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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-08

Ou61t1 H1811QS&ay s--- w ASn1M&-
ton. Comifgtal Afacerii6f strSi-
ne de Ia camefa 1 ordofst rapor-
tafea unei rel6l1tiuni prih care
sa Sc sxpfimss sberanta Cd confe-
rinta de pace IVA lua m conside-
rate in mod favorabil pfetentiu-
nile Irlandei la dreptul de pro-
|prie deterffinafes.
Kuhlmann IN Olanda. Haga.
l.. DR.. Won Kuehlmann sosit in
Olanda. Fara indoiala cd fostul
ministru de externe al Gerfdaniei
a VENT. aci intro afacere impor-
tanta, desi felul misianei lui inca
nu Sc cunoaste. La sosirea sa la
un restaurant frecuentat de lu-
mea diplomatics, dinsui d fost
PRINT cu ovatidAi de ,,erout' de
eatre Insnefi' lsssthnei Teflnane.
AScidsns de sEeh. phijkael.
phia. - Au fost rSnite gray pa
frusprezece pefsoahe III timbni
cind uh trens de pasaEeri al iiAfei
Philadelphia Rapid Transit s'a
cioenit al aitnr f7A MARTA AL liffi-
ci Baltimore & Ohio
spartacii pierd III iupte. = Co
penhaga, = Strife primite astdzi
anunta ca trupele guvernului al
luat din miinile spartacicnilor pr
maria orasnlui 81 mai multe alte
cladiri publice. Spartacienii sc re.
trag fntr' una.
Greva. din Seattle. - Seattle, Wa
shington. Teri la orele 10 a.
m. s'a declarat greva generala.
Primele rapoarte primite anuntau
ca conducatorii de tramvae an
parasit serviciul, eperatorii de e
levatore deasemenea, lar restau-
rantele s'au fnchis pentru ca bu-
catarii 81 chelnerii All plecat din
lucru.
Formarea unui guvern la Bre-
men. Amsterdam. La Bre-
men s'a stabilit un nou guvern,
in care stunt 81 cinci socialist din
najoritate. Bremenul a fost tea
trul mai multor lupte sfngeroase
late intre Spartaciemi 81 trltpele
yuverndlni.
Ualatofia Doamnei Roosevelt.
- New York. D-rla Theodore
Roosevelt, sofia decedatutni ex-
,resedinte at Statelor Unite, i'm
u
orema cu flea So, dina Richard
Darby, ap1ecat' 'ierixpre Europa Gu
vaporul francez Lorraine. Dfnsele
vor merge in Franta ca sa VIII
teze mormfntul aviatorului Quen-
in Roosevelt.
soidati plecati spre casa. -
Washington. - La departamen-
ul de razboi s'a anunfAt plecarea
lin Franta a cinci vapoare mari,
oe carl Sc afla peste $50 de Off
teri Americani 81 $1,000 de sol
lati. Aceste vapoare vor sosi in
re IL 81 1s Februarie Ia New
York, Boston 81 Newport News.
casatoriti III raSboi. = Paris.
Stunt foarte multi soldati carl
Eau dus in razboi flacai 81 acum
in acasa insurati. Acum Sc a.
runta cd soldatilor Australieni,
ari s'au casatorit cu ,fete Fran
,eze, lisa permis sa le ia Gu ei
,e vaporul militar, GU care Sc
napoiaza acasa.
- a Res =
Mafirea foftei poailasne5ti iA
3eatle. - Seattle, Wash. = Maio-
-ul (primarul) Ole Hamon i a.
,untat ca cit va tine greva gene
ala in Seattle, de va Fl iiecesar, va
.ecruta inca zece mil de politisti
noui. Pentru aceasta dfnsul q "a
.ut un APPEL catre cetGteni, rugin-
iu-i sd Sc inscrie cd voluntari in
eorta politieneasca.
Nebuhi scapati ds Zoo. Wor-
hester, Mass. - Tn foe isbucnit
oe neatseptate Ia asi1dl de nebuni
lie aici amenintA 81 Ard6 de vii
,ei 1000 de nefericiti aflafori in
i, fnsa sosind IN grabx pompierii,
4f fssF ssHA&l-. kxec
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-08

Nebuhi scapati ds Zoo. ~ Wor-
hester, Mass. - Tn foe isbucnit
oe neatseptate la asi1dl de nebuni
ie aici amenintA - ardA de vii
,ei 1000 de nefericifi aflatori in
i, fnsa sosind IN grabz pompierii,
IAN sccs pc toti a1afa II al stina
slacarile. Unii dintfe eel d0uaseci
'nchisi in cilrtea ,,violentilor.s au
eugit pc Gimp si n'au pntut e
prinyi deceit Gu mare 3reutate.
fovsstea dnA pdksslli u pm
tAloni. Cleveland Ohfo, ina
intea tribunalului I Sp6tut tin a.
hume Samnei Kiss, siIr6 detEse 81
ildecatd be loc6itSfuI, Simon
Noelf, cer4nd de n u j. despagu-
bire az 1,O60 az dblsll Ai1A spill-
liea ca pc cind e afle fntr 'ln
salon (cfrcium1 J, ~ tras
5antals al psSiiS i jellid ta
/ y ]! y e|| I N n \ ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
War DECLARED
ON HUN "REDS"
BN FRANK !. TAYLOR
a nitrd Press Correspondent

WEfaAR. Feb q Delayed -
Chancellor 8chsid.mann. after stat.
ing that tho assassination % Premier
Fisher and Minister Aurr irfr Mu.
mich in control % the SparAcana.
to-day declared that relentless war
fare win be wagod against the rad
lcais
The government has tseen ordered
90 employ every force al rs com
mand 20 crush terrorism cyerywhsrc.
the chancellor said,
Robbers. murdercvn and terror
lists are menacing the safety Of Ger
many and ridicgiing tn the eyes 81
the world the young republic which
trernbies not from foreign. but from
International dangers" said scheidc
mann.
The government will use every
effort % crush the SpaTtacanu Gov.
eminent troops are going 10 rule the
Khiueland confident that they viii
soon be completely successful In
supprcasing awicasness
Scheldefnann' declaration Of war
was heartily ehcercd BY the national
assembly. with the exception OF the
radical members. who Kissed
Government forces apparently
have been able 20 control the Hltua.
ton in the Ruhr and Rhine districts
where riotinE accompanied the gen.
eral strike. but new outbreaks were
reported today to be cropping out In
other parts 81 the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
| 61ST Will Be
MUSTERED out
At CAMP DIX

After stormy voyage that result
ed In delay 81 several days the
transport 81 Louis arrived nt Ito
boken. ~ j.. Friday. carrying com
panics -. r.. y ard q ~ the isist
infantry. formerly the SECOND Wash
inston. according To kilograms re-
crlved by several Seattle parents ~
the returning Washington soldiers.
The messages stated that the rrsi
ment would soon b. sent 60 Camp
Dix for demobinxatiou
According TO information received
hy Nirs L. G. Neville. whose son
Richard IT, In Co -. nearly all u the
privatea Of the former Washington
regiment have been Transferred To
other regiments and the great ma
iofity % men now In these coin
panica are men from Eastern states.
There are only "a Washington men.
including commissioned officers. Ia
his company AZ the present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
GIRLS
TAKE STRIKE
VOTE TODAY

genttlo'a telephone system g.
threatened with tie-up az the re-.
suit of decision hy the hello girls
union To cast a strike ballot nt the
! ahor Temple Saturday evening
other Pacific coast ciiion arr
already faced with discrimination
OF all telephones as the result ot
Postmaster General Buflr sons fail
ure Go speedily negotiate new wage
scale with the phone operators The
girls ask minimum wage Tor i"s
rinncru OF tie a week. with "a grad
uaily increased scale up to So a
week at the end Of Tive years ser
vice
The strike vote Is being taken in
all Coast cities. 90 conformity with
instructions sent out from union
lcadauartcrs at San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22

1917. to April. 1915. they did no,
meet
She testified that she registered
IN the Seattle hotels as Edith
Brown. her maiden name. because
all her business cards were made
out that way.
Her husband did not contest the
case but was there as witness for
the state.
William Thomas Barry obtained a
divorce from Lydia Barry on the
ground that she strikes him and
throws things at him. claiming that
they are entirely Incompatible in
temperament.
They were married in Tacoma in
1918. and have no children.
Nellie r. Wilson obtained al.
vorce from Daniel G. Wilson and
got back her maiden name. Nellie
II. Hanson. They were married in
Edmonds. Wash. in November. 1914.
and he deserted her July /. 1917.
John c. Juengst marble cutter.
obtained "A divorce from Eva
Jucngsi They were married Janu.
airy. 1917. in Seattle. and she de-
serted him within few months
after their marriage. he testified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
RED CROSS WILL
Give OUT AWARD
INSIGNIA SOON

The Red Cross award commission
% King and kitsap counties ~ now
ready 20 ISSUE qpestonnaires 10 ap.
plicants for thu Red Cross service
insignia. To pu, the matter before
all Ruxiiiarics. the commission has
called a meeting OF all the Red Cross
auxiliary chsLrmen ana supervisors
OF departments for Tuesday. Febru.
AIRY. Is. at Plymouth Congregational
church. at ? O'Clock
The board OF directors % Srattl.
chapter viii present the certificates
and badges. and those who. hy long
service to the nation. have earned
the right 10 wear a badge. viii not
bc obliged TO pay FOR the emblem. as
Is the case In some chapters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
over MILLION
j. s. SOLDIERS
OUT OF SERVICE

WASHINGTON. j. G. FEB -
pcmohlllsatlon Of i21s.sai men and
officers from tho army. In home
camps and abroad, was announced
by chief - siaff March today
or thla number s4at1 arc officers
and iisssis enlisted men. orders
have h~en issued 10 date for the do
mobilization Of i.asi.poo troops IN
the nitcd States. and 90 600 over
s.as troops. returning 60 the United
states
March omitted his usual news
paper conference because - the holi.
daY and presented the figures in
an official statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
CITY HONORS
MEMORY OF
WASHINGTON

The birthday Of George Washing
ton Father OF Ills Country" WIS
generally observed in Seattle Ratur.
day with appropriate ceremonies
and closing 81 business houses.
hanks ana public offices. including
the poHtofficc cly employees dld
not work
Lodgrs. clubs and organizations
assembled and representative speak
ers drlitcrest uddreHaes on America
great fighter Statesman and first
president Representatives Of for.
eIEu powers Of nearly every nation.
paid respects to the memory of
Washington
The most complete ceremony II ar.
ranged by the University 81 wash.
inEton, where. each year. before the
dorado TAFT statue ~ Washington.
university men. patriotic organiza-
tons. consular representatives and
others gather 10 do homage. Prof.
Edmond \ Mcany. 81 the history
department. acts as master Of eerr-
monies music being supplied by the
University band
tn" following clubs and organiza.
tions united ia culogy of George
Washington Saturday. each with
speech making. music ana other spe.
cinl ceremonies Daughters Of the
American Revolution. four chapters.
Sons ~ the American Revolution.
Grotto lodge at AiAsonn. Transporta.
ton club y " G A and University
Of Washington.
Afternoon Parade
\ parade 81 the National Guard
organizations was scheduled for t;3o
from the Armory. and down FIRST
ave. 90 Jackson At. then up Second
ave "a Stewart ~ Nurses ~ Seat
tie. with tho discharged soldiers and
sailors membership committee Of
the Y ~ G. a. planned lavish en-.
tsrtainment for returned soldiers
and sailors In the clty. az the ~
saturday night Starting az T.
dancing music. vaudeville. singing
and rcfrrahfarnts. viii follow on the
heels Of each other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Husbands Desert; Wives Won't
Cook; These Are Some of the
Reasons Given for Divorces

Beaten up on her wedding day
and several times since. wns the
principal charge brought aRainv;
John Laurence Golden by his wife
Anna May Golden. when she ap.
piled FOR the divorce which she ob.
ialned from Superior Judge Everett
Smith Friday. Mrs Golden or
Anna May Jensen. her maiden
name. which she received back at
the same time she received the al.
vorcc. was compelled % support
herself. she testified They were
married AZ Minneapolis, MINI. octo
Der. 1915.
Mrs. Posaiie f. Garfield. %. a
ycornanette in the navy. knew Fred
Garfield. 30. a shipyard worker. but
one month when she married him
and lived with him but three weeks
when he deserted she testified. III
vorcc granted They were married
in February. 1918.
The case OF Nellie Edith Hartung
against Charles Hartung WAS taken
under advisemeni
They were married In Billings.
Mont. October. 1917. and lived to-
gcther about seven days. she tcsti.
fled. when they separated TO en-
gage in their respective trades. She
worked rs travelling saleslady for a
corset firm in the Northwest. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
PARK BOARD TO VOTE
ON CHANGE PARK NAME

4 mass meeting 10 determine
whether the people want 10 change
the name 81 Woodland park viii he
held al tho Green Lake branch II.
brary sunday. AZ . .. m. under the
auspices % the West Green Lake
Improvement club.
The park board will take formal
vote on the contemplated change at
itr next meeting. February 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
READ THE RULES,
WARN POLICE
TRAFFIC COPS

Auto ownrraa who have hTsn pro.
mlscuou~iy parking their machines
on the downtown streets started TO
read up on traffic regulations satur.
day. while police details continued
their arrests 81 those who violate the
slightest provision % an ordinance.
Miss =. Atkinson. -, University
Of Washington student. was among
those posting a. bail Saturday morn.
ing she entered the central police
station dsintily. with = Firi friend.
turned ~ hor moss az the unAssuun
ing drak sergeant. and said she
thought u was perfectly awfui"'
Big business men also were book
81. among thce being r. J Soho.
field. broker. and H. p Gleason
manufacturer. others booked were
r. o swanson. l.. J Eldr!dge and ".
II. Ludln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Grants Injunction
Against Burleson

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. % "A tenn.
porary injunction restraining Post
master Cen. Burleson and the Cen.
trail Union and Indianapolis tcle.
phone company from continuing TO
charge increased rates was granted
by Circuit Judge Eubank here yes.
terday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
STATE OF SIEGE
ON IN BUDAPEST

PARIS. Feb. "a state Of siege
has been proclaimed in budapest FOL.
lowing n communist riot Thursday.
according to a Zurich dispatch 10 the
Matin today.
Tho Insurgents are said to have
stormed the offices Of the socialist
newspaper Nepzava. occupied the
principal railroad station and the
postoffice- Government troops re
eRpeurcd the station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Charges Wooden
and Steel Ships
Are Poorly Made

WASHINGTON. Feb. s2.-Charxcs
that both the wooden and steel ships
turned out by the Shipping Board
are defective. were made yesterday
in a letter from Benjamin Rush.
president OF the Insurance Company
OF North America. read In the house
Rush said Chairman Hurley IL At.
tempting 10 unload upon the shout
rs Of American underwriters re-
auonsibllity for the failure Of the
shipbuilding policy persisted In BY
the government In defiance Of ex.
pert advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Eisner Secretary
Captured by Reds

IDTtNIINGtN, Fob. u Spar
tacans stormcd tho central police
station In Munich Thursday ana cap.
tured the chief Of police. two Nom
bcrs Of the workmcns council and
Premier Eisners secretary. accord
Ing to dispatches received from that
city In the evening al public
buildings had been rctakcn by gov
troops. There were several
casualties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Want County to Pay
on Army Post Debt

OLYMPIA. Feb. Representa-.
tive Abe Morris. 81 Pierce. yesterday
asked the legislature to pass a bill
enabling Pierce county 10 assume "a
debt Of sls.s7s92 10 reimburse Ger
tain contributors In connection with
the acquisition Of the army post
site"
Louis Bean. of Tacoma. has sent
letters out. saying he was trying 10
get a bill thru that would make up
this account. subscribed by business
men who donated funds early IN the
campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
NEW SHIPPING POLICY
DATA BEING ASKED

Declaring That a now national
shipping policy is being planned by
the United states government. Chair.
man Edward y Hurley. OF the
United States shipping board. has
requested Seattle city officials to
gather data on the shipping situa.
ton here. In order 10 inform con.
gross Of true conditions.
This information Is being gathered
from every part of the country. 10
assist congress IN cnacting nccos-
sary legislation for the management
Of the nations merchant marine. ac.
cording to llurlcy's Telegram re-
Ccivcd here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Allies in Russia
Need Men, He Says

LONDON. Feb -Niscount Peel.
under secretary for war. announced
In the house 81 lords last night that
II the Bolshcvik offensive ~ contin-
ued in Northern Russia. II will be
necessary 10 reinforce tho allied
troops His statement was made In
response 20 "a recent question hy
Lord I.anado%ne concerning the al.
lied position IN Russia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
700 Spartacans
Slain in Battle

LONDON, Feb. 22--Moro Than 700
Sphrtacans were killed in the fight
ing NJ Hcrvcst and Dorstcn accord
ing TO an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen The Spar
tncana are said to have occupied
Eattrup N"w riots were reported in
Gnthn. sicltin and HamhurR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Police Probing
Dynamite Cache

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb GA
cache Of ten sticks Of ao-per cent as.
Mantle was found yesterday on the
bay shore near the Dalton Iron
Works plant and the plant OF the
Union Construction Co Federal of
ficials attribute ~ to Bolaheviss and
T. w. ". agitators. Police probe Is
being made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Representative
Borland Dies of
Pneumonia Abroad

WASHINGTON. Feb. % Repre-
sentative W. y. Boriand. Kansas
City. No. ~ dead 81 pneumonia
abroad. according to war department
reports today a cablegram said
that the democratic congressman.
who had been touring the West
front. died IN base hospital No. 90t
last Thursday
Borland had been in congress
about ten years. II was he who
started the fight for investigating
the packers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Germans to Return
Stolen Materials

BAsLE web ~ Tho German
national assembly has decided that
Industrial material taken from
France and Belgium must bc return
ed, according to "A dispatch from
Weimar today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
War Labor Board
Grants New Wage
to Portland Men

WASHINGTON. Feb %. - The
national war labor board has award.
cd employees ~ the Portland. ore.
Railway. Light & Power Co. a hor.
izontal wnge increase Of 20 per cent
above the scale % oct. /. 1918
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
UIN SAI!.ORS MITINN

HEKLIN Fob 80 Munitions
sailors ANA government troops clash
cd in Munich when 90 sailors, armed
with hand grcnades attacked the
building IN which tho Bavarinn coun.
eli was sitting, according to dis.
patches. The sailors rctrcltcd after
two Of them were wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22
Total American Army Casualties to Date
Washington State Casualties to Date

hs
nat 81
dHrVrr
red y u g.
r.
:
Kin
Hazard
tFaha Mary and NJ
next ~ SIN IS
slightly Clarence v smith % Kin Mrs Ete
SIN : l.
u
Poya Yer va
a. l.
s1 isrT io- 81. & ''' ave- '''' '' ''' ~ " " ~
u
=
81 hin
@
action back
q
81 previously wns In
he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22

BERNIE, FEB. q Tho communist
coal miners in the Ruhr district
have resolved not to resume work
until the present German govern.
ment rs overthrow. according 10 the
Frankfurter Initung. Tho strikers
now total 1901 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22

Union Growing

HNNLEl F"h = Tho Ilerlin Noas
sische ZtltunE says that hereafter
German Austria will be- represented
In the German government.
This indicates that tho Germans
are anticipating the union with Aus
tria, which was practically assured
in the latter country's recent cleo.
tInnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22

behind the carriage bearing the body
OF the young flier from Seattle. Al
tho but IS years Of age. Lieut.. Water
house held the post of commander IN
an English flight camp at the time
OF his death
No intimation Of his Illness had
been been received by his relatives
here until the notice % death was
received from the British war office
"Wednesday
After two years spent overseas In
the world conflict. Lieut. wa,srhouac
was awaiting his discharge in Eng.
bard. Enthusiastic letters home from
time to time told ~ tho progress he
wa making In the game Of the air
Stories Of the thrilling defense tac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22

ties Of thc allies on the western front
against the Hun sky yachInes had
been received here even before the
United States Issued is war call.
Llent. Waterhouac. oldest son ~
Frank waterhouse was prominent In
Seattle both socially and ia business
Al the time ~ his enlistment he held
tho position Of vice president and al.
rector % the Frank watcrhoune com,
pauy. Besides his parents he leaves
three sisters and brother Misses
Gladys and Mary WaterhouEc. at.
tending the Finch school on the HUI.
son. and Muricl and Haydn Water
house. az home
Burial will be- made at Putary.
England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22

He enlisted In the British Royal
Air Force even before America en-.
tered the war. fought on the western
front. won the title OF Ace" after a
number Of hairhreadth escapes. then.
after seeing the side OF his choice
victorious. died from influenza in a
hospital even before he could return
TO his home--,his in brief Is the story
Of Lieut.. Joseph waterhouse. prom.
tncnt young Seattieite. for whom fun.
eral services were held In London
Saturday.
Was SO NeaSs Old
With all the trappings OF a British
funeral. English aviators marched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-22

WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
SECTION NO. >.
KILLED IN ACTION

ddrcss-- NcNt ~ in
lilo Tacoma Mr. Nary YounE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTED
ACCOMMODATIONS
Private Walter ". Dhoy Yakima NJ ptey
SECTION NO.
Next Of
Private Raymond n shaw North Yakima Mrs Matte
SECTION NO. t.
Name Ncxto OF Kin
NJ
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES
HEtt HNEn 70 DUTN-rREN sly REPORTED
Next OF in
Pa
,.., nEn or p,sE,st~-rnE'iotsL REPORTED DIED
KILLED ~ NTON-pHE, REPORTED
N0t NDtD stNEHELN-PREN
PRIVATE Lewis Armstrong .Sfton Alex Armstrong
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-01
BOYS CLUB
-.
MAN QUITS
POST HERE
Hildebrand, Assistant County
Agent Goes to Capital With
Pipe Line Company;
Owens Handle Boys.

Congress having failed to make an
appropriation for the maintenance
Of a boys club agent. E. b. Hilder.
brand assistant county agent and
who has been in charge Of The Grady
county club work for the past five
months, leaves today for Oklahoma
City where he has accepted a position
with a pipe line company.
The boys club work in the county
will again be passed TO j. w Owens
the county agricultural agent
Since assuming charge Of the club
work in Grady county Mr. Hide.
brand has enrolled 358 members. Ac-
cordIng to county agent Owens. Mr.
Hilderbrand devoted practically all
his time 10 club work and as re-
suit Grady county now ranks among
the leading counties i'm the state for
the amount of club work done by
boys. The various clubs over tae
county will receive hard blow from
the abolishment Of the assistant
county agents office, as Mr. owen
will have only a lin ted amount OF
time to devote to the work, he says.
Mr. Hederbrand win be located in
Oklahoma City only for a short time.
after which he will assume the prln,
cipalship Of the Friend school, near
here.
He is a graduate OF the state A
and NJ. college at Saltwater. and dur
ing his senior year was a student in
5truCtOr