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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

TIE British government has
scheme under say vhlch viii ,repl-,
~''c~s % soldiers 4zt sailors "a some
e-cupar.ou whereby they uiu bsc8n
So .t-s-- Qortlnz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

Leyick { Srerson are shgt down gor
r inch casing Al es.c Feet or tae Lcrs
farm IN the northwest corner o. ths
rorrneast 9. the northwest % $50
".
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27
iooo FoR TIE WHOLE FAMILY

every family requires a safe and re
t.aoie cough ard cold remedy Nrs
JOAN Potter. ~ SHIRE s. NJ Pleas
slf. Pa. writes. 4 have uset Foley's
fie1eT and Tar sor euids for Years ara
1-S-ly recommend Z to ali families ~
Contains 10 cpates Checks brnn-
c1lal ard grio coughs. cruu, and
Ehs'oq-ng cough Sold eTsrywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27
Yss

TIE Mttls States have a i5 oa. p
80 eas well IN the center os the
rcrth Inc ~ the northeast o. it-IS-5
Tks sand was toand az @s1s 20 esg1
tst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

The Slmous on company No I or
'hs GRAY farm IN the soathvsst cor
rsr q the northwest u l3-ts- sw Is
shut down az loss feat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27
cslena

Z L Dixon Is shut town tor casing
n 10 teaf on tAsi Whitney Farm IA
ihG northeast ccruer of ls--4--#w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

The Oh Cities Gas cCmpary's Ne
5 Riddle farm IN -n-t5 7umpet T.
sarTeG rhs first - hoGrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27
CsshIrs

Th- Sinclair on & Gas cc-rany
DO { il .o-ls-- CT The Isaac wacoche
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27
las-Fos win Peprr.

A Liszld Digestive LAXATIVE Glesszn;
q take J-st try ere &c bottle for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-27

. y r0- rsot- Try Tas L>&s-
Eszs op,RzA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
|CRIPPLED YANkS TO
MANUFACTURE TOYS
thousands Of Disabled soldier To ''e
Gnrn I.mpio,mrni by \mc1,an
Toy Makers.
uNITeD STATES TO BE FIRST
manufacturers plan 10 NnLr Tits
1nunuy Lad In output of Play
things and Ey-.

NtV YbRk. Dee Is Most NJ the
49,. q, ,nuug America next christ
.,. rr1hahl, viii hc made hy Grip
.olil"t
u,A. .u, lutrd states fir~, In tho
s,sp.' .'uto ot plaNthlnsH and to
,n, uNs 90 thousands of crippled
s,lu,.. DO was announced when the
nj, ulftpturrrs ~ America hc.
fVu.haV convention IN the
IIo,,. NJ. Alpine. The organization,
,,,,,.,ptinT ~ the manufacturers
~ ~ country had lgo members
,,s.,ut when ~ =. lVcu ~ liridge
mort 'hr president, opened the con
,cr'Io0
s.rI.,. niger ~ the firm ~ lco
srrI,...ugor a 20. SO Wooster
,,rsc' Who is = ,ice president ~ tho
,sso.I,Ipu lie declared that pruc
,i,,u 80 thc tnymikcrs favored g.,
ING lub- 10 crippled veterans. aud
mai .n .tsos wh"r. the soldiers were
up,rl. to come to WORT the Toy
make. had decided to.scna IN. wsk
IN their homes lir pointed ont That
In IYropc much ~ the 'oSmaking
b,d hs,u done IN the homes. Decl,r-
.ng rhli the work was light and in
,,resluy BE- said thousands ~ men
noulJ nr needed th take ear" ~ the
'srcai Increase iu the Industry since
IA, signing ~ the aruJsticr, he s,id,
the American toN trade had received
such tn impetus that the demand
nov o., ccdcd the supply
~ tho afternoon session Flctche,
u pbdgc secretary made hts report
and fcsolutlon was adopted which
rad
~ q. the desire of the member rs
4 the Tp, Manufacturers ~ America
hat the American Red Cross and
ether organizations which come IN
soniar' with the crippled men he AL
Used hat this organization " In q
: position tn obtain such employment
Nor them n is also the sentiment
that mo able bodied soldiers he given
preference IN IN" future employment
NJ men IN the manufacture of their
regular products"
Following the resolution short
speeches were made las many dele
rates The tenor of their talks was
ihn' American dealers would not
consider the importation ~ German
TOYS for years 20 como Tho supply
n German TOYS has been exhausted
ill over tho world and would never
h allowed 10 h" renewed, accord
lng 90 the speakers Michael l.
Hsisl'. 4 tulmaker At Shipprnshurg.
renn. said that when his firm filled
m order Tor Canada recently he had
hesn Instructed 90 furnish affidavi,s
With rrch shipment swearing that no
part II the shipment was OF German
origin \ Davis. u London importer,
aid thnt England had no, suffered
k'rpm lack W playihings during tho
war because merchants had pur-
chased them from Japanese. Ironch
srd ltaliEn makers There II no
rhancc hc added, ~ Great Britain
ever buying GermanN'H TOYS lIc
thought that Great britain In the
lNure would do most al her toy
buy ing either hcrc or IN Japan.
I"nding To, Industry
Discussing the toy outlook. Mr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

CONTINUED FROM fAot ONE
tho last shin In line. viii he towcd
by the other two,
Every factory whistle Tor mites
around received n final inspection.
~ that they should not fail 10 speak
their wclconIe Millions will throng
both banks of tho Hudson to hail the
returning ships as they come TO
anchor,
A. New York the overseas fleet
will find awaiting to greet II great
battleships OF the home fleet and
many swift destroyers which have
been doing convoy and patrol duty
In American waters during the war.
This home fleet Ia tonight anchored
In the Hudson.
At the statue Of Liberty. TO the
west of the main channel. viii he
stationed the presidential yacht MAY.
flower carrying Secretary DAME lis.
who arrived here tonight from Wash D.
ington Tor tho review Aboard VII
he other membere ~ the cabinet,
army aud naval officers Of high rank.
and other distinguished guests
Hrhind the Mayflower VIII he
anchored the Aztec. bearing Assis,sn,
Secretary Roosevelt the naval com.
mit,ees Of the senate and house, and
Read Admiral Burrage and foreign
military and naval officers In line
with the Aztec will he tho naval
press boat Nuriafi and several other
steamers carrying city oftitials and
their guests
The Arizona will reach the NAV.
flower AZ about 10 O'Clock according
to an official announcement tonight
hy Nicc Admiral Grant Az each
vessel uaHseA the seCretarV's ship, "
viii fire 10 guns In Nj. Daniels
honor aud the Mayflowcr Will roar
It's reply
Admiral Msyo's flagship the
rcnnsylVnnia. will hc preceded DC
sides the Arizona hN the bkiahnmH,
Nevada nud titan Thew viii o. low
the New York. Texas. Arkansas, Wy
oming and Florida In this order
they viii anchor a tine six M 'H
long. stretching from tsth to l1'th
streets
Tnrn the fleet VIII run dre-
qhip" with the men lining the talls
ana hrlnillnt colorcd pennants float
ing from nnys-ds run To IN" mast
heads Tho Mayflowcr will circle
the entire fleet
The s,mtes viii be repeated and
from each craft viii come the
strains OF the star Spangled nan
nor" PLAYED by he ships band.
The MayfloWer will thru anchor
a, the foot NJ a2nd street and Sec.
rstary Daniels will receive Ain'irai
Mavo and the commanding oNic"rH
~ the various ships who VIII come
alongside In ihelr launches
Meanwhile cortinFents from ea n
sbt, -, tho oNersea. fleet mum her-
ing $4,000 men IN a. VIII nehark
f1r New York's first post war
parade
Al dusk each ship will be outlined
trllipntly with strings of electric
lights Every turre' heavy gun and
mast viii stand out In blaze ot
neh, and TIM name OF each vessel
| will be spelleJ out In colors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
City Briefs


lnnoApwAY--hi Jtnls company In
IMPRESS wilbur and feur
other Iudesiil, Acn
GRASD-"Hslp wanted
LYRIC ) Walter krrrigsn IN ny
Right Of llsrtsg,
M,itsricnrru. Meinpre IN Too
rALACE pousl. F.trb.nls In ",ri
Lona
THE FEDERAL AID SOCIETY
of the First NJ T.. church NETS ms
afternoon At 2;3o o'clock with Mrs.
II W. johnson. as West Fifteenth
street.
HOTEL LuBHlES ard dining
rooms looked like the deserted Va.
lase yesterdey This IN the of'sen.
son Tor hotels. and they do not "a
pect much busincss during the noNi
two weeks. owing 10 the fact that
The travelling man IN at headquarters
fc''lng hF lineup Tor spring hu"l-
ness
MIR. AND Mlkg N \ Ma~cnnan
gave christmas dinner and dance
last niEht ai the Palace cafe IN honor
OF local and visiting friends Those
attending were Messrs and Mes
DANES Abe Green. Chicago. Ed roI
lock. Icon Chanaud. Stick Rcmackrl.
A klinger St Louis. Max Warset
man, Atlantic city. Miss Pauline
Roch"ll, Messs Ernest lewis T.
bernstein, Ct Louis. J, Gelfand and
Tom MackowitE.
y
MRS DAISY v. Puclni wife Of
Victor W Pucini, manager ~ the
V ! rucini a Go real estate firm
died yesterday afternoon ut her
home. isa6 South Hoston, after u
short illness of pneumonia she WIS
3s years old Mr. ana Mrs pucinl
came To Tulsa 10 vars ago when Nr
fucini engaged IN. the real estate
business Both have u wide circl"
~ frlcpis In TULSA Resides her
husband. Mrs. pucini leaves two
Young daughters Arrangements
for tho funeral viii he announced
later
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
Easy TO Make This
Pine Cough Remedy
Theus.nas sf fswiiies swear ~ Ne
prompt results. i~sspsasA,s.
snd sAvss about ".
s-s-s-s-.e-.-.-.-.. .-..-,-. ..--s-.-s-s->->->


You know that pine is u~d In
neafly all prescriptions and remedies
icf coughs In. reason ~ that pine
mntAius several pecul lar elements that
have a remarkable encct In soothinr
and healing the membranes of the
htnat and chest.
Pine cough ~ fups are comhinat Ions
Ut pm" and syrup, The syrup part
10 usually plain sugar syrup,
To make the heat pine cough remedy
Nat money can buy. rut ~, ounces
Of PineS IN q pint bottle, and MI up
With home made sugar syrup. Or you
sn use clarified molnsscs, honey, or
tlrn syrup, instead ~ sugar syrup.
Either way, you make n full pint .Aorc
Than YOU can buy ready made Tor three
times the money. II IL pure, good
nt very plcasant--childrcn like u.
You can feel this take hold OF q
cough or cold In way that means
eu.incss Tho cough may he dry,
hesfsc and tight, or may he persist,
ATTY loose from tho iormation OF
nhlsrm. The cause Ia the ssme-in'
Amrd mcmhrancs-snd this Ptner
hhd syrup combination will stop
usually IN - hours or less. Splendid,
Ton, iHr monchial asthma, hosr.ness,
A~ anv ordinary throat ailmen,.
Pincr IL a highly concentrated com
pound Of genuine NORWAY pine extract,
nd Is famous the world over Tor its
prompt effect upon coughs,
hssare VI substitutes Ak vouI
tturrisi for "2i- ounces o' Pinex
lsiih directions. and don't accept anv'
'Ninr else Guaranteed 20 give shso'
,a'e satisfaction or money refunded
The lfurV Co W W.vne Ind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
OIL PRODUCERS LOOK FOR
BIG OUTPUT IN SOUTHWEST

DALLAS, Texas. Dec -. Rig oil
producers of the southwest predict
that peace will hiring increased pro
duction and Increased consumption
~ fuel oil. lubricating oil and garo
line
They declare that 10 meet sptCIf
cations for high grade fuel OF f'r
admiralty purposes II was urcr.~tr,
to refine much crude oh under
wastHful conditions which viii ru'
obtain In ,hs future
Increased consumption, produce s
sav, Will result from neutral markets
repleniNhing their stocks. from more
general use uf motor cars IN Euro.
pean countries that have been A. VA
ana from the use In Great britain.
France and Italy ~ thousands ~
motor lotries. now In the war rom,
aS auxiliary systems Of oVerwofkei
railways
hut this Increased demand will be
more than offset by increased pre-
duCtion, officers ~ the large T"NtV
companies declare Production iU
tho north Texas field nov IN g. OOU
barrels day. the Gulf field ia pro.
ducing 5000 barrels. the kanais
fields 5000 barreir the Okhhoml
fields outside of cushing and iicnid
ton. lt2 0OO the Gushing. tA.5OO ami
the iiealdton. $4,000 The Texas
figures show an increase over figures
for the quarter ending September 80
which gave the total production -.
asisslt barrels valued ~ tis.0gl,-
go This was an increase ~ more
than y million barrels over the june
quarter ana too million over thH
March quarter
Experts here say the Mexican
fields alone have q potential produc
ton OF l.OoO,o1o barrels a day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
ANNOUNCEMENT
Lost AND FOUND

...,,.
"'' Wv 'sh i" ."'''
- '''" N'Ne'd WIN ''''N' Ut '''"''
lu~l Ntt, saIl lar uiu Nth three a..
."'F hHr' = 1rfps't' t'',fn ="
'"'' '"Ns 80 -'' l'''.'' ''NA''
'''N Nn'N MA wn' w"nr' s'f
'''' s.'N W' 'NN 'f'n''
20 hN''N1 w "'r'I'mr'' ." N"''
''".''..s ''WNH''
uNN ~ ksl D, vnfki0g sd, rupt.IHIrt
HHnu' -. .t. $3.50 vatrh tlN fr~Afi
lh'Hr
TteI I.I.... ...,.. ...t....,. ...,t ,tu
q. r,r,, a.. |,,.U., 1.J,, uI,...
l.sp Ih. w,r,. .,,t ,,t,,, I,h.,,.., Al,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

and her accomplices. Hut n II hr.
yond the power of humanity to give
back TO the children ~ the countries
ravaRed by the ucrmnns the years "
their childhood IN which they were
deprived of their play, their teach
ng- and their happiness II viii he
impossible to make Germany pay the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED

N''"S 'oh tfNI fuNNlhNfb "
'i\uLt hed"cm for rent rbor, SOS!
uFVNtK y. ul N.., utp.lei .ls,r
IHg rnWs W modern hoWt oup llurs
'roN - Nr, r'nnr iI2i
CINCtNNAri lwS rtupr.t r"oin
r'I's.s fsmN, F,.urmcu rr'istr~i
kilNfNllt isA N,r,l rfpishsi
.o"m turuigs s'''f ~'1'os d''isne'
k,lrNRlNt rlNrs w. nfse .oen,
if".i sf'wnS t""mN private ertfsn,c.
~', iofu 'hta a"0aeeiits m'h suic,I'
ruierr on ~ Nne lnpuifa AT g.
SIT Nottt thst stsuus
ROOMS usruNSismp ~
luNtr roow, tri uoos rn e,trr srl
'lsUtr 'ts MtmsN.l lsUt Ne,t tsU"rd
ihnur stpH
ROOMS WIN BOARD 10
StNtNiil Nis Ng,N ',u,h,i rrup
siih hrsri iuf Frrt,u'u In-r 90 gruH
Ncm- cooking rhnp' '"''I
BUSINESS SERVICE
Busisrss snRvIcr OFFERED 90
" \Ntllut - tr frrt t~o loot, .U,iit.
Nddtes, rosl n"Isc Ne, llI. us.
StNlNG NNCltINit
t"r.itri Ihurr fll'
t,RrtNTrR sott sol scuctal huud.ur
smsl a. lsr., ion, ~ots glafsnte,l
tsasonshl' pl.ns .nd srsrih,uons iut
hished tree rtorr 11ho
CLEANING AND pYBINd ~
hATThf ssts N.no,sisd sao tseo,.,.d
tstufs.i ho@s the sam. dsv ruoa,
HIsp ssn,r'. Msut.ss Cs
DREssMAKiR0 MILLINERY 20
llRNi CLNs" drsssw.tios ~ M, r,,om ~
out y, The dsb 1huuc uuIi or tall
80 North Msin room
ltNNp tMBRoinrRrp bou,shold linen.
lingerie ava hh, outfits rhons i,pn
~ fWlSu Childt-n's clothes .pseisiiy
ii West tishh
MOVING AND STORAGE 40
" NNos moved by npetu uan ~ music
house Ienkip ,hons 1i1a tin,
MOVING AND srJRA0t
store ~'th Peg. virsp,oof ~sssss rssss
PAINTING AND DECORATING 50
CAN SAVE you moro o. p.p.Is s.nslss
snj paintinst call fot p,ims,si ell ~e'S
ga.ran,ssd. " a ruihsrlsnd Phone
pArtalhu AMI rAiNft-, F.ilm.i,s
chssrfuliy Si,sni sil work rusnsnu.ss
JoHn Petersen fhops 2Jsr i7s \
thry.rns
REPAIRING AVID REMopBLiN0 81
ktfs-- Made 10 srtsr esn and .whsaiss
Tag vddins sf hrs4ss psrts % itss. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
FINANCIAL
on. LhNnN Ann LrAsTN A

t,u % ts. .~tra tte food ,,.ue vt ha
ite'h 90. 90. a.t s .~ut, 10 o., ono
~ o.. h''I ..rultf. boo tho slsit
hl 10 uI. Tu1 .aAr,s liah uu .ompary
at .''H &C. ut adifsfh .'h south
Nnl.I ,.,r.
NrItNIIuN ul. VtN vIH ,tI .. .
s',u' lre .iou.a.i a,rss - = .tss
l'u.t ~ 'ttrlHr south ~ tur. Ho .HF.It.
l''at Nlifrrs NHt u t.. -. Mori'
VIII ,ot ct ,out f0,rd, mr.,h savI.l
'' Develop SOME Ntr.. looking l,st,s BIO
'h.hh"ua IH'. si moi un 90 su'' "a
.utrsr'uirr." iui tu s,i b. t"ueh vIi1
,om. "'e '',',es ,s ior r'' y',' Al OIL So,
lH .hsp. to du tusurs'. sn.~rf s.I I
."ru acr fuu Nitr'ss - i'. 40
iuU ~'.I r.u ,m,r,su oI corporation
r'"s st hsrsstu siIl s,H 'hsap fhoH'
NNNl coNlN,,ruU ,I,h ,,ros OF ,ool'
tu nts nt,r,ti u veil u pL.uulgrs
,"ut' s"od .rot 10 ,Hot lg up Ls
r-Hpa,i'H ovu ailuIHus t,fHaa. N1t
81 NusAuyrs ul's
rNupl t1luN ~i,iluW rtWuruRN
~ a,tts ir kausaH sWaI pmduriiuu Sith
lor'IuH' "uiuNci rnnuIs" sgu'p
w'Nt CO.. tcss, \idtesa u ~ ,afe
. N,Ui~ tr h.ps., IN sbauo~ irfrlior,
inuI producing NsIs ard uuu gss well.
complete epurmtnt u.uun f,'i ,atiuF On
fsn' 'lsa iuu ,.r's iH ,.me held. suf
tuHHd'd lN production. Address u u,
Itft Mntii
NNNIlb ".u w 5000 shares rstk,iile oil
si".s wu't ., ftaruual,I' slstr prize
in i''t letter Nlitrss u ~ cAfs world
ron SAN gin actss Chaut.uau, count,
han o.. hattri pruduftiau room for
mo'o drihns ho' gnA. Peru hsN
LtNstS ~ phN Low tltt.p In No-sa
,"unh ntls al.o tmsli itsf,s ADD rto
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
FLEET PASSES IN
REVIEW TODAY

CONTINUED WOW rAor one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

full amount of the crime against
these tut- llut Hs rapidly hS pussi-
bile ,chuul- are hring established aud
play resumed m the streets ~ the
towns once more held 10y the lrclc1,
ana trchpiured hy the allies before
the wars end or freed by enforced
German evacuation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
EMPLOYMENT
HrI.r wAsrsp MALE

Hhisf WANTED oALE ~
WANTED Several discharged soldiers 9TH
..Illes sd,n , .sil,l, Apply M. fleld', iio
WANTED ~ssn 40 man IN h.l, shoe
kinss hslery, ~ West fifih
sALtsNEN wASTrp Paint ,.s.m.n
must he shls 10 deliver the good Phone
MAN WANTED -ho esn crate tspsiT sell
,seond hand furnilufe snd run wstehouss
tlob rash hond required. Address Post
otto Ne, las russ
ofhic. toy ~sn,sd, saS per month
Phone fOiO
Yousu MEN. Ia and over, are .'ls'hl. 70,
so's,nsmni tsil-sy mall slsrk, spa
month examinations. soon. fof ire. pa
urulsu, write n A Tty, Oformsr eisil
,,.t,,e. stsminerl, iots 0olumbisn Bidt
Washington,
WANTED -Ae.ens.r boz, Msctsy Tells
graph Go
rRft To SOLDIERS We viii clean snd
soldier Rnns dischsrgs We want 10
h.lp you ,,sr sn.- Olip.on ,lesnins
WorL, pis Auth Nsln
WANTED Ten men io wort In plsnins
NIL and lumber ysrd stead, wort
r.tk.tsbuts Ria 4 Reel kap aud Notih
PHARMACIST Wanted r.r.,,r.s phsr
ps., p..'', 'cod ..l'W ~ f'God vas" Address
HELP WANTED FEMALE 80
TliItkt younG ladies ~ith es.ilins sbiiiil
'sary OF rommiss,on Apply 10 South
houldef NJ t,-lds
offiCr UiRL 10 tai, est, Of phoas rsil.
meet cu'ioms'. sna hsndls cash good
~ Quality l.andr, Cleaning 20
Az fXPERitNCfn sh for hou,e~orl. a
rood cook and rsn si'. r.fsrsnte Apply
~ i1t t.si laspsf
WAtrlfs'S W.nieh sspsfisnrsd ~aitfrss
Nprly lio Lu'e Oafe IS Vast fouf,h
WANTfD , nat eolorsd ~omsu iot ssa
'fal hou's~ofL Apply 1910 Noiih Main
street
wNNrEp tailored NUS, rirl over ~
lssts must Appli before II ~ Ms
h.li.'sn, ylo~u shop. Third snd
Honldsr
MANrtn ~ onre waiiress must he
Thoroughly competent 90 pet sssl snd
laAfd ard fanm psunsnsut Job Davis
tsfs rhors a.. Wsio- ok's
WhNTFp uooi si, hoottssp.r in = ts
~ .'o,' In fglS 10 ,',r, ~, n,99'
h'sss y ~. csf' world
wkNrfD -rif,tclA" experienced sales
lad, Tor sonenh sppafel None bot -
p,firncsd need .ppl, STEADY po.liiou
uood sslsu NdArsss pic r,ts World
WANrrp MorenEef stl, M-rsD r'ls
gfbph 60
lOrNG NOMFN TRnM ~ TO - NFAns
waited 10 lssfn tslrphon. opsfsnnr ne
experience usees,aft short hour. root
s'sry esfsisrs nslnisinei tor uoinsa
,mploys. tsN Al Room 2ui tslumei
Rdg Miss ssuIef Or ral pkass 1000
Southeastern hsn Tsiephors 'ompsny
sALrsMrs AND AGrsTs u
WNNTtp ~ salstrsf 'u s'I s'u.t 'n .
tssIrF head Fatp'its u'arl I' ui. .fa'Iun
10 those shu sAn pfoiIs. 'rsH.iH 90 80
altering a. orpofiur.t4 ~i.H s tnW
suuAlri NUply luilH Adifrs. - ~.
are World
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The Washington times., 1918-01-06

ever, will not put in its appearance
in Washington this time. With the
| director, DR.. Carl Muck, and some
eighteen OF his musicians excluded
under the enemy alien act, the organ
ization will avoid the Capital, but is
continuing to give concerts in Phila-
delphia, Boston, New York, and Brook
Ign.
Fortunately there's no enemy alien
faint about the Philadelphia Orches.
ira, whose next Washington concert.
with that blessed child Hans Kinder.
'cellist, as the soloist, is scheduled for
Tuesday, January 10. The conductor.
Leopold Stokowski, has a Turin 90
sounding name and is cosmopolitan
enough, but he's strongly OF and for
the allies. He was born in London, is
a graduate of Christ Church College.
Oxford, England, got his musical ed
ucation in France. and has won fame
as a musician and conductor in this
country.
AS to THE Star Spangled Banner"
controversy, a famous musician says:
'lf DR.. Muck claims that The Star
Spangled Banner Is not music it's
evident he has never heard 1t played
by the Philadelphia Orchestra with
Stokowski as the conductor"
-
In connection with this musical
mention" know you'll be interested
to learn that Mrs. George Peabody
Eustis is coming to Washington this
week to take part in the third OF
series of interesting concerts that are
being given in the auditorium OF Gen.
trail High School under the auspices
OF the Washington Society OF Fine
Tho rnrffaI NH~flI Lo mis- an
Thursday evening at SIS o'clock. a
Grieg, Schumsnn, and Beethoven pro-
gram, with Sylvan NOcak, vIoiinist.
and Joseph Maxim. concert 'cellist OF
the Boston Symphony. as the other
artists. Mr.. Maxim. who was born in
Russia. is playing. If You please. in
place OF Heinrich Warnko originally
on the program-you may form your
own conclusions as to why he's not
coming. Mr.. NOack is assistant con-
cert master OF the Boston Symphony
and was 4 member of the Boston
Quartet with which Mrs. Eustis used
to play last year. He's Hollander.
I'm sure you rcmembc- the series
OF chamber music concerts at the
occupied by the wo-
mans committee Of the Council Of
National Defense arranged by Mrs.
Eustis last season, in which she ap-
peared at the piano with this quartet.
They were unsteady entirely salts
factory and distinctly the thing" So
tally.
-.
Mr. and Mrs. Eustis are spending
the winter in New York. their house
in I street being rented to Mrs. George
Tyler. OF Elkins Park, Pa, and I I'M
ierstand she has been deVotinS a
great deal OF time to her music. She
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arranged in their honor. In addition
to the state functions, all like those
given under Government auspices
for each and every one of the mis-
sions OF our allies. there have been
all manner OF smaller and less for
NAL parties given for them.
Miss Helen Lozanitch, daughter of
DIR. Sima Lozanitch, former minister
OF agriculture OF Serbia and member
of the mission. has been a guest, and
a most delightful guest, at most of
these parties. She's a very hand
some young woman, a dark vivid
type which suggests to me Nine.
Dumba- wife OF a former ambassador
OF Austria to the United States, who
in her day was one of the beauties
of the diplomatic corps. She, Misc
Loza- Itch, has been in this country
for year or more appealing for re-
lief for her martyred country, and
has been associated in the work
with Nine. Slsvko Grouitch. a West
Virginia woman, wife Of a Serbian
statesman, who has done much to
bring the tragic story OF Serbia home
to us in the United States Nine.
Grouitch has been in Washington
frequently. you know.