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The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
Girls Castles in Spain
Near Day of Realization,
coNrNurp PROM PAGE oNn

Among the FIRST received by the Girl Graduate Editor
was from Miss helma E. Smith, Is Rhode Island avenue
northwest, student at Mckinley High School.
Miss Smith tells simply the story Of why she decided make
teaching her life work
1T is patriotic duty" she writes bu. let her
tell it in her way
As my aspirations for the future she begins Il have
dreamed Of them for about eleven and have made up
mind exactly what have to do.
As live in Washington. have learned that the Wilson
Normal School splendid place to spend my time preparing
myself for my life work.
AS | wish to become No. teacher. think should
particularly enjoy teaching the lowest grades well remem-
Der how devoted my 6rssrade teacher think she
the FIRST inspire take up this kind of work when
should graduate from high school,
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
GERMANS SHAPE
TREATY DESIRES
Counter Proposals Expected
To Be Completed Today.
Meetings Arranged.

Berlin. May II DelayedD.-Counter-
proposals to the peace treaty will
be completed sunday. il was learned
from an authoritative source toray.
Under the regulations governing the
negotiations. the Germans have until
May - to discuss the terms.
Vast meetings have been called for
Sunday in the Reichstag and else
where to protest against signing the
treaty.
: Certain minor officials declare the
terms will not be accepted unless
they are modified.
We will not sign for the purpose
,of escaping from the consequences
of such a stand" said one official.
i.Tt is impossible to carry out the
provisions of the treaty. and we do
not wish the world TO continue think
ing that Germany regards treaties
as mere scraps Of paper"
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
War Trade Board Lifts
Austrian Export Ban

All commodities including those
classified as Restricted" In its order
of April 2. now may be exported to
Austria Hungary on approval of ex-
port application. the War Trade
Board announced yesterday.
The board also announced its Bu-
reau of Enemy Trade has taken
oyer the functions of the Bureau OF
War Trade Intelligence.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
CONGRESS WILL GET
BURLESON TANGLE

A resolution calling for Immediate
return OF the wires to their owners
and an accounting of their admin
istration by Postmaster General
Burleson will be introduced in the
House when Congress meets Monday
by Chairman Steenerson. of the
House Postofice Committee.
; Steenerson yesterday announced
he will ask to have the measure
considered at once.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
Ukranian Red Army
Routs Runanian Force

Vienna, May 1s Delayed.
Minister Tchitcherin OF Russia today
sent a wireless message to Foreign
Minister Bella Kun at Budapest. de-
claring the Ukrainian red army has
crossed the Dniester river and that
the Rumanians are fleeing.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
Gas 0vercomes Aged Woman.

! Overcome by gas poisoning. Rosalie
Cook. 50 years old. 1los Fourth street
southeast. was removed to the Casu-
atty Hospital yesterday. Despite her
advanced age. doctors at the hospital
say she has a good chance to recover
The blowing out of a gas stove. caus-
ling the room to be filled with gas, was
the cause OF the accident.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
War Workers Entertained
At -Four Dancing Parties

Last night was q banner one for
devotees OF dancing among war work
ers. Four dances were held for their
benefit
Minnesota girls employed in the
Government departments gave a
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
Fire Damages 0ficer's Auto.

A leaky gasoline pipe was RESPONSE
bic for a fre in the automobile of
Lieut.. o. A Smith. stationed at Camp
Meade, yesterday. The FIRE depart
rnent was summoned and extlnguished
the blaze with chemicals.s Damage
lone was estimated at $50.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
SSkx NEWS

Albert B. Tew were greatly shocked
to learn OF the sad accident at their
home in Good Hope road yesterday
morning. when their 1o-year-old
daughter. Mildred. was shot while
at play by her brother. William.
aged L. Mrs. Tew is employed in
the stamp perforating division,
while Mr.. Tcw is a mechanical
craftsman in the bureau.
81 Walter Eiseman. of the surface
rdivision. has gone to West Phila-
delphia for ten days.
The following printers were as
signed to presses in section yes
: terday: W. ID. Beller. w. S. O'Brien.
wv W. Cooksen. W. a. Deeck. J. G.
Scott. r. Bowman. Z. Burrows. J. S.
Brothers. T. VI. Roland. II. /. Ivers.
J. E. Rhodes. W. Sackett and NJ.
Kinsfather. all of section Z. and II.
". Metzner. of section 5, and ]. ].
Campbell, of section /.
Miss Hazel Gallenni and Miss
Ethel ChappeIl. of the stamp per-
forating division, while in an auto
mobile on their way home from
work Friday. were struck by an
other machine. Miss Chappell was
thrown from the machine. while
Miss Gallenni was badly shaken up.
Neither is believed to be seriously
injured.
Harry Lybrand. machinist. Is 60
ing to live in Virginia this summer.
having leased a place near Baileys
Cross Roads
Thomas Nugent, machinist OF sec
tion 5, but better known as Mayor
of Alexandra. is back on the job
after long siege of illness. He
Is looking fit
:. Miss Ruth Adams. of section 5, Is
back from a three-day vacation.
Numbering division is taking some of
ssher nephew. who has just returned
sfrom overseas.
- George F. Jacobs. foreman of plate
yfinishers in the engraving division.
e-has just purchased a new Hudson
super. He has been overwhelmed
with applications for joyrides. George,
,jf you are contemplating building a
kgarage. see Roll. He is a designer
sof some merit. and is reported to he
respectfully good on concrete work.
Ed Helmuth. of section s. who in
sjured his hand couple OF weeks ago
swhile winding rag on his power
sPress. is much improved. He expects
TO report for work within a few days.
George F. Jacobs. foreman of plate
y-fjnishers. will apparently work over
. time today. Judging from the roll
I. of QuestiOnnaires he had tucked un-
. der his arm yesterday when he left
for homo. ne will be kept some busy.
Miss Frances Stone. OF section 5.
: has been enjoying a few days leave.
. Automobile owners employed in the
. bureau VINO wish to join the associ-
alton should communicate with A.
+. W. Woody. of the division OF assign
. lar. and Mr.. Woody will talk busi-
: ness.
Miss Fronnie Corrigan, of the ex-
amining division. is quarantined at
= her home on account of diphtheria in
. her family.
. Miss Nellie Wilding. OF the stamp
perforatinG division. was absent yes
= terday.
; Mrs. Mary Glasscock. Of the wet
Q ting division. was absent yesterday,
due to illness at home.
Charles F. Gross, OF the stamp pack
( ing division. was reported sick yes
terday.
The following employees of the en-
craving division have been enjoying
weeks leave: Frank Brahler, Will
lam Bastress and Harry Wolsten-
: holmc.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
British to Occupy
East Prussian Port

London. May 17.-British occupation
of the port of Memel, In northeastern
most East Prussia, is expected soon.
the Exchange Telegraph correspondent
at Copenhagen reports.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

dance for Minnesota men IN uniform.
at Park School. warder street ana
Newton place.
Three others were given by the War
Camp Community Service. at e1s Tenth
street: Armory. Fifth and L streets.
and at Parish House OF Trinity
Church. Third, and c streeta
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
Allies Divide Smyrna.

Paris. May 1z-In carrying out the
occupation OF Smyrna. the Greeks oc-
cupied the city. the French the ports.
and the British and Italians the sub
urbs. IL was learned.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
G. w. Coleman Resigns.

Gorge w. Coleman. of Boston.
ned yesterday as director of
nation for the Department of
and viii return to his pri-
sfness.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

Harry Lybrand. machinist. is go
ing to live in Virginia this summer.
having leased a place near Baileys
Cross Roads.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

Thomas Nugent, machinist OF sec
tion 5. but better known as Mayor
of Alexandra. is back on the job
after long siege of illness. He
Is looking fit.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

Miss Hazel Gallenni and Miss
Ethel ChappeIl. of the stamp per-
forating division, while in an auto
mobile on their way home from
work Friday. were struck by an
other machine. Miss Chappell was
thrown from the machine. while
Miss Gallenni was badly shaken up.
Neither is believed to be seriously
injured.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

Miss Ruth Adams, OF section 5. Is
back from a three-day vacation.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

Miss Elizabeth Robinson, Of the
numbering division. is taking some of
her leave to go to New York to meet
her nephew. who has just returned
from overseas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
BOUT NOT STUNT
FOR PICTURES, IS
WORD OF kEARMS

LONG BRANCH y. J. March 20 .-.
'1hc reports from Chicago that the
Willard Dempsey fight Of July I VIII
be nothing but II moving picture stunt.
arc tnlse. II IN going to be champion
ship ilght"
Jack krorns, manager Of Jack
Dempsey made this statement vert"f-
day when the reports from Chicago
were brought 10 his attention
~ DO not even know Douglas Fair
banks, who. tho reports Hay. IN 10 BE-
referee, but ! do know that va viii
insist on a referee of known ability II
pnv move were on foot 10 turn the
flRht into n motion picture production
certainly would know VI H.
We are 10 yet one-,hlfd ~ the NOV
INK picture 9ptofltr where films Of the
fght arc sNoNn. That Ia all"
kcarns announced that Spider
K'uy, ycicfN trainer of fighting men.
viii have rxYgo Of nampsey'H camp
when he rr2nrcs Tor hls battle with
willard, Kelly has handed such mon
Ms cOrhott. F1t1simmOnH aud Jctfrier.
Whatever Kelly says will 80 when
hs takes hold ~ Jack" tho manager
Of tho Salt Lake challenger declared,
Kcnrus also announced that arrange
rnents have been made with Andy An.
dcSon and tho jamaica KID to serve
M Hplrring partners for Dempsey. This
pair, kenrns said. probably win con-
tlnuG nH lhmpsrys boxing mates
'hroug bout hls training activities which
trr scheduled Ia start about month
previous to the biz fight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
THEATER BILLS

Empre" ,heaier. - 10 10 IS p.
m..-Dofothy Gi,h IN "Boots;'
comedy
Majestic theater l0AS a. m. 20
l0A5 p. m MarRarlta Fisher m
Money Isn't Eycrythlng' COM
eds
Strand thcaIcr, 10 10 II 70 a. n,
I. go 4, S 5.}O & 80 and 10 p. IN
Mae Murray in Modern Love y
comedy.
New Folly thca,er 10 4S a m
10 10 IS p. m Henry B Walthall
IN The Long Lanes Turning"
comedy.
Dfeamland thcaler Q a m. 10 T.
p m.--Peggy lIyIand IN "lhe Girl
With No Regrets Charlie Chap
I'm IN "Ilot Dogs William 5
Hart m Return Of Draw Egan 20
icfial
Auditorium, matinee and eve
ming Pictures. music dancing
Liberty ihcdtcr. pictures, ! VI
4 80, o.l5 $3.50; vaudeville, ). ! 30.
= 20.
Lyric thcalcr 20 10 10 As p. m.
Pictures. vaudeville
Palace ihcatcr, 2.l5 to 80 p
m-lob}'s Players N comedy
drama
Oycrhol,cr iheater. 7 As p m
il'inecs Wednesday, Saturday and
Sund3t sanford, American Play,
cr, ia When a Woman Sins"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
RUNAWAY BOYS
RODE ON PILOT
Two Ragged UrchinS Took
Long Chances,

PITTSBURGH, March l1-Cling
ing Ia lle cpwcalchcf Of a last pas
'engcr tram on the Pcnn'ylyanla rail.
road as It pulled into Fast Liberty
station, two dirty and ragged boys,
who said they we're beating their
way from their homes IN Wheeling
W Va, 10 Buffalo, we're noticed By
persons On the platform After being
taken 10 police headquarters hy rail
road detective, the boys were fed and
then asked how they happened 10 be
travelling in such dangerous fashion.
Frank O'tcrman, aged 10, told how
he and h., companion, George Ei'en-
hauScr, aged IS. left home Thursday,
each with a dollar for travelling eK-
pcnSeS, Concelllng themselves on the
bumper" ~ freight train The
youth, decided that freight trans
we're "too slow" and boarded the pas.
sengcr locomotive cowcatcher IN the
Pittsburgh yards early today, think
ing they were going direct 80 Euiia-
~ The tram was en- route 10 Phlla-
dclphia. however. and stopped at East
iibcfty station. where the boys were
pirkcd no
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
Art Gurnna Says:
"Ihc Western Will Keep Tulsa
Busy Without Mixing in
No Peace League"

Dear Editor.
Well I'd. sec Tulsa has had some-
body write cable to Paris asking can
they bust into the peace league and
wanting the envoys TO play all their
games In Tulsa And brussels. which
was named after n carpet. and tho
Hhig, which was named after n British
general, and couple other towns about
tho size Of Tulsa are also after the
leagues seat and II Is a standoff which
viii I've tho goat
Now ia. my advice personal 10 Tulsa
Is not 10 got mixed up In this new
league because they will be kept busy
In the Western. fleger I'd. that with
Hollands crowd and some other teams
In the league them Tulsans will have
no time TO fool with another league
even II they got a few opsn dates or
something.
! hate to start anything so far ahead
but they is bound to no u race for the
Oklahoma honors In the Western and
! would step right up and bet CEN
iury on Hollands team II had the
money
hope Ed. they VIII also nuit kick
ing st Joseph around and II Hnnlon
would only hang his hat some place
We would he all ready 10 go.
ABOUT Tncm IFa'Ns.
Wen Ed you said In your paper yes
torday they was to be III trains In the
city, but ! only saw SIX or eight all
day and what they probable mehat was
III soldiers and m say there was.
II YOU will come up closer va. ! want
to ask you a question and please have
tho secrecy not to print this, You
remember them September Morning
pictures which they was eolnE to pass
"A law on account OF Well Ed. | been
looking for them ever slice the peace
como out In the paper only ! am not
able to find the rlGht store or some
thing So ask you I'D. whera they
are keeping them because " they ars
not tlght I'd I will 20 out TO the cap
! ltol and help them put over the law.
Wei I'd somebody II always framinl
/ up u contest for me 10 win money and
( | have found ono now without no rule'
/ or nothing TO keep me out. They In
I theatsr here which will pay some
} money In the evening to = bird which
I IL as good looking A. nobody else IN the
/ audience and Ed. win miss no show,
and besides I got . Isle seat I VIII
score In walk Ed. unless tho judges
arr like some umpirss ] know and can
see nothing
Regularly Yours.
ART GUMM,
m r n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
ECCENTRIC BIRDS
EASY FOR JOHN


John MrGnw says pooh pooh 10
those wei meaning friends who tell
him h" has taken on lunch Of trou-
Bile With tho signing NJ Hal Chase.
McGrnw FpH there never was n trou-
blefumc character no could not handle
and be- tries 20 prove II by telling II
Hiory ~ how he managed Bugs Ray
mpnd II win be news TO most ~ the
10 lonin that no kept Raymond
straight ANYWAY Bugs Raymond was
one lhus q harmless drunkard
while lirl CGiso In something elso
again llut lrrp have MoGraw's story
oi hUw hc handled 90 Raymond.
After had douo everything !
could 'o kill Enymond's thirst lnclud-
ina hiring q keeper for HIM, | thought
..luhn o. ifush who was alive thor,
could do something" says McGrnw. !
lHd record of irymuud's night out
aud sent II 10 Nj Brush along with
Raymond Ihs record showed Ray.
mni bud swallowed 4, beers and yet
nlr'uAt lost my job as result Of his
talk tn Mr Brush.
Raymond W0s persistent guy
continued MyGrw. One spring wc
y-,to just arriving ~ Marlin. Ray
inond wanted $500 aud ! told him m
atiN dnte money was 10 be had illi
apilnE BE eat tho request 10 E2jU
1 refused ngnn lle asked Tor 500
Again refused. Thcn ho wanted $50
So go ara u NO.dpllar Glll l'lnnl-
4 when hr SAW that I WAS ohdgrnte
n" said. Gimme No-blis for shave,
Nill 3ou"'
= 'i,neyer knew when Raymond was
ot.ttse IA fu1l flUYY Kle Wtf9 Bla Wing "A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
Leonard and Thorp
Fight Draws Well

Joplin. Mo, March as-As the
mecca toward which fstic followers are
being drawn by the boxing bout tonigh
between Benny Leonard. lightweight
champion. and Harvey Thorp Of Kansas
City, contender for the title. hundreds
~ out. of. town visitors arrived here to-
The match will be for ten rounds with
out n decision. However. owing to the
recent decisions In his favor. unusual
interest in tho fight HIS been aroused.
Thorp's enthusiasts declare that recent
Victories over Charlie White and other
ngh,weights place him In the cham
pionship Ciakn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
Jaunt by Plane to
Bahamas New Plan
For Thirsty Souls

MIAMI Fla. March 2J-Thirst
plrched persons after July ! will find
provision made for carrying them to
an oasis by airplauc. scyen'y miles
from here, according to plans now
dioot
Of course the expense may be ,riilt:
high, bu, that is not expected TO deter
the sporting fraternity All they will
have TO do will Be 10 step IN a pl.ne,
ily seventy mile, TO the Bahamp. is.
lands. toss a few "high one" ann ily
back all in tao hours, allowing n
minutes for the reifrshmcnt
A proposition has already been
made by an airplane company 80 starr
an air "icrry between the Florida
roas, and the Bahama
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
SHORTAGE OF DOCTORS
TO COMBAT EPIDEMIC

LONDON, March 26-The return
epidemic at influenza finds England
SO short OF doctors and nurses that
according to reports from various
parts OF the country, there are not
enough even TO give casual attention
to patients. The strain on the medi.
cal men who are trying to cope with
the emergency, is so severe that there
IS danger OF many OF them breaking
down, especially in the north OF Eng
land where the epidemic is raging
with unusual violence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
FRENCH LABOR TO
FIGHT INTERVENTION

PAlhS, Tuesday, March 2s--The
national committee OF the general
Fedsatian of Labor ha, decided 10
plarard the walls Of France with an
APPEAL to workers and to public opin.
IN generally A proteS, will be made
ygainst armed intervention in Russia
the incomplete character Of the inter.
national labor charter and the "ab-
sence Of guarantees in the league OF
nb,ions covenant" which does moi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
GIBBONS JABS way
! TO POINT MARGIN

sT. LOUIS. Mo. March "a The st
Paul phantom. Nike Gibbons won on
1oln,s last night In an clght-round bout
o. the Coliseum from Ice liouok Of
Lancaster. Pa llouck cllnchcd CON
Hinually and tho 81. Paul fighter had
Nroubls IN getting away. Fans hisred
y nd hootcd the efforts OF thu Lancaster
boy. Rcf-fee Helsner separated the
boys often during the eight rounds. u
Mas Gibbons fight all the way through
For the first time In the hlsEnry OF
boxing In st. Louis there was a liberH
Aurinkllng Of women throughout thS
iidIsurT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26

RULES or THE TINES MOVIE
CONTEST.
Cilp out tho above picture snd write
on the dotted lire what you believe TO
hc tfo name ~ tho player Savo ;he
picture until tho contest ends on Sat
mday. May H.
Then write the numbers and
names on n sheet OF paper.
With your name aud address ut
the top Of the sheets.
Aui write on one side of tho
parer only.
In other wordr. you must save the
above clipping until the contest ends. 80
that you will be able 10 write out the
numbers aud names on n plain piece OF
Wpcr The pictures which you are IN
dut out from day TO day are not 20 be
sent in. Tho are for your guidance
when the contest ends
The Times Movie Game began March
~. II ends May ". Within one week
after that time, May a, all answers
must bo In.
The contest Is open 10 all readers OF
tn Times living IN oklahoma.
Fir1t prize In this contest Is s. 70,
second pflre In 81 and the third prn
In s. 90 Tho contest ~ not open TO any
any person employed ~ Tho oklahoma
Publishing company nor connected di'
rrCtiy C' Indirectly. with motion stclure
thoaters The prizes are to he awarded
to the persons sending In the first cor
rect answers bftor the contest ends. IL
case OF u Tie. the prize will be divided
In Case no answers nrs entirely cor
rect. the person returning tho nearest
correct Hist ~ answers will be awarded
tho first prize and the SECOND and third
prize viii be awarded similarly.
ono picture Of motion picture play
er will be printed each day In ths
Times. II will appear In the same pa 4
| OF tho paper every day, For further ~
formation on the contest. telephone
PDX-5 and ask for tho City Editor =
| the Timex bctwceh tho hours OF 7
o clock In the morning. and 4 o'cloci
READ THg RuLEs CAREFULLY
VIOLATION OF TNg RULES MEANt
rHsa roaFGIIs ais CHANCE II
WIN A PRIZE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
Miner Opposed to
Reduction of Army

LONDON. Tuesday, March 25--ln
the house OF lords tonigh, Vi'eount
Miner, the secretary for the colonies
said that IN his opinion the country
wa, still far from a certain and we'll
established peace. Therefore, he de-
clared, the army and navy estimates
could not be reduced.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
70 Children Are
Trampled to Death
tBy The Associated Pre-. }

BERLIN, Monday, March "A
Seventy children arc dead and twenty
injured seriously as the result OF a
stampede during a juvenile entertain
ment at Gleiwln, Sllesia, today. The
children rushed toward the exits when
someone raised the cry of "iire"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
Ed WALSH sleMS
WITH LWAUkEE

MILWAUKEE,, March 3s.--Ed Walsh,
former white Sox star, has been signed
by the Milwaukee American associa-
ton club, according TO an announce
ment made last night by Manager Clar-
ence Rowland. at a banquet given IN his
honor by Milwaukee fans. Al Tearncy,
Thomas j. Hickey. and John conohah
vero DreaNnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
NASHVILLE PLAYERS
TO OPEN TRAINING

NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 2s--Art
Decatur. pitcher. and Frank Kolbecker,
catcher. both OF Cincinnati arrived hero
last nisht to start spring training with
tho Nashville Volunteers Thursday at
Sulphur Dell Park. Kolbeeker was
catcher for two seasons with the Nor
wood, Ohio, club champions OF the world
In Ilnas IA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
American Fleet
Anchor in Tagus

LISBON, Monday. March 4-An
American fleet of 30 war,hlps from
Brea anchored in ,sr 1aguS today
This makes a total a ~ units OF the
American navy now in The IaguS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
Press Under Fire.

PARIS, Tuesday, March 2S.-Itwas
learned tonight that the government
had opened an inquiry into the man.
ner in which the French press had
been enabled to keep so closely IN
touch with the doings Of the supreme
council
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26

New telephone directory goes 10
pre-. March 81, 1919. For changes call
Contract Dept, pBX 200. (AdyO