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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


BOOkkEEPER-We specialize In keep
ing small sets Of books, where your
business does not warrant a regular
hnokkeeper, expert service reasonable
Zee. F-3l6, Oklahoman.
GET your trees trimmed by man who
has proved his ability to the park
commissioner. " NJ Bennett. Maple
ii09-J
A GRADUATE from Chillicothe Bust
ness college wants work; can furnish
reference. what have you to offer +?
Lawrence r. Banks, Cache, Okla.
WANTED - Position, by experienced
bOokkeeper and general office man;
best city references R-ll2 OKLA
homan.
POSITION wanted OF amy Kind Call
Walnut 1895 after y. m.
WANTED-Work as battery repair
man; can do starter and generator
repair work. G-T. Oklnhoman.
Wanted position. inyestignt tor
for insurance companies or any cor
poraiion. best references In the coun-
try given. NJ D. Oklnnomnn
HAVE 1000 to 500 cash 10 invest
with services by office man, age 81,
single. nothing considered but a lcgiti-
mate proposition by an established bus
mess; can go anywhere. Give par
tlCulars In first letter. viii furnish
references " your proposition suits.
R-l0S. Oklahomnn.
TWO men wants position In garage;
have had some experience. Address
Wilmer Shackeliord. r. +. II. /. shaw
nee, Okla.
YOUNG man wants joh; experienced
auto mechanic. chnffcur. delivery
man. will take job In city NJ viii drive
tourist TO California, Call Davis. Wal
MI, 77iO
MECHAN NlC-Soldiet discharged from
air service wants work I'm garage
Good reference: reasonable wages
Phone Rk SO, + J. Bottger Route so
H.
WANTED-Posltion, Young man Of
good habits and bank reference. with
motor company real estate company or
n position with reliable concern. will
ing tn start at small salary G-3i.
Oklahomhn.
ELECTRlCIAN- Either inside wiring
electric lneman. all-round telephone
man. wants to locate with small com
pany Have II years experience q
T.. Davis. zoos So. Lewis ST, saltwater.
okla
At Liberty Motion pNturc operator
experienced NIL makes fWchlnes. mar
ried, reliable. and worker state salary
In first letter. G-H. Okiahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
FEMALE HELP WANTED

z, a maid, a, Sol Hotel, ,0s
Wrst end
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
FEMALE HELP WANTED

LUNCH at the Yale Cafeteria: Roast
beef i0c. Vegetables &c. Salads &c and
i0c. Desserts Sc and i0c: broadway
south NJ Lee Hucklns.
w ANT u D-Ready to- wear saiesiady
with sufficient ability TO tahe charge
NJ ready wear department. The Fn-
nous. 10 West Grand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17

WANTED-Erpcrlenccd shipping clerk,
must bc thorough and understand tho
work; don't apply unless you do. Sharp
Auto Supply Co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

YALE CAFETERIA. Broadway, south
OF l1e.iIuckins. meat orders, 100 and
l5c: vegetables, Sc; desserts. 30 and
Toe Homo cooking
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Stock Statesmen
Attention

II you are u producter and want 10
handle an Issue OF stock In a substan-
tiai. conservative and profitable busi.
meas. whore safety Of Invested capital
10 beyond question and profits certain.
we can use $ou. none but high grade
men with abIpty will bo considered un-
usually attractive proposition and sell.
ING plan with liberal commissions t0i-is
bAnln Bldg. Oklahoma CITY.
THE FARMERS Packing Il Canning
company needs a salesman TO sell
groceries, At once. Honesty, ability,
energy and small amount OF capital
necessary 10 qualify; only personal In
tsrviews given attention. SO9.l0 Grain
Exchange nldS. Office open Sunday
from 10 IN 4
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MR.. J. S. REAVES
Room 40 Lce-Huckins Ho,cl.

LIVE man sell Ford riprters j h
kirkham. 7l5 East 7th. Oklahoma
Gu Maple lloi-J
v 'NTED. Two sllesmcu. With car
ir'icrrcd Call 2l1 N. Robinson,
Thursday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
WANTED
Experienced salcslndy. steady
position; good salary

Experienced salcslndy. steady
position; good salary
FIELDS CLOAK COMPANY.
WANTED Immediately. experienced
cook H7 W 18th Walnut l1l2
WANTED--A womnn experienced on
cuff press and other machines New
state Laundry. 100 y Francis st
WANTED-Two experienced arm wal
trcsses. Kunderer's Dainty Lunch.
III W Main.
THOROUGHLY reliable stcnographer-
hookkeeper Good opportunity Apply
At once Address B-i26o. uklahomun.
WANTED - Two experienced dining
room girls Duncan hotel rnwhuska.
Okla
COMPETENT Tlrl for housewofk; no
laundry: good wages 20 right party
Maple 22Gs
WANTED-Gltls TO work In musical
comedy chorus Apply 3il Culbertson
bldg
WANTED Experienced white girl for
general houscwofk no laundry small
family Maple 1925. el5 West 18th.
MATTRESSES wanted AT fiunt's
Lunch, llb y Robinson
HOuSEKEEPER nv widower: form
, Give description first letter R-llA
COlOREp laundrcss Tor family NJ two
references required. Walnut st6i.
fls " EEK expenses advanced No
canvassing. Women to travel appoint
Ing agents for food products, Expe-
rience unnecessary. Reliable Mfg Co.
40 Como Bldg, Chicago.
EXPERIENCED white girl for general
housework: family OF 2: references.
s0t W, goth.
klTcHFN heip wanted Yale CAFE.
terra. " broadway
Stcndy woman or girl for
housswork good wages and home.
Mania an M,uia -tn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17

WANTED zoo teachers and communI.
" workers your opportunity: help
your community. good pay. Address
g. L., sol W 9th St. oklahoma CITY.
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If THE man you need is no. classins

Times viii publish want ads under this
heading for days. without chAfgsD
'>N~@'>"->~"-"~~ "-"~~r~N~~-~~~~~~-~>~~~~~~
If THE man you need In not clasei n cd.
phone War Mothers Hostess house
Maple 1890.
WANTED ny DISCHARGED SAILOR
4 position aB bookkecper or ss
hookkeepcr and clerk for hardware
store. Best Of references J. W. Dean.
Yenger. Okla.
PRENTICE GAuTT wishes Job as
chauffeur or porter In garage. Call
Walnut 1855, ask for william Donshuo
or ,all At 20 East 10Th ST
DISCHARGED soldier desires position
on the rond. can furnish best OF ref
crouces and have several years OF
selling experience. Can also fIrntah
Ford car R-l02, Oklahoman
DISCHARGED overseas sold,A wants
position AS chauffeur; will taks care
Of car, years experience. Phone wal.
nut iO5s Call for Keeshen.
SOLDIER want, work OF some kind
not less than $50 week: would con-
slider outside work. have knowledge of
cement work Address 3i2ii N. Broad
way. WIN. lIcide.
DISCHARGED soldier wishes position
between a. m. and y. m. or y. M
20 10 p. m, account now eraployed. 6al
East Hth Maple 1861.
WANTED-By discharged soldier. posi-
tion as pharmacist not registered; ,
years experience. George Turner. %
Prent- Hamilton Bldg, Okmulgee. Okla
DISCHARGED soldier Wishes position
with party ot surveyors. or office
work good ~ copying and lettering
can handle Instruments G-21. Okla.
homan,
pRrGGlST-N Needs position, expert
enced all around man. years ex-
perience u years old. Discharged over
seas sailor ~. NJ Coombs. l3O7 North
klen. or phone Mrs. Coombs, Walnut
GS1g
AUTO mechanics helper wants perma
nent Job. 3 years experience. Gail
PBx-ss
WANTED-A position by an overseas
soldier about years experience In
accounting and bookkeeping. Can fur-
nirh good references Box +oi Stiglcr
Okla
WANTED Position by May 10. Ivy dis.
charged soldier. on farm: 3 years eX-
nerlencc In dairying and competent TO
take fun charge of dairy Write BoV
~. Il. II -, Topeka. Kan.
SOLDIERS and SAILORS. Attention.
Wanted. ten neat appearing men with
some sales experience Salary and
travelling expenses CRll at Room tOs
kingkndc Hotel, today.
HONORABLE discharged yeoman de,
slres clerical position with reliable
firm G-b, Times.
=--------.- -
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
Ss1SN~>-~~~>>N~~> >e-~e>~--~~----~--S>~~, ~s,-y-,
lF You have house to repair. plaster.
patch, or garage TO build call Davis.
Walnut 3223-J,
ALL KINDS OF carpenter and repair
work Call Maple 1884
FOR PLASTERlNG and repair yorl,
call Walnut 1854.
PATCHING and Building of Roofs
Jack Benson 4 Son, Maple 2OsJ
CALL ] Il. JONES. for ali Kinds OF
carpenter work and repairs. Roof
wo'N speciality. Maple 2227.R
YOUR HOME building. remodellng re.
pairing and painting solicited by w J.
Stoner. contractor. Walnut s77t.J.
CARpENTERfNG and repair work
Call Maple iG0s-J
COLLECTIONS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
An Idea That Helped to
Make Telephone
Operating
Am Ideal Occupation
For Young Women"

Years ago We got the idea that
Investments IN the cuntcntmrnt.
happiness and general welfare Of
telephone operators would show
big and pleasing dividends in the
form OF service. loyalty and
conscientlousn~s
n you were 20 enter central
office building today. YOU would
SEQ the development OF this idea
In the light. airy central offices.
tho comfortable, furnished
rest rooms and IN the dining
rooms where lunches mny he
brought or purchased at cost
You would see n further ds-
Nclopwcnt OF the idea In the plan
for employees pensions, disability
benefits and denth benefits that
exact no premium from the
cmployc.
II Is this idea. We believe. en-
largcd 10 It's greatest possible
extent and coupled with the fire.
puent increases In pay. the at
trRCtivcneS Of the work itself.
and the unusual opportunities
for Advancement TO supervisory
positions, that explains why so
many young women have mudc
telephone operating their profes-
sion with profit To themselves
and ctcdlt 10 tho telephone
system
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17

GET your trees trimmed by man who
has proved his ability TO the park
commissioner. " NJ. Bennett. Maple
iiOe-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
HOTEL DIRECTORY
Hotel Broadway Centrl

Hotel Broadway Central
ON BROADWAY Al vOURTH
SOME we'll furnished rooms With even
modern convenience. - veil 10 Q few
suitus With private bath avAiIabIs rtgisl
now. at very reasonable rates fog Dess
mAnsnt guests
coHY H0TEiy-Ail outside rooms. VIA
hot and cold water Walnut Si3>.
HARRIS HOTEL-Jnst south OF STI7.
Vim. Well furnished. strict attSn.
ton paid TO phone calls. A particular
place for particular peopls. os.So ~
per week.
TRAVELLERS HOTEL. Just north OF p
O.. nswly furnished and rsdecoratedl
every room strictly modern, one suits
OF housekeeping rooms; nothing better
In city. Special weekly ratsa
HADLEY INN. opposite carnegie II.
brary; 30 rttbty modern outsida
rooms; rome IN Sst'te with private baths,
special weekly rates
MARQUETTE noTEis-6pposiie cour,
house sO rooms all with hot and
coln running water. az with connected
hath; rcmodelsd and redecOrntod
throughout. 800 10 $500 per week.
Corner Grand and Dewey, Walnut 3&7I.
WILSON HOTEL, 6s rooms, two single
rooms and few sniteA. bed rooms and
HlttlEg rooms, just vacated. half block
Of Terminal %O2is W. Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17

HAVE good territory open for two
more good men at once SJ6 TO So
week must have own conveyance. Sell
10 farmers Apply lOlA West Main.
Room T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
APPRAISERS ACTION SHOWS
VALUES OF MORGAN'S ART
Suit i'm English Court Reveals High
Prices Fixed Americans
Property.

LONDON March a2.-For vaiuin.
ne ar; treasure OF the late ]. Pier
trading as 7 Eudd, at Southamptom
was vas commissioned He got Thoma ;
and 3'' WHEN n ;he % Mn; b 10 4ssis' him
p!eted - dispute arose a. 10 Cubiti' $
remuneration.
MIR. cubi;t claiming SIS as ba!ance o; Of
account. Defendant, said he had paid
:2"u out OF fSoe, when was d fai:
Tie property al Gro=venor Square
Wall Hal, Watfcrd. at fi57.ooe. a
tota o. $4,000 !, was. said counsel
treasures had been collected from ali
parts OF the world. and there was no
Re Ge syoa Of nri les psid Mr. cubit; had
antiques and gave up his own business
entirely TO do this work. which oc-
eu2ied sixty da%a - Grosvenor Square
Cubit5 in his evidence said there
were NO Picture by F:ans Hale which
he valued at f:o,voo each though the
were :arer than Gaimsboroushs and
mos: .! them were lodged up in
nn;eh Saiieries. Their, was Troyon
in New York
The Judge-'Tha; may have arisen
from the fact tnut there were TWO
New York men whose wives each de-
sired Il particular picture"
Witness said there were many other
fine pictures. for AIR. Morgan had been
very well advised in hi; purch.. es
At Wa;ford there WAS a picture which
ne believed was Il NelasuueZ and
valued At f25.000. There was also IA
fine picture By Abbott OF Lord Nelson.
which WIS in the linen cupboard
The JUDGE remember seeing one
OF the finest Tintorettos | ever saw in
uny He in the pantry next 20 the
housekeeper's room in IL certain coun-
try house The housekeeper liked the
picture, and the master OF the nous,
thought it ought 20 be next to her
room"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
AUSTRALIAN WORKERS. LOT
BETTER THAN EUROPEANS
Universal tpp!ica zion Of Ei::ht-lIour
Dag, and Good Nnvca
Nrc PNiI.

MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA. March
22.-An Interesting comparison be-
tween Australian and French labor ami
living conditions was made 10y Com
missioner Thomson. IF The French mis-
Son TO Australia previous 10 his de-
parturc for the United States
Commissioner Thomson stated TO
begin with, that the condition OF the
Australian worker was preferable TO
Thar OF the worker or an, Euroucan
was the universal application of The
ciGht-hour day Part OF the uncnr-
,ainty OF the conditions OF European
labor is thc lack OF a Uniform inter
national working day. In England
certain factions are clamoring for :,
sx-hou day, while in many com
tries on the Continent The day Of
labor may mean anything from eight
to twelve hours.
Tho commissioner pointed out that
much higher than in France aud the
rest of Emron". with the exception
that the highly skilled laborcr re.
Ccived moro in France Than ia Aus
tralia
and better dressed than the French
worker and that was due to the fact
that taxation does not fan 80 heavily
upon the Australian working class as
il does upon tho Frcnch.
Regarding food. the commissioners
of the Southern Cross At a disadVan-
tagc. despite the high prices current
in France. This WAS due. in his opin-
ION to tho gr"at,\ thriC.:ncss OF the
French housckcepcr.
vi. Thomson admired very much the
wide Legislative Uuver for labor laws
pnsscsScd by Australian states. as com
parcd with Franco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
LAUpS ABRAHAM LINCOLN
AS HERO OF DEMOCRACY
Lord Bryce Praised American for
spirit and Conduct During
Troublesome Period.

LONDON. March 22.--Lord Bryce pre-
sued at luncheon TO celebrate the
anna lEaInahou Of the Atlantic Union
"iih the English Speaking Union given
the toast OF Tie King and the Presi-
cent OF The United States" he said that
ine TWO rulers had recently made eacn
others acquaintance. and they were
'ihlinaicd by sentiments Of mutual re
Spect and regard They were united
as incl: people were united.
In giving the toast OF The Anal
saIna,cd Society: The Atlantic Union
and the Ens!ish-Sreak Union" he
celebrate the ainaigamatioif OF the
two societies because il WAS the birth
day or Abraham Lincoln. one OF Am
erica $ nationa! heroes. lie was more
than national hero; nc was, e he
might so say, the international hero
OF democracy.
Though a plain man. coming from
the humblest ranks. Lincoln was
man OF extraordinary natural gifts
and above all of n reSolute. strenuous.
Upright character. National heroes
were among the mos; precious pos
sessions . nation could have II might
be said that one of the things by
which nation WAS known was the
people whom IL made its heroes. Ger
many had her national hero in Fred
crick the Great. and Italy hers i'm
Mazzini and Gariba ldi.
Il was the good fortune OF America
10 have as the founder OF the Republic
a man not only OF sanity character
but of exalted purpose and rcsolutc
will--t;corgc Washington. 1t was no,
less her good fortune to have at the
Civil War Il man like Lincoln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
SENDING HOME SOUVENIRS
BY HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
mrr,vnn Soldiers Unre Sent Half
'ioh 'erinan Helmets Alone.
Large Volume or Null.

WASiilNGToN, March a.-S!ncc tile
american troops overseas have
stopped lighting they have taken
TO ietter-writing and remembering
friends at home with souvenirs from
the bat;!cieids in France Tn; was
Indicated today by Il Postotiicc De-
partment announcement that the
amount OF mail from the American
cNped;t ionary force had increased
more than 20 Pc cent. since the ccssa-
ton OF hostil:t:es.
The volume OF souvenirs sent back
to the United States by parcel pos;
may he measured by the ton. the de-
partment asserted. Curios sent most
10y the soldiers arc she'll cases, parts
OF rifles and reviewers. bayone;s. uu,-
form buttons and small fragments Of
demolished airDlanes. Captured Ger
man helmets. however. are the most
nrized taken. Nearly 800, 600 of these
have come through the mail since the
war began.
During November nearly $4,000. o0v
letters were dispatched from Bor-
dcauX and many millions more from
Erest. Since Nhen the mail shipments
have been increasing steadily and In
February nearly 22.000.000 letters
were sent from Bordeaux alone. FIRE.
oucntly twelve to fifteen letters a day
have been sent by soldier and one
private established n record by writ
ing thirty in a single day.
Mail from this country to the troops
overseas Is now being delivered with
fcw delays, the officials SAID. since adj
dresses OF soldiers are not changed as
often as before the armistice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
SOME MAY HtS'I: BURIED
IIil:MNI:l.NI:S u ENENIN.S LAND

How many stories OF Individual self
ishnsS :, OF Gisappoiu;ed love or OF dis
grace buried IN S-!f-chosen pat:iatiou
are concealed behind the mystery of
Inc Lost Legion none may venture to
guess. Perhaps many who were pris-
ph.rs IN Germany have elected TO re-
main IN the country and bury them
selves beyond sight OF kin for reasons
when can never appear in dry official
reports Of Tie War Office
II IS likely tina; many an EnrIish,r,,
whose bones lie under /, heap OF Stag
~ IN" bottom, OF some German coal
smart has had his name blottrd forever
from enemy lists OF prisoners by some
Inpenctrablc subtcrfuge.
hct The grim fact remains that OF
NOR" THAN 100000 BritonS VINO went
10 WA $500 have been swallowed M
" .thOMt traCc by The WORLDS madness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
GLUE FLOODS OF ENGLAND
SERVE AS DISHWASHERS
".,rciiie Corps" Composed Of BnrOnctx
and NliiIioDuircH, Scrub
FLOORS.

LONDON March 22.--The archie"
corps. which defended London against
Teppclins and Go,has. was recruited
from the most swaggcr clubs in the
West End. II had baronet noor
sorubbcr. u millionaire gun swabber
and many bluc-booded scntries and
diShHashcrs.
One Tommy" rcdc to work daily
in u Rolls Royce.
II WAS quite surprised" said an
officer. TO discover that tho orderly
me III such a mental way was n scotch
bsronc, whosc family has owneo "a
large slice o: one of the northern coun-
tics for over $40 years, IA 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
ny WILLIAM }. BUTLER.

aONDON. March .:-Amrrirn's
meat trust. holding IL club over the
british government In Its cont ruI
Of food prices. looms up as 81 men,
acc To the rrnUipI OF one Of the
Ertafcst rnuSrS al Englnnd'n in
du~trinl unrest. by preventing the
i"wcrin. Of prices. This Is tho
"r'ninn of british government OIL
c'"is and leading food importers
here.
Rood Controller G.. ~. Roberts, In
answering the popular cry for re-
auction In price OF government con-
troiird fond, referred to tho Amer
lean n'onnpoiy. especially on bacon.
- fear that the government il In
the hands Of the American meat
trust. and will nc obliged 10 kacp
up prices" the London Evening
News TuOics In m Interview with
II leading importer OF provisions.
THIS importer DECLARED, md Inter
" was admitted by Roberts. TINT
tho british government IL hoard
Ing toms and tons of government
controlled food, aud il rcruaInE to
rclcnsr il ut lower thnn the wnr
price nt which II WIS purchnscd.
charging the difference to tho ma
iionni treasury wnr debt
This hnS hccn the popular de-
mnnd almost unanimous In the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Americas Meat Trust, Controlling Meat
Prices, Proving Potent Cause of Unrest

newspapers rs soIution To tho
present scarcity and high cost OF
FOOD. with Its accompanying strike
nIrnncc.
however. an opposite view hero
Is; 1.-The government IL right. NC
don't know what may happen when
the blockade is removed. There IL
plenty at money among the better
on people In tho central empires,
and we should have them buying
aSninst US In America"
The official view Ii that prices
would mount II the control were
removed md the UmmisSioncr OF
police tukcs the stand that VIC
should sec revival OF the queues
if food were to he buu.,ht free from
restriction.
There has bcen recent slack
eninE In tch-thc Erent English mn
ftohal beverage; hut the OfficfnI an
r'rcr to my demand for chrapcr
butter In, "1hcrc IL n world short
nEe OF butter"
II IN admitted by Food Ministry
OmcInlS that there nrc InrEc stocks
Of bacon i'm tho country, hut to nut
these ON the omen market. they say,
would ncnn presently Britnin would
Ike In the hnnds OF tho Anne ricnu
eHploiter. srrinE thnt America nj
present IL rho only bncon-prOducins
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
UNDERPAlD PARIS is WORRY
VI. CIemenrenu Concerned ny SjIent
LabOrinG Classes In French
CunttRl.

PARIS, March o2.-Whilc cosmo-
poiitan and war pro!itecring Paris is
In the relief at (i,c nrmis-
tice. there is another Paris. the Frenci,
hard working, underpaid Paris, that is
silent and saturnine, struggling with
the inflated prices, not too we'll fed.
wondering when 'the real peace will
begin, greatly troubled. and just a lit
tie menacing. II Is this Paris that
Is worrying NJ. Clcmcnceuu in these
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Churche. to I'd in Employmcnt Service.

Churches to Id In Employment Service.
WASHINGTON, March 22.--The gem
cral wartime commission OF the
churches representing more than TO-
100000 church membcrs. announced to-
day that II had undertake eli the organ
EATON OF Its 10000 churches for CO.
operation with tho United; states En-
ployment Service In the obtaining OF
jobs for returning 4 s oldters.ff sailors,
marines and civilian war workors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
DESPITE FALL OF EMPIRE,
BERLIN LEADS CAY LIFE
Restaurants, Tea Houses. Thcatcrs
and Movies All DO Thriv-
ing Trade.
CAPITAL HAS DANCING CRAZE
Strikes DO Not .tccp Doors Closed,
Only Vacant Seats Being Those of
Grcat Imncrial HON.L
CAPITAL HAS DANCING CRAZE
ny RORI:RT j. PREV.

PARIS, March - The collapse OF
The empire. with Spur;5 OF irtcrnccine
hEhtinG following. hls done nothing TO
cool the ardor OF Beriincrs for the gay
lie which has developed in the Ger
man CAPITA il the pas. ton Years =
traveller who has just got bach from
the war-rackcd city says that The adj
diciion OF the people 10 music and vino
dancing and tc-.s. was one OF The out
standing features Of Beriiu's activities
about the end OF January.
IN all the war capitals OF Europc
money IL being spent more freely thar
was ever The case in Deace time ann
i6er!:n IS no exception TO the rule, FOR
;ne billions Of dollars which the
Kaiser raised for war was spent AL
most solely within the borders o. IN.
empire Naturally. IL is for the mos;
part the "nouNeauX riches" whom the
War made wealthy WHO arc now main
tanning the QugndaIn gaictv OF Berlin