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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-12
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Two beds mattresses, 4
chairs. tables. l kitchen cabinet
r,frieerator. Iar.or table rugs. I day.
surorf. o. stoves. / safe / dresser. sG5. CAL
800 afternoon. 1924 south Quincy
FOR SALE Cheap. dining tau.c and chairs
Kitchen cabinet. gas range. almost new
Cali at 7ls West Fifth saturday or phone
4ll2R
FOR SNF- Two rooms % furniture;
house Tor rent. Phone cl47 R; cal. Atte'
Z y ~.
FOR SALE Complete sst q mahogany o.
rce furniture; office can De had. Phone
s25s
foR RrNI.- -rourroom house if you buy go
worth ~ furniture tll saturday between
5 and -lris Wot Brady
FOR SAL. White r.ed baby carriage good
as new. win son cheap CAN 90 %
south Nu-tits Telephone 1895
FOR SALE Visro Or VIII trade for good
COW Phone a. T. sfl
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RTsINESS CHANCES.
Box S7S7
Tulsa World.

NANTED-A manager FOR factory for q
man Of executive ability this position
caErits fun management Of home ofiice,
which will De Iu Tulsa, Okla this ad is
Intended 70 reach real man Of sterling
qualities. m4a that can measure up to
these qualifications IN fail; 10 this man u
VII De- necessary TO invest from $1,000 to
$1,000, Of which he will have absolute
charge himself IS per cent oi investment
guaranteed iu sixty days. my proposition
viii bear closest investigation, II you think
you are the man for this place aud can
qualify write me FOR interview. Address
obj, care Tulsa World
TRJ STEE SALE New and second hand
furniture and hardware stock. invoice
about s.. 300. mostly new goods. no dead
stock. goods bought under present market;
25 per cen, made on purchase: good town.
! 600 people, county site, good farming
country, some cattle; reason for selling. part
nrrs cannot agree sell for highest bidder
for cash on May Is at o clock p. N
Address j W. Green, trustee, or Bonds &
Tucker owners. Holdenyiile, Okla.
CONrRACTs-Wv are open for propositions
from contractors to finish well now 1900
foot depth. . 500 acre lts 'u Pushmsis
la Co ok..-oma We have first class rig
and equipment reaGy for operation and will
consider proposition for half interest In
leases with reliable coatrAciors. address
Chcetow OIL & Gas Dey-'uoment Co, H.
sohdler, secretary. 702 Pike St. CovingtoH,
Ky.
FOR sALE-Lot in fine residence section,
paved streets gas, water and sewer vii!
double In value in short time; $3.50, one.
fourth cash Let Us show you this. lrusiy
Realty phone 552s.
WAITED Good reliable man as partner in
my business. will sacrifice hall 20 night
pAr.y y for $500 who can produce good refer
ercr, vs.. II Jensen, 80 North Main 81.
-FOUR ROOM bungalow, S35C cash balance
liia rent; 80 room. 3siory brick apart
men, on payments several good homes for
quick buyer. Allison. 4744
FOR SALE-G Grocery and meat market. do
iug strictly cash business. will sell gro
cery or meat market separate. g. Z. Hicks,
cushing Osla.
FOR SALE-Oue hundred shares Claro or
Coco stock. hest offer between 5 30 and
80 per share takes il 374i. Word.
FOR SALE OR ADE-BArgain. restau.
rant and roomirg house; all or half inter
est lloi7 North Main.
HIGHEST cash price paid FOR men, second.
hand suits coats and trousers also buy
shoe, ,nd hats Phone s.57.
ALL Kinds OF hair work done switches
made: dandrun cured. Ms Florence
Wagner Phone 1892
MANI ATTAN cafe Tor sole in sand Springs,
locst.d on Main street.
FOR SALE-Set o. drug fixtures and small
soda fountain. Phone 1896.
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WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS.
No WAY out of II.

WANTED-By a c0nF0nIsT tUUTII rO0m and
board In private family close iu Ad
dress box 663O. care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-12

"HOw did ZONES h0ppen % flII
down stairs?"
"Why his wife said Now, Henry.
be careful and, as he Is not the man
20 be dictated 10 by any woman, down
he went. Chicago Herald.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-12

NORRILL'S universal newscell FOR pre- emf
ucuce Of service; our worthy countrymen
will have apathy that causes no Attriiion
hy purchasing terse newspapers at the above
WANTFD-Walnutl logs. - Zee, and up in
diameter g feet and up long will inspect
and pay cash at loading point. Write or
wiz. f. II. Allison, Fort smith. Ark. Phone
OUR new stock OF garden and flower seeds
are now here: seeds being scarce this sea-
SON buy early while stocks are complete
Binding Stevens seed company
HIGHEST cash price paid FOR mems second
hand suits. coats and trousers: Asc buy
shoes ard hats. Phone 3467
JAMES II SYKES. attorneyat-law. sol.
5o3-j0j j07 Robinson building. Phone
IF is doubt call Bays Detective Agency.
Phone 2o77 office 2lj Ohio building
HIGHEST cash price paid for suits. coats
trousers, shoes, hats Phone 5445
HIGHEST prices paid FOR mems second hand
clothing, shoes and hats. Phone 25s5.
HlGHEST prices paid for mems old clothes.
shoes Phone 49s4 l6i9 North Main.
PHONE j22s or 1898 Hurry Messenger
Service for prompt service.
J c. THOMPSON architecture. 22o 2l Iowa
Bde Phone 6l34
MASQUERADE costumes for rcnt, anything
YOU wsn,: evening gowns Phone 2434J.
rUBIIC stenosrapher - Mutigrsphins.
Phone 3osl. 5l0 South Main.
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PERSON Al.

I WOULD ike TO hear from John T. Kelly.
last heard from at South McAlester abou,
twenty years ago. was then an sttorney at.
law. James Kelly DIumrisht, Okla. Box
ll27.
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BUINESS Personal.

LUMBER and building materials. Louisi.
ana long leaf yellow pine lumber shipped
direct from mill subject 10 examination.
Shingles, windows. doors and hardware No
advance payment required quick shipments.
grade and count guaranteed send mate
nal bill for estimate. IL D. Taylor 4
Co. Lake Charles, Ls
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REAL ESTATE.
These Are Good.

$500; $3.50 cash. for good broom
home, fowl house, garden, fruit trees
worth the money.
s2,1OO; $500 cash, gets a dandy
modern, 4-room home on East Sixth
street
$4,000; $500 cash balance terms
for dandy, modern, Groom home on
North ElwoOd.
$4,000; $500 cash, balance $40 per
month, for a dandy new. Broom, mod
ern home on Wheeling; move in Mon
day.
S4.75O for extra good, 8-room. mod
ern home in Crosbie Heights, lot 80 bv
155, this must be seen to be appre
clated, and 5000 cash handles It,
$500 for dandy S-room, modern
home, with east front. fun lot. good
cistern and newly decorated inside
in 400 block on South Baltimore.
We have other good bargains, ana
If interested let us know your wants
also have a number Of good lots in all
parts Of the city.
II it's worth owning, It's worth in
surng. Call.
f. Ro Chime Co.
800 Mayo Bldg. Phones 155-S7O
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FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT

FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM--slO cash and
IS monthly: no interest or taxes. hirhiy
productive land close to three big marscts
Write for photographs and full information
Munger, A2i6. N. Y. Life bldg. Kansas
City, Mo.
sO.ACRE farm, ,cvcn miles OF rulsa. 40
acres bottom land, Including oil yanc
Si950 per acre, Joseph Donnelly comrnny
ll9s South Main, 0ii0. '"'''
SMALL farm, clear, for light car Phone
3sa7. ''
ACREAGE-2h acres, close In, cheap and
easy terms. Phone ownor. gs97.
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! HAVE buyers for good modern home
9s Hayward building Phone 5151.
FOR SAIE-New 5.room modern. well To-.
Gated, bargain, easy terms Phone owner.
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ONE new Pullman touring car; one 1917
Ford; two 1916 Fords, one Chalmers
80; one Buick : one Buick g; one Au'
burn. $50; two Dodge touring cars; one
Dodge roadster; one Franklin 8. Eclipse
Auto Sales company, III West Second
FOR SALE-Two Ford touring cars: one
Hudson q one delivery body fits over
land or Studebaker car, ideal for water
business; repair parts and accessories for
most any make OF car Auto Salvage. 2l5
East Secotd street
ATTENTION
We are In position to sell automobiles
on time basis; from Cne month to five years
time given. Write or call for details. City
Auto sales company, 1901 South Main,
Tulsa. Okla.
FOX SALE-One 1916 Chandler 5-passen-
ger touring car cheap: also passenger
Hudson 20 trade for light 5passenger car.
O. K. Auto Repair, ll9 South Elsin. Phone
2G56.
STUDEBAkER q cabriolet, cord tires good
running condition. will trade for light
car or give terms. Federal Motor company,
4i6ils South Boulder.
FOR SALE-Oue 1916 Ford roadster Al;
two Ford touring cars; two 25 Buick
touring cars Auto Clearing s. sales Co..
2o7 North Main.
FOR SALE - 1916 Excelsior motorcycle
with side car. fully equipped, taken in
on trade, sell at bargain. Phone 1888. 2ll
North Main
FOR SALE-Se' Of 30N3 and 30x3i2 new
Firesious castings 33 Is per cent on for
cash. See II, &. Brazier, 2l7 South Boston.
Phone 1928.
FOR SALE-By owner. one Ford delivery
car at a bargain. just been overhauled.
Call AZ rear OF % West Second
ONE Ford taxi car for sale a, bargain
II taken at once. Write II. X. Shupe &
Son AZ Pawuee. Okla
FOR SALE-Dodge roadster; In fine run.
uiug order. Phone 1929, or call X. Lin
ton. joplin Mo
WANTFD-To buy Dodge car: don't care
about condition but must be cheap. Ad'
dress Box 6656, care World.
FOR SALF-Latr 1915 Ford touring car;
good as new. See H. G.. Brazier III South
Boston Phone 1898.
FOR SALE One 1917 Ford roadster, 1917
Ford truck Southwestern garage All
North Main
FOR SALE - 1917 Hupmoble roadster.
Phone 72l.
BARG AlN-Dodge roadster good condition,
cash s4l5. Phone 57o5-I.
FOR RENT-Modcrn garage. Oil South
Ewood.
GARAGE for rent. ol6 South Main. Phone
1920.
FOR RENT-Gsrage: room FOR two cars.
south part OF city. Phone Sis.
NEWLY furnished sleeping loom In modern
home Phone 62?s-R
FOR SkLE-one American roadster, cheap.
400 East Second street Phone 962
FOR RENT-Garsge. 702 South Guthrie
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MISCELLANEOUS. =.

NlSN
REPRFSENTAlNE Tor wellknewn Fifth
Avenue. New YorA, iewelry house is here
20 make purchase Of complete collection
OF old and modern iewelry diamonds preci-
ous stones and antiques, liberal cash allow
suces made on high class valuable articles.
5b04 care World
FOR SALE One 6N90 shell gasoline tank
one eNl5 shell gasoline tank two 100
tarrol Ns'cuey steel upright tanks; OH ir
Al condition; call and see US Mid West
supply Co
NoTICEl
Tulsa Reduction Co, will come and get
your dead stock snd haul them away free
o. charge. We 90 after stock anywhere within
~ or Is mi,e. Phone SOS dav or niSht
BIRTH CONTROL. new book written es.
pecially for married people and those con.
tioryl sales company, Springfield, III.
HIGHEST cash price paid FOR mems second
hand suits. also buy shoes and hats.
Eagle Loan Office, First and Boston. Phone
NOrfCF-Watch and jevelry work left at
New York Store TO be called for at 9l6
South RoStnn.
FANCY Minnesota Burbank seed potatoes,
"a per hushel J. W. sheppard. Phone
FOR SALE - Three AXIS pool tables and
equipment; sood as new; at bargain.
Addr.s BOX ll6, Copan. OKLA
CALL The o. X. rus factory Tor carpet
cleaning and rug weaving; all work guar
au'atd satisfactory. Phone 5304.l.
FOR SALE Corona typewriter slightly
used sag 80. Phone 65e6
FOR sALE-Dirt for filing. Call Phone
S9o2
HIGHEST prices paid for mems old clothes,
shoes Phone 49s4 l6h North Main.
FOR bargains IN mems clothing call square
Deal store : North Main.
FOR SALE Nelson Concert Grand piano T;
been used two wears Price $3.50. os7IR
PIANO tuner. W. $. Wilson Phone 1925.
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WANTED to purchase five or six-room cot
tace, must be good location and bar.
cain Phone 63i1.L
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HAVE you a house for sale suitable ,or
roomers, south side preferred Phone
/
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MONEY ro LOAN.

MONEY to loan-strslght loans on Tulsa
residence property also on improved
farms; can take second mortgage on farms
not mortgaged to full value: low rates and
quick action. John Rsiney. 20s Ohio Bldg.
Phone 6ls0.
MONEY on hand, 800 600 private money to
loan on Tulsa property and farm lands,
no delay; best rates snd terms. +. A, lAlly
2ll.2i2 Texas Blds Phone sal.
MONEY TO LOAN-ReAl estate ehAttSls, fur.
ni,ure, pianos Boikin Sample Co.. room
8, Boston Bldg Phone 4
MONEY to loan on furniture in homes or
600 New hult pids phone sSaa 'A"'
MONEY 40 LOAN-s55O. $3.50. $1,000,
50 600 and So 900 on good real estate.
Phone a96. u. &. Peters.
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OIL LANpS-Good tracts Of decided oil
land for lease or on royalty basis. Ad.
dress VI q Logan. DonglAs WNn
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FOR SALE-By owner, two S.room houses
modern, corner lot; II interested call al
2l5 South Trenton street.
FOR SALE-New Groom house. will soil
for 5000 cash. Phone 3sOg.R.
FOR sALE-By owner, lot, North Elwood
Call i5ll.R
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FOR quick sale will sacrifice my business
lot in West Tulsa for $780, lot 90, block
IL Box 27. Red Fork, Okla
FOR RENT OR LEASE-Vacant corner Sec.
ond and South Elwood. Address 4. Z.
Clay 400 Robinson Arcade.
FOR sALE-Six.room bungalow St.75Oi
easy terms. Luthy 544 Robinson bldg
Phone 400
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FOX SALE by owner-Modern SIX room,
and sleeping porch: corner lot Admiral
Blvd reduced price for quick sale Phone
266l. OF 2 Q. Box l2sl
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TWO CHOICE conner lots In West Tulsa.
priced to sell for the next few days only
II ? Wetzel, 2os Ault Bldg Phone 6OIs
FOR SALF--By owner corner lot Eleventh
and North Boston: east front. $3.50 Phone
Kenton, 3l7
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NICELY furnished rooms i.r reat f1r light
l.s-.s,,Ir- modern. tl9 South e..
lutH4.
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We HAVE a dandy Groom house with
/ sleeping porch, on a corner lot near Cen
/ tial park, on the pavement built last fall
/ that is snap; hardwood downstairs man
| tie, buili-in features In kitchen and dining
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FOR SALE-Beautiful new Groom bungs
low. south side. oak floors, sleeping porch
beautifully decorated and elegant fixtures
| $4,000; liberal terms Phone 3s2
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VACANT lots, small payment down, terms.
Joseph Donnelly company, l13ia South
Main 64l6
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their work with will. They are enthusi-
astic. AS one man put 1t. 1--WE are glad
to get away from the city life with it's
monotonous grind. Here we are learning
something and at the same time serving
our country. We admire our officers They
treat us like gentlemen. What more could
we ask"
This sentiment pervades the entire camp.
OF course, the men have their recreation
periods. They have ample time to read and
write after training hours. 4 mail box Is
at the end of each company street. Incom-
ing mail is distributed by the first sergeant,
who plays the role of letter carrier. Mail
intended for the recruits should he ad-
dressed to the Recruit Depot. League Island.
If possible, the company to which the re-
crut is assigned should also be designated.
This will facilitate matters greatly.
The camp is situated on a broad plateau.
east of the great marine barracks where
large numbers of trained marines are quar-
tered. There are three big barracks for
marines at League Island while work on
fourth has already begun. The recruit camp
was established April is. 1t has accommo-
dations for. thousand marines.
The recruits in camp mess in the dining
halls OF the barracks. They have the same
bill of fare as the regulars, which consists
of a wholesome diet. There is no stintinE
on Uncle Sans bill of fare, and the meals
are always ready at meal time. Further
more, the men in the marine corps are re-
ceiving their pay on time. on May 3 every
man was paid off who had beer sworn into
the service up to and including April 2S
The officers in charge Of the camp are
Major John G. Beaumont, Major Frank
IIaford and Major William Clifford. All are
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SENATE TO HASTEN
CENSORSHIP VOTE
Members Hope to Act Finally
on Measure Next
Saturday

WASHINGTON, May 1o--Leadcrs Of tho
Senate hope that an agreement can be
reached for an early vote on the espionage
hill President Wilson urged members
of both houses to hasten war legislation,
and a determined effort was made to fix q
day for voting on the measure. After an
hour had been spent on the subject the
Senate was forced to adjourn for lack of
a quorum. \ proposal that met the APP
proval Of the Senators present was for
speeches of an hours length to continue
till II u. M saturday when debate would
he reduced to ten minutes FOR each senator
on the bill itself and five minutes on each
amendment This proposal will be made
again tomorrow.
senator kelog (Rcp) has submitted
such II substitute limited strictly in its in
hihitious to fortihcatious and the movc-
mcnts and disposition OF forces. His amend
mcnt reads:
Whenever the President OF the United
states, by proclamation or executive
order, shall declare a national emergency
to exist by reason Of actual or threatened
war, he may by proclamation prohibit
the publication or communication of or
the attempt to- publish or communicate
any information calculated to he useful
to the enemy relating to national forti-
ton of the armed forces, ships, aircraft,
or munitions, or war materials OF the
United states prior to the publication,
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u. OF P. WAR-FARMERS
DETRAIN FOR CAMP
35 Arrive at Wilson, n. Y. With
Guitars, Banjos and
"Ukes"

WILSON, y. Y, May 1O.--Thirty-five of
the University of Pennsylvania huskiest
students, five mandolns, six guitars, three
banjos and eight ukulelcs arrived here,
prepared for five months service on the
truck and fruit farms of this section.
There also were three straw hats in the
party which, od-timers here said. under or
binary circumstances might have subjected
the owners and their fellows to the posi-
hility of violence, as northern New York
state gazes aslianCe at the hay-tile until
after July I.
The squad is organized along military
lines. and is captained by Raymond B.
Young, of Philadelphia, president of next
years senior class at Pennsylvania, and end
on the football team. His lieutenant is
Victor l.. Chiquoine of Moore. Pa, a mem
her Of the same class a Mask and Wigger
and varsity cheer leader for next season.
The thirty-three privates are athletes and
leaders in class and campus activities. The
squad was accompanied on the trip from
Philadelphia by II. G. Tugwell, an instructor
in the Wharton School, whose home Is here.
and who arranged for the mobilization and
placing of the men on nearby farms
The students will live together in camp,
in command of their Officers" separating
at sunrise to go to the fields and orchards,
returning at night. Wages paid by the
farmers will he pooled in a common fund
and distributed at the end of the engage
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men who have seen many years of service
in the marine corps and are considered to
be as capable men as the corps boasts
The regular recruit camp for marines is
at Fort Royal, = g.. and the camp at
League Island was established as sort
of auxiliary to take care uf recruits en-
listed in the New England States.
Besides, the camp somewhat relieves the
main depot of the unusual strain which
would of necessity be placed upon it under
the present circumstances.
The camp at League Island, in addition
to furnishing accommodations for the re.
cruits affords them a taste of real camp
life and brings to them conditions
they will he compelled to face once
they are called into active duty. The tented
city is kept Immediately clean by the
men, who apparently take great pride in
keeping it so. The company streets are
lighted by electricity, a luxury which the
men cannot expect after leaving th. city
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ment, according to rank and labor per-


ment, according to rank and labor per-
formed.
The Pennsylvania war-farmcr boys left
the Reading Terminal In special coach
last Monday night
Apparently those students who were shak-
ing the dust of Philadelphia for the more
profuse dust OF farm fields and who had
no relatives to see them off, counted them
selves fortunate for they stood In the ves-
tihules and grinncd derisvey at the few
who sheepshy surrendered to the om-
barrasment of parental embraces or made
hasty pccks at mothers cheeks as II to get
the sentimental job over as soon as pos
siblc. When one is going to "A regular
battlefield. oscuatory farewels are appro-
pirate. but when one goes to less romantic,
though quite as necessary farm service they
seem incongruous TO college boys.
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WELLESLEY REQUEST
Will of Miss Helen j. Sanborn Estab-
fishes $4,000 Scholarship Fund

BOSTON, May 1o,--Weleslcy College re-
ceived several bequcsts under the will of
Sanborn who was trustee of the college.
gives to Wellesley her Spanish library. with
q maintenance fund Of $4,000; for the Helen
j SanboEn Scholarship Fund. 10000; for
the Currer Monroe Fund $500, and for the
Shakespeare Society, 500.
To the International Institute for Girls in
spain she bequcaths S1O.00O, which shall hc
forfeited to Wellesley II the institution fails
to carry out the provisions Of the bcqucst
in five successive years
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This IS THELIFE,"
SAY US. MARINES
Tented City at ague
Island Ideal for Train
ing Recruits
WORK, FUN AND SERVICE
Men Rapidly Being Trained and
Filled Out as Uncle Sans
Sea Soldiers

,.,ovraphs illustrating this article appear
m the p,,' w he taken Inside n United states
csssrsss s.ts Yard since war wa. declared po.,o-o,
Vasssu asre island Navy Yard censor)
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Or dIsclosure of sucl| [

communication or disclosure Of such
by the Government, directly or ~
authority. Whoever violates any ~
prohibition of the President shall be ~
shed by fine Of not more than $1o,@
or by Imprisonment for not more th&I
ten years or both: provided that noth)@
in this section shall be construed to 1ir1
or restrict any discussion, comment IL
criticism Of the acts or policies OF Al
Government or its officers or rebf11
sentatives or the publication of such dI1E
cusson, comment or criticism. *
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NEW YORK. May lO.-BriGadicr General
Richard Ledcr, L, 5. A., retired, died in the
naval hospital at Norfulk, Va. lie wa'
cighty-fivc years old and was born in this
city. lie had formerly been an instructor
in engineering ordnance and law at the
artillery school, Fort Monroe. lie was an
artillery officer in the Civil War.
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Mother Mary Francisco

WILKES BARRE, May 10--Mo<h|
Mary Francisco. known to the world
Miss Theresa Kramer, died after an N
ness of several weeks, She had spent mo-
than forty-seven years in the Mercy Ord
She was native of Loretta, Pa. wh1l
she was born in 1SiS. For the last sixt4C
years she had been Mother Superior at y
Mercy Hospital.