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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
FOR RENT

| LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms: no
/ children. walnut Siy t2J " sth,
/ HOr rSEKEEPlNG and sleeping rooms,
/ single or suites 2iia West 1th
/ TWO rooms furnished for housekeep-
! ms. FIRST floor. 81 So per week flB
| W 5th
| ONE suite light housekeeping rooms.
rnk and kitchen. ground floor. no
children i27 ". ;th
| LARGE liRh, housel eepins rooms at
/ 2lGr y. Brondway
/ \ NEAT suite u two nice cool rooms
/ Tor housekeeping Broadway Clrcle.
, Walnut 15ti
| Two light Housekeeping rooms. every
thing furnished. adults only. Mapls
/ ga
TWO modern housekseping rooms:
nicely furnished. private entrance:
/ telephone ana porch Apply after 9
/ p m 5li y Robinson.
! FOR EESF Two lirht housekeeping
| rooms and room and board In private
, family 5lS X Kelley.
I LIGHT Housekeeping and sleeping
| tooms 7lsil y. broadway
/ SOUTHEAST furnished room on
/ third floor. shady private place.
reasonable summer rates TO people
/ employed Can $40 w. sth. '
[ TWO furnished light housekeeping
| rooms tor rent 2lo West 5th
! Two or 3 well ventilated llght house
I keeping rooms IN modern home!
rdars 2i7 West an.
. a SUITE NJ light housekeeping rooms.
south front. no children. Maple
: 1851
. LARGE hou,ekespnug rooms, 3ich
= broadway
TWO desirable housekeeping rooms.
private entrance. connecting bath.
. sou, " 7th; Maple Sj.
TWO furnished llght housekeeping
rooms for rent. 2i Y. str.
. DNE Ingle l.iht housekeeping room on
! Fairgrounds car line employed cou-
{ r'n rr't"r-"d ''S stiies.
TWO furnished light housekeeping
rooms nar'ly modern. IN tiyta room
. otf1gc Party works through day.
/ Phone Waluut 2'29,
TWO nicely Furnished house kespine
rooms adults only. Cali Maple
/ lT5i-J after O'Clock Saturday and
SUNDAY
| I'NFTRNfsHFD light housekseping
room, 400 West llth Maple .&o.
ron RENT-Niceiy furnished house.
keeping suite. bib North walnut
TWO deslrahle Housekeeping rooms
private entrance. connected bath.
Sloi1 West 7ih. Maple ssS. -
! TWO ucht housekeeping rooms for
rclt Walnut is1e. sOl W sth
:l17 W MAIN-Two cool housekeeps
ing rooms. adults
THREE Furnished modern light house-
keeping rooms in duplex house. south
front, also garage at 6oa w Pottawat-
umic
BUSINESS glrl will rent, double beds
room With use Of kitchen and din,
ing room. 1908 North shartsl. Walnut
1851
THREE modern furnished housekeep-
81 ing ro-rs; adults. 7oi Y. 6th.
Ill77 " NAlN-Two cool housskeeps
ing rooms: adults
TO RENT-sleeping room also room
with kitchen privileges. 12s West
Chickuaw. Phone Maple sSi3.
THREE light housekeeping rooms. con>
Meeting tath. i2s T.. 9th 81. Adults.
ONE suite II modern housekeeping
rooms At 2is East End. no children.
Walnut tl2t
HOUSEKEEPING rooms walking dis-
tence; cool; piano, sewing machine.
Walnut 1850.
. |
! | NJ m At n - -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

\ SUITE NJ light housekeeping rooms.
south front, no children. Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

FINALE HELP WANTED

wANTED--Saie for news stand.
Address FL, Oklahomnn.
WANTED = Two experienced arm
Mattresses Kunderer's Dainty Lunch.
iit ". Main. Closed on SundAyA
WANTED-Wbite woman to take com
ple,e charge OF home. capa BILE takins
care OF 2-ycar-old batyy. or party TO
take care baby between . and 0 With
light house work In connection. refer
ences Address F-2. cars 0klahon,an.
sAT.EdLADY WANTED-Candy store
must have experience. Davis Candy
shop, II n. Harvey.
WANTED - SiH neat appearing iAdy
solicitors. Call %li. Cul1sstspn Bldg.
White girl competent and
experienced 10 care for s-ycar- old
child. must Be at least. IL years old.
Walnut 1870.
wANTED-Lndy telephone operator
and general office work: must write
good hand. Call In person. Item Bis.
cult Co. -
GIRL 10 cook and do general house
work: small family. fcf w 10th.
Phone Walnut aiW.
WOMAN between 70 and % years %
do general house work for man and
children; no milking; will pay reason
able wages. A. L. Allen. springer
Okis.
WANTED = Two night janltors for
work In downtown office building,
Apply c. II. Bisbel. Basement Pioneer
wANTEb-Whits woman dishwasher,
Is r.. Second. Inquire for Bob
Gordan.
GIRLS and ladies In Oklahoma City
and elsewhere IN state Of Oklahoma
perience unnecessary. cnll or write
Mrs d. g. wall. Room sos, Lawrence
Hotel, oklahoma City.
WANTEb--At once q settled woman
az companion for refined elderly lady.
Home and salarys references required.
B-71s, care Oklahonan.
WANTED = Btarchsv. press machine
opsratNrs: Nat ~efk MARKER. Poncs
City Steam Laundry, ponca City. Okla
olive phone nunesr and state wages
frst letter.
WANTED : AZ once, woman. middle
age. cook for few boardcrs. Darrow
Hotel, barrow. Okla Can use hus-
bond on farm for two os three months
TEN0GRKPHER wANTEb-Wom n
or man who can transcribe their
notes accurately and 10 reasonably fast
on machine: ssialy - per month.
First state Bank, fahleeuah. Okla
WORKING mother wants 0ood nome
for essht. ysar.oid ,bnys viii pav rsa-
sonable. c.il, care Oklah homan.
WxNfEbIwIhl,s AM Z, ,I, Is ,,n i,1 Tor general ESsss
WANTED - White 0Jri Tor TSSSrsl
housswork a. eif W. i7tn.
WHITE lady for general house WORT
can finish BY noon. Walnut slst
WANTED = White sis, for general
housework. Can Walnut Stti.
WANTED Elderly lady for housswork,
two In family hours y q. Vn, 10 y. m,
No Sunday. work. MfA wilson. 20
West 9Th 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16
BOYS WANTED

We have several routes open for boys
between the ,sGss Of ~ to IS. Apply
City Circuiatioa Manager ohlahoirian
and rtnsS,
WANTEfI--i6ood solicitor; car and
driver furnished. Walnut 1919.
wANTEp-t'hoir director that can slns
tenor, outside work aas,ired Amos
Avery. chsIrInan muelc committee, Ba-
Pulps. Otls,
wANTEt,-ons good horu.shoer and
300 repair man. aood WaGes. 3is
k99 California. Call Walnut SSli.
WNyD = Aalntsnancs man. c.T,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16
PAPBRHANGING AND PAINTING

ROACH BROS, $40 n Hudson. Call
Maple 2j2l. Night Maple ss5 OF Maple
ESQ
WALL. pApER-7c. my prices ate the
best. bring samples. estimate work
II 81. Parrett II? W. ,rd, Walnut s'j7
ROOMS popcted. I, up: samples: also
painting Walnut ASA. Maple iI>.
" II. Roach.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

WANTED, = young men to act as
news agent on Frisco; q chance for
sdvancement Apply to Fred Harvey.
2ai N. Broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

WANTED. n, once two men for Tn.
losdins grain eood w.fssi steady
son considered. Yukon Mn h Grain
Co.. Yukon. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

| ONNioHED NOOhlo TUX kf
~-~>~-'~-~~>-------,~-~--~--
90 STRICTLY modern rooms. specis
! rates by day or week Cau Mnlnut
Vs. aol /? y Hudson
NICELY furnished room and sleeping
notch. Walns, Ie"s
FURNISHED rooms Tor rent. -Four
furnished rooms. nI modern. no chill
ortn; walnut 2'il. SIS v. D Cap
NICE. cool sleeping room. well fur.
Hlshed. private entrance. also garage
Tor rent 1913 n. Broadway Wal
Lui 3Sj
MODERN. cool newly furnished house
keeping rooms Sl2is y Broadway.
TWO modern font rooms with south
hs:pns f SEW 5,c w ,rG furnished tor house
ONE larse southwest room also garage
l2O West 5th. Walnut 622S
BUSINESS LADY, conveniently located
desires roommate. would consider
chonGlng rooms. Walnut 63ls after
ESQ p, m
COOL, airy slecpIsG rooms ht 3ish y.
SOUTH bedroom with five Windows
connecting blth. beautiful residential
district: viii snsre Kitchen ana dining
i,;s, reem Il asaireG also garage. Cali
LARGE. cool south room; fine location.
Walnut i5ot
fuR RENT Nice room; pr!yiiese Of
Kitchen and laundry. 63l f. ark
I'FoR RENT Nice room in nice bunrr
low to employed people. Maple
S25-J,
FOX kENT Nicely furnished foofn.
south exposure. and garage Can
Walnut i2is
ROOM for rent l?i ". 9TH Mnole 29ii
| TWO rooms furnished upstairs apart-
ment large porch. modern. close I'm.
ADULTS, Walnut 1891
cool desirable room. good ncighbor.
hood, Maple 1875
NICE cool. south front room, modern
home 7l1 Wcst an
SOUTH md onpt ecelirg roomg.
phone IN rncms. hath adjoining pri-
ynte family. 81 West 18th. Marie
lOfi
FURNISHED room south exposure
and gang" Walnu, 1916
COOL sleeping rooms 1l6h North
Broadway
SOUTHEAST sleeping room for lady
or gentleman. 1.2j per week. 225
r ith
ONE or two rooms, southeast expos
ure. snlendldly ventilated well fur
nlshed; no other toomers; references,
Phone Walnut 697o.
cool :leepins rooms. gentlemen only
Fos RENT Elerant room. private en-.
trance. IA w Grand
TWO light housekeeping rooms Yor
ront and two sleeping rooms s2O
West llth.s- Walnut $3.50.
NICELY Furnished e,room apartment,
with sleeping porch. southeast ex-
posure, ciose-in. near car. Adults $40
West 9th.
t1e West 9Th, iarge bedroom. south
exposure. private home. walking dis
tance; Maple i7I3-J.
SINGLE sleeping rooms. clean and
comfortably furnished ronrona Ia
wslkink distance. The Marion. ITO W
10th 1t.
LARGE sleeping rooms clean and com
foitah'e. adjoining bath. The Mar
I'm, ilO W. 10th.
Ft'RNishED sleeping rooms also tWo
large light housekeeping rooms. 10sta
W. Reno
--74--
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
~~>~S~|2 2~~~~,>~>~~~~~~~-~~~>
MOFFET- Two modern. cool furnished
housekeeping rooms. 3i2a N. Broad
way.
TWO nicely furnished ilght housekeep-
| Ing rooms. Northwest Every thing
| furnished N.D per week. Maple
SsIl-R, after g.
| THREE or four furntsksd rooms, seven
exposures on Broadway and eharteb
Iincs. t5s w. 18th.
TWO rooms. iurNIsksd Tor houseEeep-
Ing; nodern; aduits Apply ~ II -.
J walnut WS&
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms; no
children. walnut tsiy t23 " sth,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

SOUTHEAST furnished room on
ihrl floor. shady private nlsce. .
rrlsnnlllo summer rates TO people
,mpIO} ed Can $40 w. sth. .'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

\ NEAT suite of two nice cool rooms
Tor housekeeping. Broadway Circle.
Walnut T5tt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

wxNSfb-E ESshi,an one with 81.
pesience. New State Laundry. 100 N
WxSFED-M once experienced cloth.
ing and furnishing goods salesman
20 lents furn!shIns store. IN town cf
sowO popuiatioM state salary and
eSper'~,cs In loter; also give refer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

LIGHT housekeeping and sleeping
tnnms IIAl1 y. nroadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

TWO light housekeeping rooms. -very-
thing furnished adults only Mapls
4Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

WANTED--l0 brick layers: O..
s,l0pe,ee0 brick t0y lay; 80 day
uGhe hours work, Southwestern
II Piq Layiag, Coz Oklahoma City
u .Psalhal l.. BQlthAns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

Ft'HNlSHEp home for couple for s,i,np
mcr: maybe longer. 80 Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

LARGE light housel eepins rooms at
9Ill a Hrou1Vny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

WANTfb-Good barber ., once. good
cali ii. q. Mcvy. Hennsssy. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16
Opportunity
For Every Boy

Earn your spending money during
vacation by selling The sunday OKLA
hclnan and Times In your neirhbor e
hood. Write The Boy Department,
Ohlshoma Pub. Co. Oklahoma Ctty'
fUf Information t-f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

Wal TED cleaner and prssssr at once.
Gentry Cleaning Co, vi Reno. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

TWO modern housekeepinE rooms;
nicely furnished. private entrance:
telephone and porch Arply after
q m 5il y Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

ONE suite light housekeeping rooms.
Sink and kitchen ground floor. no
gltIIat.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

WANTED Competent colorcd woman
Tor ghurrnl houscwork Give fefer-
cuge. zoos CltAsen Walnut itl0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

Wednesday at $40 T. NJ pf
meningitis at the residence OF her grand
,noiher: Mrs Bc,ue l.. Woodward. SIS
North fwcnty-siNth Street. Hazel Marion
Lcpor. age seven years and eleven months.
only cniii ot Fret II. ana jamie Wood
ward l.cbcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

second Chnnce" nj :. aud o" cod
Commands All Mcn 10 Ncpcut" nj
$50. cit! Auditorium.
Woncn's AuaiiinricS Of the nlch-
mond Conversation hold .n Jny
meeting mt ST. PnuI's Church. be-
ginning nj 10.
Annual reunion mud bnnuuct or
he Viciiniond uo,vttIcr>' hSsocia-
ton. nurphy's Hotel AnmcN, Mt -.
ur. ID. Il. bryan. of Richmond
College. addresses current events
class at \. W. &. \. III =.
Monthly meeting or norothca
Payne Mndi.on Chapter. National
society, United Daughters OF 1872.
Jefferson Hotel. ~ ::so.
Dusi ncsS womCp's luncheon
served Ina annex OF Seventh street
Christian Church from II 80 to
::::0. Mrs. Wnlinni Asher. OF sun
day party. addresses meetings.
Council Committee on Ordinances
meets AT CITY Hall at :.
Miss Florence kinney speaks to
boys and girls OF East End at
Leigh street baptist Church at :::sO.
Basketball games between Rfch-
nOnd Athletic Club mud y. VI. e..
\. ~ .:fJ, mud MrGtlI's Union and
Young Meas Hebrew Association.
Mrtiirs Union. Mt g.
Academy "f Music-"ilcrrts Of
tho World" $50 aud S::s0.
Lyric-NandcNilIc and pictures, 3,
$50 aud q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
JANUARY EXPORTS BROKE
ALL AMERICAN RECORDS
Department OF Commerce Announces
Shipments wcrr Valued at
S0:3,OUO. 900.
lEy Aayociet.d Prcks- |

WASHINGTON. Feb. Il? ~ new
record has been established in Amcri-
can foreign trade. January exports
valued ut 56e3,0Oo. 00o announced by
exceeding any previous. month in the
history of American commences. They
compare with s505. 900. 900 for January
1915.
During the seven months ended with
JihuarE exports from tho United
states totalcd $3.T2S, 600. oo0 as COIN
spending period one lear ago.
jannarE inhp1t;s were v:tiurcs q: S.lS-
100000. the report said. leaving Il net
States for the month of $40 0o 900
IMPORTS during January. l?iS. were val
ucd at S2340c0.000. and during Dcccm-
Der. 1918. at S21l 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
TEMPERATURE is FORTY
BELOW FOR AMERICANS
Allied Troops I'm Norihern Uu,sia in
Good Health Despite severe
Weather.

LONDON, tcb. lo.--lt has been
learned from the latest arrivals FROM
the Nurman coast. says Reuters. that
the allied troops of the North Russian
c%peditionary force. arc in good health
and that ;hc military authorities a"e
doing everything: to alleviate the dis
com forts OF the extreme cold conf
bincd with the Arctic twenty -hour
night. The temperature was nearly
40 degrees below zero. Fahrenheit. in
January. and there were only from
thrcc to four hours Of daylight, daily
during the month at Port Murmansi
which is 200 miles within the Arctic
Circle.
Tho troops are mostly accommodated
in wood lined log barracS or COZ
lapsiblc huts. httcd with sleeping
hunks and Russian stoves. Entertain
menjs arc frequently organized. and
the men engage III wintcr sports. cspc-
cialiy skiing There have been com
parattVcly few cases of frostbitc. owing
TO tho fur clothing supplied the men
The allied troops are Earrisoning
$40 miles OF the Thurman railway Sup
plies for the outposts are dispatched
by reindeer sledgcs. which often are
driven by women of the region. TWO
OF these women have received the mil
itary medal for gallant conduct In
rcpellinS enemy raids ON food conveys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
Capture AUTO nrd p.oxe

hEtpCE1Ck SbU ftc;. VA. Feb 10
-crSaa1; j. 4. Chichester. caller :. i.
Perry AID Officer J. g. Stone. Q. this
G!iy. containing $50 quarts az whisky
mas been directed 20 be sold D" the
Sheriff @: Hanover County by Judge
u -. /. Chichester os the Circuit
o,ouIt OF that COUNT Under Judge
'.ichestcr'S decision. all AUTOMOBILES.
reGa-dlcss of whether a part of the
hurchaSc price has bccn paid and re-
serve Hen !o- remainder of purchase
n oDeE taken. and where they arc
h;rcd or loaned. e the machine is CAP
tETcd WITH contraband !iouor all in
."rISi IS forfeited 10 tho state This
"Cr'S:of raises 0cv pi:nSt;on o: law.
rder tie prohibition act. An appeal
, the Circuit Cour; Will b. taken from
rs decision. Corlmorwcalth's At
crHeN Waller Sydror. OF Hanover. as
F'S;cd by i, ~ Chichester, Of Fred
- icESourS: represented tho state. and
~ NJ. smith, 1r.. and 1.ei;h s B.erl-
'nr o. Richmond. reprcscntcd Inc
rL3 inaOt q. tho machine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20

I.lNTlt.LE, VA, Feb. i9.-Ius,ier
1'ihocs. tic youagcs; member OF Com
many G, One Hundred and sixteenth
United SWtes infantry tfo-merly Com
pa7H II. Virginia National Guard. has
been returned with wounded men 10
america and has been sent to Camp
Ice. whore he will hc discharged upon
-rcoTcriEs from his wounds. He is the
FIRST man OF the local volunteer con-
utand 20 return 10 America from
Europe. The youth Won specal com
r.cndation on the western from; for
ca?irr!nS siaSiehanded Il group Of
bnches who were working n machine
sun. When the company was being
Z ec-uitsd 20 fu!! strcn 9Th before lcav-
ne :o- Camp Mcclellan. Dehocs APP
i.':5d for acceptance hu; was refused
because o: his age. Later he ovcrcamc
these objections and, with the consent
81 his parents. was allowed to Join
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
GERMANY'S FOOD RESERVES
WILL LAST MONTH LONGER
Long Gap Before Next Harvcst-uucm-
rlo!mcnt General throughout
Tcutonic Country.

FAIRS, Fch 1a.-Captain Walter
Ghcrardi. OF tho United States Navy.
VINO has been III Germany for TWO
weeks studying economic and general
conditions. has returned TO Paris. and
reports that hc found much uncm-
,.oymcnt throughout ;hc country and a
restless. huid condition that contains
threat against the peace OF the im-
mediate future
lic says Gcrnany's food supplies are
limited to nearly exhausted reserves
which canno; last longer than next
month. leaving a Grca; gap 10 be
flied before harvest
inc German army. Captain Ghorartli
urcS and is 40 longer Formidable.
u tic Now crniStiCc terms now
cong framed. involving disarmament:
.! al. hIi q sufficient number Of sol
dicrs I" prevent Internal disorders are
OBSERVED ~ he Germans i, is be
licvcd hy most . fthc entente rcDfs.
scntniires here that France need have
IL" nrtncr ic;'l' irom that quarter and
Una; +hc:o can be no reason for c,av-
ms the conclusion of II peace treaty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
impicncnt Dealers Meet.

D.NNNlLLE. w. Feb. !9.-Dclcgataa
- here for tho opening % thc Viz
:: .r'a Carolina Implement Dealers AS
5cciaticn annual convention. w.i! III
us called 10 order this morning u"
l. +. TonliaSou, president. Of Wilson,
y. &. Fully rs delegates arc expected
- be here from all corners OF this
Ssatc and North Carolina. The CON
rent!on will he in session for thrco
d..:s. and pill include addresses b:'
me-! prominent IN tho h"rdwI"e indus
Try. ~ ". y. rayler. soil expert
Q !c"a. viii make an address Thurs
- :. and William Byttarr'c-;i. rvrSi-
G@'t az -hc Iohu nccr PlCT' co;llpaN.-.
~ NcliaC III. vii! also be heard. hc-
i,''i:!c% y" tho Chamber OF Commerce
ard cute"taiNi:lc tho dc'csataS have
hec7 caiirt OF BY srccia! rc-n:5si h..
Giant Wright: pu5lishe" % ;Ne East
en- Ocafc". who states tia; Tho dele
=2tcs' time viii Dc fully taken w. Il
w.. niaU1cd n give tho visitors a
~. ruUct and - extend them other
- tf-ov courteSiSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
YOUTH HELD ON CHARGE
OF R0BB|NG P'0ST-OFF|CE
Complaint Also Alleges, lie STOLE
Horse in Order tn Make
His Escape.
IMPLEMENT DEALERS MEET
.iunDal Conference Is Now in ScS-
sion in Danvillc-Othcr News
Notes From Various Parts Of State
OF Virginia.
tspcc.al % rnc Times D!soatch.

4
ItitDEItiCkSBuRG. VA. Fen. 70
o. GoTd Bliss. seventeen %c4r-o.d bog.
NGo robocl the pos;"ficc at stafford
i "oruaTy |" and zoo away by stealing
horso and riding Gin until he could
acn the railroad. was captured in
ty.toa station. NIshiagtCn. BY X {. l..
Iorcusc. Jr pos;nnaster and James
>Shn clerk. OF STAFFORD clifford en-
tered the postofiicc by taking out a
small window pane and crIwled in.
lie took drawer conta IN inc SSrt.SJ
IL cash tfto" AL Efforts 10 appre.
nfad The robher had failed. Mtssrs.
AipHcurc and hsah" took TIC train -
Washington. rhcy had been ~ Union
t!iIou there only few minutes wien
:".% saw Cljss walking; towards them.
T;o youth was arrested and taken TO
the Office OF Detective Smith aud
;..rchcd lie only had S2t % the
stoicn money. lie had spent more than
Si5o in expensive clothes. y sIit case,
risto. wrist watch and = Pullman
trNo; TO Lexington, Ky. He Is row
beng held in Alexandria jail await
~ trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-20
ADOPTS C0NFEREEs' REPORI
ON P0ST-0fFlCE MEASURE
iiousc Dcriints TO Instruct Against
Accepting senate Road Work
Amendment.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-rhe House
today adopted the conference report
on the new sjoc,o0o,ooo pos, office APP.
preparation bill! after refusing by Il
vote of .c6S TO IL to instruct its con-
fcrecs not TO accept the Senate amend
ment providing S"po.o0o.Ooo Federal
cooperation with the States in road
construction. The report now awaits
acton III tho Senate.
Representative Cannoa. OF Illinois
led the fight against the road fund, OF
which $50, 10000 is, available for use
before next July. with s75.000,o0o for
each OF the two successive fiscal years.
lie and other speakers insisted that
economy must be pract!ccd In gov
crnmcnt expenses
supporters Of the provision declared
tic FUND would aid In relieving uncm-
pioymcn,. besides being OF permanent:
benefit tn the country
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DISCUSS INVITATION
Congress Committees Undecided rs 10
Attendance on Intcr-PnrIia-
mcnt1ry Meeting.
Try Associated prcss

WASH Notion. Feb. la-Thc invita-.
ton from France for American partici-
patton In the Inter Parliancntarv
Union meeting next month was dis
cursed today at conference OF the
and Chairman Flood ana Representa-
tives Linthicum and Ragsdalc. Of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Action was postponed The House
committee, IL was stated. was strongly
disposed to accept. hut opposition from
Senator's developed. on the ground that
presence OF an American dele cation IN
Paris might cmbarrass the Prcsideut
and the American peace delegation.
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First Term End. ,,r,,,.

I.fNCHEtE re, VA. Feb. lathe
rs; terr' o: Tho lalS-toia session OF
NC Pablo schools ends Friday and ths
n:dtc-n graduates oC the high school
'rc; Iudson Evans Fcudall Gregory.
i-eo Leo Iordnr. John II. Kyle,
.;iToa L" Sco;t. Wiiliaal :. Ci-cro-,'.
EOt' AD7. Relic Y. RurErolde- Iiiitn
Vtrfrce Eurlis. Mamie C'ahsii. I.ilIja y
=: Duncan. Susie sanford Glass. Nei,.e
Ward Harvey. Winnie Fla n-cs Mar1.
'nicliG Hawkins Hazel Louise Hill.
MARGARET Hill, Ella Virginia Hollorau'
t-ur!lc Howard Minna Lee Her Eliza :
,.iI Hontaguc. Grace Patillo. Mary
NirElntI Porter. Nancy Pearl SnndidEc
Ia ther!nc j. Spencer aud Virginia
Thompson.
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