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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28

Plaion, metropolitan Of Odessa. is
one Of the digniiaries OF the oro,hdox
church bes, known outside Russia
Before the outbreak Of the war he wa,
Russian archbishop Of North America
and the Aleu,ian islands. in charge OF
members of the orthodox church N
the United States, and in this ca.
plci,y exefied himself TO promote the
cause Of reunion on the basis OF a
better understanding Of the poin, Of
view OF different bodies OF Christians
For this end he accepted a position
on the editorial board Of the Con.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28
Special Sale
WOmen's
Boots
SATURDAY

Women's dark gray kid
boot, lace, high heel; $ll
value at o7.95,
Women's field mouse
vamp, dark brown cloth
top, high heel boot; $40
value. G.os.
Women's field mouse kid
boot, lace, high heel; $l2
value, oio.
Women's dark gray kid
vamp, cloth top, high heel;
$40 value, e7,os,
Women's black kid lace
boot, high heel; $40 value,
es.As. 60
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28

Building Permits.
S J. Iiancs, repairs TO house, 1900
Robinson avenue, Sllh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28
The Spring Models Of
Henderson COrsets

Start Their Brilliant Careers
Just in time for those about to purchase new
Spring Suits or Frocks-and the arrival of these
Henderson Corsets is welcome news to the
many women who have been waiting for It.
Very moderately priced.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28
Americas Responsibility.


ut mus, also I've remembered that il
the United States enters any league
OF nations, il does so Tor the benefit of
the world a, large, and not for lis own
benefit. II we join league il must
be with the view OF maintaining peace
In Europe where all the greatest wars
have originated. Our share in any
league must be wholly for the benefit
OF others"
Declaring that the tentative consti 4
tuition is open TO amendment and
change, being merely committee re
post Senator Lodge said II should be
widely considered and discussed to
gave the peace conierees complete
opinions.
"As II stands he said, there is Sc
riuus danger that the very nations
which sign the constitution will quar-
rel about the meaning Of the various
srticles before a twelve months has
0asasa Il seems " ] HRls been yslx
4 4-<A - y : --- - sf-AS -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28
81 to $40 Inclusive
These Are the Days Of
Slip Over Sweaters

For the between days and, by the way, many Of
these Spring days have appeared already when
q winter coat ia too warm and frock ID quite
too light. They come in plain and contrasting
shades
Priced $7.95 and 1895
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-28

mcns, there was no intention Of ae-
eordins Germany membership on the
council.
Delivering his first public utteranee
on the subject since the constitution
became public, the Massachusetts sen.
aior vigorously opposed the plan and
made specific recommendation, for
amendment. lie declared that as now
drafted, the constitution would con
travcne the Monroe doctrine, strike
s American sovereignty, involve
America in all foreign disputes. sub
stitute internationalism for nation
alisn. and be OF benefit principally
10 Europe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02

ccived his discharge at Camp kearney.
After visit with his mother and
family at Whittier he returned to
Williams and will resume his former
duties at the White garage in which
he is interested,
Mrs. Y, a. Moore returned Sunday
from Richmond, Calf, where she was
called Ey the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs a. H. watson and fam
ily who have recovered from an at
tack of influenza
Herbert Gi}san, who has been with
the navy at San Diego, passed through
Williams Wednesday evening on his
way to the Atlantic coast, where he
will be assigned to duties on trans
port. His mother accompanied him
from Williams as far as Flagstaff.
Thomas Wirts returned from over
seas on Wednesday. For many years
ha has been in the employ of Or. +.
B. Perrin.
:. r. Elliott. prominent merchant
from Kngman. stopped over in Will
laims He was in Phoenix at the
good roads meeting.
George Spellmire manager of Bab-
bitt Poison company's local branch,
left Wedno sday for Flagstaff.
Mary Matz is now cashier in the Of
flee at Vabbitts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02

was attached to the medical corps of
the Thirty fourth division stationed
for some months at Camp Cody. He
has for a number Of years past been
connected with the New Mexico Cot
tage Sanatorium of this place. He is
a most polished and convincing speak
er on a variety of subjects besides the
treatment of tuberculosis to which he
has for many years devoted his princi-
pal attention.
one impression which Major Bull
lock received to strengthen his conf.
dence in Americas future was the
bravery with which men of the coun-
trys army would die from pneumonia
and the other diseases which the med
ical corps so nobly cOmbatted. Su-
preme fortitude, he maintains, is re-
CURED not to face death braVely, in
the MOL and strife of battle. but to
cheerfuIly lay life down the victim of
disease without being able to account
for single foe.
The Normal Glee club made its in
itial appearance on this occasion and
rendered two three-part selections
with much credit, directed by Miss
jana Duncan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02
SocorrO

II. II. Larkin of Las Vegas, was a
Socorro visitor the first of the week.
The Woman's club held their regu-
lar monthly meeting Monday night at
the hose house. b..
Attorney Fred Nicholas and family
left Monday for Magdalena, where
they will make their home.
The Monday cluD met with Mrs. A..
Mayer Monday afternoon at her home
on Fisher avenue. The guests present
were: Mrs. j. Il. smith Mrs. Petty,
Mrs. A. y. Illinski, Mrs. V. Sparks,
Mrs. w. r. Bunton, Mrs. Louise Mar
tin, Mrs. Lee Baldwin and Mrs. W. j.
Eaton.
Miss Myrtle cedar spent short fur
Tough with Socorro friends this week.
Miss Cedar has been stationed at
Camp Pike, Ark., as a Red Cross nurse
for over year. .... s..
Hugo Marek and Roy McFeigh re-
turned Sunday from Camp Meade.
Or. A. X Illinski spent the first of
the week in Santa Fe.
The Ladies Aid lNt with Mrs. Z. F.
Gibbons Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Shinkwin of san Francisco and
MIR. Maraschat Of New York enrolled
for the second semester's work at the
school of mines, Monday
Lieut.. Raymond Sheridan returned
to Socorro Wednesday from Camp
Taylor to resume his course at the
school of mines,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02
LEVY

Mr., anG Mrs, Jerome Wright held q
closing out sale Wednesday, They
are now visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs Zimmerman and will leave in
a few days for Panora, la, to visit
indefinitely with relatives.
Thomas cave. who has been in gov
'ernment service at Washington, y. Co.
recently arrived home, having been
mustered, out in Denver.
Mrs. r. J. Julian and daughter,
Margaret of Springer, spent the past
few days visiting relatives here.
jesse c. Rnbinsop, who has been
stationed at Fort Piss since his re-
turn from France, was discharged
there and arrived home Wednesday.
The school in. the FairHiew district
east of here has begun again, after
being closed three months on account
of the influenza epidemic.
The Misses Anna Gibson and Mar
garet Julian have returned to school
in Wagon Mound after their enforced
vacation due to influenza.
Harold Stewart and Francis Myers,
who have been in government service
at Vancouver. arrived home few
DAYS ago.
Mrs. Houston Crow and two chill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02
State Normal
(Silvcr City.)


Acting President j. II. Rrownlee has
been IN Santa Fe all this week repre-
senting the interests of the New Mex
leo state normal school before the
budget. committee of the LEGISLATURE.
A splendid showing has been made
with all funds expended at this insti-
tuition in time past and Mr., Brown
zee has taken full advantage of the
occasion as an opportunity to vindi-
cate The expenditures which have been
made before those whose business it is
to protect the interests of the tax
payers Of New Mexico as well as TO
allow to its higher educational insti-
tutionS the means necessary for fur
Their enlargement Of their spheres of
usefulness.
Friday of last week the regular
morning assembly WIS not held, but
all Of the ihieh school and college
students, as well as the upper grades
of the training school, gathered in
the auditorium at 2:3O in the after
noon to listen to an address by Major
Earl $. bullock. who has recently re-
turned from France. Major Bullock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02

specialist concerning her hearing. Mrs.
u. p. Chappell is filling her place
in the high school
Miss Bernice Orme is ill with in
fluenza.
DIR. and Mrs. c. II. Buer expect to
ter to Mayo brothers for treatment.
They will be gone some time for DR..
Ruer expects to take d POSTGRADUATE
course while away. DR.. Parrett of
Estancia, will be here during DR..
Buer's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Davis were here
Sunday and Monday guests at the Ray
King home.
Il. Il. Capt of ftincon, was here on
business this week.
j. H. Griffin and little Miss Gladys
Griffin are both i'll with influenza.
G.. 4. McWhirter returned this week
from a trip to market and visit with
his parents in Cleveland, Okla.
The officers for the coming year
: have BEEN elected in the Methodist
Sunday school and are as follows: SUI
perintendent, w. Il. Hoyand; assist
ant superintendent, Mrs. w. b. Will
liams; secretary and treasurer, Mrs
j. a. Beal.
With building restrictions removed
and the weather growing milder, a
number of good sized contracts have
been let in Mountainair, j. ]. White
is making a number of Improvements
on his ranch south of town and two
beautiful residences are soon to &c
up here besides other building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02

dren. who spent the winter in Texas
have returned and are visiting a pres
ent in the Gibson home. Mr.. Crow Is
expected later.
4. j. Bolt was in Optimo and Wat
rous Thursday and Friday on bust
ness.
The Criger and Kyler families are
able to be out again after sieze Of
the "flu,"
Marion Miller who, with his family
has been visiting relatives in Texas
is here disposng of his personal prop
erty. He expects to remain in Texas
indefinitely, having engaged employ
ment there,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02
Williams, Ariz.


The friends of Walter tlnney were
surprised to near OF his marriage on
December 80, to Miss Mary Minar' at
the residence of her father who re-
sides in Michigan. After the mar
riage, Mr.. F1Hney returned TO the
I. S. S New Mexico, where he Is tIist
assistant to the ships dentist the
New Mexico lett FOR the azores wheFe
she will be repalnied before she JOINS
the escort that VIII accompany fresi-
dent Wilson on ms return TO Amer
lea'
The parents OF Mr.. ana MIS- wafer
flnhey are "'"- ''ii'e lI'el'oS' "'I',i'
makes inns haIF,"se an aS'qr"I',g H,'.
prise 10 MT. anu MLS' W. ~ ~. -,
Naiter was IIie l''rl 10Y ~ MS '"',
ii''"li'S 'i'' ii''''''9
cong a'u'" io'H'
MI ana MRS, l'tt'l'r LH .Ill
lhuIsdaS lot l Iioeh'N " ",',''u
luherai OF lhelt nephew I'm Dam,
mead, VINO "ien mere AS T,oI"E VI
uouple P'te u''lo UNA WI ,, ~,
ielt many IilehuS mere WIZ ,l''
death, ana sgH'Pa'Ili"e WIN MS
uFes.
Charles Nhlllieid suIPi SEA MS
on aastaIn trip with = bride Miss
80 ~, Of 7 eavenworth Kans.
,,,b,ro tha rars nonv was perrormed
~, tho Iotb instant ON Wednesday
evening the office force at the llelShl
house surprised Mr. ana MIS- W MT
sntt,n, theater pIeasant evening
was enjoyed. The many friends or
-, .,,,1 bo,,,,,, ,,,r,iea life
ioiis "''" '''i'iS ,.,,,.,, .,,hrtoi,oa -,
MIS- 1,idl REQ r,tL ~ i',.'. Nt,I,'I.,,
:" !, .i '',,ti w. .
a. lef IeSlue'ieV' ,..,,.
Mrs. Narhail entertained laSt 9'l"I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02

Mrs. Minnie Schuessler died on
Thursday of last week at the home
of her son, Charley. Funeral services
were held Friday at Mt Calvery GEM
etery
]. II. Doyle, who has been quite i'll,
is out again.
T. E. Rogers was in Estancia on
business several days this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-02
HAVE YOU A
BAD GOLD?
Relieve it with DR.. Bells
Pine Tar Honey.

Are you going to let it stick and
become a chronic condition?
OF course not, Not when you know
you have a preparation like Or.
Bells Pine Tar Honey to loosen 1t up
and so allow Nature to get rid Of It,.
The first dose will produce crafty
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convince you that DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
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The preparation is second to none
for its soothing, relieving effects.
Coughs, la grippe bronchitis, asthma
can not withstand an attack by DR.,
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
COMMITTEES BEFORE
CITY COUNCIL MONDAY

Several committees are expected 70
wall on the City Council Monday al
their regular monthly meeting. held
the second Monday In the month.
One OF these committees Is from
Eastport, headed BY Jesse Clark, with
81 petition for water service at East
port The residents and taxpayers of
the village across the Spa want the
water mains 10 he extended from An
napolis 10 Eastport. and are petition-
ing the CRY Council to this effect,
They claim that they are entitled To
good water. the present water used
having heen analyzed. they say BY Or.
Stone. of Baltimore. Of the State
Health Board and declared impure.
AS many employees Of the Naval acad-
emy live at Eastport, Ii lii necessary
for the welfare Of Annapolis TO supply
them with pure water All this has
been presented to city authorities for
consideration.
It is expected another committee
will wait on the City Council Monday
might at the regular meeting, asking
for the preservation of the Minutes of
the Council Of 1850 which the ID. A.
X 4 local chapter would like to see
oand as memorial to the late City
Clerk Philip E. Porter. who took great
cara IN carefully preserving these val
lial le records up To the time of his
death two years ago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
COUNTY AGENTS OFFICE
REMAINS STILL VACANT

When will Anne Arundel county
again have an agricultural agent
This is question which is being
asked by many citizens of Annapolis
and farmers in all sections of Anne
Arundel county The Office Of the
county agent has been vacant ever
since the first day Of the month and
no word has been received here of an
appointment having been made or
about 10 be made from washington.
When County Agent Whiteford step
ped out az the office 10 80 back to
his old home a. a farm IN Hartford
county He did so after giving notice
weeks In advance in order that an
other might be appointed to step into
the office on the day he left. II had
been Mr.. Whifefnri's intention to re-
main and assist the new agent in get
ting located here when he arrived
Indeed. at the farewell banquet
rendered To the departing agent, steps
were taken BY the guests 10 meet the
new agent and take him about the
county where he could meet with the
farmers in every community and be-
come fully acquainted with conditions
and the people in very short time.
The organization, perfected at the
banquet. to meet the newcomer Is
still Intact ana marking time awaiting
his arrival. NO one seems. 20 have any
idea as TO wlaen d new agent will be
named OF sent here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
MEET NEXT WEEK TO
ARRANGE HOMECOMING
Mayor Strange Calls Big Meet
ing For Wednesday night And
Asks All To BE Present
n COUNCIL CHAMBER

Plans fnr the greatest celebration
Annapolis has ever known III the
form 81 welcome for the returning
overseas heroes will be formulated at
"a big mass meeting which has been
called for Wednesday night. April 10,
by Mayor James # Strange In his ca
pacity as Chairman of Committee on
Arrangements Every citizen of, An.
napolis IL not only invited but urged
10 attend this gathering which viii BE
held in the council chamber.
Mayor Strange wants every body
I'd have a part III this celebration and
with that end in view has called upon
ali to join ii helping 10 make the jub-
lice and homecoming the most mo
mentous affair the Ancient City by
the severn has ever seen TO the per-
sonneI OF the working committee.
which was organized some time ago.
he proposes to add greatly.
The committee at present is com
posed of Mayor James H Strange.
Major Hugh r. Riley. DR. Washington
& Claude. Mrs Daniel II Magruder.
Mrs. Thomas Fell. Mrs. Charles A.
Brady, MRS Richard Elliott. Mrs. Rob-
Hert Strange, Mrs Julia Strahorn. Mrs
William Clark, Mrs. r.. Il. Waller.
William M Boucher. Edward Burtis,
Mrs Mary Blueford. Mrs George II.
Basil. Miss Fannie Weigard and Mrs.
r Edward Russell
Ii Ii with the realization that so
little has been done in the way of arr
ranging for welcome that will be u
titting tribute to those brave boys who
answered their countrys call and
that Ii will only be d matter of very
fex weeks until they will be again at
their home that this meeting has
bean called, and that from now on.
things will fairly bristIe III making
preparations for the homecoming
There still remains plenty of time
for action, but there iii none to be lost
if the welcome Is made as stirring as
Ii should be and will be The 2Dth
division, III which most of the Annap-
oil lads saw service. Is expected to ar.
rive home ID this country sometime
during the last week Iii June.
II will be recalled that the last
meeting calIedafor the purpose of ar
ranging 20 welcome the soldier lads
vas very poorly attended and that lit
tie was accomplished It Is pointed
ont that many believed that the plans
we're premature at that time as II
was believed the men would not re-
turn for q considerable period
Now, however. with the sailing date
fixed, everyone realizes that II Is nec-
essary to put their shoulders To the
wheel and to put their whole heart
into the work Of preparation for those
who made sacrifices that can never bc
repaid BIZ those behind the lines.
Mayor Strange feels certain that
the meeting viii 60 far towards get
ting the welcoming celebration on to
flying start and that from now on
ali will cooperate with him and the
other officers of the committee rep.
resenting the sixth District
Don't forget the date, Wednesday.
April 16, and be there
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
HOSPITAL FUND
IS INCREASED ~
MORE DONATIONS

Through the Fourth district. Mrs
Harry Can't chairman. tie fund for
the Emergency hospital has been In
creased materially BY the sum 81
si42.Oa from collections made IL thai
district.
Mrs Walton Hopkins. $f0600: Mrs.
Cooke S2z LOO: Ara. Watts, 800.
Other donations recslyed are the
following
Mrs Hurry CAN'T. $500; Miss
CAN'T. sI0O: Miss Sterling 800. The
hospital treasurer. Mrs. George Il.
Feldmeyer. acknowledges, from COM
modore and Mrs. Griffin, $1,000, and
repairs On sterlIzer and gas stove, by
Mr.. Alfred Quinn, $500.
The hoapita1 management especially
appreciates this Gift Or Mr.. quinn. and
should any one desire u contribute iii
this manner other such gifts will be
most acceptable to the management,
when repairs Or supplies are needed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
THE cRUcIFIxION"
TO BE SUNG At ST.
ANNE'S CHURCH

The cruciflxion, i meditation on the
sacred passion OF the Holy Redeeffier,
music By sir John Stainer. will be
sung BY ST Anne's choir. st. Anne's
church. on Good Friday evening at )
O'Clock
PROT. Torovsky and d number of the
Naval academy orchestra VIII play the
orchestral PARTS of the score The
parts will be taken as follows
Mr. &. t. CLEMSON tenor soioist !:
Commander lie bourgeois. bass So
ioist; NIr. III Crandan and n. 4. s.
Dcderick assisting soloists; George Al
Webster, organist and choirmaster
Tomorrow morning. Mr. Il.
Clemson will sing for an affertory
solo, The Palm Branches By
Faure
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
WOMAN'S CHAIRMAN
NEED HELP


Mrs. FOL ert Moss has been appoint
al chairman Of the Wonan's Liberty
Loan committee for Anne Arundel
county. upon The eve Or the launching
of the sAstory Loan 20 take the place
OF Mrs. Abram Moss. who has been
called away from the state for the
month of April. and who So ably led
the women Of Annapolis and Anne
Arundel county iii the last Liberty
Loan
Mrs Moss earnestly appeals to all
of the women who worked SO zeal-
ously and succeeded so molly in that
drive ID come 10 the front and work
as heartily for this the last drive
as they have for the preceding ones,
for upon those who know the methods
employed to make the former ones so
successful, viii rest the success or
failure of this one as they cooperate
or fail to do SO iii lis accomplish
lnent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
PURCHASED AUTO FOX
VISITING NURSE AND
HOME SERVICE HEAD


chase oil k0ga Fer Their fse
Exclusively
Oalcers of the Anne Arundel Chap
ter of the American Red Gross In reg
.ular meeting today III Red Cross head
quarters authorized the purchase oi
d Elord automobile for the use nf Miss
sarah Sutherland. visiting public
health nurse. and Miss Nell Ennis.
secretary of the Home Service depart
merlt of the He'd Cross the auto II
to be purchased al once and put al
the disposal Of these workers
Heretofore II has been necessary
for Miss sutherland and Miss Ennis
to hire conveyances whenever they
had Ia make hurried or necessary
trip and ID many Instances much val
uabEe time Was lost hy having 10
walk with an auto, which IL for
their use exclusively, they can dis
patch more work with great saving
Of time
Mrs. Samuel Brooke was named
chairman Of committee to have
charge Of the distribution of Red
Cross badges and buttons among
workers who ieserve them. she will
Immediately appoint the other mena-
bers who will serve with her and as
ssist ID the distribution. The buttons
and badges have already arrived.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-12
SLEEPING QUARTERS
FOR JUNE WEEK ARE
EXHAUSTED ALREADY

Like hunting .for 4 needle III hay
stack y the popular sport these days
OF trying TO locate room for june
week IN Annapolis.
Every roOming house, hotel. apart
ment and In fact every nook and cor
nar where one might WOO the goddess
OF sleep, has long since been snap
ped hp. TeIegrang are received In
addition TO letters and long distance
calls by the management Of Caryel
Hall and the Maryland hotel every
day but She same answer Is given to
MI, We're full UP to the roofs but
we'll put your name on the waiting
list and IL anything should turn up
We'll let you know
But the hotel proprietors and other
landlords know that there isn't much
show OF anything showing up and
that the guests OF their hosteiries Will
III 80 cases ont of d possible hundred
be the ones ID whom the rooms are
now assigned cor that week june
week