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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-01
SAI0NJI IS AGAIN PLACED
AT HEAD OF JAP MISSION

WASHINGTON, Nov. SO.-An Of
fetal dispatch from Japan an
nounced that Marquis KInmochi
saionji, former premier, has been
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-01

ally to see II her listeners could detect
when il was she they heard and when
the New Edison.
And Of this renowned group, trained
to note the subtlest shades Of tone COL
or, not one could distinguish the artists
living voice from the instruments
Recreation of it.
To develop phonograph capable Of
meeting this test Mr.. Edison spent
more than three million dollars In re-
search work. The result is the only
instrument which can sustain tho
searching test of direct comparison
with living singers
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
DRYS TO TRY TO FORCE
EARLY PROHIBITION PLAN

settled one way or the other this week.
Prohibition has the right OF way until
disposed OF.
Only the most unexpected turn Of
sentiment can now prevent the adop-
ton Of the Jones amendment which
would prohibit use Of any foodstuffs
whatever in manufacturing beer, whis-
key or wine for the period OF the war.
The battle will be none the less
lively because the revolt seems fore
gone.
Under an agreement the prohibition
question comes up Thursday at the
latest
Some drys today angrly charged
their leaders had played into the hands
Of vets when they agreed to the re-
cent Senate recess. thus giving vets
time 10 map out and carry into effect
"a strong campaign. Drys declared they
had the wets thoroughly beaten then,
but are fearful that meantime some
votes may have been lost. Senator
however. insists there is no
danger Of the dry cause losing out.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
FEDERAL ACTION TO
HALT PR0FITEERING
BY The United l,ress.


WASHINGTON, Aug 2s.-Drastlc
steps have been taken by the capital
issues Of the Treasury Department 10
<thwsft .proflteering in rentals and In
hotel taffrr, II was learned here today
At the same time, it was learned, meas
ures were under consideration which
would check exorbitant profits in
other lines by limiting funds which
could be commanded.
Ratification Of loans TO build hotels
and apartment houses In half a dozen
cities. including the national capital
has been refused by the committee be-
cause the corporations seeking funds
would not submit schedules Of prices
to be charged. The committees ac-
ton has set adrift the construction OF
one large apartment hotel in New
York, one In Washington and a similar
project in Chicago It was stated on
cially. Small propositions have had to
funds were not available after the capt.
tai issues committee were not furnish
ed with rental schedules.
Although no official confirmation
could be had It was reported the COM
mittee soon might withhold It's ap-
proval Of loans to enforce the handling
of foodstuffs in large quantities unless
Information is provided on profits to
be gained. The committee had no power
10 check the proflteering except through
its refusal to approve loans. Il Is point
ed out. But through Its advisory COM
mittees in each federal reserve district
it can obtain first hand information
on all subjects and therefore Is in a
position 10 force out blood money
grafters.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
IRRITATION
EASILY CURED

When you suffer with any skin trou-
BILE, even though the itching seems un-
bearable, do not think that it is neces-
sary to use some disgusting, greasy
ointment. Try Hoksra, a pure and sim
pie cream, that is guaranteed to con-
tain no grease or acids and which is
so cleanly that it does not soil the
linen.
Its power TO instantly relieve any lr-
rltation Of the skin and make II soft,
white and beautiful is almost miracu-
lous.
Not only do minor skin troubles like
pimples, blackheads, acne, BARRIERS
Itch, etc. quickly disappear, but the
worst ulcers or cases OF salt rheum or
are cleansed and healed by this
wonderful skin food.
In order that any one may try Ho-
kara at small expense. N. B. Danforth's
Drug Store is selling a llberal-sized jar
at 35c. and in addition guarantee to re-
fund the money II the treatment does
not do all that is claimed for II.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
CAUSES DOPE ARREST
In PHILADELPHIA

Detective Sheldon w. Fairchild is re-
latlng an interesting and unusual Incl
dent that he experienced in Philadelphia
yesterday, involving the arrest of an
alleged dope" vender Of that city
Detective Fairchild yesterday took a
local man. who was a witness at the
hearing Of New York Jack" alleged
heroin purveyor. to that city in his
custody The man. whose name is not
given by the local detectives, is also
an important witness in a local dope"
case.
AS Detective Fairchild and his charge
reached Eighth and Vine streets, they
were approached by man who offered
to sell some heroin TO the other man.
Detective Fairchild was surprised at
this action. The man with him asked
him for some heroin, and the stranger
then disappeared to get il. While he
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
five EMPLOYEES OF
FERRY co. ARRESTED
Given Hearing at Penns-
grove on Charges of Con-
spiracy to Defraud
ARRESTS MADE
IN THIS CITY

Detective Sergeant Green and De
tective Benson yesterday afternoon ar
rested five young men on charges OF
conspiracy to defraud the Wilmington
and New Jersey Ferry Company, by
whom three Of them were employed as
mates on the boats and two as ticket
sellers. They were turned over to the
New Jersey authorities and were held
In $500 bail for trial there.
The alleged conspirators are: Wal
ter Deakyne, 10; Alvie Peterson, %,
and Arthur Powell. 10, employed as
mates; and w Finney Hyslop, i6, and
Vernon Richards, 10, ticket sellers
Close cooperation between the
ticket sellers and the mates on the boats
IL is alleged, enabled the five to obtain
between Si00 and $3.50 each from the
ferry company. The ticket sellers
would sell TO automobile drivers, tick
cts to take their machines across for
81. II Is claimed that in many in
stances the mates did not turn the
tickets over 10 their employees, but re-
turned them to the ticket sellers, who
resold them. II was the system of rota-
tion numbers used on the tickets, it is
said, that first brought the alleged
fraud to light
Sergeant Green and Detective Benson
went to the Wilson Line wharf yes
terday afternoon and placed the five
under arrest. They were then taken
to police headquarters where they
were quizzed and are alleged to have
made some damaging admissions.
Whether the men should be tried in
this city or in Pennsgrove was a ques-
tion confronting the authorities. but it
is claimed most Of the alleged fraud
was committed in New Jersey. Asked
II they were willing to return TO that
State, all said they were.
Sergeant Green and Detective Benson
took them TO Pennsgrove and turned
them over TO Chief Of Police Harbeson.
They were given a hearing before a
magistrate and held in $500 each for
trial.
Powell had with him s265, which the
magistrate accepted as bail. and he was
released. Richards said that he had
$3.50 at his home in this city. The
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
BRAWNY FIGHTERS
COME OUT OF west
Delaware Regiment TO be
Shown in Moving Picture
Maneuvers
LABOR DAY WILL BE
HOLIDAY in CAMP

CAMP DIX, Wrightsiown, N. j., Aug
9s.-Out from the land of the cactus and
rattlesnake, the 3ith. but famed as the
sand Storm Division" has reached
Camp Dix to complete its training for
overseas duty. Many Of It's members
veterans Of the Mexican border cam
paign, a large part Of the division has
been in training at Camp Cody, DemIng,
New Mexico, since last October. and
In the interim has graduated several
large replacement detachments that are
already in service in France. Brigadier-
General John A. Johnston is in com
mand Of the division.
Labor Day, next Monday, will be a
holiday in the big camp, orders to this
effect having been issued by Major
General Scott. Plans are being made by
Captain c. o. Caldwell, camp athletic
officer, for a big athletic program in the
morning. while In the afternoon the
camp baseball team will meet the SER
vice team from another cantonment.
Red Cross workers al the convalescent
wards OF the base hospital here have
sent out an appeal 10 nearby branches
for cut flowers for distribution among
patients. Many more blossoms are
needed to supply the demand. These
NAV be either OF the garden variety or
from florists shops and workers say the
money used 10 send a small bouquet 10
the hospital Is one Of the best invest
ments that can be made in the interest
Of cheering sick soldiers.
A shout Of Joy went up from Della
ware men Of the 59th Pioneers yester- I
day, when the jaunt little overseas ser
vice caps were issued 10 them by the
Since the outbreak OF
the war this OUTFIT, formerly the Della |
ware National Guard, has been eager 10 |
hear the call to service abroad. Their I
long stay in the training camp has
aroused much political speculation and |
comment in their home State and at !
For many weeks they have
lad their overseas equipment, and,
while their hopes Of orders for an early
movement have been repeatedly blasted,
he pioneers drilled in their new caps
yesterday afternoon in a happy spirit
4 anticipation.
Arrangements are about completed for
he filming OF the entire Delaware regi-
nent In various maneuvers, the reels 30
e used In a movie" entertainment
throughout their home State. The de-
ails are in charge Of Chaplain Howard
avis.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
BY L. c. MARTIN.

United Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s-Senate drys
who favor immediate expulsion OF in
toxicants from the United States to-
day called 10 their aid Treasury De-
partment exports to prove that no great
financial loss will result. Armed with
a great mass Of figures they plan TO
tell the Senate that the claim that
scores OF banks will be forced to the
wall unless liquor interests and banks
which hold their paper are given ten
omnths or a year TO settle their affairs
is "bosh."
They alresdy have quoted a high Of
flcial OF the department as saying that
six months would be ample time TO
let all the banks which have loaned
money TO liquor interests get out from
under. But in spite OF the radical drys
determination IN night for immediate
drought the belief grows that July 1,
1919, will be the date fixed.
The whole question probably will be
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
United Press War Expert.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Von Hinden-
burg has been unable to Withstand
Marshal Foch's pressure along the
whole OF the lightly held German front
any longer, and has been forced 10
make another partial retirement on his
way back TO the Belgian frontier.
The retreat toward the Somme re-
ported today is the result OF Won Hin
denburg's urgent necessity for creating
new reserve force 10 meet Americas
forthcoming offensive. There Will be
many more Of these retirements con-
Quoted in the same manner until Won
Hindenburg has succeeded In consider
ably shortening his line and has ac-
cumulated from 1000 to 5000 men for
every mile eliminated from the west
front.
The next halt Of the Germans will be
the east bank of the Somme but their
stay there will be comparatively short,
They are bound now for the old Hin
line and there is no room for
doubt but that this, too, will prove to
be but a temporary resting place. The
German general staff viii have no rest
in its plans for retreat until the Ger
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
CORCORAN LANDED AT
LEWEs. IS WOUNDED

Word was received late last night by
Mrs. Susan Corcoran, Of Philadelphia,
from her son. who was landed at
Lewes. Del, from the sunken Subma-
taken for a submarine by a merchant
ship. The rest of the survivors are in
New York
Corcoran said he was wounded in the
foot, but that his family could come
TO see him. He did not remember that
the boat had been struck and says he
knows nothing Of what happened.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
NO LABOR DRAFT FOR PROFIT.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-The admlnlstra-
tion's attitude toward conscrlptlon Of
labor was outlined before the Assocla-
lion Of Commerce by Louis F. Post,
Assistant Secretary Of Labor.
The time may come" he said, when
We will have to conscrlpt workers in
mines, forests, and factories, but in
the name Of democracy these men shall
not be conscripted until we have first
conscripted the places where they shall
work. This democracy will not stand
for the conscriptlon Of men to work
for the profit Of other men. The con-
scripted man must work for Uncle
sam and no one else"
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
ROOT AND HERB MEDICINES

Indian medicine men contend that
the roots and herbs Of the field furnish
a panacea for every i'll to which human
flesh is heir. Be that as it may, it is
interesting to note that the most sue
cessful remedy in the world for female
ills, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
was compounded more
than forty years ago by Mrs Lydia e.
Plnkham OF Lynn. Mass, from the
roots and herbs OF the field. and today
IL is recognized from shore TO shore AZ
the standard remedy for female Ills.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
CLAIM AUTO CARRIED
IMPROPER LICENSE TAGS.

Shortly after William Smith was ar
rested this morning on a charge Of
operating a motor vehicle without a
license and with having improper tags,
Peter Sewicki, the owner, local COM
mission merchant, appeared at the po-
lice station, with the plea that he was
very busy and needed his automobile.
The police refused to turn the car over
TO him at that time.
According TO the authorities, the
automobile had two 1917 licenses. But
the 1917 side was not shown. On the
reverse side was painted a number,
with 1918. the police say.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
10000 GERMANS ARE
TAKEN PRIS0NE Is
Rv Tho limited Press.

BY Tho United Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-German
prisoners taken from July TO date,
number about ii2,OOO and the heavy
guns captured number over 1900, Chief
Of staff March stated today in his
conference with newspaper men.
In answer TO questions March stated
the DIST division is in training in
France. with Brigadler General Foltz
acting as commander. One Of the new
maior generals will be named 10 take
command
March's latest statistics on troop
shipments and other subjects were
not disclosed today. He devoted him
self solely 10 a review Of the Allied
since last Saturday.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
PEACHES AGAIN HIGH
In STREET MARKETS

AS the metropolis Of a peach State.
Wilmington was a satisfactory peach
city today. King and Madison streets
appeared 10 have cobblestone pave
ment of peaches, so thickly were the
baskets strewn along the market There
ought to be a delicious fragrance borne
up the Delaware river this afternoon
from Wilmington kitchens, where
white and yellow peaches in enormous
quantities Will be simmering into pre-
serves. spiced peaches. peach butter,
and peach pickles. The baskets were
selling all the way from 81 25 to 50, ac-
cording to size and quality.
Tomatoes were only second TO the
peaches. They were selling for 65 cents
a basket. Half ripe grapes could be
bought for as low as 81 a basket. II
was a great day for home Gamers
and preservers. Housewives would do
well to make sure Of their sugar before
buying baskets Of fruit One woman
last week bought a basket Of peaches
and then found she could get no sugar.
as her grocer was temporarily out of
sugar.
Other products and prices in the
street markets today were egg-plants,
8 and 10 cents EACH squads. 80 and 80
cents each; eggs, SO and 60 cents a
dozen; corn, 80 and 40 cents a dozen
ears; apples for cooking, IS and 20
cents a quarter peck; pears. 20 and %
cents a quarter peck; potatoes - cents
a quarter peck; onions, 10 and 70 cents
a quart; small Delaware cantaloupes
from 4 to cents apiece.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
sPANARD TO BE EXECUTED.

by tne Dnlted Press.
PARIS, Aug. 2s.-Manuel Menanda. OF
Madrid, today was sentenced TO death
by a military court for attempting to
inform the enemy Of the arrival Of
American troops and location Of their
camps
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
REPORT 7. N. PAGE MAY
BE NEW AMBASSADOR.

BY The Unlted Press
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Thomas Nelson
Page, American Ambassador 10 Italy,
has arrived here from Rome. II is
strongly rumored that he will succeed
Walter Hines Page. who has Just re-
signed as Ambassador to Great Britain.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
ROLPH AHEAD IN CALIFoRNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2s.-Scattered
returns from about 900 precincts in
California today showed Mayor Rolph.
of San Francisco. running ahead Of
Governor stephens, for the Republican
gubernatorial nomination.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
HoPEwELL MAN KILLED IN WAR.

OTTAWA, Ont. Aug. 2s.-W l.. Ban
croft, Hopewell, Va, was listed as killed
In action in today's Canadian casualties
list.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28
HINDENBURC FORCED TO
MAKE FURTHER RETREAT

man army has backed out Of western
France and incllning to the Meuse as its
final stand before being swept wholly
into German territory.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28

magistrate permitted the boy to come
to Wilmington in charge Of Sergeant
Green to get the money He turned
it over to Sergeant Green. who, later,
will turn il over to the Jersey authori-
ties. II is believed that all will OBJ
tain bail.
Evening journal., 1918-08-28

was gone, the detective got busy and
after he returned. he was nabbed b,
Philadelphia police and taken before
court for hearing He was there held
in $500 bail for trial He gave the
name OF John McDermott.
Up-to-the-minute folks use the Want
Ads to help themselves ahead in the
world.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE. ol
l.. T. BRANCH,
Room 2, 832 East Main.

TWO miles below Richmond. "a dairy farm
IN the highest state OF cultivation. CON
tanning iS acres. Good Groom house.
dairy barn. dairy house. two siios. horse
stables. poultry house. and etc. Don't
phone. but see US quick az this farm must
be sold at once
FIVE acres with splendid Groom brick
dwelling. good barns and outbuildings, con
crete walks and floors. plainly of fruit
trccs. Strawberries and grapes: land i'm
mcnseiy rich: just milo from Ninth
ana Huil streets. This property can be
bought cheap In order to make quick
sale.
THE prc,ticst building site on Broad Street
Road. mile and a half from corporate
limits. containing ten acres This IS a
pick UP. and IL YOU want It you must act
quica
BEST cordwood and land proposition COM
bined In Virginia. situated on the Darby
town Road. live miles from Seventeenth
and Main Street.
country Eenticnan's home In Gloucester
County. half mile river frontage Modern
up-to-date house of Y rooms. barns and
outbuildinEs for every convenience. The
party owning this property is anxious to
sell. and for that reason can be bought At
very low figure
As acres. II mile of cohcke Station: good A.
room house and basement. barns. s:able
and other ou,buiidings. comparatively new.
= acres in high state OF cultivation. also
splendid fish pond the place.
iO acres close to York River. and 4 mile,
from Du Pont plant at williamsburg: 20
acres clear and the balance In young tim
Der. Good orchard and 100 pear trees. In
order to make quick sale can be bought
for 5000. The butidinEa worth $500.
SO acres adjoining the Da Pont plant a.
Williamsburg. situated nicely for subdi-
vision This IL MONEY maker and csnno.
stay on the market but few days.
WE have farms ali over the State for sale
at bottom prices If you want farm
don't phone. but cali 10 sec US. We will
not Give information over the phone.
BARGAIN in farms for the next 30 days
-Four SINAI! farms close TO Fork Union
Military School must be sold. / also have
some good tinher tracts. one close TO G.
q o. r. r. Write to e. !. Patterson
Ercno BiuJ. Va. for more Information.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
HOUSES ron SALE.
SO
Highland
lark

Attention is called to auction sale
or An excellent corner brick home, all
modern conveniences. No. 1900 Enslow
Avenue. Highland Park, to be sold
Thursday. March Z, 1918. at $3.50 p. NJ.
Sec ad. in Times Dispatch.
POLLARD e. BAGBY. INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
RrAI. ESTATE. ron RENT. o5

HOUSES
Gsl Cha IN bcrlayne Avenue, rooms and bath
tI per month
go Grove Avenue. 10 rooms and bath.
3t2.hp per rIoUih.
1909 Grove Avenue. li rooms and bath. ,so
10; Confederate, Avenue. 5 rooms and bath.
SCI month.
2.aj West Grace Street 3 rooms and h,th
80 per month. $500
West Main Street, 10 rooms md ha,h s-n
ucr month. "
10? East Cary Street IL room, and hath
fI."i I"r month 1871
~: Horth N!nih Street rooms and bath.
~ south Fourth Street. rooms and bath.
a'5 %9rth Twenty-four;h Street. SIS per
30 30 Holly street. ! rooms. 81 per month.
per month. ' -
lo7 south FRS, straef H - roo,, ~, 49,.
SIS per month. "'
ON. ~ GARAGES
iFi5,, -. Grhc" street. SO per month
1888 west Grace Street. Sc pr month
y ". COVER
north Ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
Madison a3il ana 336e.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BUSINESS i.NOpEKTY :;


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BUSINESS rNOpEKTY. s.
HEWPoKr TEW%-* 500 tine business prop
ws rsnad see per y ysap nd TsSpSr
bring more. Real estate, is. very active ,.
" MSwPof and NgT ro aad ets is ion hHs in
& Sloan. : North Eighth ''1'''''
HOUSES FOR SALE. 80
FOREST EST HL HI, n sale 7Tooin residence
mac heat. gas: Phone Randolph ii$5
" iAeca s sEo5 and MI r i-TE9 house he
chaser. a 4ol. care Times Dispatch.
modern home. Well located. In Highland
1cr. 4TsS5 from Sres: hri,ss right
Times Dispa,ch
NEW frame DWELLING, OF rooms on .vir-
Car linc s25ao. Easy terms '' Snush nen
Whitehurst Co. Inc.
sE GsH:S n n5S sale, iTop history
Seven Pines Line. Stop IS.
on l-ittlepaee Street, Dwelling of rooms,
cham yamEhan- ,vhitehurst Co. Inc.
O.; Iianoyer Ayenne Ahsoinssly modern
h @Y "r T bs,h and ses2nE perch va
l,aav terms. Naurhan- whitehurst Co. Inc.
on Main Street near. Auburn, new modern
Sorch s5,.iS. Easy fV terms ana va ,Gshns
Whltnhurst Co. Inc.
rE 9Ss' d ssrEsn in ,he s'qe MISS aid
r. G. Burno.te. EIighland SPRINGS.
w iGso Pris $3.50 orma IKE leni lot
GINTER park-i:Ight rooms. large LOT, cor
ncr. Price. $40
HIGHLAND Park-EiEht rooms; large cor
mr. lot. small cash payment. balance Ike
NORTH Richmond Eight rooms, large lot
h Mih EaIa ;,t Price $3.50. $500 in cash,
hotwa,cr heat lot lo5Ni55 FG %rcc. s! "Se0
NORTH Richmond-Eight rooms. lot 6ozIso
on car line. Price, $3.50.
T% Sas s hs5aws sna e ess
payment, balance like rent.
VEST VEST Epd1l'iys rooms in good condition.
r. F.. SCHMIDT & co. INC.
h IS N ErtTte r Gnh InsYn ,r.
100 FLOYD AVENUE
c e [%sns 4. si HUgE hG GO.
HIGHLAND Park BARGAINS
DEsIEABLE home on Enslow Avenue, at a
bargain. Price. 5000
DESIRABLE home on Second Avenue ANAL
cash payment. Price, $3.50.
W. e ,o TUR hc!; Main Hn. street, co INC.
I.oTs ron SALE. 90
LOT for saic-Nice lot on Twenty Iyth
Street. Woodland Heights. near Seininrs
Avenue. Price. only Sli per foot. BAR
gain: y. o. BOX IFS.
LOTS-FOr sale. VIII sacrifice two lots In
West End for quick sale. C.. all. care
Times Dispatch.
OCEAN VIEW--For sale, two lots at Icnoy,
near Ocean View. on car line Got to sell.
going West for my health. For Informal
ton. call Randolph 1891.
WESTIIAMPTON-Fo sale, nj Wcsthamp-
ton. near the car nnc. nice building lois.
$40 cash and $40 nor month"; without In
tcrcst or taycs. Only a fcw loft. Buy
quick. Address A 43G. caro- Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
WA NTED-REAb ESTATE. 0d
". :. ROBINSON 4: CO..
kCGl EStatn and Loans.

5000 $50 acres. 20 acres in high state Gull
ovation. Groom dwelling and all neces-
sary outbuildings. fine 10, saw timber:
I-2 miles Of wharf. school and
church. Tcicphou" service. rural delivery.
King william County.