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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18


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NNN lE'-N Nhlte COOK one that onn
>, N'Na cn'if' "i ,'Ieh anu run ~
harvey man preferred BOX on, hugo,
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wlNrEp-llard good, candy maker.
Co., ASK a., ,'I wss, e g s,n' Fine '''A"'" candy
HEGIslEEEp asr I; sr rAMMACisT @ Haa,,a ante
,.,, good wages leI , sood %a%; B. dopsr: xg
macy, sionewan, oAla'
WI NJ rn 'oo az one, ''ts, u'sss % snUe " y,
va,L Iy,,,o ~, v.i,. 49, Vo,
vrm otis - 'N'N''
wANTrn- s,r,c,,y h,gb ,,ad. ary
cleaner and pr,ssrr +" handle small
9mptmt of work Ia hnth Tho cleaning
and pressing room, none hut the very
best need apply viii pay top salary
and permanent place Npply At once,
The American Laundry Co. Shawnee
okla.
WANTED ht once, a shocmaker. Rapid
Shoe h'pair Shop' 0Vo W, ohnhulker'
Muskogee. Okla.
SHOE REpAIRERS wanted, fiyc fast
jackmen. permanent employment.
-nlary $40 week; wire Seventh street
shoe Shop, M 1lh ST, Wichita Falls.
Texas.
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rDgiGlnU. Tn0C wages IN
rlwnG imam. RMD9fTS, IN
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VANrEn. WANTED ,Yo u,st-c,. "a
| cont makcrs and n vest maker.
si.adv toh, Clem Urncrre A. Son
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| IhhhE more men WIN 'd'S 10 ullNe
statesmen 80 per day' expenses fri'
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AUTO PAINTERS WANTED - one
aulpet hhI ] ]linlsnsr, a,o per WEE" ant
si"aNs Juu, sutouu m'V" ~ n,
Vv,o! 'pt'an "nu ut',e IT,, ~ ~ n,,n
,ri,,,,, goo ,rnrt =, cts,n,n ahou
,yaso" a,,'' { 10 10 ,t5 R,rdv, eli Catrl,r. 4
An, unrt. Crc,t J.rL KIM
YTrn-o,. frs, c,nss cake baker;
div work go ncr week. two ncu y
r,r day. must he last and good work
man. Royal Bakery, Gushing, Ok!a
| WANTED -Four good bricklaycrs at
jefferson. okla. none hut rncchan cs
need aprly. wages 81 per s-hour day.
I Phone OF write, J. A. Mitchell q SON
Jefferson, pkln.
I WANTEn-A first class painter and
paper hanger. Iishomlngp Paint a
| Taper Co. T,fhomlngo, pkh.
! WANTED-puplcy pressman. wire sX-
! pertrucr. wages wanted. pimniIuu
permanent cnpable prcsrman The
Dolly Traveller, Arkansas CITY, kansp
pAETNlHa NyANTFD-In well es-
tnbusleJ oil ma re,I estate nuslness
Some cnultnl rcdilrsl Quick action
necessary B-ai. ukIah,mau.
WANTED strong young man, is To- ..
years old. MS ASSISTANT shipping clerk
Cail 3ll Grain Exchange building Bur.
coughs AdtnR Mh' hiuc Co
g5 CARPENTERS. union vngc scales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

ll1l)-liOOd prcasrr, Apply In
p,rson. Strong's Clcahing Co, 795 y.
"hNTFD-3 or i-pirco orchestra
M,,,hkD, one engagement every two
psSss' psSss' VIII pay we'll Address Box $3.50
PRINTER WANTED .-- ComnctcnI ,oh
,,o ". ~ man day work, steady eltiia,
.hnn, "ealthiul clta,c, good pny, union
i.,p rNolleno Printing Comuany, Ali.
nnhohit wanted~tt once. ,g0 ruarop
ar' ,ns' 90 percent; no fIoatcrs need 10
sppn,n, pasenehl q. l.. Palmorc,
oputn.in ,,',,,.,'..' s"rber shop, VI Reno Okla
ANTEb--9 or , brlcklayers nj once.
npp'y Yukon Grain u Mn Co, Yu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

ENGINEER, city license; position at
once. Engineer, l2?h W. California,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

n, n,,n XIX '.,r ,...'.,.....S 90
Pv mail one wear with THE SUM-
DAY pkLNiIDMAN ...... .,,.''aa aaN'''U
Py agent. carter or uewsnoy'
cents q copy OF 10 cents n week
In Oklahoma City.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES. teven'hg
and DAILY OkLNllNNAN tmofnlI
iG pHpers u week dt'l' .rrd ny '"' 'l.,
innOllahoml city aud VICINITY per
Week. 20 c,u,f, ,..r.
An unsolicited manuscripts. letters
end nlcturcs ser' tp tNr Times re sent
n. me risk uf the ovutr The Okhhoms
Publishing company expressly rcnndl =
ntes any responsibility for their she
custody OF return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

NpDlEGRGED woman for llgh, house
work by employed people: one who
ls motherly and good natured. no Otncr
need answer. Wa'sut 6ss2. Maple s'2L
WANTED liousekeeper, for family of
three room furnished walnut G5s2
WANTED Salcslndy FOR rcady-to- wear
must be frst-clnss. The Famous.
ilh " Grand.
GOOD COOK mud housekeeper. good
wages with $50 room, gas and cleo
tr'c. si2 y shartcl.
NEAT refined middle aged or elderly
woman keep house for widoVar on
farm; no children; good home for right
one. Best references. Box S52, Temple.
Okla.
WANTED Experienced colored girl for
general house work: references. Wal
nut 2662
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The ASsociptcd Frc-F Is oNclue'NeN
entitled 20 the use for republication 0t
tll news diFnaichrs credited to ~ no,
sisn IN. local utws published herein
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

HooKkEEPER wants set Of books for
evenings; thoroughly experienced I:
services reasonable references X.7t
Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

,rENOGRNPHER wanted. Apply ?3t
LIhertY Nntl Bank Kldg.
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED-s or 7-room furnished house
north or northwest near CHr line: ref
trcnce furnished. Can Maple 1iali
Walnut S6s6.
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Statesmen WANTED
By Goldberg

CAN use a few high class stock sales
men, 1000 barrel refinery under con-
s'rurtion. company passed by State is-
sues Commission. president owns con-
trolling interest In over 900 barrels
production In CARRIER field; stock selling
last. Phone, wire or write
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

UARpER TRAnr taught ladle. and
gentlemen; position euarhnteed 'ree
catalogue crplalning. Write Texas
parher College Dallas or Fort Worth
Texha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

WANTED-Experienced candy sales.
lady: none but experienced need ap-
ply Rose Candy shop, 202 w. Main.
WANTED Middle aged woman Tor
housework: care two children. 5?s
East 7th.
COMPETENT stenoeraphcr See Mr.,
Bulls, room Sii, Pioneer Bldg
HOUSEkEFPER wanted 40 ". goth
Walnut 1888.
NURSE GIRL wanted. 10 W. Goth,
Walnut 1888.
STENOGRAPHER wanted by Oklaho-
ma City firm, give details and expe-
rienea etc. In reply. S-Gl. Oklahoman.
WANTBD-Youn lady II to 20 for
clerical work; In reply state age. edu'
cation and experience. G-29. Oklnho-
man.
WANTED-High school or business col
lege girl TO stay at night in es-
change for room and board In nice
home Walnut 40.
EXPERIENCED lady wanted TO mend
mems clothes. Sis West Grand,
WANTED-Ref white giri to as
sist with the care OF . children. age
. and 6, 40l W. 18TH. Walnut 35is
WANTED Experienced white girl for
hous.work good wages and home for
right girl, Phone Maple 1881.
WANTED--A careful woman for flat
work. counting and' checking. good
position, also woman for other fiat
work departments New State Laun-
dry, 100 n. Francis.
GIRLS for cafeteria Yale. 9 North
Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18
HOTEL DIRECTORY

WAYNE HOTEL--Good meals, homo
style. sSc; 10 beds. hot and cold va
ter. privileges OF bath sSc and up,
prices rea sonable. close to all depo,s. .
good, straight house. w. J. Carter,
Prop
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WANTED--To rent or lease S-rooIn
house In good neighborhood Walnut
1902
WANTED TO RENT--Furnished three
rooms In private home; north Of tin
ST west OF Broadway. by four gentle
men, board optional; references Phone
Walnut sIi9 Eo,tth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

SHORTHAND, iypevr''lnr Spanish,
French, bookkeeping; learn nov; nay
liter. Ampnto Business Institute, i0i
baltimore RIdgs phone Walnut 1874.
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WANTED

A I. s or 6-room apartment, furnished
or unfurninhed. Mr. and Mrs A. ].
Gothold and son. Eugene Walnut 77os.
WANTED--To rent. garage. close IN.
Call Room COS, Ozark Rooms, after
\ D. M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18
q You Made Good for
the Boss, You Can
Make GOod for
TOurselfl

IYfty lhrco honker. h,ye uIIhIn n
year oult their lucr.,,ye nost, ,n t,kr
nm The line n, hus,ns.s 90 ,van, yo,, a.
,ak. nm. ,n,,,, ,,a,,.,,.', -, - ~
,hs .oms ib.v',. wsLtrs '" n,or 49, ovov ovnv
than thew ever ,nade I'm THAR iives ana
doing /, ea,,er And ,hsv
DON'T HAVE To LEAVE uoupi
They're selling . rormodi,v naedsa
by every busIne,, man. every farmer
eysry woman. and honsb, nv neariv ail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

WORK wanted In the afternoons BY
expert stenoGrapher. experienced;
reasonable. x-30, Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18
Walker Refinery

Fifth Floor First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Chlckasho, oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

WANTED-To rent n 5 or s.rooni bdn-
xslow. with privilege OF buying later
II suited Mapl. 2Oi6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

BoOKkEEPER and accountant wishes
position with reliable firm; all
round office man; can give hest 81 ref
sronceA Address B-cA Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18
'APER HANGING AND PAINTING


PAPER HANGING and painting; Just
returned from A. r. f.: have com
plcte stock Of wall paper. Maple 3033.J
WALL PAPER hung; 81 room up.
Samples brought Walnut 656s-J:
Maple 6i9, Tom Ford.
WALL PAPEK-1c; my prices are the
best bring samples. estimates work
D. NJ Psrrett. 1l2 W. 1rd. Walnut 6757
PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER. Call
Walnut 1867. will bring samples. cheap
prices; work suara anteed. Greenlee.
PAINTING and paper hanging. rooms
$500 and up. Maple bl7. V. d. by
kins
INDEPENDENT paper hanger. Phone
Walnot 1899 Edwards.
ROOMS papered. 50 up; samples: also
painting. Walnut 35i2. Maple 1924.
w H. Roach.
ROACH BROS. bis N. Hudson. Call
Maple 1897. Night Maple ss5 or Ma
pie $50.
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Wanted

w u w NcA
Eenl clever millinery raloslady with
thorough knowledge of hirh.clnss mer-
chnndis,. only those with Al rcfvr-
ruoes need apply. Good shlaty 10 right
party Willing to go out " town. h
Rosenthals Fashion Shop, 81 y, Robin
son.
WAITRESS wanted. Nrstoi hotel
RELIABLE white nurse TO care for two
children. only one with experience
need J~lpply References required. Ma
pie Sha
NANTED-Twu lady helpers on pants
and coats. Apps ll9'3 y. Broadway
room
STENOGRNPllEN. accurate mud will
| INK worker Answer own haudwrit.
| lng, stating age, experience ana salary
expected B-332, Oklahomnu
| WANTED Stcnoerapher with eApcri-
| "nce using dic,aphone Reply with
f'no particulars and state salary eN-
pected Give phone number FOR inter
view. Good hours md pleasant sur
roundlngs N-6i Oklnhomsu
WANTED White girl Tor general
houscwork IN small family Walnut
20li ioJ W nth
| WANTED-,A stcnoernpher; one that
can take dlcn'lon and read her
own notes correctly. no students need
apply, call In person. Sharp Auto
supply Co, iOd y. broadway. CITY.
| NANTED--Comhination teacher OF
bookkeeping and Gregg horthand:
must he ambitious and possess sales
manship ability. Guthrie Business
college. Guthrie. okla
WRITE for three good reasons why
you should take your business train.
ing In Guthrie Business College. Guth-
rie. Okla
| RELIABLE woman, make $500 month
small capital. no chance TO lose See
Miller. Gladstone hotel. l2sie West Cali
fornia
WANTED~Chunbermaid; good place
for the right person Apply Colllyes
hotel 3l6is N. Broadway.
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ROOM WITH BOARD ron sENr

ROOM WITH BOARD rOR RENT
~-N~~0N~>~>~>>>>--->>>~~>~Ss~
REAL home cooked meals served at
ll?? N. Broadway; phone US about
them Walnut ?uS.
FOR HOME cooking and good room.
i12 West ith
DESIRABLE south room md board 10
gentleman. private family. exce.lsnt
location. Phone Walnut &6is
FOR RENT to parties employed nice
ly furnished front room. breakfast
and 8 O'Clock Dime, n desired. also Use
OF garage; phone Walnut s7ii.
DESIRABLE room with breakfast and
o'clock dinner. ?27 East 9TH. Wal.
nut 6Sti.
ROOM AND BOARD Men preferred.
sis West eth.
doob room and board home like place.
20 w. 7th.
INVALID may find room. board and
caro- by registered nurse IN pleasant
private home, references exchangedt'
Maple 1901.
FOR RENT - Large front sleeping
room In private homo. win serve )
meals daily II desired. Walnut bSeS.
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WANTED-Glrl 'or .leiIca' work. An
sWcr IN own hand writing; state age
aud salary expected 10 start Nddrcss
y Co. car OkiahUmau.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

WANTED-W white cook. one that crr
take charge Of a kitchen ana run n.
Harvey man preferred Box or. Hugo.
Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

PAINTING and paper hanging. rooms
$500 and up. Maple bi7. V. d. by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

TWO or three modern light hourekeep-
ing rooms by couple with one chrd
R-n, Oklahoman.
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WANTED--To rent. garage. close In.
Call Room SOS, Ozark Rooms. after
ep, m.
HAVE you a house 10 rent7 PhoNs
Cary, Walnut 7bl2. Walnut B777.
WANTED TO RENT-Thres or fur
nic" unfurnishsd modern rooms;
wanted by couple. no children. no OBJ
,ec'Ions to distance. Walnut 70s.
TRAVELLING MAN and wife wan, room
and board In private home good locs-
tlon: near carl'ne; references exchanged.
Gas. Oklnhoman.
EMPLOYED couple desire room and
board XII. Okhhomsn
s on s-hOOM house. Rest OF refer
.nces a. to care Of property. Walnut
WANTED-By responsible party, 8 or
6-room modern bungalow; furnished
or unfurnlshcd: northwest preferred.
Mss. Oklahoman. "
MODERN 3-room unfurni,hed apart
ment In good neighborhood, no chill
dren. Mi, Oklahoman.
REFINED middle aged lady and young
lady daughter would like 20 fVks care
NJ house for the winter whiiA people
are out Of town. best reference. Phone
Walnut 1925. ask for Mrs Dolson. =
uNFURNiSHED house: 3 rooms or
larger. Office Phone Walnut 550j.
Residence Phone Walnut b5i-J.
FURNISHED Housekeeping rooms In
West Capitol I'M Maple 59i5.
YOUNG lady employed desire. a home
With refined people: would he willing
10 help with house duties; answer I'm
Inediately. x-& Oklahoman.
WANTED TO RENT-Threo or four
nice unfurnlshcd modern rooms:
wanted by couple. no chlldren: no Oh
leotions to distance. Walnut iOs
WANTED TO rent improved s or 10
acre tract q. c. Wall iis East
Park
TWO or three modern ii,h, hoti-ekeen-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

WANTED-NIght cook; pastry and pie
work Mecca Cafe. Cement. Okla.
WANTED-Talloress: girl keeper on
conts Apply l33is ". Main
Tirlsr WANTS Copy work In eve
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

WANTED -- experienced shlrtwaist
saIeslady. Harry ka,2.
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UNFURNlSKED ROOMS
FOR pENT

WILL RENT two uph,rnished rooms
for hight housekeeping. adults only.
use Of phone. lights and gas furnished.
SIS per month. o2h w. Main. Wal.
nut 6sio.
3 UNFURNlSHBD rooms, fine ioca.
tion. water. lights. gas and phone
free. adults only. Maple $50
FOR RENT-Ons extra large unfus-
nished room. Maple <55o.
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WANTED-An experienced single col
ored woman for general housework
Auply 40 W 9Th
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INDEPENDENT paper hanger. Phone
Walnot 1899 Edwards.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

WANTED Experienced millinery sales
lady, good salary. Harry katz
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

WANTED--ilard gooda candy maker
ask for J. u, Fine Iackmau Candy
Co. A. West 6th
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HOOMS papered. {2 up; snmpIc.. also
painting. Walnut S5i2. Maple lt2i,
~ ~ Rnarh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-18

WhNTED-Gunrdinn Tor cight-year- old
boy; mother dead, father travels
suitable compensation. X95 Oklaho-
man
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-13
WOMEN OF SERVICE APPEAR IN
DARK BLUE TRIMMED
IN WHITE.
If OFFICIAL UNIFORM
OF RED CROSS cANTEEN
Uniforms Make Very Smart Appear
ance and Distineuis e, Workers From
Mere Spectators - Provide Soldiers
Passing Thru With 1926 Dozen
Doushnuts and 146,4 400 Cisaress.

Mashalltown has Red Cross can
teen service dispensing goodies to re-
turned soldiers of which its towns
people may well be proud and now the
city may be even prouder for the cam
teen workers appeared this week in the
niftiest uniforms Imaginable. They
are dark blue percale, made with white
collar and cuffs and on the front of
the waist is worn a white shield with
a large Red Cross in the center. This
is the official uniform for Red Cross
canteen workers and there is an OFF,
cial hat that goes with the uniform.
1t is dark blue sailor of rough
straw with a plain silk band to match,
on the front of which is a small white
shield bearing a red cross in the center
above which are the letters "A. r. c.
and below "Canteeu Worker" en-
broidered in blue.
Some of the workers are wearing IN
stead of the hat a white cap like the
collar and cuffs on the uniform on the
front of which is placed the small
white shield with the Red Gross and
the letters. 4 larger shield, with the
Red Cross and letters. is worn on the
left cuff by the day chairmen.
The uniform and the hat or cap to-
gether make Il very smart appearance
and also make ii easier to Distinguish
the canteen workers from the on
lockers Only workers who serve
regularly each week are entitled to
wear the uniforms.
Give Away Much Food.
The Red Cross Canteen service was
started in this city Dec. IS, 1918 and
since then all limited trains and some
local trains. as well as every troop
train passing thru the city each day.
have been met and served by the
workers In addition to doughnuts, hot
coffee and cigarets, pest cards pencils
and stamps are given out to the SOL
diers until Marshalltown has won
reputation as one of the best canteens
in the country where you get real
doughnuts, like mother used to make
according to soldiers who have passed
thru here and letters that have been
sent to the local chapter of Red Cross.
II is interesting to note that during
four months of the five that the can
teen has been in existence, soldiers of
have been served 1,454 gallons of
coffee, 1926 dozen doughnuts and
146, 400 cigarets. At times when dough-
nuts could not be made in time for
troop train, cookies and apples were
served OF these 400 dozen cookies and
4,046 apples were given the soldiers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-13
DRAFT PLANS FOR BUILDING.
Memorial Association Prepares for
Memorial Hall.

Plans FOR a memorial to Marshall
county veterans of American wars
were considered Monday evening at
meeting of the Marshall County Mem
orial Hall Association held at the Y.
NJ. c. A. Architects estimates on
buildings planned were found to be too
high and notifications will be made
before the final plans are accepted. The
original plan called for a combined
memorial hall and coliseum. the latter
feature being included at the sugges-
ton of the board of supervisors. This
plan called for building 120 by $50
feet or larger. with a seating capacity
of $500 or more, with lodge rooms for
the various patriotic societies of the
county. Plans proposed called for
reinforced concrete building. with an
auditorium with permanent seats, four
lodge halls. two large and two small,
museum and large dining room, to
seat 400 or more. in the basement.
After the ways and means COM
mittee had drafted plans at a recent
meeting it was suggested that the
basement be so arranged ais to provide
for an armory in case this city should
maintain a national guard company in
the future. This feature, however. was
eliminated as it was found that it
added greatly to the expense or Lum.
struCtion, because Of the steel trusting
! necessary.
The association has taken steps 10
procure from other cities plans for
memorial halls and coliseums already
built, and at the next regular meeting.
May 10, 1t Is hoped to have more
definite plan prepared to submit to the
voters.
One reason for the high cost OF con q
struction, as submitted by architects,
as .a.c. building with a seating
capacity Of 5000 rather than $500, had
| been figured on.
| Three sites are under consideration
| by the association for the proposed
| building, two on West Main street and
one on Church street. With the pro-
posal for building, the association
will recommend a site, which, under
the Davidson law, the county may con-
denim for the purpose.
The county board hopes to make the
building large enough to supply all
convention needs in this county and to
be serviceable for years to come.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-13
Former Marskalltowa
Boy Wins French War /.
Cross For Gallantry

Another native son, Harold NJ. Sails
bury, son of Mr.. and Mrs, II. A. Sails
bury, formerly OF this city but now of
Glendale. Calf. has been honored by
the French government with tho
decoration of the croix de guerrc,
Salisbury, attached TO Company b,
3l6th field signal battalion. was chosen
for the French military honor because
OF Sallantry In action in laying tele-
phone lines under heavy artillery fire.
The citation from the company COM
mander to the commanding general
says:
During the darkness OF night, oct,
80, 1918, between Desselghem and
Waerenghem, Chauffeur Salisbury dis
played extraordinary horolsm, courage
and devotion to duty under trying con-
ditions. while stringins one OF the main
axial lines from the sidccar of his
motorcycle, light reel devised for the
rapid laying of the line from the side
car. Chauffeur Salisbury had the task
of taking his motorcycle over the road,
at the same time tending the playing
out of the wire: this double and diff
cult task was performed under severe
gas shell attack of the enemy and be-
fore H hour on oct. 81 this line had
been completed to the divisional A. /.
c.. near Waerenghem.
Again, on Nov. 2. this soldier. dis
playing the same GOODNESS and remark
able courage while alone, carried in
the same manner one main axial line
into AnGenarde from the town of
Knock, n distance OF several X; this
under terrific shell fire from the
enemy.
ALSO. during the night Of Nov. ., this
soldier with his usual cheerfulness.
took his sidecar from Wootegem to
Revere, delivering three miles of wire
to the signal detachment for transfer
to Eyne where connections across the
Escant river was called for. This trip
was made as usual without lights and
under shell fire.
In these three instances Chauffeur