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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

In Texas. from fire danger point
Of view. Il is indeed unfortunate that
NO many dwellings have wood single
roofs. One city in the State is entire
~ free from them. and dwelling
fire at that place Is a rarity they
don't have them. and give the non
eombustible roof the credit for the
remarkable record. These roofs are
mostly metal II is now possible. at
very little additional cost, to make
roof Of some other material. such a.
tile, slate, metal. fireproof fibre. etc.
In the fire areas Of cities in this
State. single roofs are forbidden.
and II is clear tina, they must be
equally as dangerous in the dwelling
sections
The inspectors recommended the
appointment Of a fire prevention com
mission whose duties il would be 70
see that all fire hazards are eliminat-
ed and back the fire marshal up in
his demands upon the people for
safer surroundings.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27
FOR SALE.

Good cotton gin for sale at Cana.
dian, Texas. complete. with buildings
and all machinery, cost over $1,000 TO
build when lumber and machinery
was worth only half what they are
now. Consisting Of ths following ma
chinery:
One IS horse power boiler,
One SIS horse power frost Engine,
direct connected to IND shaft.
One steam cotton Ptdss.
Two new 20 saw HITLER gins or
gins which can yhsndle bollie cotton.
Three seconf hAtd 20 saw nuller
gins.
This is a Continental Gin Com
pany system. We will sell this out.
fit on terms which will enable you to
make the outfit pay for itself. Our
people have quit raising cotton. Write
George Gerlach, Canadian, Tex. 1852
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27
CENTER NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Misses Rosa Mae and Goldia Jones
spent the weekend with homefolks
last week.
Mrs. Joe Burns was on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. Chas Goeth went to the Over
ton Sanitarium last Monday for a
few days treatment.
B. F. struvs>StArted his thresher
Tuesday.
Miss wnHFJones was the guest of
Miss Hilda Goebel Tuesday night.
Master Dpnald 'Bledsoe was the
guest of his cousin Miss Willie Jones
last week
The snovi, children celebrated
MISUNDERSTANDING with real
nice little program last Friday.
Misses Madge and Emma attended
church at ldalou last Sunday morn
ing and the singing at Lorenzo Sun
day afternoon.
Il. II. Haney was summoned to the
bedside Of his father last Saturday
morning, who was in dieing ccndi-
ton.
Herbert Goeth has been working at
b. +. Strives this week.
Mr.. Doxie Evans Of Lynn county
visited relatives Of this vicinity last
week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27


Senate Bill No 40: Relating to
Iuts rought by the State, county,
city or independent school district
against any officer or depository
thereof, when such officers have held
office more than one term, and pro-
viding for suit against their different
bondsmen.
Senate Bill No. 80. Amending
the law relating to appeals from in
functions
House Bill No. 9s: Fixing the
compensation of county and district
court jurors at SO a day.
House Bill No. A; Amending law
50 as to make privilege, without proof
of actual malice, fair, true and i'm
partial accounts of any executive and
Legislative proceedings.
House Bill No. 800: Creating Sar-
atoga Independent School District in
Hardin county.
House Bill No. %; Repeating sal
airy of two nurses for Confederate
Women's Home for 1918 and 1919.
and for making appropriations for
such nurses from January. 1919
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27
ANTI-POOL HALL BILL
APPROVED BY GOVERNOR

Austin, Texas, Feb. i9.-Governor
Hobby today signed Senate bill No
"a which forbids the operation of
rool and billiard halls for profit, and
under this law these places must be
closed on May |.
Before signing the bill the Cover
nor submitted tive questions to the
Attorney Generals Department They
we're answered by First Assistant W
4. Keeling, who advised that the bill
viii not prevent the operation Of pool
and billiard tables where no charge is
made for playing, such as in private
hOmes. Y NJ c A. halls and bona
fide social clubs. However, if a
charge is made for playing, even
though it is to cover the cost and the
entire amount goes to the club and
is not intended as a profit. such prac-
tice would be violation of the law.
The per cue charge in clubs cannot
be continued after May /.
Governor Hobby also signed Sen
ate Bill No. l06, by Mr.. Floyd. pro-
hibiting dancing exhibitions by WON
en- Of travelling show aggregations ~
tents o. other temporary structures.
Dances in opera houses, theaters and
regular travelling circuses are not af-
fected
Other bills signed by the Governor
today are as follows:
Senate Bill No. l49; Authorizing
counties through their Commission
ers' Courts to purchase seed for far
mers who are unable to make such
purchases.
Senate Bill No 25 Forfeiting the
interest Of any beneficiary under
life insurance policy or contract
when the beneficiary is principal or
accomplish in bringing about the
cause Of death Of the insured
Senate Bill No i50; Giving eoun-
ties two years additional time TO pay
interest on loans from the State Tor
the benefit Of drouth sufferers.
Senate Bill No. "a; Providing that
the interest Of a mortgagee or trus-
lee under any fire insurance policy
shall not be invalidated by any act
or neglec. Of the mortgagor or owner
Of the property insured by said policy
or the happening Of any condition be-
yond his control.
Senate Bill No. o Prescribing ell
vlblllty Of State, county, precinct and
municipal officers on official ballot.
Senate BIN No 3Di Relating to civ
.nn rceognlnnee on appeals.
senate Rlll No, az Providing that
IN case OF two or more convictions OF
the same defendant the court ~
provide In rendering judgment and
tenlpnee hat the punishment be eth
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

The Woodmen Of the World had
fine meeting Monday night Five
candidates were initiated and eleven
applications acted upon.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

George Gosa stated this week that
he had recently purchased gao acres
Of land leases, one mile and half
Of the Tahoka well, consideration be.
lnF s6.O00.0o
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

explosives were we not disposed 20
think that what happened 10 Others
from the handling Of these liquids can
never happen to us. Familiarity has
brought contempt whore there should
be caution Many women have the
habit Of cleaning gloves and clothing
with gasoline inside a closed room.
Death is always present during such
procedure, watching for the fav-
orable moment 10 claim a victim.
II gasoline or other liquids must
be uesd, keep them in air-tight YES
sells out Of doors. use them only out
81 doors, or in a room with doors and
windows all open and free from any
kind Of fire or light A good snDsti.
tute for cleaning purposes. and one
in which there is no danger. rs car
bon tetrachloride. II is splendid
solvent and will not injure the finest
fabric
II must not be overlooked that va
FOR from these inflammable volatles
IL also highly explosive A cubic yard
Of such vapor contains sufficient
force to blow out the side Of build
ing. One gallon Of gasolene at or
binary temperature will produce 81
cubic yards Of vapor. II ignited. il
win cypend to 1000 times this space
Single Roof Menace.
The greatest danger in a conflagra-
ton lies in the wooden shingle roof
II is a real fire-catcher; one that
could hardly be improved upon. A
small spark carried by the wind can
find a lodging place under a single
and work its way into a blaze before
it is discovered.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

H. Hold and wife were here this
week, from Oklahoma City, visiting
acquaintance and attending 10 other
business matters
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

President Wilson is quoted as say
ing the Peace Council is unwieIdy.
We fear that Is exactly the trouble
he is going to have with the next
Congress
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

Ed Green returned the first Of the
week from the oil fields in Eastland
county.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27
FIRE PREVENTION
COMMITTEE HERE
CONTINUED From Page | }

atty for carelessness, would have
taught US to be exceedingly careful
n handling these highly inflammable
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

y. o. McWhorter left Wednesday
for Amarillo TO attend the conven-
tor.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

G D. Maodgen returned Wednes.
day from Dallas where he has heen
attending 90 hualnesa mallem several
days
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-27

Come to Lubbock.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-27
June u, 1919.

\ Reports from many towns and
townlets on the attitude of the Rus
sian Bolsheviki toward the Jews
emphasizes the fact that the Boil
shevik commanders invariably use
the synagogues as barracks for the
Red Guards, whereas the churches
are spared. The synagogues are as
rule desecrated by the Guards and
the furniture and fittings are de-
stroyed.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-27


Rabbi Settlers Sermons.
An Appreciation by Rabbi c.
David Matt).
Rabbi Louis Settler who has
been affiliated with Cong. Shaarei
Zedels of Minneapolis for several
years, recently published volume
of sermons in Hebrew, of more
than ordinary excellence. It was
while residing in Palestine, whence
Rabbi Settler came shortly before
settling in Minneapolis that the
volume was composed.
The sermons, all of which are
composed in fluent virile Hebrew
are decidedly modern in spirit, and
while giving ample evidence of the
scholarship of the author, deal
mainly with the vital Jewish topics
of the day.
The volume gives evidence of
wide reading along secular lines,
and it is pleasing to note that cul-
ture and knowledge of natural
history and human nature blend SO
we'll with the Orthodox position as
stated by Rabbi Settler.
Some of the titles are as follows:
"Man's Destiny;'' "Israel's Desti-
n.y. "Israel VS.. the Nations;;"
"Jewish Charity;;" "The New Lead
ership;" "Sects VS.. Parties" "What
the New Owes to the DID,"
Religious Nationalism' etc.
Especially effective is the way
in which many an olden dictum of
the Talmund is re-interpreted in
modern terms by the author, indi-
eating what an inexhaustible font
of material the words of the sages
are to the acquisitive, ready preach
er.
All in all, the volume, though
small in compass (120 pages is in
quality very rich and is deserving
of more attention than is usually
bestowed upon sermons, even in
Hebrew.
That it was published in Soffed,
Palestine, in a neat, handy, very
readable form should add to the
attractiveness of the volume.
Rev. Samuel Kantor who recently
resigned from the Washington
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-27
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Heights Congregation, of New
York, to become cantor Of the Con-
gregation Adath Jeshurun Of Rox-
bury, Mass, will receive probably
the largest salary ever paid by an
orthodox congregation in america
Cantor Kantor's salary has been
fixed at $1,000 per annum.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-27
718
LOCAL MINNEAPOLIS
Continued from page us.
CANTOR ROSENBLOOM AT
GEMILUS CHESED.

Cantor A. A. Rosenbloom has
been elected by Congregation Gemi-
lus Chesed, 815 Girard avenue
north, to officiate for the coming
Holy Days. Cantor Rosenbloom
has officiated as Cantor in many of
the leading synagogs in various
cities.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-27

Josef Lhevinne, the Russian
pianist, will make his American
temperance next fall after an alb
sence of six years. Lhevinne was in
termed in Germany throughout the
war and was only recently released.
The American Jewish World is
the bond that unites all the Jews,
and all Jewish organizations and
institutions of the Twin Cities.
Strengthen the bond
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-27
You Can
"Bank On"

Your Savings Account. It
will not disappoint you. It is
always on hand when needs
arise.
The true Savings Account
should be added to every pay
day. If you cannot come to
the bank during the day, come
Monday evening from 6 to 8.
Money deposited on or be-
fore July 10th earns interest
from July LIST.
Farmers & Mechanics
Savings Bank
lis S. 18th St.,
Minneapolis MINI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
FINANCIAL

WANTED-To borrow g. 900 for build
lng on vacant property In liYe Okla.
hUml Ol town ~ 2b00 Value OF 80.
curly NTH improvements when com
picisd iil 500 Borrower engaged In
legitimate business and invites close In.
.'ip1uon. Prefer straight loan. three
10 i've years. with liberal repay ymeui
privileges Il A. Oklahoman
WANTED-Losn OF 81 500 for years
VIII give first mortgage on choice
~, pcfly hsiy. care OklahomRn.
WAIST Ia borrow 81 0O0 from private
party. will give choice real estate
security and my 81 percent B2ls.
car" OklahomAn.
Ray. one stack cane. loose corn buy
what you want. also 40 bales extra
good prairie. c. B. Meyers, J blocks
south stop g. Fl Reno car.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

fpl' sNiI 'flr and arroasofl's store
rou0 inNu. 'H'uh.| he'd business no
'oWp' i'iun worth mentioning good lo-
aaron f"r TH .|r" rrd nil station. viii
E'l 4" I'r'.Nt lrfH man wholesale
Wlr' viii IfrYI.r booui i20Uu. Must
FIl ON account OF t'hr' business write
mo indig u.'N. OFnhomnn
fOE SALE npI.nrI Ipht Slr. i.pns-
rrpT'r. gIud m'rbInlgnl condition
tire lr1 lfi'rf. practically nov
Phone NrlnW sf,t
Eyl lTY |u . or Groom house. want
Iuid FHNHr. coupe ~ 3 .puHHeuRrr
lnuulr w flTt l1lm'ni, Walnut
3tlt.I
urMOIilI .srlmeug,r touring car.
Model 70 ,Nfd iIrrr excellent rondi.
ton W,' lHuIHHIl. roo OkhhOuu
tiiy BuiDF 90 3i-23 west jth ~
none Maple tt
fOE SABA tnrrnln. b.pnsscngrr
PORT oyus slf"d pI tons good running
condition four gDod tires t225. So,
c'r ~ f'i Lpst Gnnd avenue
lNTEH- H-sTATE chummy. five good
tIfr1 ana boo first class SDnd'tIS other.
wise. Terms 90 t'Hfunyitlo parties 1925
A J Kaiser. 90 SUrth Robinson Wal
nut 1900
Will TRADE. IN lberl basis. com
mon stock ~ established mortgage
lOnu r.WgauN. f0f automobile nf stand
nrf WrFs This stock should Pos az
ieH'' % percent dividend Is 2n2. okla
hnmHr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
poULTRY-pRrs-lNcuBAToRs

BAEHED ROCK ,rpr rrffF bred 20.
Hy tifIn, g. per ~ Clarence ~.
MILAN, Route i Oklahoma ,Ii,
UIAITlFIL tlIa pups rom reg.
ahtsfed pfilr winning stock psdigfr's
furnished li0l West i,th walnut '6j5
nAinHTH rDht sALI Tuo doe. nnd
babies. 'tHp 40 llu IN
ron HALEH lufr I'YnI Wh.ir Orplng.
tDu ana llrhi i.ifua pullotH and
cDCkrfrlA. lNt N'ff ltW Fi. Oklahomn
'y. ~ phone NHIrui s.at
LGGs Auonua. ehaumrdH famous
strain npnrn'ff.r I.tr no equal no
layers; they M mo- ni-Foi WHen 'ggH
u' most senfr'. 81 ~ hrtting ". W,
Smith, End. utn.
F'iL HOOD RHODE lsLASD RCD
eggs Tor hslrngr O., 'gss 50 post
pald f0l West Bod. Oklahoma tiiy
Walnut iliG
TIOHOrGliHrCp ron up.nr'on
baby shifFH. 'H.. furHlftls g. 20 Iud
q. setting rgga. Z. NIi Dfirfs fllled
" W fnu sl1h West l3'h. walnut
ssts-J
fOR SALE Peanut bran. peunu, meal
md peanut h'.fH SirfH Candy 60
isfh ana SANTA fr
4 81 COMB luDb. ISLAND RIOS.
NIUrff fifHnt Urea 10 NJ IEEs y w
per tcttlns from irt p'n. 300 per t'i-
rlnR from other pens. Ii7 per hum
df,d " q. Ns.7tfr 20 N'ft iith ~
piC EOSS CHfneauS. Homefs and
funts. at a hafg Iin on account ~
crowded lOns Iot them out On shares
- responsible parties. CafuchuI Club,
~. iuHh. Okla
FpH hALE-. Bruiiiul white French
iYy poodle mfIa must sell Fine pet
Nr Jacobs. s5i Wet Sollc r.. apart.
rrni a.
EGGs fr hat.hnr White Eprks lIsu.
II strain. s. jp p,t s,tiIur ~ o., i."l
GafrcaYE pigeons f'N pair s1tia fine
birds for snic. iliD West lHt Phone
Walnut 333i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
Confectionery

4 years lease; good corner: sen fIxA
lures right: owner retiring.
Ask MR.. POPE.
Five Phones.
SEE THESE BEFORE BUYINd < ,
HOTEL OR ROOMlN0 HOUSE.
10 rooms an elegant place,
81 rooms In best part OF city.
b2 rooms. transient house. always
filled
% rooms, centrally located. Al prese.
sition.
,s rooms. trsnsisnt. elegantly fsr>
7s rooms: best buy In the city. G.
as roooes, well lscatsd and wsll fsrx
nished
"a rooms In hsart Of sisy 4 . hss
g~ln, 7f i,
Is rooms. residential; prics HSAe
II ROOMS. residential, we'll be0Aeeoi 3
bargain. m.
Terms can bs had on aay q ~
above Y FoAhix nfci I AovvxAx.
i0tH w. Main Ne{eef -
II ROOH8. cheap fsaf; al ~ y 4
rooms: owner leaving ~ - - eoe91G
ASK NM SoPl ".
"aps sSsA wA0s - J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
KoDAKs. .flLMsAND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
Ws do superior work Wtit- for price
list We 10 not sacrifice quality TOT
speed WcHtfall Drug Company Okls
M CIV
KODAK FILMS deyeioped free; pic
turrs &c each. guaranteed Mail TO
Tho Picture Shop. Chickashh. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27

foR sALE-Iurn.ture Tor six rooms
altogether or by set. including piano
and victrola. 2?sb West Tenth. apart
ment S. or call Walnut <32,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
NOTICES

fhLSE TEETH mendrd for Toe, write
bnpcdH Dental Laboratory. Walters
tlNh
lONEb VApOit BATHS Second
f0Or Indiana iIldg First and Roh
son. Maple 1909
NAlOllS s.rly sprImntlc Trus,, guar
Hntscd to cOniiaci Op"uing lifted bJ
'Npcrt. also abdominal belts elastic
uHsrH, shoGld-i traces Wostfail DrIl
OkrhOmn CITY
,NpOR BATHS and Furnished rooms
frr 10 transient 5l6h n iirondwnS
,lnul 6O7i
r. buy diamonds old gOd. sllyei
'lorshous JcW"lfy 90 J25 y lidvy
\ SEW lLuMWNG GO GOg W mn
furnln, phone Maple J2i estimate
fdfpithtd on uuw work. jOuf f,pniflng
.u.lcltrd wufa dOno ny practical
ucennrd plumbers STANDARD Plumbing
} q A HAhnOb lO,h we,r Main
Nr-BONE corserrrc. Mrs. Florenc.
luppy, la's T.. 1ul II. Maple $50
20 K sTAiP q HEAL co. iis "
prnnd Phone Walnut J53
nOT. .rE-l have opened school Of
millinery. ! viii teach yod 10 make
our own spring h7ts " lessons fDi
90 'Nl w lil'llF hlh NiDll lUOtlIhbU
i.idR. Maple JiH2.J
NOTlC7-Ilats. Hats Lntcpt aprlng
Hty los; lowest prices. 81 and VI 3I5
Scott Thompson Bldg Maple 3lh2-J
SUNFLOWER
Taxi. livery aud hAggngc.
Phone I2ll, ~ )cN ZGc
Phone Maple 7al
plt ]. u. RONE viii move his Office
from ryslhcuo" 10 1ui Patterson I.dg
Once phone Walnut 1870
NOTICE
Parties who hroko into our service
station nt No / Fast Siuth street and
rtulr automobile tucn ana puTtF. II
they VIII return slid tiroB nrd parts 10
Nc undrslEr'd charges against them
Win hr 0ruppDi
wALTOS PARIS MOTOR co
HELEN WILSOS, ngc 10. left wichita.
Kan, about June 10, 1913. with u
family by tho mime of WIN Cimon: any
-rr' knowing ~ them notify Arthur
Wilson. a. = Main. Wichita, Kan.
join " SMELL. tho sign painter has
moved TO 3i3 West Maple avenue.
BE IT KNOWN that / viii no, he re-
Eponsiblo for ANY bills created by
Alice Ilobhn or anyone else. u. T..
Hobbs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
CATTLE AND STOCK

FRESH ~ gallon fawn oolofed Jcr-
tcy COW. oalf 4 1879 ~. heavy butter
COW q M--l nn-n. MAlmul llLh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER co.
30t N Robinson Walnut $50
Typewrlters bought, sold,
rented and repaired.
FOX TyPEWRlTERs ARE the most
practical standard typewriter Free
demonstrations and asy terms n you
purchase. onkes Typewriter Excha angc.
eO1 West End St, Oklahoma City. state
dealers for Oklahoma. Branch office In
shaw
FoR sALE-Ron ton office desk. Fred.
erickson. kSeAA Musie Co,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
CATTLE AND STOCK

REGISTERED Jersey heller; sharple-
separator, Tracy l.. Robinson. Il r
II. No II, oklahoma city. Walnut 2sis
TWO fine Jersey, COWS. one Just fresh
ltl7 West gsth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
FURNITURE REPAIRED.

CAPITOL Furniture q Plano Repair Co
Tho hest place 10 have your furniture
made new. your piano finished. regu.
isted and tuned Cnli Walnut N92
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
PERSONAL

=
DO You want 10 adopt bright healthy
boy : years oldi Apply yot West tth.
1k 0DiE BEEELXNb please com.
fnunicets With your wife, Mra. odis
Srselan6. q orSs. general delivery
CHM dAL1dKN. formerly from Lind
say. Neh.. pleass write xour brother.
WANrEp-To know the whereabouts
q Marion Terrell: sheud this come
cmd through tkis paper, With soms
,We who carea for her and wants Ia
snsy o. hsr vhsrsabouts' \. H., care
Oklah0iman. I lines
Want Ads Are Little
1 Wonder Workers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
Capitol Furniture and
Plano Repair CO.

let us repair and rcnn'sh your furnl
ture and plano: our work guaranteed
Cali Walnut si9,. $50 West 10Th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-27
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

20 DRESSERS, all kinds
OF beds, table1 and
other household goods
rom National hotel,
I'ackingtown; o o I'M C
damaged by fire and
water selling at anc
t,0n 0nOur lots all after.
noon Friday and Satur
day. U. X. Auction CO.,
f2O S. Harvey. Walnut
lO2A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-05
COMMANDER TOWERS s,.e HIS STAFF

VIII It be possible for man to fly
across the Atlantic Ocean?
This question is on the lips OF
thousands OF people In America and
In France and England
With Harry G. Hawker. the Aus
traIian flyer, and Frederick P. Rayn
ham, his British rival awaiting ia
vorable weather so that they may
begin their long and hazardous trip
comes the announcement that the
United States navy will attempt the
transatlantic flight soon. using for
the trip three huge seaplanes OF the
NC type.
AS a matter Of fact the naval
flight will be made very soon. in all
probability during the preseht week.
The personnel for the flight has
been selected and the planes to be
used have been tested and thor
oughly equipped.
Commanded John II. Towers will
be in command of the division. as.
sisted by Commander II. G. Hichard
son. OF the Construction Corps
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-05
METAL AIRPLANES
NEVER SEE FRONT

BERLIN. April 10.-(By mail. y
The Germans never had chance to
use their latest aero creation on the
front against the entente airmen-
the entirely metal plane. Fire from
the tanks burning the light infiam-
mable material of which planes are
usually made. caused the deaths Of
a large percentage Of aviators.
The metal plane was made of alum
mum. body. metal struts and all. The
most recent development included
metal wings. except the edges. which
have 10 be flexible for guiding the
plane. The metal plane was almost
bullet proof, except direct hits. and
came as near being an armored
plane as anyone could develop.
The aluminium plane was develop
ed by engineers connected with the
Zeppelin works. In the Zeppelin
factory at Staalen are almost a hun
dred Of these planes nearly finished.
most OF them without wings. They
are bright and shiny aluminium, and
are the most deathly looking ma
chimes imaginable.
The aluminium plane was never
used on the front. though it had
been tested very carefully in the
rear and at the factory, and was
found entirely satisfactory. 1t was