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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28
GERMANS HARD PRESSED
Worlmen DeclaEc They Have Diff
Guilty In Getting Raw Materials

PARIS. May 27-Workmen 5rriv-
ing in Switzerland from Germany,
says a dispatch from Berno 10 the
Paris Matin, assert that the Germans
are having great difficulty IN obtain
ing raw. material for the manufac-
ture Of munitions Several German
newspapers daily publish ordlnlnceS
communicating material and order
ing the melting Of monuments and
household objects containing metal
even handles on doors and windows
hetng specified
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28
SENATE FAILS TO ADOPT
HOUSE OIL LEASE BILL
Measure Now Goes to Conference as
Result of Disagreement over
oil Naval Reserves.

NyASHINGTON May .27--Tne
senate today refused to accept
amendments to the Walsh Pittman
coal and oil land leasing hill. which
we're adopted by the house SATURDAY
and the measure now goes 10 con
ference. Senatns7 Pittman. Shafroth
Phelan, anooWnd Fan were named
senate conferees
ono house amendment would per
NIT leasing OF oil land in the naval
reserves in California, leaving SETTLE
ment OF claims against the land 10
the courts This section Of tho bill
strongly opposed was stricken out
by tho senate. which asSaaB aBsiderinE
special legislation forffpeAns the
naval reScry es
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28
GERMANS FAIL IN PROMISES
Do Not send Manufactured Goods
to Occupied Territories,

MOSCOW. Tuesday. May 21.-Ger-
man promises TO send manufactured
goods "a the Ukraine and other oc-
cupied territories have not been full
flied
Agricultural tools have been sup
piled in limited quantities TO some
sections upon condition that a large
percentage Of products be given TO
Germany no textiles and leather
or rubber articles havs been pro
Hded Instead, Germany IS buying
an kinds OF cloth and leather, even
in Moscow. and shipping it to Ger
many
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28
GO BAREFOOT, HUN APPEAL
Catchword Piacarded Throughout
Germany to save Leather.

AMSTERDAM. May IA 'Go
barefoot this summer and help the
fatherland," is the latest patriotic
oatchword to he placarded in Ger
many
IN view Of the alarming scarcity
OF leather. rich and poor alike
should dispense. with boots and
shoes. saws an explanation plaoard-
ed in the Rheinische WeStfalische
Zeituns Of Essen. The old are urged
10 set an example for the young
''Whv not walk on your hare feet
thus GUNNER saws the Zeitung
"neither old nor young need be
ashamed TO walk barefoot anywhere
at home, in tht streets, at schools
or i'm church"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28
Miami Retnilcrs to Reoreanl.e

MIAMI. Okla, May 27.--Plana
are being perfected to organize the
retail merchants of Miami II ais
not intended 10 make this organl2a
ton a bill collecting agency. but It's
purpose will be to promote the vel
fare of the retail merchants In every
way. Miami merchants feel they
are losing a great deal Of trade and
when the organization Is formed
they will go after this business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28
rovInc fon,roc,s N ne Iet

MIAMI, Okla May q The first
street paving contracts will be let
Saturday, June I and the contracts
let will include the streets in wards
2. 3 and 4. Bitullhic paving has
been decided upon for the residen-
tlal section OF the city All OF the
streets will be paved at once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28

TOPEKA. Kan. May 27-Gov-
ernor Capper today addressed a let
ter to Director General Of Railroads
McAdoo requesting that he make a
special passenger rate Of l cent a
mile for men bound for the Kansas
havest fields.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28


country Enow5 what they are 10 be
ana HIatNr's mo necessary cConomy
10 MAKE 'hrm a'aIIule Definite
h"'h carly dfilni"nsw. as 10 "hht
l'a i'att are 10 h' i7 absolutely nee
'A8dfV tor tho Hp"6H .tul 1dminisi
IIa'i'n or the treasury. j" cannot
''din' '"If ana w0'r1hIe rogu lA'ions
/ In 10 no. NJ n wI.i fri0e lt5 reg
/ h''iNNa ln haste n l' lf not 10 know
/ l's fhH'' task until fnc very e'c ~
Ia perform inrf
Tncquitics Must pc Ecuedled
,,rps nyr.,,,. t... r,o.- ,.e ,,,,J,4,
r,crs,,s, t... ',,.,,,,,.l. ,,.t.t'h ,,.la :
La b, rrrse9t,I T,9,.,,.t,ris ~,
orey. ,,, 5 ,.. -, .I,.. ~
I ll7t- A. t-,r, ~, e,.t, ,,,l, .r
/ eI.roent ,rc.,ts1
ana ,,,t r,,e,,. ..,, .,.,, ro,,-t,
me 10 dweil ~, momCr, mon tho
situation thst gI-sIoea Tnorur ou~
loaus f~ca1v auaut tn the stIuulatIon
NJ industr, 81 almost o.cr,. a5r, p-o-
duca inNationa ana o,fray7r1ncc
which presently. mako tho whole ero-
uUule -tru,tura gur.fiprlhIs .lng in-
secure and Nh. srry basis OF credit
ia rlt away only fair equitahly
distributed t3y5tIun og tho widest m
oldenoe and DRAWING rbfCft. from
I tho -ourcoe which JyopId D., nec'v rs
dcmornli2e, credit nv th,.r very
abundance can rroven, Initiation
ana keen our industrial evrtem free
/ Of opecuIlfion ana ,y,sta W. zh11
naturally turn therefore. suppa7o.
/ 10 car prnfNg and incomes and lux
uries for tho additional taxes put
/ The war profla ana Incomes upor
/ which tho increased issru Will be
. levied Will he tho profIi- ana I'm
/ comes of the calendar vrlr 1qis n
/ would be mauifestlv unfair no wait
until the earlv month, of 1919 10 cav
| what they aro 10 ho IN mteht be
I difficuIt should ir.apfne ~ run
tho min ,,,ftI, ,r,t. ,t,t h,1 ahead. o..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28
DIED or DISEASF-.-Prtvate
VIM. MillshuTg. IOWn.

WOUNDED SEVERELY -- Pri
Yates. Arthur Anderson New Rock
ford. y y Elmer Samuel5on
Pasco Robes, cal
MISSING IN ACTION Privatee
Jerry A. Brown. Columbus, Ohio
Charles W Knowltou, Fairfield
Conn. John b. f. Walters Gadseen
Ala
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28

KILLED IN ACTJON-Corpor1ls
Milton scarborough, Childs, Md
Lonnie simpson. Ready, ky.
Privotes Alexander =. Garrett,
N1ngnm, okla Joseph Griffin, East
Hampton. y Y. james &. Holland
villa GiCa. Ga; Eugene Rockwell,
Oakcs, sparta. Wis; Frank John
schmidt. Milwaukee. Wis. walter
schutlman. Ethcl, La; James wal
len, Eairland. okla.
DIED or WOUNDS-Sergcant
James T.. de LOWRY. New York
Wngoner Morris e.. stokes. Ia
Crosse, Ela.
Priyates. Earle Symmes, Willow
Creek. cat; william j. Olislenw bt
Ministcc. Mich
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-28
Official American
Roll of Honor

WASHINGToN Mav rF--Tne
army casualty list today contained
10 names. divided as follow
Killed m action. nine. died Of
wound four died Of disease. one.
wounded severely O. missing In ace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
by ALFRED II. WILLIAMS

Every day the United States govern
nicnt establishes Itself more intimate
including all the island possessions,
The process has been and is so noise
less tina, nobody realizes what has
happened. The result is IA situation
over which one of the old-timc States
Fights Democrats would have Doomed
like a fire alarm and which none OF
US quite grasp until we contrast the
present with the past of as late rs ten
or tftccn years ago:
The E"vernment' was = remote
tn. counters when We bought goods
and ~ the post offices Except those
who made or dealt in tobacco or liquor
contact with IL. Even the seeds II
sent 70 the average citizen were
trnnked by the CONGRESSMAN and were
taken as from him, Now. ;s;ing Vir-
sinta as typical instance. the United
states farm demonstration and domes-
tic Improvement agents are a, work
constantly III e!Shty-two OF the 100
counties, ihs eighteen OF which do not
nave them being in the Nalley-whcre
NE farmers generally are we'll salts
fed with themselves and their results
--aud IN the tobacco and black belts
This quiet. unhcra!dcd personal work
explains. in part q, least the won
- The anHeal OF the government 10
The farmers for more food product:
Where The official statements and the
celebrations of the newspapers miEh,
have gone UNDECIDED. the direct per.
suasions OF ;hc men and women on
the ground and the influence Of the
local organizations they had formed
brought Tho results. Last year more
than 500. GOO adult farmers in the South
we're talking 10 other farmers in their
own lang uaisr and demonstrating prac-
i!cal iinDro\ ed farming - their neigh
HCrS. under the objection OF county
agents. The government was bch ind
every farmer. end every family thar
could make a garden and III every pig
p"n and Kitchen Now /; is raidir,C
the mountains. watching tho milling OF
every COW. m!nd!nC tn. calf from I,
,'car before It's birth and tEhting the
trying pan-sendinG women TO teach
'AH women IN tho homes about food
values and how TO wary die; with the
supplies they have and 70 cook % the
nest advantage and he -.d OF the NTH
c!tc endless routine a.; fried bacon
and soda biscuit. Il has even under
taken tn" apparently hopeless task o.
raining ;ne people o: ihc Erca; corn
hcit OF the Middle Wts, how TO use
corn meal for human food aud 10
n'She decent corn bread IN our noun
tairs !, IS s,imulatins the in:roiuc-
shinS the scrub. In Virginia. North
Carolina and Tennessee !, has cstab-
.i>hed eight Or ten cheese factories
which make rich. yellow cheese. XIV
ing cash market for milk hcrctofo-n
Ted 20 hogs or thrown aNay. Norris
x 60. buy !. and send refrigerator cars
Tor Il. taking from zoo 20 900 tons q
rear and ANXIOUS 20 get more.
ASain, taking NirEiutl IN
stance. the population Q! ;he rural dis
;rtcts has no; increased largely. Yet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
rho stra,sburG Clock.

I Il J., Lyn-hburs aSc.o.
roIuic4l clock in the Cathedral OF
ScraSSbuCs. constructed in i@si-l
was entirely renovated IL iSSS-lsie oy
SChwiL-us. whose statue stands q, the
tcot o mis- master p;scs. The celestial
globe IN the lower tiSli saoas the daily
motion OF the heavens. IL contains .
co. stars and IS ada pied 10 the latitude
81 St-aSSbur5- Seaind the celestial
globe III a moving circle. - per-
ps:uai calendar. Then on tire rishE
appears a plan ~ the eGuinoxes OF the
sun and the moon. while on ;he LETT
- ianda-. aoovs which tre ruythClogi
ell let.tcs are seen These latter Syrl
ooiizs the seven dS;-s OF the week. Mid
European TIME IS shown on the osdiu
lry Ciock dial, which - touud OF the
SO Ca He'd Lion Gallery between two
angels one OF these strikes zoe quar-
rer. aoU.S. ~attc the other strikes the
hours. while a. the same time * turns
IN hcCr glass The quarters are alSo
struck By four moving isursS. which
rep-eSsrt ihe ages OF the human life
TCe child strikes the first, the young
rUaa tne second. the adult uan the
ttird. and the old man .he fourth qunr-
ter while the full hours are struck 81
death. When the hour OF - strikes
tby mid European tiire). sle treivs
ths nsurc OF Christ. and bow before
yhc;r Master. Hho nIesses each OF than
~ the same ciras the cock on the
ladder At the Left clAps his Wings ard
crows loudly. On December al. sach
year, at midnight. tAts wonderful piece
OF SiocXworS automatically regulates
Itself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

the production of corn in 1915 is ovcr
ssll'@ " GOO million bushels. which is
Is 100000 bushels more. hay 100.
QUO tons more. OF course. the war was
q s,imulation. All food products In
before, except potatoes. and the sheep
increased IL per cent, but every year
since 1909 shows an increase over the
year before. AS II is the same SOIL.
and the same population. we must as
sumo improved methods. taught and
n"nonstrated by somebody.
The thing Is done by Joint work ~,
tne United States and the States with
the cooperation OF some OF the ricnc,
and more enterprisinE railways. Last
on this Kind OF work $4,000 10 meet
an appropriation Of $4,000 6y tie
commonwealth. Director OF Extension
Jones; At Blacksburg. with the V. r. l..
mas charge OF the work in the State
IN conference and under direction OF
the department at Washington. Tie
tenth OF the people comprehend thu,
theE are cooperating in profound
as States. communities and individuals
with the general governments. The
was has FASTENED II and caused US to
see ii "a never before. Now nothing
up our minds to accept II because The
need Tor II and the vast value OF 1t
nave been proved by practical expert
..nce The gov1rnIncnt working vita
The States and through them can do
countess things for the people which
the states never could 90 and mos,
OF them would not dare undertake :.
hey could do them.
The United States is in our gardens
and on our farms and in our Kitchens
and hog io.s and pastures every day
]; viii come more closely yet. Work
ing through states and counties. IL vii.
De d!rHctinE the sanitation Of our
homes and the care and education or
our children. II Will illustrate the
tremendous truth. brouEh, 10 US 80
windy last year, that the baby born
anywhere in the country becomes the
countrys property. 10 be used in cas-.
OF need. Therefore. the country will
assume the right 20 require that II be
given every possible chance to Nv.
Probably tho boys % the near future
WIZ be dedicated TO the service o; The
republic. along about the age OF SIX
teen. a. under some religious infants
now arc dedicated 20 the AlraiEhty
aud NOSE cTertuai!y because with the
dedication VIII he tn. power - en-
force it's terms Every acre OF land
md every ANNA, owned viii nc under
tn. same Kind Of supervision The
noSSesSor NIL be made. somehow or
another 20 get the best results from
j. gone. The faster we realize IN.
meaning OF the signs Of the time and
set ourselves and our States into line
20 back Up tn" government IN every
hing that obviously has good sense
and PRACTICAL purpose behind II, the
better i wiN he for all OF Us and the
tas-sr We III become a really Efficient
and permanently prosperous and pro-
Sress!ve and safe people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

bankrupt before beginning court proceed
ings. 50 that ono might not no preferred
above another. But that is what the sus
GoStion amounts 10, II /; came from ire
sponsblc sources il could be- laughed away
but when II is announced from Paris that
tho American delegates favor il and are in
accord with British statesmen. then il is
time to call u halt on such foolishncSs. 1t
is going TO be difficult to find In Gcrruany
sufficient property or credit whcrcwith to
guarantee payment Of whatever debt II may
he decided the empire owes. without delib-
erntcly sending several billions Of dollars to
the oceans bottom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
Books and Authors

John Floyd" By Professor CharIe.
II .tmOler. o. Randolph Macon Co!leS.
isaland "a thichnNont Press. : a..
Governor .: Virginia father Of ore
-pn and apostle II secession. alo9--
sikh John F!oyG's diary. y Aich 49,
presented TO The author ~ The IAls
nr- George Ben Johnston. The boo..
Mh;c' IS Written IN :: clear .,nd .acii
Psychological. ordsr. and the d.s:u,sio.
" him from u caild o. the frontier ~
me GoNeruor OF the state tells Uao'
taro~s nev light on many phases Of
johu F.oyd's life. AL IN ali. the boc.I
: worthy one
Eay4se. author Q; An Amer,
~ ~ ne "aEius, rs received nigh
81 Cojumo'a. a Connecti5a Win an
a-t:c.= on loyalty. Professor Robinson
Mites can scarcely imagine any
force these considerations than the
!ot.o" Ing article py : EoCmaRiaa i'm
III gram "ho iT!es TO rise aAoys the
conir. iic: .orS =. 3 double Loyalty. he
not only a.s had more VIVID eNps.!-
snces than those OF Us - no have Amer
c.a ancestors. but lie has a phiioso7A,c
., nd. seeing. eve, q simplicity and
,i-f,nsth % s'Els whien ali OF US Nigh.
:ho4saads o. 'n@Ttieuiate newcomers
MS isao7oj7:ns IN An Arrer:-
ssn n he M1finE," published ny Hsr-
s'-i q DOS. MI INV -SScr.OsS tHs
struggles al an jrrI-niEra asNly, cof,te
% NJ states and % caa brave va n
'hiSh az hna!.y overcor,es al din
Tn century c., announces iy- early
Ii,n,e IN France ny Helen Davcnn5.
GiiSons. The ;;t!e rf the boE is jI1s
Ma. A-.srican soldiers - lns son,
o. ID. in t'T>7ce came :, call I,la
.tt!a - :Isau nea- 81 Na.aire. IA ,yF,.rN.
Yrs. & LIONS. Win her auso.G1 ard .
f",r 8 H'sn, iiy"i fast suulrne-. .y'
AuisEican' a bTyn Iavr graduate. Mrs
Gioeons Keep. open house 20. ,b.t
dousn boys iTo,i oack home. she ee.a
IieF-" n treating them .-,,''. ,bcre
vas s=7cy' for ;aeru al AZ Zines a, ,iI,r
IT, ~ tsau HSa. cites. tn"sic. -
isrS ana magazines. chocolates a.tt.
S.eovs All the atruos phere OF "a. uacS
nome. Fhs book is said TO be an
acn'e v."snt % sim plicity; in .epo-ti1G
M.s' a. Ar,s'tcan solder though: ana
s3se ABOUT The var. about France ana
aooui what France though; OF MIN. shs
I ,aS I.SSt 9esd IN getting on paper a
stiS Mos; Casual ard Highly In,eorr.
Sia-eS'E the American pouShboy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
\ SILLY Performances

g women identified with the radical
".cS e lie SuErasi$:s ar0y- ~ -,
woman -4rlE. seen, determined. 20 ,.ixr-s.,.
'Asir cause II ~ eyes q ss1si6l. n-o,I.,
), eve? stage II tbs ccu,-ovsrsv oysr 80
'Eas2 iAsy haze socs 70 sxceSsss ,ha. ,cr,r+
'H'E sIciis co1Isu2! and i: i :; us,.r,i.r
a&1!'sS;&t!on Ok i1sj- reasoning cva,;;ts.
- 's--aoS: iHY&riGcly, II their lore to- yas
Spectacular, hey Go TIA. which :. -,.
t2.4:sd 70 Offend reasonable psoor.
t1sir laIs<: 7@cr. IN behatt .. .>sf- cans.
"@S 'cS silly performances il t-oc. al -
SS5EIit'7 mansion IN Wasaic.-or. wr-- 49,,
P4'.ictE burned one ;. ! time. The ,a-;,rs
>2SSt15S and addresses ct rha p-ssiiar-
W. & indicating presumably. nat ~.
A,h.-1s OF suffrage c2s 20: squared 49,,
-'s various appeals Il esnai: o: 6a-,n.
v'@,.t institutions ta-c-shOu: the world To-
ga. tcs President: ai-eaty in speech
ESQ oSccre the assam bed Congress 1.t
ne passage - RE WOMAN su<-.ss
&+ &1sEauisn' bill. vas apparently ROT.
,A&an INTO consideration ~ hess absr-: .r:
,a,c7s who tssl thar ne caiy wav ttev h.r.
2- sIP-sS$ics their rsssr:cnsu. a.aipst cor
-Fs<< = - acid Up the Pcssiter: OF the I-1;;sei
states 20 co-:s-ip: ard rid:cule
: IAi> s&rta essu-su. Tia: vas re:,or
sI9tS -2r Inc -:t!cUtOCS -'yichs:;ns" o. re-
"1.t9 ;st-ss daring the trying days ~hs1
sFFfE r1ar ccHractsd with .1e government.
re- ne President to~c. WIS tsyo.tu. sYsry
"->H5 Eor-eni 70 The Tremendous task Ok
'~soiHS cur ,orsss 10 Europe 70 Win the
"&T 2: . MS <41as sismar: ~ticl o.. every
-tt"Sl2I aAs oo&sIed OF It's contempt t1r TIE
.V'nelSt2< q, America IN the var and 1as not
aSSl;+.@c - conmi. treason Il order 10 as.
ser t1S,- oee4es9 Congress did uot i: oces
yie-c 2. IS demands the Cnttsd States VS.
4 ne ~ 9c trA1dllenC grounds
f'"ft-1@i5ly E2c the Suffrage cause these
NoI2s1 I1 70. reQressn. the real leaders IL
Use =-frAi- caoyan,sG:, who. IN tsta-euce 90
'cs tran ,s1isr. demands OF the wac naYe
rs&-i'<c .-5: the best way 10 serve thst.
casa T. . ssrys their country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

and s. ps7 Hsushsl 'er corn to :eed
meal, oyster shell and many other ea-
pens!ve leeds. Some o these !adles
are feeding seventy-i.C hens aud SCI
a dozen eggs per DAY. Some gc; more
ana some less. This is the time 9.
year nren II Is hardest 10 get eggs.
There : no proEt 10 the producer @!
-TEs N les than 81 cents per dozen
net this time OF the year AZ the pres
emit price OF feeds Hence. u the ci;y
housea ives don't want cG-s =, cos.
OF production and vii! say so the
country housewives can sell their IA.
!ay:ng hens FOR good price and ~;Ii
DO So out remember the farmer vii!
ke-: 4 :e~ TO lay for better breeds
There are thousands Of farmers
wives who produce c-Es FOR the mar
nc: taat do not have to do this -
order 20 live bnt who VIII not keep Z.
up ~ 4 loss The farmer and his ~i,.
90 % Town TO shop. II they are no.
wiling 20 pay, The shoe mans pric,
NE shoes 70 bsc" on yae shelf. sar
~hen ne sells MS produce the buys-
"sanp;y and demand" IS The only
just pt!c" r&e~ II foods scare
and the farmers are making TOO mutp
Honey farming sc cordially Invite
ihose *Ao think SO to come out ana
;ahe a caui In *;
j. = ANDREWS.
Grey Burn. Va. December 20. 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
SEEN ON THE SIDE
or HENRY EDWARD WARNER


rs fAtiened monarch Q: The yard behold.
SN0F fa;ss orda!n ,sat YOU shall no: grow Oh.
S"' SAFE within YOUR lat and seasoned! ,-,,,.
S'S -. cons 'ae ending Of your turkey Time.
y $tru'i'as cc!e:taia o: i noble b-e,,i
7!srH .; Ihe hungry n their hour - nsas
|o"ie !Ay yo"r head across 5h4 biocs. and sav
H'1' e-'s'7s prayer to- you are dead to-day.
yHHr co4S,n n Noverae- hit :hs :r.,t
I,-oS toT : season OF me printing nail.
-'EH striped aHd dressed ;r;o the ruAs;sr
rs ea<'sti JOYS . humans 70 un.old.
Mo no" yen come. o Monarch .. n. ~,.t
AE'ns Eoar head = IS prsdss,;usd shoci,
Mo- we WHO 'hroosa .ons DAYS bays Watched
YOUR course.
View yoa7 ds:nt<s ~.:ao4; oas aarn.a -.a.orss.
S'"'s saiiA": t,ra. co=.s Engs-or o. yo4-
~ a.. u ,oer p7os:r@:e fortunes ~s shall aai
.as !-.c.-S- Joys .'a: sye- palate ~,
-HoS' 'FAS-&!'. edol that e's- ucs:-5I s..,...
~ - ne Say q ;ay soul. Vel sense
."s il!."sSs q 'ni<:2-;gne'S -ecor,rsass-
scT 'so-Eh YOU die. s;ys al you navs 10 st,e
80 S'E '7@, :" $ !9@- worsa!ps-s. may ly..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
Voice Of the People
letter. give the und ad-
dress OF the writer. Name will moi ee
published ~ Nritrr requests.

RichmonJ Jews "in Song and story"
To Tie Editor OF The Times DispL .Sn:
sir uoled IN : late issue OF The
Times Dispatch IA; Monroe IL Ro-
Ercke the BANS * Monte caro-" and
other songs. had died IN New YORK.
AMI that he Wa "o-u n Richmond. In
that valuable oaok by Iisroer; 7. El-
hic. and CASTOR LiCh;.nsteiu The
History .; n. Jews OF RicnmoDd." Ro-
sen.cld is credited with see That My
Grave Is Kept Green
SUCH names as Sir Moses Ezekiel. the
sculptor. Benjamin 'tae brains 0: The
CoG!edeCac=" Who lived IN R.chiGouc
o:'- four ears. ho!d:rs at times shTcs
s=nielc. The csae;scto- or good maker
c; soCGs should % held ~ proud and
s:a;stu. mewo-,' - The R!g3moEd peo-
pie ana ta,.r s-svcS sep: green
EzeAie:s las yesCes; .was INA; he
r. n-Ti.i among his Confederate. com
-.ia> :. Arlington Cemetery. Wash J.
u. -ton- BENJAMIN lied % Eng al atie-
the ~ between the States and never
returned: Roseaaeid died IN New
scattered. as '>aa the doom O.: is.sc..
and { they had preference for places
Of tur:s! .he:- preferences PROBABLY
we're not respected.
remains O: EZEKIEL % -eu,ove them.
tion Rome 20 Wash!ngtou. and 20 Ro-
Seareid . move them TO The green
Yards and -osy aeid= 0: beautiful
Hollywood. where me TGsic OF ;hv
.-ils % ;ae James RIVE would be his
.Gl..aE Erl requiem
THOMAS L. EVANS
Acme " Va. pecS7ae- - 1918.
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across tho Atlantic should not DO clouded is
tho point OF an official statement made by
tommander Charles G.. Gill. United States
Navy, Commander Gill says Great Britain
had tho ships ready for this use and iSi,
per cent OF the American army was trans
ported III British steamers. 30 per cent in
frenrh ships and pcr cent in Italian. Tho
remaining troops. constituting 46i, per ccut
were carried in United States ships and all
pat y. per cent OF these sailed in naval
transports OF this country. While there is
enough glory to 20 around and Great Britain
is cntitled 10 Il large share of credit the
showing made by the United States in so
QUICKLY building up its naval transport SER
vice is remarkable one indeed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
breton Patrol L. 8 Y

On. We sins OF 1 squadron patroi,i1-
cha coast. ''' @
Oh the job Tor = year We s.iii -, :.
with crser
Nous ves:s-ors pendant Ia Suerrs ;.
- SIaadeoE Ieas's doias its best
10 help ssep command OF the se
by day o. oy aishr standing BY 70:
rs :he Breton pa;rol-oui-o,,-o,,
we osas u together. whatever tee
With a convoy saats bound ccr it.
IL it's rain. hail or snow. stu, the
convoy mus, 80.
That's she job o. the Breton patrol
Song OF the Breton Patrol