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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE

YOUNG woman thoroughly experienced
In country hank desires position; ref
ercnces. ]. u Oklahoman.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
position: real estate preferred Post
office Rox 73i.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
position In general real estate office
lS Box k-62 oklnhoman
BEGINNER stenoerapher desires posi-
tion; viii atart for reasonable salpry.
Call Walnut 40.
ENPERIENCED stenographer desires
permanent position. X SO. Oklaho-
man.
LADY stenographer desires COPY work
or something similar 10 do after Of
flee hours, evenings Call Walnut $40
after y. m.
YOUNG lady desires llgh, office work:
can use typewriter. Miss Reich, wal
nut 1855
YOUNG lady desires rosition as book
keeper prefer work IN bank; VIII
leave city. class Al penman. Bib
oblahoman,
YOUNG LADY desires position as PIX
operator or clerical work, two yeats
experience Walnut G32i
Al STENoGRAPHER desires EN-.
ployment as private secretary, Room
30i, kinskade hotel
COLORED girl wants to do house.
work or washing and ironing at her
home Walnut sac
WASHING wanted by the bundle.
Phone Walnut 6263.
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WANTED - Woman 10 do genera,
housewcrk, must be fairly good cook.
NJ l.. Harris Lumber Co, Crum
Creek. Ola.
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY

DRESSMAKING, alterations and hand.
work. prices reasonable. 1903 East
10th.
WANTED-Plain and fancy sewing.
prices reasonable. i02n West Main.
Room $40 Mrs, Gilbert.
DRESSMAkiNG AND TAILORING.
Mrs Mlddlestead. Walnut 1884,
HEMSTiTCHlNG and picoting. attach
mcnt works on all makes sewing mu-
chimes for $3.50: samples OF work with
full instructions. Address Mrs J. +.
Light BoS l27, Birmingham. Ala.
DhEsSMAKlNu. hair work, Maple
3ias-R.
DRESSMAkING AND ALTERATIONS
Also PLAIN sewing. Call Walnut 55i5.
Room J. 300is w Reno
WANTED - Plain and fancy sewing.
prices reasonable. Maple 27i9. 6lj
West California.
CALL Walnut 77i7-J. experienced
dressmaker. bring your silk dr%seg
and other fall seWngs now.
DhESSMAKlNG and plain sewing at
1928 West Reno.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
Secondhand Clothing


G, H. Hankins pays highest prices for
mems clothing and SHOES. Phone Maple
l02 will call.
CALL PHILLIP. the second -ha nd
clothing buyer Shoes, trunks, grips.
Maple t2l0.
THE HOME TOWN CLOTHING
DEALERS. io7 q. Broadway. walnut
1900. buy clothing. shoes. trunks. suit
cases. State time to call.
CASH patio for ladies' and Gentlemen's .
sect ond hand clothing. Walnut $500.
WAKTED--A small fIreproof safe. give
size. price and where safe can be
seen. BIS caro- Oklahomsn.
WANTED Elberta peaches: large va
tcrmelons. 'car lots. Also express
shipments peaches. Wire. Write us
Bcebe brokerage d Commission Co
wichita Kansas.
HIGHEST price paid Tor scrap.books
and magazines. Cali Walnut SS7.
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HOUSEkEEPER wanted 10 take
charge OF home for business man and
small son. pleasant. convenient home
In small town; must he 10 years Of age
or older. Address NJ. D.. Oklahoman.
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DREsshAKiNG AND MILLINERY

DREsSMAK1NG ana alterations
Mary Monger. Maple $3.50. Room 2l5
kerr's
DREssMAKfNG done. Walnut 3i37-J
CLIMB tie stairs and save q dollar
Special r'.ertlcb given 10 orders ant
remodeling. Grey Millinery 225b Wss'
Main.
pLAN sewing. 2i7h ~ broadway
Walnut 5s72. Mrs. Stroup, room z.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19

Al MANAGER WRITER, years eX-
perlcnce In newspaper. retail, mail
order and general advertising, open for
job; productive sales letters; success
ful collection letters written; also fold
ers, catalogues VIII leave city. K-3l.
Oklahoman.
PHARMACIST desires position ia or
out OF CITY. Maple 4I50-J
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WANTED - StCnogHphcr. f5j per
month Call today 40 North Broad
Wnv
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED 49, A yaung lady a. begin
training In small surgery hospital,
must be above ordinary intelligence ana
appearance, as she Will he expected 10
take head place In the shortest possible
time, Will pay s35 per month and board
and training, Send full information, In
cluding age. height and weight TO Or.
standifer, Spur. Texas,
EXPERIENCED white girl TO work In
tho dining room and general work.
1901 s. Robinson.
WANTED-A young woman TO do
light housework for n widowcr
work is very light. have no children,
but would not object to lady with one
child. Address MO, Oklahoman.
BRIGHT Young ladies' wanted for tcle-
phone operators; experience unnec-
cssary: we pay YOU while learning, APP
ply room 2l6. Pioneer Rldg.
A colored girl l6 years old to help
with work: and couple to rent ser
wants room, 5Ol East ilth,
WANTED Mlddla-aged lady for house.
keeper. CAN Maple %. 709 w Ith,
WANTEb-Girl for general housework
In niceh country home. Gail Walnut
4G3S
WANTED Someone TO help with house
work; apply Mrs. c, II. Lynch. III S.
Dewey.
BOOKKEEPER. unmarried for small
town In Oklahoma. Address Ms, Ok
lahomnn.
EXPERIENCED woman: housework
good wages: family two. li02 West
30th. Maple 226s
WANTED-Girl to do light housework
one In family. 1909 West 2ist. Ma
| pie s597.
WANT white cook, ii0 Elm St, Nor
man. okla. for students. Walnut
5ii2. oklahoma city.
WANTED-Girls for box department
| oklahoma Paper Co, 30i East Call
fornin
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WANTED Number OF shirt operators.
Flora Shirt Go. lis w. md.
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UNFURNlsRED ROOMS
FOR p1NT

aio r. sRD-A unfurnlshsd rooms for
renk
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WANTED-Man holding lie certificate
as teacher Of 7th. sth grades and two
high school subjects; phone 1913. l.. q.
4 yandersall, Skiatook, Okla.
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WANTED--Bookkeeper for bank 10 op-
crate burroughs posting ma chine.
Must be experienced. Address NJ. Il.
care Okiahoman
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING
American dealers. Get our prices be-
fore YOU sell. Phone Mr.. Marsh. Wal
nut 9?i, will call
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Edwards & Edwards
Maple 1914 az Maple 39sb-R..

THNEE or SIX fufhIShrd tUUHb Ut 70
Ehst tth. iSb month. Call
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-19

| YOUNG MAN wanted for shipping
room ss5 month. good future. no
loafers wanted. Apply 20 W. California
| Ave.
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DON'T give II nwny, we buy and sell
anything Call Walnut 1866.
HIGHEST prices paid for mems sec
ond-hand clothing and shoes. Call
Maple 1912
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

WANTED Room and board In private
home by refined employed young
couple; desire large cozy room; refer
ences Call Maple lii6.
WANTED - Room and board with y
widow who win board two small
children when school starts; give full
particulars first letter. Ca, OKLA
homnn
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WANTED-Plain and fancy sewing.
prices reasonable. ,O2H West Main.
Rnnm Aln Mra Ellhnrf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY Coldbsrg

American aud pay tho highest prices
In the city. Phone Walnut 2c6. | will
call
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Cut oui the pi,iuts on All iuu, sides
Then cnfefnilv toid dotted line I i,s
"hiire enr,h. rher dotted I'm. 2, aua
~ on. fold eHch --r,rn nndefurnt u
accurately When completed turn oyYi
nnd yonll find u surprising result. Saw
the pictursA
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Fi class warbler Must
be steady Wages from $50 to $40
per week Bob Garich, Blackwell. Okla.
WANT good night cook DO short or
dcrs and some pastry No hard
place for good man. Wages good.
Campbells Cafe. LAwton, Okla. phone
1855.
WANTED-An all round printer. nd and
Job man Good wages In one OF best
equipped offices In Oklahoma. Address
or phone News-Democrat. Waurika,
Okla.
EXPERIENCED shoe men. good po-
sltion for tho right party. w. T..
Head Shoe Co. 1881. West Main.
WANTED Man or woman, can do al
tcratiOn work on mems clothes,
Call AT 30 West California Ave. city.
WANTED-Mid aged single man as
night clerk. Apply Victoria hotel
Walnut 9sl
WANTED Delivery boy with wheel,
Apply Room iOl, Gross Rldg.
Statesmen WANTED n YOU want
to earn 10000 weekly cali at 2ij
Colcord Bldg, Tuesday, Ask for Mr.
Elsie.
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WANTED-A largo double door fire.
proof safe. give size, price and where
safe can be seen, B-li9. care okla
hOmnn
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WANTED -- One million second hand
sacks sound grocers run &c each.
chop and bran. lOc. Peerless Bag Co..
Is East Rsno
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

HADLEY INN, opposite Carnegie n
brary; so strictly modern outside
rooms: some In suite with private
baths. Special weekly rates.
COZY HOfEi-Ail outside rooms. With
hot and cold water. Walnut 6J2t.
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MALE HELP WANTED

ANTED-COmbincd washmap and
fireman Immediately. Model Laundry.
| CoBlgatc, okla.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

NUHSUKIFTIVN NN T4o' :, an
~ mail one year. ....,...' W W.
NJ Mali one wear with THE SUN
DAY OKLAHOMAN ........,,.. VI 'oo
Nv agent. carrier or newsboy,
cents copy or 10 cents week
In oklahoma CITY.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES tevenlngl
and DAILY OKLAnOMAN tnorningl.
q IS papers n week delivered hy carrier
IN Oklnhoma city and vicinity. per
week, &C cents. ,.,,
All unsolicited tnRnuscriptS, letteri
and pictures gent 60 tho Times are sem
Al the rlsk OF tho owner The oklnhom'
Publishing company expressly repndi
ates any responsibility for their saf
custody or return.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

a MARRIED man, ~ years old, hieh
school and college cducat.on. exccu-
tive ability, thoroughly familiar with
hiles, tractors and trucks. their opera
ton and repair. wants n position with
large firm or corporation where In
tegrlty aud efficiency are the pass
words 10 promotion. X. +. Oklnhomnn.
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nish.d and rcdecoratrd ever room
strictly modern. special weekly rates.
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WANTED


Two young men with high school ed
ucation. who have had some selling eN-
pcriencc and wish place where ad-
vanccmcnt Is unlimited, give telephone
number, B-ls0. care Oklnhoman.
WANTED-A furniture repair man. AL
80 finisher, Bruce Upholstcfins
Co. 18th and Harvey.
WANTED-Pro for useful auto
mobile supply; | have patent. k-J2,
Oklahoman.
WANTED at once. one job and ad
man, one printer pressman. Der
rick. Drumrirht. Okla.
WANTED-Accounta experienced IN
municipal work to assist {. y. A.
on city audit; permanent II suited.
rs. Oklnhoman.
pAIRNMAN WANTED- Experience ed
man general dairy work one with
family preferred Kings Dairy. Ard
more okla, Phone 272
WANTED Second miller FOR flour milh
tall or write W g. Hines, Eagle
Milling Co, Edmond, okla.
GOOD short order cook and dishwnsh-
cr 1T w. 3rd.
WANTED - Young man for assistant
shipping clerk. ono who has had eS-
perleuOc In Wholesale house preferred /,
must write good hand and be filling 20
10 10 work early IN morning: good
chance for advancement M-t9. OK
| lahomhn.
| BOY with some mechanical ability 10
! learn n business with excellent fu-
ture, Call Wednesday after 1850. u
North Hudson St
YOUNG MAN wanted for shipping
room. ss5 month. good future. no
loafefH wanted Apply 20 W. California
Ave.
| WANTED--Bookke for bank TO op-
crate burroughs posting machine
Must be experienced. Address NJ. r.
care Okiahoman.
WANTED-Man holding lie certificat,
as teacher Of 7th. sth grades and two
high school subjects; phone 1913, l.. q
Vandersall. Skiatook. Okla.
WANTED-By September first. on,
first class cook chef Capable of man
aging n kitchen, prepare bill far
etc. Must be good; $4,000 a week
board and room. and raise soon IN sal
ary for right man. Wanted. also on
second cook; 1880 week. board an
room, and two walters, ti200 week
board and room. Story hotel. Elk City
Okla.
DRUGGIST capable OF managing stor,
wants 10 work relief for druggist taxi
ing vacation. can 60 TO work Sept. 9th
DrusGist. Boz 1874. Prague. okla.
WANTED-Two young men TO act nj
news agents on Frisco: good chanc'
for advancement Apply Fred Harvey
~ South Broadway.
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TERMINAL HoTEL-35i ". Grand; 81
outside rooms hot and cold running
water, weekly rates
WILSON hotel. single bedroom or
with sitting room; can be made cory
and honey. io2h West Main. Walnut
G6i0.
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Mrs. Chapman

Practical nurse, Walnut so3-R
EXPERIENCED and competent stenog
rapher desires good position. B.16S.
Oklahoman.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL would work for
room Snpd board and 60 TO school
Martha Reptner, l0s y. 9Th 81.
WIDOW. -. wants position as house
keeper for widower. no objection TO
children. farmer preferred. Mrs. Kept
ncr, I09 T.. 9TH.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

NICE furnished room. l2l West Ith.
ROOMS. suites. baths, Walnut SO.
NICELY furnished room. southeast ex.
posure. at I'll East tth. Walnus
Tsa0.J I
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WINTER school wanted in quiet COM
munity. Gequiring two torchers); the
psincipars place hy man ot long eT-
SeYience, with first grade certificate.
~. L Harris, Ardmore. Okla.
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NICE sleeping room suitable Tor one
or two gentlemen; references ex.
changed. sos East bth. Walnut bsS.
FURNISHED bedroom. we'll ventilated.
adjoining bath. Walnut 1891.
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WANTED Hiddlc-aged woman for
housekecpor family Of two. pleas
mt homo and reasonable wages. Nd
fre0u H-1gI n.fYknp,uv
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WANT second hand porch swing. must
be bargain Maple iS17-J
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WANTED-A man who can drive and
fix Fords Call at 100 w. Reno St.
Okhhnmn IliN-
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WNNTED-Two ladies' 10 work in din
ing room and ki hen, prefer for hus-
bands room ana board l2ii1 West
California
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HnUSEKEEPER To take charge Of
small home and care for three chill
lrcn; 2 will be In school; baby I. can
~ s East ith street IN relr.
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WANTED-An experienced hookkeep-
,,er, s2l state NATL Bank Bldg
| Walnut 35ii,
Evening journal., 1919-01-25
GERMAN KIDDIES
like THE ALLIES
YouDgster, lock About
Unusual Uniforms
and Bands
WAR DOESN'T MEAN
MUCH TO THEM

n. E. A. Special to The Evening Journal
GLADBACH, Ge many, Jan. 25.-Th'
kids have the real internationale.
When the Belgians parade in occu-
pied Germany, the Germans keep NOV
ing about In a tired. depressed sort OF
way, stlfrening TO salute the Belgian
Gag when II passes, but generally show
ing no more interest than necessary.
Not so the German kids.
They don't know much about what
It's all about but the uniforms are
different and there Is a band blarins
flne music twhst do they care that It's
Brabsconne or the MarseillatseY) and
they crowd In as close as they can get.
They have learned to say bon jour"
and bon solr" and Hello and Good
bye" and they say both whenever they
get chance. They're funny new
words.
It's the same with the German kids
In the British and American and French
occupied districts. These new soldiers
have strange uniforms and they're In
teresting. The German adults may talk
their heads of but the kids are quick
to see that the Allied soldiers won't
shove them out OF the way. 80 they
get In the way.
Evening journal., 1919-01-25
MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR SOLDIER BOY

Special to The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. Jan. 25-Service
in Forest Presbyterian Church, tomor-
row morning viii be Of especial inter-
est, being a memorial service for John
]. Hoffecker, of Company b. Ninth In
fantry, American Expeditlonary Forces
This young soldier was killed at the
battle Of Chateau Thierry, on July Is
Private Hoffecker was the only son OF
Mrs. C A. Hoffecker. Of this town and
enlisted on July 4. 1917, without wait
ing TO be drafted. He was sent TO Fort
Slocum. N. Y, and within a week 20
SYRACUSE Camp, N. Y. remaining there
until he was sent overseas on Septem-
ber T. Private Hoffecker is the only
Middletown boy who has been killed In
France, though Major Rupert NJ. Burs-
tan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs 5. Burstan
died Of pneumonia In the early fall.
Evening journal., 1919-01-25
MRS. Nj. VI. DUNBAR
DIES ON VISIT
Special 70 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
ELKT0N. Md, Jan. 25-Untied States
Senator Joseph Irwin France. OF Port
Deposit has been interviewed by a com
mlttee in charge OF the project OF
building a bridge across the Chesa-
peake Bay, asking him TO support the
plan.
Mrs. Mary McNeal Dunbar, widow OF
B. r. Dunbar. died on Wednesday night,
at the home Of her only child, Ralph
Dunbar, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. j..
Newman Davis, formerly Of Whining
ton. Is one OF the surviving daughters.
Miss Edna Stewart, daughte. OF Mrs.
Sallle Stewart, Of Pleasant Hill, and
Ellis Bullock, son OF Mrs. Sarah Bull
lock. Of that place, were married on
Tudsday
Called to Wisconsin by the death OF
relative, the Rev. w II. Davies. pas
tor OF Rock and Zion Presbyterian
Churches, will be absent for some time.
To realize s53O3 from a nine weeks
old calf. was the luck OF Benjamin II.
Barnes OF Glrdletree when he shipped
TO Philadelphia a Holstein calf only a
Qrifle over two months Of age, the ami
NAL weighed $50 pounds.
Evening journal., 1919-01-25
REHoBoTH BEACH AFFAIRS.

special TO The Evening Journal.
hEHoBoTH BEACH, Jan. 25.-The
churches and schools here are still
Influenza "a
Mr. Robert Hinckle OF Washington
rar nv mas Deen a winter resident m Re-
aooom sua.s Beach for several winters is
spsnolns TINS winter in Washington
nllreo Wigus. proprietor ~ ,bs IT,,
nels"sre, ara VINO has been sailing & becL
and forth to France on % ona PACK
transports bringing back soid,sro Se oi the
tied his family at the shore fror,, eIs us
day until Sunday. ~" rri-
Mr. and Mrs. Halliday Mlfnln b.r.
returned from visit TO Wilninqtor, ,0'
Charles S. Horn. Jr., is visItirg ~,
father in Philadelphia.
John Johnson OF this town died q
pneumonia last Thursday leaving
widow and three children.
Miss Nettee Tappan is Ill with rheu
matism.
Miss Annie Hazard has returned |
Lewes after visiting Mrs H. Mifflin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Salin Of Ride
park were here over the weekend Z
heir cottage In the pines.
Evening journal., 1919-01-25
LIEUTENANT CURTIS
BACK FROM FRANCE

Chancellor Curtis received word yes
terday that his son, Lieutenant Stephen
Curtis had arrived in Hoboken on a
British transport with the doth Engl-
neers. He left Brest, France, on Janu-
ary 4 and came by the southern route
with pleasant weather
Lieutenant Curtis went from Camp
DIX as first lieutenant. Co. G, 59th Plo-
ners, sailing on the "Levlathan" with
about i0,5OO other soldiers, and landed
at Brest on September 6. He went with
the regiment TO Sorcy, In southern
France, and two days later was sent
with some men OF his company TO the
city Of Nancy, the men working in the
camouflage workshop. About the first
OF October, Lieutenant Curtis svas
transferred TO the camouflage section
Of the 10th Engineers and received
training I'm the work near Pont-a-Mous-
son. Later he was put in charge OF
camoufsge work Of the 33rd Division
at the Division Base, near Tryon, q
short distance south OF Verdun, and
there had two lieutenants and nineteen
men under him.
The comcuiiage work with the field
artillery and machine guns was neces-
sarily perilous, and though under shell
fire several times he escaped injury.
About November the division was at
the front and started as a part Of tile
great offensive between Metz and Yer
dun. which was stopped by the signing
OF the armistlce Of November II.
After the armistlce, Lieutenant Curtis
went into Luxemburg as part OF the
camouflage detachment Of the third
army OF occupation, but after reaching
the city Of Luxembourg the detachment
OF which he was a member was re
called, and he went with the 40th En-
gineers TO Brest, arriving there on De-
cember 18th, and sailed on January
FOR the United States. -
On board the returning transport
here were i.i5O other soldiers, includ-
Ing the Camoufage Corps, composed Of
1ne hundred and forty-flve artists. Al
though the detachment Of artists did
not go into action. three were killed in
France-Lieutenant Harry A. Thrasher
md Sergeants Herten and Wolf.
Lieutenant Curtis expects TO leave
Camp Merritt in few days, and prob |
lbly go TO Washington Barracks, |
D. c., until discharged.
Evening journal., 1919-01-25
WILL BUILD 81
MODERN HOUSES
Large Building Operation
Being Planned by Will
liam H. Bramble
OUTLAY WILL BE
ABOUT $250,0GO

One OF the largest private building op-
erations that has been started in this
city for a long time, is being planned
by William II. Bramble. Of No. West
Ninth street. Mr. Bramble recently ac-
qulred all the land between Harrison
and Franklin and Twenty-second and
Twenty third streets.
On this plot Mr.. Brsmble win build
thirty-two house Each house Will con-
tain nine rooms and two baths and hot
wafer heat. Each lot will be 27xsO feet
and there will be room for a garage.
Plans for the operation are now being
prepared by Brown and Whiteside, ar
chitects. The operation will represent
an outlay Of about s250OOO.
Evening journal., 1919-01-25
POMONA GRANGE
MEETS In SUSSEX
,eclal 10 The Evening journal.


BRlDGEVILLE. Del, Jan. 2o-Pomona
Grange Of Sussex County met here on
Thursday being entertained by sunny
side Grange. The Rev. Mr. Kelley OF
Galestown. master Of the grange, pre-
sided
Special attention was devoted to max
ing better markets for the farmers pro-
duce.
j. Hall Anderson, game warden, eX-
planned The proposed new game laws
which give farmers more privilegs con-
cerning game raised on his farm.
The county agent and Slate master
also spoke Lunch was served by the
members Of Sunnyside Grange. A.
rangements were made TO hold the next
meeting at Georgetown in April
Paul Adams, a clerk in Edward g.
Adams butcher shop, cut his hand while
saving a bone.
Leroy Locates has returned from Bos-
ion where he recently went to re-en-
list in lhe navy.
Mrs. Sherman Todd has returned 10
her home after attending the funeral OF
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Taylor Of
Preston. Md
Harry Russell Of the U. S Amy, has
been spending a five days leave Of alb
sence with his parents near town.
Nyer Gordon OF Baltimore, formerly
employed for several years as clerk in
the department store Of Sol Kline, has
been visiting here.