
TO humanity.
For just between ourselves. although
It's almost heresy to say Il, the dough-
nut is rather a homely sort OF an ami
NAL. It's only n circle OF dough with n
hole in the middle and palate-reaching
taste. But think how it has been glori-
fed by the lassies i'm the blue bonnets.
When our boys across the big pond
were UP 10 their knees In mud. when
they had bad taste in their mouths
and a worse taste In their minds, after
watching their "buddies" going west
around them, few dOughnuts served
hot from a wheelbarrOW cOntraptlOn
which was the field kitchen OF the Sal
walton Army by cheerful courageous
Salvation Army lassie. would satisfy
them that Gods in His Heaven; alls
right with the world"
The Salvation Army made the dough
boy love and respect their organization
and now they are going 10 teach
and, so TO speak, toothsOme
respect for the dOughnut.
For doughnuts a Ia Pershing. will be
for sale on the streets, in theatres,
hotels. Hobbies, even in stores or
wherever the pursuit Of the elusive
dollar may lead IT, only the dollar may
not prove quite as elusive for the Sal
walton Army as II would for anyone
else.
Give whatever you think the Saliva
ton Army deserves for its war work,
and then aid something for the work
It's going to do and you get a dough-
nut.
Mrs. j. Montieth Jackson is chairman
OF the Women's Committee that is
hard for the success Of the
Evening journal., 1919-05-21
MISS PORDHAM TO
GRADUATE As NURSE.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY, May 2i.-NIiss
Emily pordham who has been studying
nursing at the Cooper Hospital. Cam
den. " j.. for the past three years, will
be graduated tonight. Mr. end Mrs.
James pOrdham, Misses Marjorie and
Louise Pocdham, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Anderson OF this town will attend the
graduating exercises.
4 dance viii be held in Firemen's Hall
tomorrow night
Miss Caroline Clark is improving after
an Illness.
Mrs. William ". Reybold, Mrs
Charles jefferson, Mrs. r. Bayard
Heisel Miss Florence Hall. Miss Martha
Price, Miss Mary Money, Miss Mary
Jester were guests Of the MiddletoWn
Century Club Yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1919-05-21
NEGRO SHOT WHILE
WALKING In STREET

John Roma was held in $1,000 BAH for
court by Judge Churchman in Munich
pal Court this morning on a charge OF
assault with intent TO commit murder
on George Primrose. Negro, In Klund
street several nights ago.
Primrose testified that he was walk
ing along Klund street with his brother
when a shot was fired. A second shot
fired struck him near the heart. George
was unable 10 say whether Koma was
the gtlnman
II was stated by other witnesses that
the defendant was the assaiant.
Following the shooting, a crowd Of
Negroes attacked Roma innlctlng pain
ful injuries on him. He appeared in
court today with his head wrapped in
bandages. He was arrested by Officers
Burns and Neatherby.
officer Weatherby stated that Koma
pointed the pistol at him and that he
took Ii away from him.