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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
Want Ad Rates and
I information for
OkIaflOmana' 'I'imes

All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers NJ ono price. Sun
day Oklnhoman ono issue, same ratio ss
the two dalles.
Ono time. Daily Okllh0-
man and TlmcH..,,,.i l-2c pc los
Ehres times Daily Okla
homan ana Times, pcr.
any .s,s'sstt,t. .t''Hfrl l'AN o' '''
One week. Oklhh0mun
ma Times. pct dny,,..l 10 20 30
Ono month. Okl1hnuiii
md Times, per dty,.s.lc 20 "
Figure six letter. 10 the average word
and six words 20 tho line. Twelve lines
20 the inca.
Al for Rents, Boarding mud situation
Wanted. both OklHhomlu and Times. lr
per word
Classified contracts r1iel for okla.
homnn ara Times uOi Ines 20 be used
within one year from dl'S ~ contract
or contract for tif'o lines daily for one
year, SC per iIUu each issue. copy
rhALged ns often fV desired.
No al nc' eptrd flr ir.H than mo.
OKLAHOMAN NND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
'"T y" ADS viii be- run seven days
only Nhon r.nrwnl VII DO solicited
CHARGE VAST AIDS wNl not h'
run longer than seven days without %
renewal
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS arc dIc
knd payable the WWc ON. iH' in-H.
tlon OF hd nppcuv fil ,u'.uf'uvr
want nda are positively cash 900 nd.
ADVERTisEGs should rcun rc...r'.
sivcn by The DaluhHu.u. IIU.H iu IU.
irons making I'w'". Dt,' ilr office
counter, aS mo- uis'fhr. 'Iu hg irD'hUI
without them
CLOSiNG HOURS ~ want als ~
o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

tNs patriot" u-Ntr. tha Okithnman
IIm.l u.Ii publish want Hts under ih.s
h0ni'ng ior days without ohnrs'l
HAVE Dose my rit: education, two
Years college. also business college.
experience, general u'fire handling
CORES spUui'rcr. accounting ana people
nr" 20. married. best references. take
l}iNlrg with future. rIyo me IN in
''NIrN l.'i, ukIrl'nurn.
POSITION wanted with some large
Nrm whero there Win lo 'htuD" for
Advancement; Willing 20 start on Twins
So |Iys n there be higher Euu 10 work
'.I just been discharged from !. y
MarN" corps. have high school "lucn
iN". can produce recommendations 20
honesty aud excellent record with
.u.'" sam j \, car" ohl'homan.
..NG man lust discharged " ants
...u.r 70 MAX, good experienced
..Ih..por and office man. willing 20
start Ht bottom aud prove worth. J. u
Walker Eu'". okIn.
DISCHARGED sailor. married. wants
work In any thing iu the clerical line
have NuI previous experience lu ono"
work, can keep s'i u' books aud use
.rirNu''r: want E,liy work. NJ J.
Young Dhcco''h. ph'.
blr' li\i''Il, a'.u... '.' y f'''7'
desire, steady wufk. Al references
h.'''. . --
NIEp-By sailor just discharged
iuw service, p'u'un Ns cole. 'ui '.
p. '.pn 900 credit d'ri. W''' htd ="
years experience h'r" Ih 'il}' 'ti
.',, Vs..
Llr' lL"NN ar s,. VICE. "'i!'l on
server WIN l'''a "viN In uhlN,I
fi'' desires I"'i'"h WIN rem 'H'NI',
..in nNN lN'ui 'N.' '"Hr'UN' "''lH't !"
.,It ON a"''" '"'''1' h'V''' care 'N
'h"IN'N. ...-
plH'l Nh'lp \. D.. N'iHI,r N'sh''
pos mon 1s auto In'.h'hi'S n h'Ip'i "I
any hNi ut Wpik lh tEt, am So'd
chauffeur, can furnish Al discharge
papers and reference. L-lUit Okldho-
man.
,,,.,,..,s, ,,s,,- --,---,.
st.h,'i.NN l MNJ.!l' 9' n'io slu'utun
U"il". NV u'-, ,U',' gu "' S''S N',"b
gihlhl' or ,l'l!cil Ior'l"h. La" IIW
l''''' Gu - ~ ''N'''''''i'' ---
DISCHARGED soldier. married, wants
~ ioH'h win irm wh'ro advance
| m'u' !" good wlIlng 10 slhit ~ bottom
az living wages, Address. ll3b North
Mcklhl'F.
WANTED Position hy Discharged sol-
dicr with dependents had several
wears experience - shipping clerk and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

WANTED-Two reliable m.n 10 dem.
onstIntc aud sell a nationally ndvcr-
tiscd line NJ merchandise; we viii pay
You Just what Won are worth our nycr.
age man receives fl2 per day; We pnil
our Shawnee representative $3.50 tor
last weeks work. reference pnd honl
t'Vuitrdi experience not absolutely nee.
cssay II n Wilson, Lee nuckns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY

FIRS Of all kinds rcmodeled. coats ro-
lined. Cnll walnut li1i
DlESSMAKlNG. Hair work. Maple
3ias-R
IRESSMAklNG and alterations Mary
q. Mong"r. phone Maple 22J5. room
2lj. over kcrr's
DRESSMAklNG and plain sewing SOC
West an ST. Phone Maple 3i57.
BEST designing. drcssmaklug. and tail.
uring Walnut 30lI Mrs Muller
WANTED-Pnrn sewing. N7j by day
Walnut 5sSg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

EXPERIENCED bookkecpcr wants 30
sluon. best reference. Call Walnut
40
POSITION ss housckccper by unin-
numbered woman. iOT " Frisco
RELIABLE, ambitious Young lady at-
tending business college mornings
desires employment afternoons or eve
nlugs as cashier or general office work
experienced. L-l0o. Oklahoman
TuNTlON'-Slnglc woman. home
work without laundry. small family
J +, care Oklahoman.
WANTED Position Hs stcuogrR-
phcr or assistant hoOkkccpcr by
young lady, competent and acru-
rate. with good recommendations
and excellent education Address
RuN 7!j, Yale. okla.
WANT place FOR glrl ~ work Tor room
ana board outside Of school hours
CAL Walnut 3l3l
LADY wants position ns stenoEr6pher.
Willing 10 start with small SALARY with
chance tOr Advancement. have had
some experience. H-c22, Okhhomon
FOR practical nurse call Maple 2eeN.II
MRS NETrlE HATCH, nurse. Walnut
2Uio
srENuGRApHEH and typls, I years
experienced, clerical work. months iu
| county clerks Office L-S2, Okhhomnu
srENOGRNrHER, with experience.
q. W. c. high school graduate. Al
references, desires position hy lebru-
ny LIST Phone Maple i5G
| EXPERIENCED competent stcnograph-
rr new employed desires 10 make
change L-Sl, cure ONnhoman
WANTED . Position hy experienced
sriuslndy IN both general dry goods
aud grocery departments. nlsn expert
cnccd os cashier Phone Maple 3s2i.J.
WANTED Stcnogruphlc position hy
reliable and experienced Young lady.
Aficr 80 phone Walnut $3.50
EXPERIENCED Hcnographcr desires
pcrmancn, position, four years cS.
poricnCe, recommendations furnished: (:
salary dcslrcd SO per week Address
lork hoS LIE oklahoma city. Okla
NY young lady M assistant in reliable
phyHiCinn's or other professional Of.
flee haSc good morals and best NJ ed
ucation; also write shorthand and keep
books Address M.2j Oklahomnn.
Use the tDklahoman-
Times Want Ads.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

TWO front rooms, SIS North Broad
wny.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
HOTEL DIRECTORY

MONARCH HOTEL. 2lo T.. 2nd. brick:
modern rooms. s. in 81 90 week
SOME well furnished rooms with every
modern convenience rs well ns n few
suites with private bath available right
now, Rt very reasonable rates Tor per-
mhn"nt guests.
Hotel Broadway Central
~ uInAntg A. ttT"tsTII
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
STOCK sAr.EsNrN WANTED

STOCK Statesmen WANTED.
1.-Two wires who are interested In con-
Meeting wnh an oil company having u
capital issues permit from Washington
u. e. Liberal commission on Al propo.
sitiou Cnll or write Great southwest.
crn Petroleum Co, 6iO on Exchange
bldg, Oklahoma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING


WALL PAPER galore and paper han
gers osufc. Your credit e. good, Ask
Tor Walnut iii7, Newton Sgi ". S'h
WALL rAPEB HCNG-i20J room
and uIY ssfllcs brought to your
home. Maple 5l1 + c. Ford.
ROOMS papcrrd s. ana up, viii bring
samples painting reasonable. Maple
li2i ". Il E"nrh.
ROOMS PArEREp, s. aud up. Will
bring samples House painting Ia our
speciality tunch Hros, Maple 2,27
ROOMS PNpEREp. S. and up. viii
bring samples Also painting. g. +.
Roach. Walnut 1,ie
PAINTER and pp,rhaugrr rnll Maple
l'li-N. viii bring samples. cheap
prices. vH'k rglnntrei. Grrcu''".
PAPER HANGING Nv prices ure the
best. vill hiring samples and cHii.
mate work - VI parrutt ne W ard.
Phone Walnut G5at.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

STOCK SALESMAN Newly
organized oil producing company. very
attractive, 6 leases now offset. really
worth all that Is asked for II. backed
hv substantial and succcssful oil men,
none but those who are clean and on
tho square and with salesmans ability
need apply Sec H. T.. Drake before
Monday Mt Egbcrt hotel. or write me.
Box 5lS Sapulpn Okln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
Statesmen WANTED
BY GOLDBERG

SALESMAN FOR OKLAHOMA,
MUST BE WELL ACQrAlNTEp
WITH RETAIL GROCER TRADE or
ENCED SELLING FOOD PRODUCES
ONLY REAL SALESMAN NEED Ar-
PLY; SALARY AND EXPENSE. a.
T. DAVIS. ROOM ~. klNikADE
HoTlD
DEMONSTRATIONS ard salesmen. good
proposition for live wires Apply
afternoons room T. 1911 West Main 81
MES AND WOMEN-Ws hays the *.
elusive territory for Tho National Roll
Of Honor Tablnts finest proposition
Young, Grand Avenue hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

tNs q IHfr'l'. .-Nrr. tha uk'nh0man
IInHt wHi publish want Hts under iNs
N.HI.uE Cor > days without ,UHrgrb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

WANTED TO RENT or s-room
house. close IN, by February goth.
Phone Maple i17l-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
Wanted 5000 So. Ft.

Of floor space for office purposes on on'
floor OF modern, fire-proof building
will lease for four or five years M-21
OklnhomRn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

fWO connecting rooms. with board.
references exchanged 2ll West ION,
Phone Maple lbS
FURNISHED ROOM, with breakfast
and q O'Clock dinner. On carllno. lilp
North Walnut
LARGE upstnifs room, breakfast II de-
sired modern, private home. ~ Dale
ave walnut 6NG2
NICE southeast room for rent, with
hoard Call walnut 100.
LARGE comfortable downstairs room,
private bAthl homo meals II desired,
6li n stiles. walnut 26O3
WANTED Limited number of outside
table honfdofH nt Thomas Hotel
Rates s. 30 per week for hfrhkfaHt and
dinner. O'Clock dinner bOc 1870 y.
Robinson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
Automobile Statesmen
WANTED.

We have a proposition that will
require little or no capital on two
we'll known makes ~ cars. In the
county OF Oklahoma. for one or two
real s1lcsmen. We furnish stock.
s1l"srOom and service station. II
you Rre a salesman and are max
iug less than 10 percent commits
sion You are losing money and you
should get In touch with us at
once. C-l5, care Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST prices paid for DIAMONDS.
watches and oil gold. Smiths Pawn
Shop. II \ broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

TOSlTION WANTED hy dIgIh0Igcl
soldier. q wears banking experience.
2 years ts cashier; ana familiar with
Burroughs posting machine VIII nc
crpt any clerical position with future or
bus Interest Bro country bank Young
man but married Clll Walnut 1898 or
write G. r Brewer Travellers Hotel.
CklhuWu CItN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
Statesmen, Attention

ShIeSHNLeIl, ALLeII LLOl1
Wanted-Address and phone number
OF several live, real men. either regular
stock Snlesmen or live sllesmcn on reg.
unr lines VINO. II business men. can
qualify A very attractive proposlti ion
10 sell. good Tor 800 10 500 per week
Cooperative stock and a dandy. ca.
care Oklnhoman
Statesmen WANTED-We have large
acreage, 3 oil wells ara paying divi-
dcuds We want 20 raise funds to
drlll o wells nj once, IL sells easy.
Liberal commission. Call In person.
OKLAHOMA TRUST co,
Agents for Douhlchcad on aud Refining
company Insurance Bldg. Oklahoma
city, OKLA
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN wanted -
More money TO be made and people
satisfied with their purchase than any
proposition offered otherwise today.
Call 1923 Oh Exchange Bldg
WANrED-Al experienced salesman
sell cream sepnrntors TO dealers; man
with hardware experience preferred /;
must have credentials showing pre-
vious snles record and must he well
recommended and ho ahlo furnish
bond; salary. expenses and bonus. first
class. permanent place for man who
can qualify Apply Sales Manager. 6iO
Insurance bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

THREB MODERN rooms. gas and
lghs furnished Maple 37Jl.l,
ron REST -Four hrru modern rooms,
downstairs private home. 6'2 Enst
Maple i3IS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
MarCuetts Hotel

Opposite courthouse 81 rooms. Rll
with hot md cold running water; -
with connected bath. rcmodrlcd and re-
decorated throughout g. 30 60 s. per
week. Corner Grand ana Dewey. Wal
nuI AInL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

ROOMS In private home. private
bath. private entrance. uso ~ hups
ana piano. close tn business ana high
school. Walnut 2up0 after T. m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

EXPERIENCED manager salesman
hook keeper In dry goods, clothing.
shoes. desires position with live firm
excellent personality, married. best
" references J. C.. Okahompn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

NEWLY furnished rooms. table board,
In best location, modern home. gas
ple 1870.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
AGENTS WANTED

WANTFD-liyc hustlcrs 20 writo NE
insurance very attractive policies
loves, possible cost: best contract TO
agents Illinois Bankers l.iir Asso-
citation. $50 Liberty Natl Bank nldg &.
OklAt omH CITY. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

The Young lady across the way says
there seem, to be considerable excite
men, about the English election but
She ,uppoScS King George will win out
all right
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

FROST and adjoining room with
duublo closet between. reasonable
1929 Enh iOih -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

WANTED TO rent. aiS-roOm modern
bungalow In desirable nelghbothood, !,
no children; references. M-lJ Oklaho-
man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

All weekday classified advertising
runs IN both papers NJ ono price, Sun
DAY Oklnhoman ono Issue, same ratio S
the two dailles.
VN,rI I Ina Inch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Jersey Churchmen
Condemn Naming of
DR.. Heron as Envoy
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Protests TO President
Against the Delegate of
u. S. TO Princes Islands

PATERSON, n. j., Feb. ga reso-
luton condemning President Wilson's
action in appointing DR.. George d.
Heron as the representative of United
States to the Princes Islands confer
ence was adopted at the thirteenth
annual convention of the Presbyterian
Brotherhood of New Jersey, held at the
Second Presbyterian Church, in this
city, to-day
During the discussion of the resolu-
tlon the Rev. James d. Steele, of Pas
sale, n. j., and the Rev William c.
Stinson, of Red Bank, n. J., spoke in
favor Of its adoption. Mr.. Steele de-
clared that the appointment of "this
advocate of free love is an insult to
the womanhood of America" while Mr..
Stinson said that he believed that "the
rampant l. w. W.-ism of the Pacific
Coast could be traced back to the teach
ings OF Dir. Heron" Mr.. Stinson said
that President Wilson was a "stanch,
Scotch-lrish, stubborn Presby terian"
and probably would not act on the res
olution, but still he believed it was the
duty of the Presbyterian Brotherhood
70 adopt it.
The resolution as adopted follows:
" HS4 cas-, II Is Tue purpose Oh LhlS
convention to support men and meas
ures working for the betterment of
our country and the world and it is
not our purpose to allow partisan feel
ing to influence:
And, whereas, "a certain appoint
ment has been made by our President
that seems to Us to warrant our most
vigorous protest,
therefore, be It resolved, that we,
the Presbyterian Brotherhood of New
Jersey, in convention assembled, pro-
test to President Wilson against his
appointment of George d. Heron as
representative of the United States
of America to Princes Islands confer
ence because we believe Herron's per
sonal life and teachings make him IN
tit to represent our country
BE it resolved further. that the sec
reta1y forward a copy of this resoln-
lions Of New Jersey, were present az
About 200 delegates, from all sec
tions New Jersey, were present at
the convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Suinn Wants Hylan Back
To Correct Police Evils
''Why Does Mayor Train Goals
at Palm Beach ?'' Asks Alder
man Who Seeks Probe

''Why is IT that our Mayor is bask-
ing in the sunlight of Palm Beach
training goats, instead of being at his
desk in City Hall considering ways and
means to correct the existing deplor-
able police conditions, and thereby pro-
tert the life and property of the poor
people he is SO solicitous Of in his
Palm Beach interview ?" asks Alderman
William F. Quinn in a statement re-
garding the propriety Of an lnvestiga-
ton into the Police Department.
The Police Department under tie
present admits tration has under
gone Kaleidoscope changes Alderman
Qulnn's statement continues after
Mr. Bugher's resignation, Lieutenant
En17ght was designated to guide the af-
fairs Of the Police Department tempo
rarily- He, either from fear of removal
by Mayor Hylan or possibly a Republi-
can Governor, safeguarded his position
by having special bill passed in i
bany that would secure him certain
compensation in case of removal by
our Palm Beach Mayor
Alderman Quinn introduced a resolu-
ton into the Aldermanir Board last
Tuesday calling for the appointment of
committee of twelve to investigate
the Police Department The resolution
Vas referred to the Committee on
Rules There Is no indication that il
VIII ever emerge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Girl Seeking Fiance
Hears of His Death
ISABELLE NIXON, of 44e West

ISABELLE NIXON, of 446 West
Forty-seventh Street, entered
cigar store in Hoboken yesterday
after the transport Manchuria
had locked. She wanted to tele-
phone her family that she had
been unable to get news of her
fance, James H. Martin, of Bat
terry C, 10th Coast Artillery. The
telephone was in use. A reporter
was giving his newspaper an &C
count of the transports arrival.
Several deaths on board from
influenza and pneumonia" he
was saying. "One of them, a
New Yorker, James H. Martin,
Battery c, 10th Coast Artil-
lery"-
He came to sudden stop.
There was a movement and a gasp
behind him. He turned. A young
woman was leaning on the counter.
Jimmy! Jimmy! Jimmy" she
was moaning, and moisture glis-
tened on the gloved hands with
which she covered her face.
She was Isabelle Nixon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Salvation I.assies
Drop Tambourine
As Army Provider
Annual $lO,OO0,OOO Drive
To Be Substituted for
Method That Financed
Its Work for IS Years

Another beloved and time honored in
bourine-has gone to pot in this day
of transition and readjustment. No
more will the PUNK of small change
be heard as the nickels. dimes and
skin while lassie blows the cornet
and regenerated brother beats the
drum.
Not long a ago there was little
friendly joke going the rounds alike
of Broadway and the Bowcry-"What
will the Salvation Army do when the
saloons quit July 1 ?''
The Salvation Army answered yes
terday. 1t said the tambourine method
of collecting funds had been aban-
doned definitely and forever. And
hereafter, according to an announce
ment issued on authority of Com
mander Evangelinc Booth. the Army
will gather its funds for relief and
year This years drive, for $1O,-
100000, will be made in May.
More Rapid Method Needed
This revolutionary change -t the
abandonment Of practice so closely
associated with the Salvation Army
during its thirty-fve years of exist
ence in this country-was the result
Of a recent conference here of rank
ing officers Of the organization. Of
course 1t has nothing to do with the
supposition that one of the prolific
sources Of small change were the
patrons of those corner institutions
which become dark at midnight June
30 The fact is the Salvation Army,
fresh from the laurels it won with
the doughnut loving American troops
IN France, finds its enlarged work
cannot be done properly if d large
part OF its time is spent in gathering
funds by the old and hallowed, but
nevertheless inefficient method On
this point statement sent out YES
terday says:
"A new programme, which contem-
plates maintenance Of contact, not
only with returned soldiers and sail
ors, but with their relatives and
friends, has been adopted; and be-
cause soliciting aims by means of the
tambourine Will henceforth be an un-
warranted waste of time, and imposi-
ton on the public, which now recog
hizes and indorses its work, the Sal
walton Army has abandoned it's old
time method.
"The Salvation Army has decided
upon an individual drive, with $40
100000 as the target, the same to take
place in May. When the drive is
ended the tambourine and free will
boxes will disappear"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
To Welcome Prison Special
Women Plan Mass Meeting and
Pageant Here March 10

In honor of the arrival of the prison
special which has been touring the
country, the New York branch Of the
National Woman's party will hold a
mass meeting at Carnegie Hall on
Monday, March 10, at 8 p. m. The
twenty-six prisoners of the train. in
their prison costume, will be escorted
to the platform by group of women.
who will represent the European coun,
tries in Pageant of Nations Where
Women Arc Free" In this pageant
Miss Vida Milholland, sister of the late
lnez Milholland Boissevain, will por-
tray America, with ball and chain.
Mrs. o. II. P. Belmont will preside.
The speakers will include Mrs II. O.
Havemeyer, of this city, and the chair
men of the National Woman's party in
different states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Veteran Body Incorporated
Finch Approves Application of
World War" Fraternity

supreme Court Justice Edward r
Finch has approved the incorporation
Of the World War Veterans Of Amer.
ica, It was announced last night. The
organization has been known az tho
american Spiders and Sailors' Pro-
tective Association. Headquarters arc
at 1440 Broadway. arc
me me object OF the corporation, as
gethey veterans of the world VA o ~ ~.
have seryed in the United States scr,
vice, 70 preserve their ideals and N
facilitate the return of soldiers w
civil life. Lieutenant Wilfrid c. Dittoe
In president. 'I"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Refund for Student Corps

students Of the College Of the C..y
Ct New York who were members Of the
students Army Training Corps won a
long fight yesterday when t was an
bounced that the college trustees had
agreed TO reimburse the men subsst-
ence money for the period Of more
iran month during which Trey we've
forced to feed and quarter thcmselves.
rms WIZ involve a payment of more
than $4,000 to the thousand odd stu
dents who made up the corps at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23

a tazicab skidded into another auto-
mobile last night at Broadway and
l55th Street. Lieutenant John Schaefcr'
y. B. ~, who was In the taxlcab. re-,
esived severe cuts and bruises. Dy.
Harry Goldman, Of 30 West Yifty-
eighth street, the occupant Of the ether
gar, attended 70 him until en- ann min.
,siace srztyad md toek him Ia the
Knaeksxbocksz Hospital. "'