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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-07-05

Two hundred pupils are attending
the summer school at Monroe, which
is now held annually at the Monroe
city schools since the adoption Of
the twelve months pay plan for city
school teachers.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-07-05

A committee of women from the
Alethean Club of La Fayette are
making a strong appeal to the bust
ness men for a memorial in honor
of men who saw service in the world
war.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-07-05

A car Of sheep has been shipped
out to Fort Worth from the Baton
Rouge Stock Yards on the coopera
tive plan.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-07-05

Houma is to have fine new Meth
odist Church, structure that will
when completed be one of the most
modern and handsome church build
ings of its size in Louisiana, accord
ing to pla.ts now under way.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-07-05

A special election was called for
July % to vote on the 100000 park
bond issue in an ordinance passed by
the Baton Rouge City Commission
Council The money will be used TO
purchase, improve and equip the park
site
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-07-05

Tony Balrano. Jr., not seeing an
approaching train while at play at
Roseland ran in front of the locomo-
tive and was instantly killed, the en-
CINE passing over his body.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-07-05

Whether the L. S. L. barracks
should be discontinued and all stu
dents required to board in the city
of Baton Rouge was one Of the ques-
lions referred to the executive COM
mittee by the board of supervisors Of
the L. S. U. at their annual meeting.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-07-05

The LaPlace Woodmen will hold
their regular meeting on the first
Sunday of July, AT which meeting
preliminary plans will be arranged
for the grand annual Woodmen festi-
val to be given in the latter part Of
August or early part of September.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-07-05

Mayor Adams and Chief OF Police
lies Of Alexandria announce they
will rigidly enforce the dog ordinance
which provides that all dogs running
at large upon the streets between
May / and October l shall be secure
ly muZZled.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-22
de obiceiu, pentru cea mai mare par

de obiceiu, pentru cea mai mare par
tc din lume, idea despre toata per-
soana omului, ii inchipuesti ce j.
dee am dat eu. Am inceput 81 cu
sd crez ca lumea are dreptate 81
am ajuns din ce in ce mai sficios,
mai neincrezator. Oar imi trebuiau
forme frumOase De cite orr II am
fost surprins pc la ferestre privind
prln VI 'un colt de geam neacope-
rit bine de perdea, in camere unde
Sc desbraca vr'o fata frumoasa de
cite-ori n am ramas ceasuri intre-
gi GU ochii pironiti la vr'o nina al
ba sau obraz alb 81 oval. Nici odata
Insa II am putut stringe nina cea
alba nici saruta obrazul alb 81 O.
val. 81 mai bine! AS fl ars 81 mi
ma 81 obraz Gu focul sarutarii! Ga
sd ma mingai, imi petrec timpul in
aceasta galerie. Imi racoresc drago-
stea de forme frumoase. Stunt zile
in care privesc sapte opt ore la un
portret frumos sau la nina nu-
mai
Sc opri din vorbire pentru mi
arata 0 reproductie in mic Vene-
rel de la Milo.
,,Gaseste, te rog, vr'un cusur a.
cestei statui. la te uita, par ca
traeste, asa fara brate cum G. CT
ne 0 ii fost modelu dupa care arti-
stu a facut acest cap d opera? De
slgur amanta sculptorului! ST tre-
bue so fl iubit mutt. (. Fericita
femee Cine Ia vazut formele 81
n a iubit-o! Frumusetea, amicul
meu, este ca 81 geniul. Cind moare
fence frumoasa, pierderea este tot
att de mare ca 81 cind moare un
geniu. Natura pierde ceva afara
din rindu lucrurilor Toata poe
zia lumei sc concentreaza in O fe-
NEE frumoasa. Eu cind privesc nj
ste ochi frumosi par Ca citesc q
poesie, par ca ascult un cintec. Da-
"a S ar arde toate cartilc de poezii
cite $ 'au scris pima acum 81 daca s. a
nimica toate statuele Venerei, pa
CUBA ar Fl tot att de mare 81 intr
un caz 81 1ntr r'altul.
Am aici comori artistice. De 81
in copie, dar nu face mimic! Eu
crez, dupa mine unul, Cd unui a.
var care nici nu mai 1ncape in.
doiala, bolnav - daca i-ai arata
tezaurc de aur reproduce perfect
i'm alt metal, lar face o placere nu
toemai mica !. Mie mi fac repro
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-22

0uzlnl de ghete 81 lmbr&caminte
de TRIMS in Rominia de catra
Comitetul Femeilor Romine din
New York.
Gu dorinta in suflet de a veni
inca odata Gu micul nostru obol
in ajutorul fratilor nostri, carl
au luptat in transeeie pentru IL
berarea neamului nostru 81 infap-
tuirea Romfniei Mari, Comitetul
nostru a facut o colecta spre a.
cest scop Gu ocazia banchetului
dat Ia 16 Februarie 1919, al carui
rezultat q fost de $374.16.
Din aceasta suma 81 din altele
incurse ulterior, s'a cumparat
material (talpa) pentru 600 Pc
rechi de opinci, care material a
fost taiat 81 legat in perechi de
catre membrii Societatii ,,Avram
Iancu", apoi pachetat impreuna
Gu ghetele 81 hainele (noui) de
earl Comitetul mai dispunea 81 g.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-22
CO N v o Q A r E f.

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Augustina" din st. Pa
ul, Mimi, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal din loc, cit 81 pc cei din
South St. Paul, lua parte la Sc
dinta generala, care Sc va tinea
in ziua de ! Iunie 1919, in hala
Hedman din 916 Rice Street, IA
orele 1.30 dupa ameazi.
Deci find uncle chestii de ma
re insemnatate de rezolvat in IA
vorul societatii, sunt rugati sta
ruitor toti fratii membrii q lua
parte Ia aceasta adunare.
|. Tot Ia. aceasta adunare va Il
81 alegerea nolilor functionari
pc periodul ufmator de s luni q
anului 1919.
Fratii membrii care STUNT in re-
stanta Gu cotele lnnare fata dc
societate, 81 binevoiasca 2 le q
chita pentru 4 Fl in buna regula
GU societatea.
n numele societatii August:
ma din St. Paul. MINI.
Damian BulsjA edints'
pstsu ! l1untsan, Ssa.efar aeriptar,
.[le ~ \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-22
DARE DE sKAlGA 81 MULTI
MTA PUBLICA.

Consatenilor din comma Hurez
judetul Fagaras, Rominia, afla
tori prin diferite orase ale Ameri
cei dc nord.
Fratilor consateni dupa cum at
mai fost AWAIT in mai multe rir
duri prin scrisori 81 prin ziar, no
consatenii din comuna Hurez, a
flatori in Canton, Ohio, 81 jur, am
infiintat un fond pentru acei frat
consateni din cOmuna noastra, ca.
re au fost dusi Gu s1la la moarte
de stapinirea maghiara 81 care Sc
vor fl intors Ii casa lor schilavi
81 pentru micii prunci ramasi or
fani, care si-au perdut parintii in
razboiul care trecu.
Deci frati c0nsatenl, aceia care
n'ati daruit psn8 in prezent la a,
cest fond, sunteti rugati veni s.
d-tra in ajutornl acelor nenorocit
Gu suma de la 80 in sus, care Gil
aveti buna vointa, ca 50 putem
aduna suma mai mare ca sd ali.
nam 81 moi intIu citya din munca
noastra suferiptele celor nenoro'
citi din comuna nosstra.
non; fro o<;ln@ nn,,cx tons snufnt,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-22

cum sd iau masuri de a Sc trimi-
te cit mai urgent posibil in tara.
Desi au fost fnvitate toate so.
cietatile romfnesti 81 toti Rominii
din loc la banchetul (masa) mai
| sus amintit, MI luat parte decit
societatea ,,Avram Iancu.s Gu toti
membrii sal, 6 membrii de la So
cietatea Tot Banatu-i Fruncea"
81 citeva persoane carl nu apartin
nici unei societati.
Lauda Sc cuvine acelor pu-
tini Rom1ni, care au raspuns cal
duros invitarei Comitetului 81 au
jertfit Gu drag 81 de data aceasta
pentru un scop at1t de nobil. Eli
au dovedit orr de cite orr am
apelat la ajutorul lor, ca sunt
adevarati Romini, nu numai gu
gura, dar 81 Gu fapta 81 ca putini
buni, impreuna, multi bine pot fa-
ce.
Vorbitori la banchet au fost ur-
matorii:
| N. Marginean, presedintele So
cietatii ,,Avram Iancu", loan Bo-
gos, G. Radu 81 prezidenta Conf
tetului.
Lasam sa urmeze mai jos nu-
mele generosilor donatori 81 care
sunt urmatorii:
Societatea ,,Avram Iancu $5
N. Marginean SIT; I. Bogos So;
T. Stefanescu $13; /. Bisca $l6:
A. Constantinescu $21; Marin
Stan, secretarul societatii ,.Avraa NJ
Iancu $71; Pompei Todor $52; D.
Serbanescu $13; V. Bugariu $40:
| V. Gheaja Sc; A. Muceanu $5
V. L. Iederan ST; I. Stana s.
V. Cucui 81 Societatea Tot Ba-
natu-i Fruncea" So; G. Radu So
G.. Rotariu So; S. Dobrescu 81:
ID. Ionescu SO; G. Draguescu So
A. Maxim SO NJ. Lolici 81 "A. Ne
der So; S. Malinas So; l. Raica
So IF. Herman So; S. Berland 50
F. Toteanu ST.; N. Dimitriu 3;
I. Maluselu So; Dina Gherman
81; D-na j. Popovici ST. |. Chm
dris 81; P. Todorescu 81; G. Bra
nut 81; G.. Penescu 81; V. Dimi-
trescu ST.; F. Grief So; l. >Teodor
81; 1. G.. Hoza So; l. Iancu So !;
V. Stanescu S.; P. Dendiu 81; G.
Hambasan 81; A. Cipu So; D. Po-
pescu So; |. Cosma $5; N. S.
Neamtu $5; g. Cotea So; V. Cara
meta $10;s I. Vlad ST.; A. Banciu
So; DR.. Il. Gherman $3.50; D-na
J. Popovici 'donat 2 gaini pen
tru banchet in yaloare de $4; lar
mai tirziu Dina G. Cotea a donat
0 perinita, care pusa la loterie a
produs suma de s30.
in numcle Comitetului aducem
cele mai vii si calduroase multu-
miri tuturor donatorilor 81 tutu-
ror D-nelor 81 D-nilor care ne-au
dat ajutor intr'un fel sau altul 81
in special fratilor Carameta, in al
caror local am PRINT toate pache-
tele obstinate pentru Crucea Ro-
sic Romina 81 am pachetat in to-
tai 80 de lazi mari, carl s'au tri-
mis- in Rominia pc timpul cind
tara era cutropita de dujmani.
Pentru Comitetul National Lo-
cal No. 2 (Comitetul Femeilor Ro-
mine din New York;:
Asinefta Neder, prezidenta.
Josefina Popovici, secretara.
Maria Muceanu, casiera.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-22

George Iosif Sasu $25; George
Muntean $25; George Visea $25 |;
Achim Burlea Dridifu $40; Ma
teiu Gonna, Beclean So; Petru
Trumbitasiu, Beclean So; Vasile
Lebu, Ucea de sus $5; Andrei,l
Trumbitasiu, Ludisor $4; loan
Motocu, Sasciori 81; loan I. Ben
tea $25; Danila D. Sasu $25; L
oan Streza $25; loan Bentea Gre
Gu $25; Ilie Burlea, Beclean Sc (;
George loan Sasu $25; George l.
nache Sasu $25; Costandin Sasu
$5; Ilarion G. Branzea $40; Geor-
ge Jiga $25; George Micu, Savas-
trent $12; loan D. Sasu, Dridif
$5; George l. Leancu $25; Danila
Iosif Sasu $25; George Fatu $40;
loan S. Tetu $25; Vasile Bentea
$25; Ilie Branzea $25; George T.
Leancu $25.
| Interese de la depunerea bani-
lor in banca pima la prima Ianua-
rie 1919 1859. Donate de la
membrii S. R. 5000.
Deci pc aceasta Gale in numele
celor ce Sc vor fmpartasi din da-
rul dior, lie aducem mare mul.
tumita. Dumnezeu sd lie raspla-
teasca Insult 81 inmiit, ca sa mai
poata da nina de ajutor celor ne
norociti.
| Doriti consateni! MOI mai jos
scrisii, intrunindu-ne la Sedinta
generala in ziua de 25 August
1918, am hotar1t infiintarea unei
societati, care sd ducem in pa.
tria veche, in comuna noastra
Zis 81 facut, despre care credem
ca mai toti att avut stire, 81 asa
am hotarit ca fiecare consatean
sd depuna $50 ca taxa de nscrle-
re, 81 asa suntem ca membrii ur.
matorii:
Danila Bentea, Gavrila Burlea
George Visea, loan Bentea Grecn
George Br1nzea, loan Jiga, Danila
D. Sasu George Muntean, loan
Leancu, George Iosif, Lazu Vasi-
lie, Iosif Lazu, George Burlea, Ii
coicu, George M. March,, George
1. Leancu, loan l. Bentea, D&ni!a
I. Lazu, loan N. Sasu, George l.
oan Lazu, N. l., Maria D. Bran
yea, George Bentea Grecu, Vi
chente Bentea Grecu, Andreiu /
Lazu, Teofil l. Lazu, Iosif Burlea
loan /. Lazu.
Deci acei frati consateni, care
au bunavointa de deveni ca
membrii in S. r. H., sunteti bine
tprimiti, dara nu mai aceia care
au depus 81 vor depune 81 pentru
fondul orfanal suma de $25, dupa
cum am depus 81 moi.
Deci frati collsateni, care avctl
vote sd trimiteti darul d-tra Ia
fondul orfanal, sal trimiteti cu
toata increderea pc adresa frate-
lui Gavrila Burlea No. 2039 N. E
Penna Avenue, Canton, Ohio, caci
dinsul este ca secretar, 81 Gel &C
voiti ceva informatiuni desprc
IS. r. H., tot la dinsul, care va va
raspunde despre toate.
| Acei frati consateni care voiesc
sd inscrie in S. r. H. ca membrii
din fratii dior de acasa, sau pc
alte rudcnii, sunt bine primiti ia
ra de a da la fondul orfanal, du
pa cum au fost inscrisi urmatorii
loan Bente Grecu pc fratii Geor.
ge 81 Vichente, Vasile Lazu pc
Andreiu 81 Teofil, George Visea
pc cumnatii Iosif /. Burlea 81 pc
loan l. Sasu.
| MOI primim in societate 81 per
soane din comunele vecine Gu CO.
muna nOastra.
In speranta ca iubitii nostri con
sateni nu vor trece Gu vederea
awful nostru, am ramas salutln-
du-va Gu dragoste adevarat fra
teasca:
Cons&t0nii din Canton. OhiO
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-22
A F. f IL.

- Cum ii Sc pare? intrebai Pc
prietenul April, aratindu'i i fru-
moasa blonda ce trecea repede pc
trotuarul cell alt.
Drept or ce raspuns, dete din cap
81 lua alta vorba.
Mai departe il intrebai despre 0
alta fata, apoi despre alta. LA fie
care din acestc intrebari 1mi ras-
punse prin aceasi miScarc din cap.
Cind ajunseram i'll dreptul gra-
dinei Episcopiei imi zise:
Cum vaz ell, iii plac foarte
multi femeile. Daca i asa, add la
mine acasa ca sd ii arat femeile me
lc.
- Femeile tale?
- Da femeile meIe.
M 'ntelegeam mimic. Imi trecll
mai intii prin minte ideea ca poa-
te sd alba run harem. Ma gindii
insa la imposibilitatea, la moi, d IA
trai mai mGlte femei in buna ar
monte. Atunci ce femei Sunt astea
ma intrebam mereu fara sa mi pot
esplica.
Trecuram prin Pasaj, luaram
prin strada Stirbei-Voda, trecuram
gradina Cismegiului, ajunseram in
strada acknowledgements, unde To-
cuia April.
Cit intraram in odaia lui, ell in
Writ cheia Gle doua ori in broasca.
apoi incepu sa zimbeasca 81 sa 81
frece miinele ca un ON ce a umblat
multi timp prin frig.
Odaia era adevarata pinaco-
teca. Peretii erau GU desavirsire a
coperiti GU tablouri, prea putine O.
riginale, cele mai multe reproduc-
til. Prin colturi Sc aflau statuete i'm
terra-cotta 81 ipos.
lndata &c sezui jos, ell incepu
,,lti place aici la mine? Ce III
ci? Prea multe cadre. Aceasta lu-
mea in care ma STINT fericit. Ira
csc cu femeile cele mai frumoase
din toata lumea 81 din toate timpu-
rile. Find urft, am int1mpinat in
tot-d 'a-una indiferenta din partea
femeilor, eu, adoratorul nebun al
formelor frufloase. &c pacat cd O.
chii femeesti, nu vad de cit exterio-
rnl, lar nici de cum interiorul u
mi om Ar vedca in mine pc omul
eel mai frnmos, pc amantul Gel mai
aprins! ST fiind-ca exteriorul da
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-13

should not be necessary for a single
able-bodied man in, the United States
to be loaflng OF TO be without q job.
"A discharged soldier who apeplrs
in public in uniform for the purpose
Of advertising the uniform or per.
haps better advertising himself in or.
der to collect without adequate work
funds for his own benefit, is prosti,
tuting the good name of TIE service
Of which he once formed part, and
in which the American people feel
a Just pride7
Chief Magistrate McAdoo, in launch.
ing New York's campaign, has advis-
ed the police ito bring in all persons
who use military attire as means
of almsgetting from sympathetic
public. He ALSO denounces the per-
sons who have commercialized Uae
army olive drab and the navy blue
by sending out their salesmen in uni
form to solicit trade.
u request the public to refuse TO
patronize any concern that puts dol
lar mark on the soldier garb, exact
ing a profit from patriotism, he says.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-13
MOUieS Up In Air
OUer Flying Game
ey United Press.

Los Angeles, Nov. THE movies
are seeking a higher pllne,an air.
plane, as 1t were
For some subtle reason, thus far
unexplained, airplanipg has strongly
appealed to the movie fix.
As a result southern California now
has three completely equipped COM
mercial flying fields, an operated by
motion picture magnates as q side
line and as means Of amusement,
and all doing a thriving commercial
business.
Cecille DeMille noted director, was
the first to so up in the air over av.
iation. He established 'DeMille Field
and later became the leading spirit
in the founding of the Mercury Avia-
ton company which operates a half
dozen aerial taxis and will accept
any Job from bringing a prize pig to
market or taking home q late cele-
hrant, to rush a busy business man
to Kankakee to attend his grand
mothers funeral
Then the Chaplin family saw some
thing funny; evidently, in awaiting
sgd Chaplin, brother Of Charlie,
founded the Chaplin Aircraft corpo-
ration and started Chaplin Field in
the heart OF Los Angeles Brother
Charlie put some OF his money into
it, It's understood. SO now the
Chaplin company is owner of a flock
of Curtis bi.planes and pair of
"seagulls' or flying boats said to be
similar to the famed "Nancies'
Next came Thomas lnce. He start
ed lnce field down at Venice. lnce
isn't in the game commercially as
as the others He's of.
fering, however, $4,000 for the first
man to fly to Australia.
TIE result Of all this is that Los
now claims to be the larg
est commercial aviation center in the
world Scores are learning to fly |
and the hum of the airplane motor
Is becoming such a nuisance that one
GOOD minister is. urging passage of
4 law requiring flyers to shut off
their motors when they fly over
and more than one-tired
'esident is complaining that those
'confounded flynn machines disturb !
lis Sunday morning beauty sleep.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-13
Los ANGELES FIGHTS
AGAINST HIGH RENTS

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. Omitted
Press) Establishment of revolving
fund by sthe city to be used in IL
nancing house building projects is
under consideration by the city coun.
ell.
1t results from agitation by the
Los Angeles Rent Payers League
which claims rent profiteering in
Los Angeles is rampant
Under the proposed plan a charter
would be necessary to
permit the city to appropriate a sum
Of money to be used in building
houses which would be sold to citi-
zens on the installment plan at
low rate of interest and on long
term payments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-13
A DISTRICTS IN
COUNTY To SHOW
y FINE POULTRY

Fourteen school district poultry
shows Will be held in Grady county
This year, according to an announce
ment made this morning at the coun.
ty school superintendent office.
The shows are held under the direc-
tlon of the county superintendent S
office, assisted by Mrs. Nettie Cor,
yell, courty home demonstration agent.
School district poultry shows will
be held at the following points:
Amber ON morning of November
18th,
Tuttle, on afternoon Of November
17h
Meridian, en- morning Of Novom-
Der 18th.
Pocassct on afternoon of Novem,
Der 18th.
Middleburg, on morning Of Novelu-
Der 18Th.
Friend on afternoon of November
18th.
Alex, on morning. Of November 20.
Bradley, on afternoon OF November
2Oth
Pioneer on morning of November
21st.
Ninnetoh on affa,ronn of \o,,a,,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-13
ONLY a COLD

Are you ill9 is often asked "oh.
it's only a cold" as if cold was a
matter of little consequence, but peo.
pie are beginning to learn that a
common cold is matter not to be
trifled with, that some Of the most
serious diseases start with cold
As soon as the first indication of Il
cold appears take Chamberlaius
Cough Remedy. Remember thst the
sooner you got rid Of your cold the
less tho danger, aud this remedy will
help you to throw 1t or. d-w.tm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-13
TREATY MAY BE MODIFIED

Paris the supreme court having
considered the report Of Sir George
Clerk, who was sent to Rumania as
commissioner for the council, has
sent to Bucharest note stating that
the council is ready to consider a
modification OF the clauses Of the ST.
Germain treaty with Austria guaran-
tceing protection to racial and reig
ious minorities as soon as the Ru-
manian government is ready to sign
the convention, according to the Re
tit Parisien
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-13
THIS MEANS YOU

When you get up with a bad taste
In your mouth. dull tired fee.ins,
no relish for food and are eonstipat.
ed, you may know that you need q
dose Of Chamberlains Tablets. They
not only cause an agreeable move
ment OF the bowels bur cleanse and
invigorate the stomach and improve
the digestion d-w-lm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-13
GETS TEN YEARS

FgederickJon, n, B--Werner Horn.
the German reseryist who attempted
to distroy st. Croix bridge by dyna.
.miting It February 1918, was sen.
fenced today to ten years in the pen.
itentiary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-13
DRIVE ON PEDDLERS IN ARMY-NAVY
UNIFORMS LAUNCHED OYER COUNTRY

New York, Nov. li-All the back.
ing that the wlr department can
give it viii be behind the New York
CITY drive against peddlers in the
uniform Of the army or navy who are
found selling things in public places
hundreds OF letters of pro,es. have
reached the citys police department.
ana II is announced that men in uni
form will no longer be allowed to
peddle or beg.
secretary Of War Baker, in a letter
recently made public, called atten.
tion to this nuisance which sad
sprung mp in many Of the larger
cities Major General William G.
Haan, now in charge of soldier EN-
ploymcnt for The war department, is
determined to use every means posi-.
bic to upaold the sanctity of the
army and navy uniforms throughout
the country There are practically
no laws against such misuse, save in
isolated communities, and Secretary
Baker and General Haan hope to
achieve taeir end by calling on the
general public to cease ratroriziDg
such offenders.
IN 9 statement issued from the Of
flee Of tae assistant to the secretary
OF war, General Haan declares:
"A man in uniform seeking aims
On trying to peddle worthless trim.
kets or booklets is a living witness
70 the assumption that the ~United
stsfes government has neglected its
fighting men, leaving them to shift ,
for themselves
IN the minds of the people of tie
United States and in the minds Of
some of the discharged soldiers dur.
ing the first few months after de-
mobilization started there appeared
TO be ground for the belief that the
government was neglecting its ex-
soldiers. This was only apparent.
however The congress desired that
the soldiers be properly cared for.
1t created mac inery to look after
disabled men by authorizing the or
ganiz ion Of the Federal Board for
Vocational Training and appropriat-
ing considerable sums Of money. I'll
has taken some little time for this
beard to get into operation. 1t is
row, however beginning to do effee-
tive work.
The secretary of war on his own
account organized in his office a ser
vice which has looked after discharg-
ed enlisted men OIL. of jobs, has put
them everywhere in touch with EN-
lIoyers and has enlisted the service
Of the welfare organizations, the
American Legion and other bodies in
assisting them to get in touch with
employers and ether activities anx
ious to look out for their welfare and
give them employment This bu-
teau, now known as the Service and
Information Bureau, has done tre-
ncndOus amount of work by its agen- :
.es all over the United States for :
he discharged soldiers and gt the
present time it may be sail that Il i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-13
HUN TREAcHERY is
TO BE PAID EOR.


Paris.-Demand will be made of
Germany that all violations of the
armistice shall be made good. This
has been decided upon by the sup
RENE council which has completed
the protocol to the German treaty
The protocol provides that Germa-
ny shall surrender cruisers and de-
stroyers to replace those sunk at
Scapa Flow, and also surrender float
ing dry dock, lighters, cranes, tugs
and other naval equipment equal in
value to that of t first class battle
ships destroyed, which Germany can
not replace.