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New-York tribune., 1921-01-14

Moss i'm Bank Club Meet

The second annual indoor games of
the City Bank Club will be held to-
night at the list Regiment Armory.
Fifteen events will be decided, in
which three hundred and twenty seven
athletes will compete. Joseph Moss
jr, Southern hurdle champion. will start
in the dashes against George Benken,
Francis Blodgett and other local
sprintcrs
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FURN SHED ROOMS TO LET

77TH. 322 W.-Two large front rooms,
southern exposure very exclusive: gem
tiemen references.
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Laylon Wins Easily

John Layton, national three-cushion
billiard champion, easily defeated J.
Nature, OF Denver, at Kline's Strand
Billiard Academy yesterday afternoon
and evening. In the nightcap affair
Layton needed only At innings to win,
and he had h gin runs of 7, and s..
The scores were 80 to 46 and so to 3S
New-York tribune., 1921-01-14

High Run for IIOremans

Edouard Horcmans, the Belgian cue
champion, won both afternoon and eve
ming exhibitions at Thum's Billiard
Academy yesterday. In the night ses-
sion the Belgian made the highest run
ever recorded in Thum's, one of the
oldest b II ard rooms in the city. Ho
accounted for 296 points In one inning,
In defeating M. r. McManiman, 400
20 a.
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suRROGATEs' NOTICES

ELIZABETH WHITE wYLDE,
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL
BANK OF NEW YORK
Executors
WALKER Z REDMAN, Attorneys for
the Executors O'ice and + 0. A6.
dress. No. . VAL Street. Manhattan
Borough. New York City.
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Patents and layentions
Trunks
Typewriters

BARGAINs-New and shop-soiied trunk4
pass. suiLcases steamer outfits Thomas
q. Hunt. $50 9Th av. (47th STD
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FOURTH ST. 53o--Turnished front and
back psrlor. kitchenette. South 612l M.
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SAL LESMEN

MANr'FACTlR ~ LEATHER
BETTING REQUIRES SALES
MEN FOR NORTHERN NEW
JERSEY. NEW YORK AMI,
PENNSYLVANIA g Z 5 N z : $
GETTERS AND HUSTLERS oF
ENC El-LENT a T = L. A r 4 NCD
ABOtT THIRTY FIVE YEARS
OF AGE. DESIRED. NONE 9TH
Err NEED APPLY REPLY WITH
COMPLETE INFORAiATION AND
REFERENCE IN APPLICATION
. 2l2. TRIBUNE.
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w actresses
Commercial
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

ATTENDANT and nurse. experienced r
fined. intelligent; hest references. Levo
3S1 West 34th st.
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HELP WANTED MALE

BOOKKEEPER wanted. must be speedy.
accurate. good at analysis and closing
outstanding accounts; fine opportunity for
man with initiative. write fuily In conf
dence, stating salary desired. Address NJ.
L., z. o. Box s22. City Hall Station, New
York Cttv
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Miscellaneous
WOMEN

sTENOGhAPHER WANTED In busy law
office IN Wall st. district. Write only,
stating experience and salary expected.
DonShue Adv. Agency. Woolworth Bldg
YOUNG WOMAN. with high school or
teachers training; winter in South; sal
airy Sl.500 first year: transportation and
bonus. II. T, Box los, Station +, Man
haitian.
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Brown Track Team Will
Meet Columbia Nav Z

PROVIDENCE, R. T., Jan. I'm. P.
Bishop, '21, manager Of the Brown
University track team. tonight an
nounced a schedule of twelve meets.
five intercollegiate, six intra-mural
and one for preparatory schools.
The schedule follows.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-14

Statesmen 20 represent the International
Correspondence School in adjacent Jer-
sey territory. can earn sioo per weels !:
drawing account against comm ission. Ap-
ply A. NJ, room 2o7 r. a. Spearin, SOS
Newark ave. Jersey city.
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BUSINESS CARDS
D'ar .nds. Jeweiry, Ete.
Express and Trucking

DIAMONDS bought ana sold for cash from
individuals or estates. BENNETT. ITS
, Broadway. 20 ioor.
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instruction

MEN wanted to operate muv,ng picture
machines in theatres; we teach you days
or evenings American Theatre Building
64A Sth ave. Ncdl- Bryant 1919.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
e,Jl UNITED STATES. IN AND FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.-
SUMNER L. SAMuELS. Plaintiff. against
E. +. DREW & CO. INC. Defenasnt.@
In Equity NO. E. 1925
To the Creditors of L. f. Drew & Co..
Inc the above named defendant:
AXE NOTICE THAT by order of the
United States District Court for the south
ern District of New York. dated January
II. 1921. it was
ORDERED that all persons having
claims or demands against E. f Drew 4
%. me, be required TO file a verified
statement 5as, thereof on or before April !,
90 Broad Street, in the Borough OF Man
haitian. City, County and State OF New
~. York. That any creditor failing to nls
day OF April, 1921. shall be deba-red from
any shafs OF. IN or to the property. as
sets or estate of the said Z. r Drew &
60. Inc or the proceeds thereof in the
controi or administration OF this Court
said statements Of claims shall be sworn
TO under oath or affirm Ion before any
othcer authorized to administer oaths by
the laws Of the state or county whera
said statements of claims are verified
Said statements of claims shall give dates
ana full particulars. II the claim Is eyt-
denced by any written instrument thu
same or a copy thereof shall be a.tached
10 the statement. II there be any known
het-oH or couater-ciaim in favor OF E. r.
Drew g. Co. Inc, or its receiver dst tes
and ful particulars and tho amount there
or shall be given. In every case the dates
OF maturity OF claims set-offs or counter
claims shall be given. All claims shall
be stated IN United States currency.
You are required. pursuant to the pro-
Visions of the said order to fila your
claim with the undersi gned Receiver at
his otfice. No. so Broad Street. Borough
OF Manhattan. city. County and State of
New York, on or before fh- Ist day Of
April, 1927.
Dated. New York January 1lth. 1871.
MAX Low ENTHAI Receiver.
Ofice and O. Address 50 Broad
Street. New FORK CRY \
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MEN

OF GOOD SOCIAL STANDING
CAN AUGMENT THEIR IN
COMES APPRECIABLY IN A
HIGH CLASS BUSINESS WITH
OUT FINANCIAL OBLIGATION
OR SERIOUS PERSONAL. Eff
+ . r r COMMUNICATIoN
STRICTLY PRIVATE. COM
MISSION r A 5 ADDRESS
r. r. c.. ROOM 2502. 40 WEST
10TH STREET.
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February s, p. A \. meet. Boston:
lo, novice scratch meet 90, novice hanGi-
cap meet; March >. open handicap meet:
y non VARSITY champonship meet; 9,
inter- fraternity relays, April 27 inter-
class meet May 7, columbia, New York
H. w esleyan; 20. X. Il. / A. A.: u.
n T. y: A.; II, |. a. A. A.; 2s, I. A.
a. q. 80. BIO lNt arSc ~ sfics
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COMMERCIAL TRUCKING.
Contracts with merchants, Importers ana
exporters desired. day. week or month;
dead storage Tor automobiles. DONNELLA
TRUCKING CORPORATION. 221 e. 64Ih
81. Phone Rhinelander 1900.
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: $::' Want Advertisements :::;
Found Rewads
HELP WANTED MALE
instruction

LEARN TO RE 4 AUFFECR-Pleassnt.
profitable work day and evening classes.
Ssnd sor free booklet and VISITORS pass.
West Side Y. NJ c. A. 800 West s7th st.
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87TH ST. l39 W.-Large. comforta BILE
room. suitable two; also room with twin
beds; phone, electricity.
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Furniture

NE PAY highest prices for furniture.
pianos. antiques. 5ric-a -hrac. books, art
etc GABAY. se University Place. Stuy-
vesaai S377
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ROOMS with hot and cold running water
telephone in each room: $3.50 upward
HOTEL NORMANDIE.wor b wav and 3Sth
s., Phone Fitzroy 64i2
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
- -
Commercial HeIp-Female and Male

ROSE F. CLARK AGENCY
EMPLOYMENT EXPERT
CORTLAND s24s. REEkNAN ST.
Stenogra eners, tvpists. bookkeeperA ~
fee assistants. witch board operators m ale
or female. beginners OF experienced
promptly placed. .all all week.
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ACCOUNTANT BOokKEEPER Small
firms needing accountant part time write
Immediately G 152. Tribune.
YOUNG MAN, %. wishes position any.
thing; willing to travel; state salary.
G 10 Tribune.
YOUNG NAN - Cashier. Office assistant:
four years experience as freight cashier
billing clerk and general Office assistan;
good reference, night work considered 6
1873, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-14
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks
Chambermaids

CHAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS or Kitchen
maid inexperienced young Irish girl. T.,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 42d St,
SC floor
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-EDITH DONALDSON INNS,
ri
WILLIAM 5. INNS.

MAsTEN & NICHOLS. ATTORNEYS for
Executors 40 Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CIV.
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HOTEL BRADDoCK, 10th St. and sth
Ave.-Singe rooms. So day double
rooms. S. a day, single room with bath
SO day single room by the week. So up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
Special Trains, Automobiles. Air
planes Continue to Unload Floeks
Of Rainbow chasers at
Armstrong Gusher
FIGHT BATTLE OF WITS
AND MONEY FOR LEASES
Estimated at 1000 to 5000 Barrels a
Day; Plans Being Made for
New Business Houses 10
Care for Crowds

by United Press.
Shreveport, La, Jan. 13.-Spoutlng
a column OF black fluid high enough
In the air to be visible for several
miles, the oil we'll brought In at El
Dorado. Ark, had made that town
the Mecca for rainbow chasers today.
Oil operators, investors. scouts and
even farmers flocked to FL Dorado
today and waged a battle OF wits and
cash for leases in the new field fol-
lowing the bringing in OF the Arm
strong gusher with an estimated
flow of between 1000 and 5000 bar.
rels OF oil daily.
Special trains, automobiles and
even airplanes continued to unload
capitalists and adventurers at the
site Of the new gusher. causing an.
other Of the famous mushroom oil
NlliVo w spring up.
The well was brought in at 222i
ieet by Mattox and Hinton on the
Armstrong farm in Sec S1-17.15
Cnion County. Ark, about one mile
north Of the town of El Dorado, two
miles north of the Constantine gasser
that came in last summer. and thirty
five miles northeast of Homer pro-
duction.
Telephone messages from El Dora
do say the town is .overrun with ex-
cited people, and trading in leases
is frenzied, and plans are being for
mulated for the erection OF hotels,
boarding houses and office build
ings to accommodate the expected
rush of operators Many Shreveport
men hold acreage in the vicinity OF
the well, and extensive operations
are in prospect.
The drilling Of the Mattox e Hin
ton well was commenced early last
year by Mitchell & Bonham on an
eighty-acre lease. When the drill
reached 1000 feet in October opera.
tions had to be suspended, due to
lack Of funds After nearly two
months, DR.. S. 7. Busy, hotel man
Of Ell Dorado, was induced. to finance
it to a finish in consideration Of
transfer of 81 percent of the owner
ship.
Following DR.. Bussey's entrance
the original ownership was merged
into small stock company DR.
Bussey being principal holder. The
two other wells were drilled to a
depth Of | 400 feet aby this company
within 200 yards of the present
strike and abandoned last year.
This is thes second oil discovery
in South Arkansas. The other, a
small producer is the S. S. Hunter
we'll in Ouachita.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
GULLlHER IN ANSWER
TO STATEMENT.

In answer to the statement of DR.
A. b. Leeds as to the officers of the
local musicians union blocki m
Elks band from participating in the
"Buya-plank' parade, this statement
Is erroneous and DR.. Leels applied
the medicine without mailing dag
nosis. The facts in the ca e are, we
were not asked to participate as you
will notice by the papers THAT the
Elks band would lead the parade.
The fact is we have two or three
members who play with the Eks
band and our bylaws do not allow
union musicians to play with non
union musicians in public without
permission Of the executive board or
the local. This permission was never
asked and had it been would have
been granted. To show you the err
ror of this statement you will remem.
Der the trip to Enid last year when
the local was asked to furnish
band, which we did, gratis, and
Joined the Elks band on the trip to
Enid.
We members Of local 152 felt very
bad in not being asked to participate
in this parade as we are citizens Of
the town and have as much civic
pride and will match any other citi.
zen in the town dollar for dollar sn
anything for the betterment of Chick
asha or without talent. an the lam
guage Of the president of the Hot
Stove league, have traced this err
ror from Burney to Pool to Leeds"
This statement is made without pre-
judice or partiality. and with malice
to none.
(Signed): W. G. GULLIHUR,
Local 152, NJ. P. U.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
ASSESSORS PLAN
To ASK EXPENSE
TO Be INCLUDED
In Meeting County Officers Want
state to Bear Expenses Of OF.
fetal Trips over Counties
Where Serve

County assessors OF Oklahoma IN
convention In Oklahoma City yester
day. proposed that their expenses
while making assessments over their
respective counties, be paid hy the
state, according TO j. d. Bryan, coun'
ty assessor Of Grady county who
attended the convention. Miss Birdie
Tolbert, deputy county assessor, also
attended the convention.
In discussing this proposal, c. II
Hynes, county assessor of Grant
county. said that after he paid his
expenses last year he owned the
state s1S1. it was reported.
Increase of deputies salaries also
was recommended, Mr., Bryan said
this morning. He pointed out that
under the present law, deputy county
assessors are not paid as much ns
deputies in other county offices are
paid.
As a result of the convention in
Oklahoma City yesterday, the allow
ance of more deputies sS9ll be asked
of the state legislature. In Garter
county il was pointed out, the val
uation is $1O,OOO,OO0 and there is q
population of 10000 people, but the
assessor is only allowed one deputy
From officials Of the state eourl
clerks association come reports that
special legislation for increase II
deputy court clerks salaries will be
asked.
The county clerks association o
Oklahoma is scheduled to meet il
Ell Reno today. w. T. Cloud, county
clerk of Grady county, will not at
tend, he stated this morning. A
resolution asking for an increase II
county clerks salaries and the al
lowance of additional deputies vii
be offered at the convention, it is
reported.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
VIOLATION MANN
ACT CHARGED IN
AFFIDAVIT HERE
Federal Agent Brings up Case In
commissioners Court; Man
Arrested; Girl Being Held
Officers State

Violation OF the Mann slave act Is
charged in an affidavit filed today
before L. S. Commissioner O'Neill
against Louis Waddell, who was ar
rested here several days ago by Har-
ley Parrish. assistant chief of police.
Lorea Davidson, who has been an
employee OF local hotel here, is
being held as a material witness In
the case.
II is alleged in the affidavit. sworn
to by T. f. Weiss, federal enforce.
ment officer. that Waddell trans
ported the girl from Oklahoma City
to Ft Worth, Brownsville and
Coldthwaite, Texas, for immoral pur-
poses.
Waddell is being held in the
county ajil. He will be arraigned to-
morrow.
The arrest of the man followed
the making of a complaint to the
police by the girl, who is alleged to
have told Assistant Chief Parrish
that Waddell deserted her and after
learning that she was in C.iickasha,
came to this city and to the hotel
where she was employed and de-
manded that she give him some
money. She complained to the police
and Waddells arrest followed.
Waddel stated that he was once
employed in cafes at Burkburnett,
Frederick and Pawhuska. The girls
home is said to be in Oilton, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
FATHER |SAD0RE
DEAD IS REPORT
FROM ANADARK0

News of the death Of Rev. Isadore
Ricklin, which occurred at Ana
darko this morning, was received
here today. He has been i'll for some
time and recently Rev. Urban de
Hasque, formerly Of Holy Name
church here, went to Anadarko to
be with him.
Definite funeral arrangements were
not announced here, but it was stat
ed that the body would probably be
taken to Shawnee tomorrow and in
tered at Sacred Heart college.
The deceased, who has been sta
toned at St. Patrick's mission in
Anadarko for a number Of 'ars. was
Known throughout this section Of Ok.
lahoma as Father Isadore.
In the early days, he was instru-
mental in the founding Of st. JOS
ephs academy here and for years
sas one of the principal workers to-
ward the maintenance Of the Catho-
lie school here.
When the campaign for the elec-
tion o. new building a. the acad-
elny here was launched some months
ago, Rev. Father Isadore took mas
active part in directing III cam
pagn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
PRISONER TAKEN
To MUSK0CEE To
AWAIT HIS TRIAL

T. f. Dominy, against whom a
charge of manufacturing intoxicat
ing liquor is pending in federal
court has been taken to Muskogee
to await trial, having failed to make
bond following preliminary hearing
here before U. S. Commissioner
O'Neill several days. ago.
A STILL, 900 pounds Of sugar and
several sacks of mash are alleged to
have been found when Dominy was
arrested near Duncan two weeks ago
After being bound over to federal
court Dominy complained to Cimmis-
sioner O'Neill that his wife and
three children who were living near
Muskogee were at the point Of star
vation and needed assistance The
commissioner replied that if The
would give the names of his asso.
ciates, assistance might be rendered.
He was told that the accused man
had no associates.
Dick Worley, deputy United States
marshal, escorted, Dominy to Mus
kogee. He is expected to return from
the eastern Oklahoma city tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
HEAVY SNOWFALL HERE.

A snow scene, said by old timers
to equal any ever placed on display
in Chickasha, greeted the city this
morning. The snow fall started
shortly before midnight last night
and continued until early this morn
ing with the result that everything
was covered with several inches OF
snow by the time Chickasha was
stirring about No wind accompanied
the snowfall, being the feature OF
the entire "event." .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
Big War Predicted.
By United Press.

By United Press,
Paris, Jan. 13.-More than 100000
men will be thrown into the fighting
along the Russian boundary early
this spring, according to information
given out by the French military ex-
perts here.
Their advices indicate that the
fighting front will extend from 200 to
$50 miles.
The bolshevik forces are expected
to launch several maor spring
drives, the French military men say.
Meeting them will be troops from
the states bordering on Russia.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
More Than $4,000 In Cash Collected
for Athletic Field Yesterday;
Many Pledges Not In
cluded In Amount
WEATHER PUTS DAMPER
ON CONTINUED EFFORTS
Little Being Done To-day; Start Anew
Tomorrow; Hone TO Wind up
Saturday; "Wear Your q
! Planks"-Presiden

The first days drive OF the Hot
Steve league in the "Duy-a-Plank"
campaign resulted IN the collection
of a little more than $4,000 casa
with the pledges made and the
amounts collected by a few of the
committees not having been reported
according to the figures given. out at
headquarters today.
The purchases Of planks made at
the high school, the Rock Island
shops. and by many OF the firms and
crafts OF the city were not included
in the report made this morning.
Senior High Report.
Lanson D. Mitchell, principal Of
the Chickasha high school stated
this morning that the senior high
purchased 1S9 planks. In the class
contest, the Junior class won first
honors. They purchased 100 planks,
there being Go members OF the Jua-
ior class, making their percentage
well over 100. This class will get the
decorated plank offered by the Hot
Stove league to keep as class relic.
It was stated this morning That the
final returns from the Rock Island
shops will not be made before Sat
urday or possibly next Monday. 1t is
understood that the shopmen are
making much progress with the drive
and il is expected that the purchases
from the shops will materially in
crease the total.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
Starts In Barber Shop at o'clock
This Afternoon; Spreads TO
Other Buildlngs; Losses
Estimated s5o0,000
NOT UNDER CONTROL AT
3:15 DISPATCHES STATE
At That Hour. Biggest Department
store Threatened; Escaping
Gas Helps TO Spread Flames
Stores Wiped Out
Especial to the Express)
NARROW. Okla. Jan 13.-

NARROW, Okla, Jan. 49,
A fire that started this
afternoon at 2 o'clock has
totally destroyed the Steele
Tailor shop, the Macarthur
drug store, the Rankin jew
elry store, the McAlester
and Son gents furnishings
store and is tn ltening the
Smythe and Son department
store, the largest business
establishment in MARROW. The
loss thus far has been .esti-
mated at more than $500,000
The volunteer fire depart
ment and volunteer workers
are making a desperate at
tempt to stop the confl'gra-
tion but at 3:15 had little
control over the threatening
flames.
The explosion of gasoline
in a small container started
the flames which were well
under way before the fire en-
gine could be started. Gas
pipes were broken ard the
escaping gas assisted in the
spreading of the Flames.
Forrest L. Rankin, prop
rietor of the destroyed jew
elry shop, is a brother of
E. E. Rankin, a jeweler of
Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13

ASK HELP OF LADIES.

:: Dresses for shiverins destitute =
1. children Of Europe, division +
4. headquarters has assigned this \
i. chapter Is black satin dresses r.
!. size II years, to make. These +
i. dresses. have been cut out at i
+ Red Cross headquarters and are +
+ ready to make, anyone can 4
J. make them. !
+ Must be in st. Louis by Feb 4
+ ruary 1st. Red Cross asks help !
J. from women of Chickasha in I
!. getting these made on time. !
+ call at Red Cross headquarters I
+ afternoons from / until O'clock 4
+ and get one of these dresses. 4
J + ! + ! + + + + Z 4