The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-11
.iwBriefs
Many Red cross worL.s-A recon,

Many Red cross Workers record
attendance since resuming work at th,
I,"d ttusa sewing rooms after the
'm fu'idiys marked Nrstrrdh, 4
Hl. day meeting. when the Philomathri
H.s Hud h,tIb,.s u the I,l,rI I'If
i.H ts Wh.yd for work The former
org rfnynton has pledged 100 garments
i.r foreign fclcf work and rs making
strenuous efforts 20 redeem It's pledge
as ',on ~ p ss.nle
Schools 10 Be Talked Whether 4
approve 'Hr propofcl bond issue uf
itNu 900 tb provide additional rooms iu
various schools here viii he the subject
Tor discussion at meeting OF the
city Planning commission at the Skir-
Vim hotel 1t O'Clock tonight The re,
port ~ the school board stating that
seventy four additional rooms viii be
rcsutrd 10 house properly the children
~ ~" city, viii he submitted Follow d.
INK the executive session. the commits.
tiuu VIII Eo tn the Chamber of Com.
WrIrc whore the second open hearing
~ proposals. fUr tho Improvement II
the city will he conducted at 100
u'cl1c'
Editors TAX Road, BEFORE adjourn.
inf fNr smoker the Uklaluml state
hotel last night resolved Itself into u
r"oi roads meeting. Judging from brcf
talks mad" by &, r. HUH, Paul Neg
bi't md X. \ Slnglctpry, Okhhom.
good roads manager, T. r. bronson
secretary ot the association, presided
and called uron ~ II Cunningham O,
fHirNlew: Cot T.. l.. Gregory of Ard.
more. and sidney Sugr'. former editor
of the Ardmofclic FOR informal talks
tnn,s
Kun TO khr.l, Ctty--Mr \ r. Kull
~ the hun Tractor 60. lrr tn. morn
'nt FOR knn,ts city on business con.
grrning the automobile show. lie VIII
oo gone three or four days.
furlouOh for Navy Recruits Word
was received ~ the naval recruiting
station TINS morning from Wa ashington
mat ull persons enlisting I'm the navy
may lo given u furlOugh hpfur" being
'fhh.I, ,ff'd 'u The naval training sta
ilon The length OF the furlough is LETT
10 the discretion OF the official In charge
" the station.
So'lce--Al members Of the band. Sec.
pnd Oklahoma infintry, are ordered 10
tcp, q at armory, Tenth and Broadwny
ONllhAmp tliy, at y. m. January H..
ana : a. m Monday 18th, regulation
UNIFORM. Tor inaugural parade. Il T..
fNnn' Lleutsnt Commander Band.
Ndy)
Yeomen 10 Discharged r. " McCol.
lister. ytom'u first class. who has been
WORKING IN the naval recruiting offices
IN the CITY, Was honorpbly DISCHARGED
rom the service today m order that he
might continue his education.
IIpsLItlsJ a.
h'r o' calls Tor uuakllcd laborers and
carpenters to work at various govern.
mrnt camps In clearing up wartime
work have been received at the Federal
state Employment bureau Wages are
good. the report states. but applicants
WIN have 10 pay their own railroad
fare 10 the camps.
RIgi Hand Lotion, cure. cr,ck.d
hands, ~ cents n bottle: doubls slxs 81
cents, For sale at drug stores. (AdvD
eoudiner Case Continued. - Charge.
~ robbery against Elmer Roudln.r
srntiul"d Tor preliminary hearing to-
day before Joseph T., pcuprcc. Justice
OF peace, were continued two weeks ON
Application OF the county attorney.
Boudlncr, II Is alleged held up and
robbed hundrym1n here o, 5000 lie
was arrested at Gushing two weeks ago
and brought here. He Il under all 5b5
appearance bond for trial.
DR. IIirsh'leld has resumed practice
CAdyD
THEFT Of overcoat Charged Joseph
J.. Deup'tr. Justice of the peace. con
unucd the preliminary hearing VI Red"
Dunlap today Tor two weeks on mp,lnn
" the county attorney. so that the case
could he further Investigated. Durlap
ls charged with stealing AN oyefcoat
iom the Leo Huckins hotel
Bllls TAKEN to Fort Worth, - l. n
blis VINO. has hoen held In the county
JAN here FOR more than A month Us.
taken 10 Fort worth. Te1as, this morn.
Ink 90 be- tried on charge OF Illegal