davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12
MS,Sl MSssS s.
DETSKE DlVADLO.

v Cesko-Americke Sini ma Quin
cy Ave. Pri cetne navsteve Sc.
hraly ditky vcera odpoledne
pohadku pod MAVEN "Libu-
Sin SEM. We hre bN.y znazor-
neny ruze, trava, zvonecek, tu
lipan, sedmikrasa, blatous, kon
valinka, fialka, jetelicek, pse.
nice, kukurice, zito, owes, mo-
tylek, ,moucha, sekac a slunic-
ko. Ditky v jejich uborech pc.
kne Professionally kvetiny, plo
diny ostatnf jim sverene ulo-
hy. Svym prednesem, zpevy
tancem uchvatily pritomne o.
becenstvo, ktere bouri potlesku
je odmenilo. Pri divadle 1cin.
kovaly ditky: l.. Kavamova, S.
Hejdukova, M. Mosnova, Val
nerova, Korenova, Mulacova,
B. Pokorna, M. Skodova, Bera
nova, M. Pokorna, Kuncova,
M. Satavova, A. Hesova, V,
Haka, F. Mrhak, V. Zelenka,
J. Chudoba, A. Broz, l.. Lisy.
Ditky Sc ulohy dobre naucily
a jejich vystoupeni prozrazuje
zajem schopnosti pro divadlo.
Jesn casteji mimi divadla ma.
studovat a molly by Sc z Mich
vypestovati schopne silly pro
nase ochotnicke sbory. Pc di--
vadle nasledovaly basnicky,
tamce i zpevy narodnich pisni.
Po ukonceni programu predse
da patronatu p. Kavan vyzval
prltomne, ably naSi ceske Sko.
le vetsi pozorpost venovali, ma
tinky otcove, ably dbali by je-
jich ditky skolu navStevovaly,
neb jen We skdle 81 mlzem w.
chovat sve nastupce, kteri ma
Sc rldnouci rady a spolky mo-
hou doplnovat. Provedenl pro
gramu meli ma starosti ucitel-
ka pi. Kravcova, slec. Charva.
tova a p. Pelich, "a pomoci
skolniho patronatu. PAX nasle
doval tanecni vinek, pri KITE
rem Sc hlavne mladez tancem
bavila. v. K,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12
sTARY CAS-.

TAX zvany starry cas- zaveden
|byl opet v Clevelandu vcera a
|pouze nektere korporace dodr-
|zujl cas- novy, zeleznicni. Wee
ira We vsech kostelfch posinuty
rucicky zpet o hodinu a dnes
I've vsech skolach zahajeno vyu
|Govani die Central, tedy die BY
valeho, ,stareho casu. Rovnez
Western Reserve universita po-
|slechla narizeni radnice a tax
ie v Caseove technicke Skole,
!jakoz j We vsech mestskych vys
|sich ucilistich. Mnohe tovarny
oznamujici v sobotu, re starry
cas- nezavedou, zmenily sve
|predsevzetl a dnes pracujl die
narlzeni radnice. Lakewood,
East Cleveland a jina predne-
sti zavedou starry cas- dnes ne
BIO Ultra. Spolecnost poulicnich
drah k staremu casu Sc posud
nevratila, ucini tax ale, jak.
mile rozpozna sentiment svych
pasazerI. Rovnez n6ktere pred
m6stske trakcni spolecnosti '
rozvrhu casu neucinily zadnycf
lzmen. Mesto Lorain zavede sta
Try cas- v nekolika dnech a po.
dobne ucinf Elyrie Canton.
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ZNAMY UHLfR ZEMREL.


Vcera zemrel kapitam John
M. Drake, 2041 vych. II ulice,
MATTEL velkozavodu uhlim, je-
hoz specialitou byl prodej uhli
massillonskeho. Drake byl pd-
vodne ucitelem krasopisu We
zdejsf obchodni skole, kdyz ale
pred 40 lety v Massillon velka
'loziska uhll byla objevena, jal
Sc prodej tehoz momopoliso-
vat tim take zbohatl. Zemrel
We veku 80 let jako staromlade
nee.
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PROTOKOL.

z posledni schuze Ceske svob.
skoly ma zap. strane v Ces. ST.
nj Sokol. Schuzi zahajil misto
predseda p. st. Svaty, a po W.
rizeni beznych zalezitosti u
sneseno, by vyucovanf zakonce
no bylo dne Is. cervna, a %.
carvna konati Sc bude detsky
vylet V zahrade Ceske Sine So
kol. Pan ucitel Valasek slibil
opatriti vlastni hudbu nasi 20
mladiny', kteraz V posedni do
be jew znacne pokroky. Dale
usneseno, by pozadany byly We
skere rady a sbory V patrona-
tn Ces. skoly zastoupene, by
spravneji platili sve prispevky
skole pfikazane a jich PIP. "a
stupci cetneji by schGze patro
natnl navstevovali. Doufame,
ze nase ctene spolky zajiste do
bfe znaji, podporuji-li skolu
ceskou, ze podporuji tim tez
budouci sve clenstvo. - Pfi-
jem We schnzi obnasel $1,000
vydani $1,000. Pc vycerpani
programu schuze skoncena.
Fred A. Mucha, tajemnlk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12

a zdejsi federalni distrikt asi
500 millioni dollarG, kdezto v
.celych Spojenych Statech ro-
zebrano bondd asi o pdl billio-
nuVice nez cinila quota.
Nase mesto oficielne koupi-
10 "a SS1,945.OOO bondu, KITE
rezto bondy jsou prvnimi splat
kami zajisteny. Jest vsak do
sud znacny pocet upisu, ma
nez slozeny budou zavdavky v
n6kolika dnech.
Uredni rozprodej We federal
MIN obvodu cinf S472.8O1. 900,
nicmene neni pochyby, ze V ty
dnu castka ia bude obnaset pet
set millionG dollard. Vlada po-
skytuje totiz tydenni lhutu ku
slozeni zavdavk1 ma upsane
bondy.
V meste nasem nejvice upsa
la 25 warda, jejiz quota cinila
$2,500.0O0 a jez rozebrala "a
S6,703.35O bondu. Nejv6tSi pc
Get jednotlivych odberatelG
bondG ma warda Sestnacta, kde
8,474 lidi prihlasilo Sc vitez
ne bOndy,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12
kRAJANkA v PRAZE HLE.
DA v CLEVELANDE PRf-
BUZNE..

Pani Karla Rihova, Praha
w., Loretanske nam. {. 108,
hleda sve tri bratrance Hozma-
ny, syny zemreleno Jos. Hoz-
rodaka z Libocinky, o.
kres Jilove, reznika v Cleve-
lande, O., ktery Sc tam vyste-
hoval asi pred 30 lety. Zpravy
o Mich bud'tez rizeny ma uvede
nou adresu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12
USPECH 13. WARDY.
kampanni vybor dskuje vsem
pracovnikIm a nekterym posi-
la ma pamatku Vitszne pijcky
mem. dGstojnicke helmy.

Jak jiz sd6leno, nejsilnejsi
ceska warda, warda trinacta
upsala V cas- bondovou svou
quotu $8O0.OOO a do dneska
koupila S1,O65.350 bondG pate
Vltezne pujcky a dalsl upisy,
dodatecne zavdavky provazene
lie jeSt6 ocekavat. V 13. war
de koupilo celkem 4,205 jed
notlivci bondy. Ia pGl milionu
dollarG rozebrano v podomni
subskripci a Zbytek rozprodan
V tovarnach. Wardni bondovou
organisaci fidil pan Albert Pal
da, jenz roztridil wardu ma 1G.
precinktu "a nacelnictvi toll
kez kapitand, majicich po de-
deseti pracovnicich ku podomni
mu rozprodeji. Pracovnikum
tenn pomahaly cetne maSe da-
my, kdezto pani V. Svarcova,
Anna BrGzkova a nj. Herbkers
manova pusobily tez We ward
MIN kampamnim stanu. Dnes
havni kampanni stan posila
13. ward6 oficielni uznani a
Zarovcn oZnamuje, re prednim
pracovnikim We 13. ward6 do
stane Sc Zvlastni pamatky ma
Viteznou kampan. DGstojnicke
nemeck6 helmy ma bojisti We
Francii sveho casu ukoristen6
budou venovany PIP. Alb. Paldo
vi, jenz vedl 13. wardu cover
the top, kapitanu Frant. j..
Pavlikovi, ienz Sc svymi priru-
cimi prodal nejvice bondn a
'kap. K. J. Mezerovi, vyzname-
navsimu Sc zvlast prodejem
jednotlivcGm.
Kazdy precinkt mel sveho ma
celnika neb nacelnici tito Sc
hnali ma patou pGjcku nasledu
iicI IIhrnne ohnocv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12

BEZDETNl MANzELE hle-
dali mensi sluany byt v okoli
Kinsman Union Ave. Nechte
adressu v adm. t. /. 5-14
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12
CESTNA VLAJkA MA
SQUARU.

Cestna vlajka vZtycena ma
sqaru V sobotu o treti hodin6
odpoIedni, kdy quota $4,000
600 prepsana byla o 445,OOO.
Vztyceni uskutecnil predseda
kampanniho vyboru G. A. Pal
ne "a asistence vyslouzilych vo
jinG G.. Brackera M. G.. Lo-
berta. Ia vztyteni Vit6zne vlaj
ky zvony a tovarni pist'aly V
dolennim m6ste Sc rozezvucely.
Asi V tutez dobu dovrsena quo
ia pate valecne pujcky pred
mestskych osadach Bay, Berea,
Brecksville, Solon, Orange, Ran
dali, Parma, Rockey River,
Royalton, Strongsville, Warren
sville, West Park, Olmstead a
Chagrin Falls. Vsechny NEST.
wardy dosahly sve quoty v cas-,
tedy iwardy ceske, z nichz vet
Sina prepsala sv6 udely. Nekte
re venkovske osady V Cuyaho-
ga nemaji sve sb6raci listiny
Up'ne dosud, lee dosavdni VEN
kovske cislice nasvedcuji, re
ami farmafi svou vlasteneckou
ipovinnOst nezanedbali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12
"NEJHORSf MESfCE v CE,
CHACH BUDOU CERVEN
A CERVENEC"

"'Nejhorsi mesice v Cechach
budou cerven a cervenec" tax
'prohlasili pant journalistic, kterl
prave prijeli z Ceskoslovenske
republiky do Spoj. StatG a do
dali: Lid dojida zbytky chu-
ldych zasob b a pristi diva mesi-
Ice budou nejhorsi "a celou do
bu valky.'
Sta lidi, zvlaste deti, zmira
denne podvyzivou a situace Sc
nezlepsi az do pristich zni.
V Praze a v jinych mensich
mestech mleko uz davno jest
|veci neznamou. Omastku neni
IvIbec proto zelenina, nejsouc
omastena, nasyti jen ma KRAFT
kou chvili.
Nenl mydla ma myti ami ma
lpranl. Zbytky prada jsou pra
i ny bez mydla uz pres diva ro-
ky. Lide chodi polobosi a v pa
pirovych satech. Bida jevi Sc
vSude.
A my mdzeme pomoci. My
mIzeme zachrani1 sta zivotu.
Naskytla Sc prilezitost - ole
dinela prilezitost poslat tuky,
mleko, maso a jine potraviny,
jakoz latky ma saty, pradlo,
kdzi ma boty a mydlo.
Mdzeme zachraniti zivoty
nasich drahych, kterl prodela-
Ii prava muka po dobu valky
a nyni svobodni potrebuji jen
jedine pomoci: - pomoci no.
spodarske - pomoci okanzile.
Kdo nemas pratel We stare
Tlasti, zasli dar mekteremu IL
'stavu, nemocnici, chudobinci,
invalidovne neb sirotcinci, neb
pod, tam nekde v miste, kde
prozil jsi sve mladi, kan tax
caste zaletas myslenkami.
Mnozi krajane casto prohla-
'sovali: "Na politickou akci pc.
,nize nedam, ale al budete mo.
ci poslat do kraje p01raviny ne
bo pradlo a Saty, tax ma mn6
zavolejte a ia sve povinnosti
dostojlm." Ma ty krajany nyni
,spolehame, re dostoji svemu
slibu.
/ Ostathi, ktefi pro osvobozeni
'sveho draheho naroda tolik
mnoho do dneska vykonali, u
cinl zajiste vsechno, co v je.
jich dosahu, ably pomohli ny.
nj zachranit narod pred hla.
domorem.
! Kazdy konejme svou povin.
most, pripravujme Sc vsichnt
ma zaslani potravin a latek
skrze United Czechoslovak Re
lief, tax ably cd Is. do. 25 ina.
|je t. r. sesel Sc dostatecny po.
Get napln6nych beden pro zap
n6ni lode.
A k zaplnenl lode jest zapo.
trebl 18 tislc beden zvenci mi.
ry 3 strevici delky 2 strevf
eli slrky vysky.
SSM) SSSM
We SPOJENf SfLA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12
CLEVELAND UPSAL MA VlTEZNOU
PUJCKU ASI 80 AAILLIONU
DOLLARU.
We FEDERALNlM DISRIKTU PREPSANO ASH so
MILIONU AV SOUSTATf PUL BILLIONU DOLLARU

Dosavadni ufedni Cislice V
tech kterych m6stskych war;
dach Uni:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12

PRIJME Sc sest tesarskych
delnlkI u FIR. Valchare, 1916
E. 48 St., aneb u FIR. Rypaka,
3578 w. 49 81. 5-14
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tSSM) S'SSM IS SKI
We SPOJENf SfLA.

Ma oslavu spojeni sc sboru
Sokol Tyrs s paeronatem sine
ma Buckeye Road usporadan v
sobotu skvely vecirek, ma nemz
podEelo So cetne naseho obe-
censtva. Sokol Oscar Niederle
promluvil vecne o vyhodach
spoje'ni a dalsi program vypl-
nil orchestr p. Soukupa. Pri
te prilezitosti pojmenovano tez
ditko manzeld Vanikovych, po
kterychzto obradech volna, sr-
decna zabava nasledovala.
ESX yS1
"Chudak Jim Sc prepocital,
kdyz 81 bral penize."
"Ale k penezdm patrila ta-
ke zena, ci ne?"
Nv tom Sc prave prepocital.
Penize patriAy zene a Jim je
dosud nevidel."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12

PRONAJME Sc maly byt
jednomu nebo dvema p&ndm.
Tez Sc proda nabytek. Haste
sc v elsie 5010 Mcbride Ave.
5-14
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

70 SECURE THE BEST POSITION ToU
SHOULD CONE DOWN EARLY
MONDAY MORNING.
STENOGRAPHER. good educat ton, 500;
beginner, SIT per week; stenograph.r
and filing. ss5: railroad, $3.50; be-
gnner, $50: wholesale, $50; temporary,
SOS. beginner, SEQ.
COMPTOMETER operator, $50 to &sS
MULTIGRAPH operator, $50 to Ss5, good
firm.
FILE CLERK, s1b week.
SALES GIRL. SIS week.
COMMERCIAL REFERENCE coMPANr,
ASS City Nat Bank povs. Sac ,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

ANOTHER spoke added to the ever ro-
tattng wheel Of scientific achievement:
peanuts can now be salted In the shell:
the biggest hit of the age; thousands
Of retail merchants in your territory
waiting for opportunity to buy the Won
der Sailing Machine; we want a hustler
to open office, manage local crew of
statesmen: every retail merchant a pros
pect; exclusive sales contract; big prof
its to distributors: $1,000 to $1,000 capt.
tai required: sample shelton sailed pea
nuts GENT on request. Address Sales
manager. Eighth Floor. 20 East jack
son boulevard. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14
DISTRIBUTORS WANTED.

Everywhere, to sell our Puncture
Proof Inner Tire; Just out; not . filler:
antee; fits any tire: abolishes forever
air-filled inner tubes; rides % comfort
ably: $500 II you can tell the differ
ence; 200 miles on new castings. 5000
sets; easily removed from ono to an
other; exclusive territory free; you
need 5000 to $4,000 to purchase tires
and to open up territory properly, de-
q few counties or q whole state; our
tires sell very rapidly; you can easily
make $4,000 yearly and over; further
particulars upon-reQuest. Room 1905,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

NOTICE
TO OUR AGENTS AND ALL OTHERS
We have devised a remarkable sales
plan that will Immediately quadruple
can sell every woman you call on at
least 81 worth of the world famous
N-R-G laundry tablets, now being used
daily in more than a million homes;
we are the originators OF this famous
product and while there are many imi-
tations. none will do the work of Mr.
G; our agents make big money, and
with our new selling plan they will
make four times as much: this IS the
greatest proposition ever offered agents;
we give free samples and guarantee
the sale; you can't lose: we can use a
few more agents; write for free sample
and full particulars; exclusive territory
given: largest manufacturers Of laundry
tablets in the world. Farruhar Moon
Mfg. Company. 14O5-C. Jackson boule-
ward, Chicago III.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14
OIL LEASES, STATE OF TEXAS.

OIL LEASES, STATE OF TEXAS.
Safest, most profitable end Of oil
business; leases now selling on an aver
age Of $4,000 an acre could have been
bought few months ago as low as $40
an acre; drilling for oil is general over
state and lease values soaring; get good
leases and hold for big profit; state
lands now being leased at low prices In
sections where geological structure In
dictates future oil pools. Write today
for description, free maps and prices
Address Stateland Lease Association.
307 Beatty Bldg, Houston, Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELH-
GRAPH COMPANY has few vacancies
for bright young ladies interested In long
distances telephone operating. Those be-
tween the ages OF IT and % with at least
grammar school educat ton preferred Lib
eral salary paid while learning Advance
ment to those of ability. Apply to Miss
Bell, oil Telephone Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14
HELP WANTED-MALE
Statesmen and Solicitors.

ARE YOU INTERESTED
IN MAKING$l0O A WEEK AND
UP? THIRTY-FIVE MEN
NOW DOING AS WELL AND
SOME EVEN BETTER SELL
ING DIRECT TO FARMER.
EVERY FARMER A LIVE
PROSPECT. IF YOU HAVE A
CAR AND WANT TO GET
INTO A STRAIGHT LEGITI-
MATE PROPOSITION WITH
NO MONEY TO INVEST,
REPRESENTING A FIRM
WITH Is YEARS PAST EX
PERIEN IN OMAHA.
WRITE US. WE WILL DEM
ONSTRATE TO YOU BY AC-
TUAL WORK IN THE FIELD
THAT THE JOB IS JUST
AS REPRESENTED.
SIS. OMAHA BEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

FOR SALE-Tire repair shop located In
good Nebraska town Of 1,40o popula-
ton with well established business.
Write Boz 12L WMRen Nsk
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

-Woodworllers to build auto
mobile truck bodies. Andrew Murphy &
Son, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

boy. by manufacturing
concern; good opportunity for advance
ment. State age and lalary lxpssted.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

SALESMAN, grocery specially, 3125 up.
ACCOUNTANT for income tax reports
(permanent) $175 up.
CORRESPONDENT AND TYPIST, 800,
BooKKEEpER, splendid chance to ad-
BooKKEEPER. grain concern tout Of
HssfsTANT BooKKEEPER. light
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK. $3.50
ADDING MACHINE OPERATOR and
OFFICE BOY. fine future, sss.
BUSINESS MEMS REFERENCE ASSN
s17-1S w. o. W. Bldg.
TRAVELLING auditor, thorough account
ant 5000 and all expenses; head book
keeper, manufacturing firm, $3.50; office
manager. small firm, good accountant
$50 to $175: young man with some
knowledge Of bookkeeping, who Is in
terested in learning credit work. for
position as assistant to credit manager,
800 to start; young man with banking
or commercial experience, who can oper-
ate Burroughs posting machine: ste
nographer and assistant to manager,
small jobblng business. $125.
WESTERN REFERENCE &C. BOND ASSN
Originators of the Reference Business.
1856 First National Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

SYNDICATE NOW FORMING.
To take over the assets of an inter
nationally known and popular priced
light-sx automobile, which has not
been produced since the United States
entered the war; hundreds of cara. were
manufactured and are giving utmost
satisfaction; inquiries being received
from responsible distributors and deal
ers all over the United States assure
contracts for millions of dollars worth
duction Is resumed; syndicate members
will receive 81 for one in company to
be organized to manufacture and mar
ket the car: only SO memberships avail
able for public subscription. which will
be allotted to principal distributing CEN
tiers Of the United States and only
among men Of influence and prestige:
price OF each membership 10 $1,000;
postoffice Box SIS Toledo. O.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14
Stores and Offices.

SALESMAN, oils, $3.50. Junior clerk. $s5.
Junior clerk, SIS. Mgr. real estate de-
partment $3.50 proposition. Order fill
er, SIS. Checker. drugs, 800. Sales
man, auto accessories, $125 and expenses.
Shipping clerk and salesman, $50. Sup
ply clerk, auto parts, $50. Marker.
drugs, Ssb-t75. office clerk. $4,000.
Billing clerk, $s0-$1o0. General office
clerk. SIS. Superintendent Of coffee
manufacturing, salary open. Manager
retail auto company. s2oo-$soo. Win
dow trimmer. $4,000. Stove salesman,
$780, Assistant shipping clerk, $50.
Bookkeeper and typist. 800. Ledger
clerk, lumber. 500. Temporary book
keeper, two weeks, salary open. Junior
clerks, $50 s65-s7O-s75. Office boys, SIS
to SOS, ages II to IS.
EMPLOYERS REFERENCE co.
mo charge till placed
11l Rec R1de
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.


THINK BEFORE YOU ACT.
Let Caution he your watehword;
don't permit this great oil excitement
mislead you from your good Judgment:
opportunities to make big money in
oil are numerous; however, you should
thoroughly post yourself on what de-
velopments are going on in the great
Mid Continent and Texas oil fields be-
fore, you invest a dollar; each issue
of the OIL Press Is brimful Of valuable
inside information and analytical re-
ports Of scores of oil companies. which
shares are being offered as well as
those in which the public is now hold
ing stock: the information contained
in single issue may make you con-
siderable money or protect you from
loss; no one interested in the worlds
greatest commodity can afford to be
without 1t: a late issue Of the Oil
Press. together with copy of The
Market" which contains latest quota
tions on all listed and unlisted. active
and inactive oil stocks will be sent free
on request also while they last a new,
accurate colored map of Kansas. Okla
homa and Texas Just out, featuring the
oil fields in red. Address Oil Press,
7O4 Republic BldK.. Kansas CITY, No
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14
MR.. BUSINESS MAN.

Are you able to judge an extra good
are and have $4,000 or over, a well
established manufacturing company
can show you where its trade mark"
alone will be worth $1,00o,Q00 with
three years of hustle and push besides
the annual income. The high cost Of
living has created Z demand for our
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wANTED-GoOD JANrroR FOR GEN
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14

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Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-14
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
BUILDING EQUIPMENT
IS PROMISED STATE
Department Of agriculture Prom
iscs Robertson Large supply tn
Help In Construction.
world', w.,h,ns,On Rur,,u,

Worlds wA,hington Rurs'u.
| Post nut)ding
WASHINGTON june lS,-The
/ department Of agriculture In add
/ 'ion 20 tho road building equip
mont promised TO covering Robert
/ son for use In the construction and
maintenance ~ fcdcrnl-aid high
ways and which will soon hc on its
way 10 thu sooner state. viii soon
/ have available additional equip
mcut part 81 which VIII so 70 okla
hOma
Tho war department has ordered
to he returned from tFFHnce ns soon
as possible = large quantity ~ on
Enecring equipment Co be dis
Irihutcd hy tho department OF agri-
culture throuEhIpe bureau OF pub
Ir roads 10 ma states for use In
no construction ana maintenance
NJ fedcral-aij highwaye The equip
Wcut Will I've turned over 10 the
states without charge. IN accord. q.
nncc with recent lrgislntionh cmpow-
crIug "he secretary NJ war to trnns-
Ter to IA" Hccrctary Or agriculture
surplus military equipment not
needed Tor military purposes. hut
/ valuable IN highway construction
work The equipment viii hc ar-
/ rortloncd on the basis ~ the allot-
mouis IN tho federal aid road act.
/ lu The same way that 10000 army
motor trucks Arc now being distrlh-
1 'uicd by the hurcau Of public roads
~ the request of tho state highway
/ departments
The equipment which tho score
tary OF war hnS been requested n
return from France includes about
300 caterpillar tractors, about 400
road rollers, steam ana ras driven.
and a large number of concrete
mixers. industrial railway track
DUNN cars, steam shovels, hoiHting
cuEincs, electric motors and much
smaller equipment
In hts letter requesting the return
of this equipment the secretary OF
agriculture said
The highway construction pro-
gram which the federal government
and the states propose to begin i'm
-mcdatelv is the largest public un-
derinking contemplated In tho near
future. II offers an immediate field
for the employment Of labor and tho
use OF materials that Will hold to
stabilize business along a number
OF lines The work has been ex-
pnndcd Eo suddenly that II has not
been possible 10 make adequate pro-
vision for furnishing tho necessary