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New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Bulgaria Seeks
Er-King's Arrest
Extraflition Of Ferdinand
and Var Premier From
Germany Is Planned

SOFIA, Nov. S.-The Bulgarian gov
ernmcnt has opened negotiations for
the extradition of former King Ferdi-
nand, who fed to Austria and then to
Germany; of Vaseil Radoslavoff, the
war Premier, who left the country in
the disguise Of German officer, and
of General Jekotf. former commander
in chief Of the Bulgarian armies, who
took refuge abroad after the Bulgarian
military collapse.
Two hundred persons have been ar
rested at the order of the government
including the principal members of the
Radoslavoff Cabinet who are still in
Bulgaria a number of members of the
Sobranje who belonged to the Radios "a
voff party. and three generals accused
OF inhuman methods of warfare. Among
the former ministers arrested are NJ
Tonchetf, Secretary of Finance during
the war, and General Radko Petrof.
When he abdicated October g. 1918,
in favor Of his eldest son, Boris, Ferdi-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Merchant Marine Bill
Is Passed by House
Measure Provides for Continue.
ton of Board and Sale of
Fleet to Citizens

WASHINGTON, Nov s.-A bill out
linlng permanent policy regarding
the merchant marine was passed to-day
by the House with practically no oppo-
sItlon The measure provides for sale
of the government fleet to American
citizens and for continuation of the
shipping board with regulatory powers
Final vote on the measure was 23S
to 8. The bill now goes to the Senate.
The bill authorizes disposal of the
vessels at prevailing market prices.
With time limit Of ten years for full
payment: Sale to aliens is prohibited.
unless the vessels are not wanted bv
americans. Insurance OF vessels con-
tlnues as under the Shipping Board
policy Building operations are to be
curtailed rs soon as possible.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Revenue Agents Act as Law
yers, Argue Before Judge
Hand That Nolsscasl En-.
forcement Act l. Invalid
Eastern Hotel Case Up
Court Asks Attorney for
Authorities Defining the
War Powers OF Congress

\ Whiie Federal agents iu BROOKLYN
! eso busy yesterday rouadine an five
nieged manufacturers of Illicit houor
the contest by the liquor interests
fgainst the Nolstead enforcement lasv
was being wagcd with arguments. The
legal struggle to test the cons tuition
Hhty OF the law was resumed in the
Chambers of Judge Learned Hand. on
tAe twelfth floor Of the Woolworth
building.
The case WAS thai Of the Eastern
Hotel Company, Ga whitehall Street
here arrests were made within ninety
minutes after the Nolstead act became
law. Tne hotel owners instituted the
litigation to have the government ban
o. the premises removed. BY en- in
sanction, it appears, the Federal au-
taorities have branded the place as a
public nuisance and the owners now
seek to have that injunction revoked.
William H. Hirst. counsel for the
hotel and restaurant interests of New
} ork. who opened the argument dwelt
On the powers OF Congress-
In Use Over 100 Years
For over 100 years" he said, this
property has been in use, and the gov
ernment has no right to conhscato it
and brand K as q nuisance
Arguments were made also by Ever
Ct '. Abbott. counsel for the Eastern
Hotel Company. Mr. Abbott spoke
against the confscatory provisions Of
the law. 1t is said the government. in
addition 10 branding the Eastern Hotel
as public nuisance. has confscated
the stocks of liquor sold and said to be
on the premises. Mr. Abbott main
aimed that his clients were entitled to
compensation for the retroactive dam
aee done.
George L. Donnellan said the Vol
stead act must fall if the original pro
hibirion act ceases to be constitutional.
and argued that the original war
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

until the matters it has in hand are
finished, despite the financial losse
this sacrifice may entail, it was learned,
Broadway Misses Familiar Traces
Interest was manifest at the Crimi-
nal Courts Building in the report that
familiar faces along Broadway were
missing and that general exodus
of gamblers, confidence men and other
members of the underworld had been
precipitated by the report that the
grand jury proposed to summon well
known characters in its efforts to delve
into the Police Department and its al
legged connection with vice. gambling
and crime in general
James f. Smith, Assistant District At
torney, Will assume full charge of the
police phase of the investigation to-
morrow, it was reported. Supplement-
to his famous "Blue Book" of hidden
police scandals, said to reveal conniv-
ance between high officials and vice and
gambling cliques, will be turned over
to the grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Graft Grand Jury,
'Shadowed,' Also
Fears Wire Tapping
'Shadows'' Are Put on
''Shadowers," and Mem.
bers, Distrusting Phones,
Take Rooms i'm Hotels

Ihe extraordinary grand jury which
is investigating the Hylan city admin
istratlon, giving particular attention to
the Police Department, was reported
yesterday to have taken measures to
establish the source. official or unofi
cial, responsible for the "shadowing'
OF its members. The grand jury is said
to have put men to work "shadowjng'
its "shadowers.'
Another report concerning the iurv
and Its activities in delving into pos
slbie contacts between the Police De-
partment and the underworld was that
the Jurors, who are headed bv Raw
mond +. Almiral, an architect. had
ceased discussing jury matters with
one another over their home telephone
wires. The jurors, rumor said.
feared their wires had been tapped u
Efforts to fix responsibility for the
reported "shadowing" process as we'll
as Tor the wire "tapping' will be made
when the jury resumes its sessions to-
morrow in the Criminal Courts Build
ing
Search for Dictaphones
Certain members Of the grand jury
are reported to be so certain the tele-
phone lines in their houses have been
tapped they are residing at clubs
and hotels. and when they use tele-
phones are said to be utilizing outside
COIN slot stations
Another rumor which indicated the
extent to which the grand Jury is 60
ing in its efforts to have its proceed
lrgs remain secret was circulated about
the Criminal Courts Building. This was
to the effect that the grand jury room
had been looked over thoroughly for
possible dictaphone systems. None was
found, it was said.
The grand jury purposes to stand by
It's Investigations and remain in session
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

time prohibition bin simply read that
She sale of liquor shall be prohibited
until after the war.
Qf course, the act may be invalid :"
said Judge Hand "Therc il tn NV
MIND very genuine doubt about that
re act may he invalid. but we are
io' discussing its lnvalidity. We are
discussing its meaning. 1t seems to
u'e Sui,e clear that its meaning is that
," !" snall run beyond the present time
because the President has not made
any statement that the conclusion Of
f,ne war may mean the conclusion Of
hostiiities" '''''" VI
Judge Hand asked lawyers on botn
sioeS II they could furnish him au
Sno''tles defining the war powers OF
Congress- "
=, or the government Assistant United
Sen'es attorney Earl B. Barnes said he
NleW oi none. However, he said the
var powers of Congress arise directly
from the powers given Congress to do.
c.are war MIR. Barnes cited the fact
mat Attorney General Palmer ap-
'srea before Congress on Friday to
"Sh 'ne extension to six months he
N0nd Nhe declaration Of peace of the
overs Of the Food Administration.
es' out peace might not be de-
Hand Np'e" '"use
Waen Mr.. Barnes concluded the sec
ono gay arguments were ended and
1so'slcn again was reserved judge
Hand then asked both sides for any ad.
d'uoaai papers.
zoe Complaints Received Daily
With the internal revenue AGENTS.
cialmlng that New York for its size is
the dYvest city in the country" and
81 the same time admitting the recent
OF 900 corQplaiuts daily, il is apparent
that considerable beer and whisky are
being sold here
The five men arrested in BROOKLYN
were held in bail ranging from $500
70 $1,000 by United States Commits
sloner Dick. Revenue Agents HOLMAN
and Fletcher arrested John Cutrone.
th.rty-two years old, 358 Atlantic Ave
nue, charged with making whisky.
HOLMAN and Fletcher said they found
eighty gallons of whisky in the prem
ises which, they claim. was manufac-
tured by Cutrone The two agents also
arrested Michael and Antonio Sassone.
brothers. rs Bond Street 1t is alleged
that 800 gallons Of wine were found
N their place
Harry Iitski, 384 Grand Street. was
arrested by L. H. Odenth and charged
with selling liquor Litski owns a
saloon at that address. Three gallons
Of whisky were found there, it is said.
Revenue agents visited the saloon at
50 Vernon Avenue, Long Island City,
and arrested the proprietor, Nicholas
Langley, and his bartender, Joseph
Shine.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

nand fled into Lower Austria, where he
.ook refuge on his estate near Eren-
shal. On the order of Emperor Charles
ne lett the country, going to Coburg
Germany, where he was reported to be
planning to reside permanently
Neither the Swiss nor the Czecho-
yak government replied favorably to
Ferdlnand's request to grant him a
refuge.
Premier Radoslavoff, at the head of
the pro- German party in Bulgaria.
came into office in 1913 and conducted
the negotiations which led to the re-
lection of Entente requests that Bull
garla enter the war against the Cen
tral powers or preserve neutrality and
to declaration of war against the
Entente in conformity with the terms
OF an alliance with the Central
powers. HIS cabinet remained in
office until June, 1918, falling when it
was seen that the defeat of Bulgaria
and the loss of war were inevitable.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Eeft Gas Lighted: Found Dead

Miss Marion Brady, of 626 Leonard
Street, Brooklyn, Board of Education
employee. died Of asphyxiation yester-
day. Her sister, Miss Ida Brady,
teacher at Public School 16, said She
had left her gas jet lighted on retiring.
The jet was near an open window. and
the wind eXtinguished the flame, filing
the room with gas.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
His Former School Will
Honor Quentin Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Nov S.-Children Of
the famous old Force School, in Massa
chusetts Avenue here, which Quentin
Roosevelt attended when he lived Ia
che White House, will plant memorial
tree in memory Of the aviator son of
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Colonel Roosevelt on the morning of
Armistice Day. The tree has been reg
istered on the national honor roll pc
ing compiled by the American Forestry
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Lathrop Pa.''- president of the Amer
can Fore Association. saws thai
Quentin was he only Force pupil killed
in the world var.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Association. and it will be marked with
bronze marker.
Miss Janet McWilliam, principal of
the Force School, in letter to Charlie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Soo,nol,s,t Nosplir

somnoltrrt Nocnli1n.
Tendrrfoot no you KNOW ih'
gcl.niific name Tor snoring
Eagle Scout: "l'h, mo-
Tendcffoot. Sh'ct music
Boys Life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
IN NEW LIBERTY CAR
Mechanical EscciIcn,c ~ T1,is Mo.
tor l. Demonstrated by Perform
nnc' During i'pst Year.

Ia external appearance m" now
moi-ls announced ~ the lAbcrN
Motor car company show som"
lLrasing mpToyrmcntA Th.rn nav"
htru ar,uo ,uuupsu lu budy Constru'
unu. ,L4,N, iu th, sedan, ah the
line haF boon made moro complete
h., IA. addition II the coupe ANA ~"
tour pass nsct' which II bullt In
Mat up. commonly known us uhc
Hp"edhlor
Tho past year has demonstrated
uuT" cuuyinCingly than ever the
"a nd0m ~ tho mechanical features
Nhi,h has FOR SOM, time been part
- this ear For instance, tho IN
gruiutu uuns' 'r1Iction OF tho fuel pas.
vAg,r. providing fur tho complete
,upurigAtion and ready combustion
~ oVrn tlhe pfe~-nt low grade ~
GASOLINE has repeatedly shown iiH
usefulness Tho other tllAng'u are
principally agnif cant IN that they
hospuuk "A constant watchfulncss 10y
The Manufacturers ana ~ Vigitant de
SIR" tp hutld the best puss,ple car
buo of tho mugt noticeable ~ tho
resent changca. 80 fhr aS appear
sSi,o is concerned. IL In tho hood
Thc number ~ lnliVrca on either side
han been more than dUu hled and thu
hns rcsultcd IN marked improve
iucni even ~ this car wq,lch wuS al
ready noted Tor lts l-auty Ana th'
Improvement IL not limited To. ap'
poatancs The additional louvrci
| pc rrnit - great increts~n IN the pas
sage of nir through Tho radiator nnt
around the motor. mus incroisi M
IT, cooling capacity and promoting
cff cieut operation AZ high tenporu
| lures
! 4 corrugated black walnut W~rr
INK wheel has replaced the forme
plain walnut wheel. The front II
censn number IL now placed hclo,
the radiator where Il prevents n
interference. to air passage. btho
general changes arc not numerous.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
MT. HELENA IS FINALLY
TOPPED BY MOTOR CAR

For long time II seemed as
though gasoline would never drive
"a motor car 10 tho summit of Mt
Helena, In the state Of Washington
Hut II has done 80 at last, and tho
car was left at the summit OF the
roadless old giant for all of one night
ana most Of tho next day. M that tho
whole city ~ Helena might testify
10 the Accomplishment of tho hitherto
mposslble feat
Mt Helena is a peak In ths foot
hills of the main range of tho Rocky
Mountains. Its summit In approx
imately 5000 feet above sea level.
The city Of Helena, at the bass OF the
| mountain. has nm elevation of 1000
| feet.
There 10 no wheel road 10 the top
Of MI. Helena. and II IL difficult
oven for - pony To make the ascent
| Numerous attempts have heen made
10 put an automobile ON the noun
tain top, and In 1919 II was claimed
that car with special gear ratio
made tho climb However no one
except the claimants saw the ascent
or saw tho car on top Of tho noun
tain. so the story caused no grea'
| excitement.
Tho car which finally made the
| difficult ascent was Dodge Broth.
| ers motor ear owned ny the Helena
Motor company OF Helena, II made
| tho climb from the garage to tn,
| rocks on tho summit In tb minutes
Four men rode In the car, Al ths
foot OF tho rocks which crown this
summit. the ear met loose and ston,
soil II was necessary 10 huild up q
| roadway for II. Repeatedly tho cal
| slipped backward of tho track hnt
had to he blocked up 10 give traction
Tor tho wheels. which we're equipped
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
STATE RURAL EXPRESS
COMMISSION IS NEEDED

- ,.- ...oaSer Of tho
r.. ". Akers. saies n.s b.en
Rsp Motor Car ."uC and study.
ddohg semssdeep s... . iinss prob-
Inc on the rvra, sp, hs mas been
lem. Not only thAt uu, w 49,, from
gathering valuable inioImsS nS.." r.rai
ali parts OF the country VIZ" ..,a.
motor express hn~s h' !"
uon. .a,.n, Al.
III 10 like any o'ncI .av.
signed TO meet an cns's s.,.n,iy.
Mr.. Akerv iner. 80, na ironed
soms wrinkles that mus. n" oos,a,s
out bsfore the sys'e"'' W"
entirely successfully ,,., m.
"A rural express con," .vsr.
Grating under s's,o 'aws a. each
tuAlly have 10 % cuear" ,Iss.
stale to control tnc r,usu 10,
will have To ne cs'an"'m'" n.,,.,
ter protected fo"nr, In.
roads themseiVes' W"s ,,.,
ducement 10 interes' ous ,.,,,I
mot long hso "ne W Wv. y.,y
dealers w Whsn'ns'"n .,n,..-
fseSibie untrsVe'n-u ~ -, srd a
route betwGn y sma' wv - oiarI
fairly roou Hisen IVY s,,.,,,,,
In n clolpns s'o'" w" ..,,,n .
saved ms R"n"y ~" ~"
the government prop"s on.
cav In inc ruth esp'e's '"'
portunity OF pooo,s ,rr..,
proprietor '" n.na
IIne-witn eNery , a.. ha,n n,
Ihe youna man e""s" sr a,
the Uuck ueser, a..
9hnvassea the me,.ns", s, aon.,
town ana wer. ""'u !" 49,.
business to MAKE W. """ pa,, -,
vidinH .essonaus ,, 80,
reisht cou'u oe se'"''" '" Wv Wv
TO hnui bsoN' .., ,.,
the youhs man W, ~ nj.
ruck ana soon hAn u'N,s -
business incn hno'n-, uu,n 49,,
got busy ann psttuaur" ","'n., une'' ~,
to enter INC nusin'M n"'npu,,'' ,,'
NO J. Uuo. u'n'"' wv w. Wv,
nj tho o,het enu OF ,no Wv" 'muu'ru
n man 'hete '" 'hautut'," u.o w,
inc SANS rou'e. Nn'nl'n'u' ~,
thot'lS thorc W'ro wv. .",npo,Nu,
on the one i've anu Nn'" ,ne "us,
ness was snht tnu' WAYS Vhete W'H
not enough money c' '" pay b"H"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
p|MPLY? WELl,DON'T Be
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
of with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets O.

Aplmply face will not embsrrass you
much longer u you get . package of
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The shin
should begin TO clear after you have
taken the tablets q few niahtA
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
With DR., Edwards Olive Tsbleta tho
success al substitute for calomel: there's
90 sickness or pain after taking them.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calumcl does, and jus, as effec.
lively, but their action Is gentle and
saie instead Of severe and irritating
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "A dark brown taste, ="
. bad breath. dull. iistless, no good"
feeling. constipation. torp.S liver. bad
disposition or pImply face
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are n
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil, you will know them by their
olive color. .
Dr Edwards spcnt years among pa.
tients afflicted with liver snd bowel
complaints and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result
Take one or two nightly for q week
See how much better you feel and look
Nc and 25c per box. All druggists
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Automobile ShOWs
and Conferences

shows
oklahoma City February 49, Au'
tomubilc exposition,
buffalo March as,
brooklyn. ~ Y Trucks. April
10 ears, March 222g
Chicago Cars January sb Fcbru-
AIRY / Z. trucks, February SO.
cleveland March or April.
Des Moincs February l7-22.
Detroit January
Great Fails. Mont March.
Louisville February i6-22.
aukee-January or February
Minneapolis --rchrunry it-22.
Montreal April b-i2
Newark ". February ib-12.
New York February or March.
Pittsburgh March
~ Louis February st.2s
aan Franclsco March 10.
Syracuse March
South bethlehem Trucks. Fcbru-
AIRY 2I-27,
Utica March.
Meetings.
Roci-ty OF Automobile Engineers -
New York. February "a
American Road nullders' as-ocia
tiorr New York. February s5-ss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
PNEUMATIC TIRE IS
BETTER THAN SOLID
Tc-'s Prove Tint Inflated Tires Nrr
az Inr ,,rcatcr Innnni' N"'"
IN saving Trurk Ncpnir~.
MORE GASOLINE IS SAVED
~, T,nu-and Nllrs ou 800 ihlI"n-
a. tsDU MILES nu ihis Gallons
Proves Tlrc plifrr'nrr.

since the advantage ~ pneumatic
cord tires fnr Trucks iu many xmas
~ sor,,c. hat" hr'n h'it'd'''
there has n'vu mach Hr'. n'lI"h
among iru,k owners - tu ih" tr'h-
tive merit. ~ pnrumn'i. ana Hlli
tires on tru,ks engaged tn i.t' "'t'.
I.r
une rrm. tho ohio FURNITURE
company. cleveland. Ohio. sum
.Irut,y mtrrrpted ,u the operation ~
ihess tine. 60 make authentic '"N'
ictnfds Nh.rh pfi'I al, '"n'.I TO
Ga. .t,aI nuthutIibtiN, ana r"n'IlTI''
ptonf ~ economical up"ihlI"h. h'H
i,st completed u 50 months '"u'-
unrntlN. t,rI vim interesting r'"il'H
Pneumatic Tirc- Last Longer
T,o trucks we're used iirnli,hl
La make aud Hsr uu" 'Iu'pr'l WIN
rnrfuatifs iu trout uni Hulln7 ",
te,t aud the other equipped ~
sfound with puruuhiitV ~ WV
,nd ~ the .N months period ne ~.
rucumniir ttuck had Travelled 10"
mllea. or 90 per cent fhfih'r M,
IN. other. which had gone ''Auo
miles .,. ,t.,
Uepnlr. on the pneumhllc-tlrrh
tfuck amounted in t6io op, VIM" lhe
,epairs on the truck WIN soma t'rs
coat tI2pbb, giSins @Nlns W
1880 for the truck WIN piv'"'
matlc- -,,., -, .,v.
A atm greater proportion ot nv
,,. A. .hown ia tn. gasoline tecoiu'
IN. .olid.tired truck using l,Nls ba'-
ION, IA $500 miles, where's" ".
pnpumatlc.t tired truck ureu '.S-V
gaIIon. white running t.ono lh'lcH
A, thu prevailing rate, lhH ''P''
s.ot.d "A difference Of 'pl
solids uscd More on
rh. truck on solids used hO'
ona,,. 81 oil. or ~ more than IN"
other truck. adding 10 ths c,'"' VI
the pnsumailca the sum ot ,en. ~
The company's books nho" ua'
ths driysr OF the truck on pneu
,rs,lc. saved his employer sloloo w
~sses In traversinG 20 per cent mu.e
ground than the other truck IN Inv
same period. ,.,,,, {,
csnt was charged off Tor every nv,
,,n nm the pneumatic ures. ann .
,.n,s ner mile on the other' snow
Inc a margin OF tN for the phe"'
matics. ..,~.s that
the 0oodyear pneumatic o".n no nao
nm ,hs rear wheels, COSTING tsuv,y'v,
n.iS Tor themselves and S'e''sa p"
profit OF S2st.6i,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
WALKER MOTOR co. TO
DISTRIBUTE CHAN0leRS

The Markham Motor company,
state distributors for Chandler auto
mobiles announce tho appointment
81 the Walker Motor company as eN-
elusive chandler agents for Tulsa
aud tho immediate vicinity Tho
walker Motor company n located IN
the new building recently erected
~ Eighth and South Main by 9. =.
cole This property In .sc"llently
lor .,ted Tor an automobile tsil'~room
and N equipped With up.to-dats
Arrangements for handling cars anl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

with driving chains In ths last
cent grade
After the car reached the top, II
was blocked In position and re-
malned ON the mountain all nighI
ana part OF the next day. In full
view OF any one In Helena who
looked toward the mountain top
Then II waa driven back TO Helena.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

SACRAMENTO, cal, Jan. II A
Joint resolution urging tho purchase
~ Lower Canifornia. tho Coronado
islands ana portions OF the state OF
sonora, Mexico. contiguous To the
Colorado river. was introduced In the
California legislature today The res.
olution requesting congress 10 urge
tho president To initiate negotiations
with Mexico.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

giving serylce to Chandler owners.
Tho Walker Motor company VIII
handle Chambers erclusi' Ely an"
will therefore devote all their une
and energy 20 satisfying present ana
ptosp.ctivc owners II is their IN j.
i.ntinn to carry omplete Inc "'
chandler parts. and to MAINTAIN a
fullv equipped shnp with c"n'p,''h'
me. hhnics who have specialized on
Chandler ears.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
chile Wants IIun Shin

RuENos AIRES. Jan =. In ths
event OF the allies selling ~ auc-
ton German ships which arr In
termed In neutral ports tho Chilear
government will do ~ untmo~t tc
obtain possession ~ those which
we're interncd In the Territorial
waters of that country, accordin,
20 reports from Santiago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

In India wood. metal ana ivory
carvers begin To learn their trade at
,he age NJ three year and become
skilled workers by the time they are
~. c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

An English chemist clalms 10 have
developed u mallenhlc aluminium nj.
ioy with the strength ~ steel hu,
only one third Of the weight of brass