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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
SHARES UNSETTLED
IN LARGER TRADING
.,,,ss Arc OF larger Volume. Hut
Trnd ~ irio- IL Downward
NJ Br,cf sc~sion.

NEW YORK. Jan is--l necttle-
-, ,iended the fairly large deal.
, I9 stocks during today q ahht'r
..t ssu,iun. professional traders
'.',,lng their attacks nghinr' the
-, Uisrcptihle issues touHpluus
,,l,ug the latter were oils McN.
., ,,frolrnm losing 90 points and
nS.,, o - Motors. tohurroH,
''....,i,r, ana the steel group also
nr.I,i | 10 points,
''s.'..pr W United states steel was
a.. outstanding feature ~ the tinhi
,or, blocks ~ 1000 TO b,bOO shares
,,.ru hands at 90. the lowest
s.Uii'pua since the tlsning ot IN"
s-,.ts,I.p and within J y points " ~
minimum ~ l'lN
sh pp.uEs and copp"rH also f"ll
h,,t AN average of point, bat dis
,unng shares reversed their recent
course. showing moderate strength.
s,Ies continued " $4,000 shares
mo weekly statements OF metcan-
III. agencies reported activity IN re-
,,n nuoo and more whOlcrumc con-
dii.ona at jobbcrs distributing
The bank statement threw liitl"
p,ht un recent cash transfers, actual
lnana showing only modcrht" eNptn-
son' with An Increase OF $4,000, 600
IN excess reserves
uoud. eascd slightly NJ tho end,
int,rnniionnl displaying irrcrulnr.N.
ui United states coupon aud rcE
isi,r,l IS lost y per cent ON ctil
during tho week. the registered IS
declining I y per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Negro RObs Chicago
Western Passengers
Near LedpenWOrfh h

lEtvENwORTW. Kan. Jan. ~,
pn,-~ngrru on Ci,icaxo and Gr,~t
Western train No. . were held up
and robbci ny n noxro who bo~ryi-
cd the train nj Kansas CITY Nan.
late tonight.
How much booty the rob,sr oh.
tanned has no, tsrn dcicrmincsi.
Upon the arrival ~ the train In
the outskirts of Ira,cnworth the
robbcr fo~ccd tho conductor to halt
the train and escaped In the dark
meas.
According Ia pas-~nxcru, the
robirr waited until tho train WAS
about five mile. south ~ Ira,-
cnowvrh. suddenly bc nro-c In the
si@lc, pointing u pistol and com-
mnnsicd the passengers to hold up
thcir hands. Going from one "a
anoti,cr. he relieved those In tho
c'@rh ~ their money and ,niu-
ablc~, said to have amounted TO
several hundred doliHrr.
Conductor Mot tlurv probably
OWES his iifc to n dcfctivc cart
ridge ln the n-xro's pistol. When
commanded Ia open tho door. the
conductor bc~iiaicd for u second
and tho negro pulicd the trigger
hut the weapon failed Ia fire.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
SONS WIN
UNDYING GLORY

No other nation has spiilsd its
blood more freely that democracy
might live than has France. Her
sons have sacrificed moro Of blood
and OF treasure than those of any
other nation. The world owes france
= debt OF gratitude not only for thia.
but for perfect remedy for stomsch.
liver and intestinal disorders which,
u 10 said. has saved Thousands OF
lives the world over; The inGredi-
snts are imported and piaosd on sale
IN America under the hams of Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy BY osorgs ".
Msyr, for ysars q leading Chicago
chemist II 10 . simple. harmlsss
preparation that removes the catsr-
rhal niucus from the Intestinal tract
and aliays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and Intestinal ailments. ipcluding
appendicitis. one dose will ooavtncs
or money refunded.
Sold by Quaker ana Puritan drug
stores and druggists svsrywhevs. -
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
CLAIMS TO BE DETECTIVE;
LACKS PAPERS; IS ARRESTED

Claiming that be had hccn "a mem
her ~ the secret service department
VI the federal government for the
past ~ years but refusing To show
any credentials to that effect, j, &.
Nundetgeld was arrested 10y Fred NJ.
Tate and United states Marshal !, j.
Moran yesterday for impcrSonating
government officer.
Nhndergcld went To the marshal y
office Friday and told Moran that he
vas secret service agent ana that
ne was here after the counterfeit
artist who IL eaid 90 have been rails
.ng 81 notes when Moran qucs
toned him about HIS authority, he
said that he was working under Tate
at Kansas city. but that he never
carried any credentials m they
hindcrcd him IN his work Marshal
Moran wired tate ana he came from
Kansas city Saturday morning He
had never heard Of the old man, and
the arrest followed.
when arraigned before Commis-
slonrr ! " wilkins yesterday after
noon Nnndergeld said that he had
two other men with him by the name
OF Jack and jill who had already ar
rested the two men raising the dol
lar bills and that they had been car
r ed 10 tho federal peni,entlary NJ
IcRvcnworth he said the bank note
artists were DagO Joe and Spanish
Mike
lie was held on n ~ 900 bond.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
TRANSFER MAN HAS
WONDERFUL APPETITE

Henry poiier. tho we'll known bag.
wnHs and transfer man can cat any
thing Although he had suffered for
"a number OF years With indigestion
and stomach troubles, he says he no
longer fears TO eat anything ne
wants After trying numerous RENE.
dies hs hit upon tho Orantcns Treat.
ment u few days ago ana the change
that came over me was WONDERFUL
Nothing I eat hurts me. ana ! am
brimfui OF new life and energy. NY
constipation and nervousness hes ieft
me and can work hard all day and
sleep like n log at night ] am moro
grateful than ! can express for the
quick relief the OrGstons Treatment
has given me"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

press ~ pn,ing business has also had
a tendency to delay the advertising
for bids.
ARTlliR 4 GAMMAN of tho
Foreign Legion viii speak on in
tcrna,ionai frirnshipH ana ~ his es-
pcricnccs IN France ~ the Y NJ 4.
A. forum today Music for tho aft
crnoon will hc furnished by Mr.
Campbell and the social hour viii he
held ~ usual from 4 To Z y M,
Everyone IS invited To attend this
meeting.
MARY BEASlEN waw granted her
liberty on a writ of habeG corpus
issued by District Judge owen yes
tcrday She complained In her pc
tition that she was illegally re-
strained ~ her liberty hy Charles
Allen, chief ~ police ~ the city of
Tulsa and that Ia. reason for such
illegal restraint according to her best
Information was the fact that she
had been arrested and tried 0n u
charge ~ petit larceny In the city
court nnd fined. which fine she had
not paid The petitioner set up that
she could not be- held under such y
charge under the state OF facts
shown al the trial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
The Eastisst Way
To End Dandvuff

There is one sur, way that never
fails TO remove dsndruff .compleesiy
and that y to dissolve u. This As-
stroys II snt.rsiy. To DO this. just
get about four ounces ef plaiH. erdi-
nary liquid arvon. apply u ~ night
whom retiring; use enough 70 moos-
ten the scalp ana rub n In gently
with the finger tips.
BY morn.ng, mOst u not all. Of
your daAdruM will BE- gene. and
three or four more appiicat tioas will
com plstsly dissolve ana entirely As-
stroy every single Sign and trace Of
II. no matter how much daudrph
you may have.
You viii find. too. that all itohtns
and disGinG of the scalp VIII step
instantly. and Your hair VII b fiuf.
~. iustrous. glossy, silky ana soft.
and look and feel . hundred times
better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store II ID inexpensive. and
four ounces 10 all you need. This
simple remedy has never bssn
known 10 fa.i.---Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
City Briefs

!. l.. LYONs. former secretary of
state, In In Tulsa. looking around
n = GIlMERT ana wife left last
night Tor New york. where they will
spend some time on IA vacation
y
REGULAR board meeting ~ tho
v NJ &. A. VIII ho held Tuesday
morning ut 10 o'clock
At THE regular meeting ~ the
WumhnH ncnefit association of
Mac,nb"cs Tuesday. IN. first aud
second degrees viii bc conferred.
=
REV ALBERT MASSEY. pastor Of
tn" First Evangelical Lutheran
church. viii return from an eastern
trip this morning In time to occhpy
his pulpit
RALPH WEATHER. iO-year- old
son of MIR and Mrs = H. Ncath..
II South Hunls. was reported very
~ at a local hospital last night fol.
lowing an operation for appendicitis
MRS G.. W. WCERTS aud sam
RcnbcrR ~ the Reuhcrg store left
yesterday for the New YORK markets
wherc they go 10 purchase spring
stock.
THE LADIES of the Grand Army
NJ the Republic viii hold a public
installation ~ officers ut O'Clock
Tuesday. January ~ AT Moose hall.
Families Of the members are invited.
u
BUILDING PERMITS granted yes.
terday were NJ follows A g Davis
residence. 1919 Nor,h cheyenne.
5000. John nyrnc. garage. 1879
South Quincy. 800,
BETTY JANE tmonth- old
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs W A
CLARK. Cosdcn addition, who died
last "Wednesday OF acute pnru-
monia. was buried yesterday In the
Holy Family cemetery.
LIEUT. EDWARD u. Rogers OF
the aviation school san Diego. cal.
who has been spending the week
with his brother Remington Rogers,
has returned 10 New York TO settle
up his business affairs and will re-
turn to Tulsa whor. he will locate.
=
TULSA AND Sand Spring orders
Of the Royal Neighbors OF America
will hold Joint adoption Tuesday
evening at Il, Of l.. hall. Mrs.
Florence Harris. state supervisor,
will he In attendance. supper viii
be served preceding the ceremonies
=
THE DIFFICULTY ~ getting the
correct cost ~ public improvements
has delayed Citf Engineer Wys- In
preparing specifications and estl.
mates Tor the proposed widening of
Boulder and lioston avenues The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Traffic Con0esfion
Result Of Ignorance
Of Lar. Says Officer

Ncchuse automobile drivers 10
not know the traffic rules ~ the
'liN vougrHllonE result almost
every hour IN the day on the down.
town streets. says Srrr Nick
Ncmekel OF the trAffic depart
ment. -
On tho streets where there ar.
safety zones, ears 10 not have to
stop hecnus" street ear In s,aHd.
ing They pas. on. and pedestrians
must keep inside tho safety Non-n
An appropriation has been made
Tor paint tn mark tho safety zones
and parking limits white paint
viii he used inHl,ad ~ yellow
Enforcement of tho parking
rules viii hr more strict when tho
new lines are PIT down. The work
viii probably h. done nest week
by members ~ III. department
There are no safety ZONES 81.
crpt on Main, Second. Third aud
Fourth streets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Fans Claim Upheld
By Supreme Court

OILY MrIA. wash Jan ~ Tho
state Supreme court today ruled that
Edward 4 hawaiian was risht In be-
ll"Nlng hc was reasonably safe from
personal injury when he bought u
grand stand seat to witness base.
hnll game at tho Seattle hall park
last summer. ana affirmed the Au.
p'rlor COURTS verdict granting knvn.
nan 5000 damages for Injuries -us.
lnlnri hy bcing hii ON the head by a
fuul hnll The seattle cmh. - T..
nugdnle, owner, ma. pay the award,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Release of TuO Outficid
Stars Sought By Griffin

ClHrk Griffith has begun cam
pnlgu 10 have Snm Nice ana Mike
NenoHkN rclcns'd FROM the army
Roth ~ these star Washington out
n.ldrtn nr" IN tho HrT,icc hhruad.
aud nov that the Job ~ whipping
the Huns H competed both mr."
anxious tn sct back tn the United
states, to be- ready to tahe up their
work with tho Nationals when tho
club goes south to prepare Tor the
coming American league campaign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
LONG TOUR PLANNED FOR
LEONARD NOW HE'S FREE

pennv INona,d lI,,,w.iv,, e,.,
MON 1. g.,,irg ,s.dv -
svinrlnu tou, ,hrou,ho,, ,,. I,,,,. "a
states Tn. ,o,,r Nil n,,i,,,, 80,
sls, of svln,in, a, ,r.,n. ana s,. ,,,
tho physlnsnon,v NJ amhi,,n,,. go. -"
p.rs n.ni,,nin.s n,inrin,,I 49,
la san Fr,nri.co "a h.re hs aIit .nt
pas. In two fn,,y',ound hn,,is.
out ON m. coast "sunny I'm"
roff,nth viii s,ny. IA. ,.s,t,i,t,..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

kNN'NS tIIN laU y tAsh vIe,i
unbalanced No 1 hard o. 90 No. ?. DO
t!1l
noru 4 nohsugsd 70 louer No @ mi,cd
~ ga a.. NJ White. llltmi a.
No yellow ~ l7ml 80
bAis STEADY tu h4rhpf. No @ white.
~ = mi-r. No . mt,d. 1pmlpIst
kt. 81 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

Rsssv s~(Ssxss
fres wssh Lahss
- 0srysas af
tit.,.. vl,h
,".""
~n' .s.ala read s,.
,.u.,t..l. hl.
soft OF arus
sIst, afflicted
.,,h T.hs,,.,e
sls 49, ...srl
m.n,sa ,.Hw
.V",...ltn."-,
r..A tohssi,h
win Ms s,msI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
To TRY for Air Ilc,nr,l

FONT WORTH. TcNas, Jan. ~ .-
An effort 10 fly IN IS hours from
For, worth 10 san Diego cal. back
TO Fort worth ana thence 10 Jack
sonvllle. Tlh ana finally back 10
Fort worth will be made hy Major
T. q NpcAulcy. commander ~ Tai.
Iafrrro fold. starting SUNDAY AZ day-
break IIc made a round triQ 10 tn"
Pacific coast Elk weeks ago In four
DAYS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Clearing House Condition

WV Nultk ian ~ lhr actual cou.
diuou ~ oesriur housr hants and trust
,ompsnlos Tor tho week tho~s that tho,
hold fhtt'N. $50 reserve iu t,,css - l'rn'
requirements This s an Increase of
ts.u-7gsO from l.st week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
New yorl Money MArs,,

NfW YORK, Jan. tr Mercantile papct
so y startling 80 day bills. it1t com
mstrial tu day bills on banks iI.A CON.
metc.A tOdhy bills. i52L demand
as ilit. cables. tiGnlO
uuildefs Demand. a3is cables l2h
Mexican doliau 77t
Ho'ernmeht bonds and railroad bos.is
steady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Makes FOrdS
Starts Easy
New Device Does Away With
Bother Of Spinning Motor
Over and Over in
Cold Weather

A now Gas Generator. which heats
the manifold NIporiy's the gas and
makes instant ignition possible has
been invented by m" Hear Mfg Co,
f32 hear Bidg Rock Island ~ This
simple aud Inexpensive device does
away with hot water mtk'sh.f's, etc.
aud gives YOU Is ready to start mo
tor In the coldeS, weather II also
saves 10 cents a gallon uu gIsUlin"
because with 10 Nuu can use tl"
cheapest gasoline tN winter II you
want tu try IA. great trluh" and
money saver send them 81 20 and
they Will send sou on" of these re-
mai kable devices postpaid under a
guarantee ~ satisfaction or money
back write them today Dealers
wanted Adv
MILK ~ WlSTER
why do your cuwscglNe less MIX
In winter than they - in summer
Just because nature does not suppl,
them with grasses and grsou food
put We have come to the stance
OF Dame nature Win u \ Thomas
stock Remedy which contains th'
very ingredients mat the green ieec
supplies n season. only ~ course
I'm more highly concentrate tpru
We guarantee uuht This remedy
make your cows give NOR" milk a.
better milk. with the same teed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Chicago Provision.

VITTI NNO- IaT y UIITrT osrf
ofeamofN a-tlnir. erss hsh,t receipts.
ESQ g.ses frts 5-c. o.diu.u ntst..
a,4 ~ Soc. al marx. casrs Included. .5b
d'7,
lo'stors R"rrpts t2 c,p unchanged
ioultp Ah,c unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
New orl,.n, Cotton N,r,,,
Chicsso Live s,ock

''N"o Jan is-tiors R~csir',
49,. luieh.r, sif6oG b.ht
"A. % " Iha. paeting siGGOaiTbS.
",' pir, o., OOa IS 90
ue lleoeip,s 600 compared With
s, go, steady 70 loser, Except ,tocl
sAe-p -R.csp,s 1 600 sams.,.s ,tth
YEA A<o, I,esdy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

We do not guarantee used cars
nut YOU can rely on all that We toll
you WIN reference 10 any used ear
putchhScd from Us ". handle
nothing hut high grade automobiles
ana az III" present time have several
slightly used hlgh grade cars at re.
duced prices which We must sell be.
tween now and February l. These
cars will all bn on display At our
used car show 10 be held at the Fed
eral Motor company salesrOom the
week Of January 20 Ia 10 and We
feel that YOU will be- doing yourself
AN injustice II you fail io make W. a
vlsl, aud examine some ~ the values
We Will have on display ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

WASIIfNGTON. Jan. is--The
Russian embassy received word to
day from Archangei that the politl-
cal situation In tho northern regions
was developing very favorahly. al
though the economic conditions
were difficult =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Injunction As~inr, Rw,c~on Itaso,

tIIICAUO, Jan, TT. > FedefaT
judge Anderson today granted =
temporary injunction restraining tho
Independent Telephone company OF
Indiana from putting into effect the
nav telcphons rates fixed by Post
master 0enoral Burieson TO 60 into
effect Monday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
COWBOYS AND GIRLS
WOULD GO TO FRANCE
thcrr \wniting Thcir
itcturn

William = lnrkiu ot the kurhts
of Columbus timts that h, vNy =
hll startled when IN his office .. q
tut,nttu ~ lurt MurEpu Culp WHO
Is EuIug uNcry'ts ts kmph,s ~
columbus sr,'"tAtN asked p,tmi.
sinn iu finance the S,udlug To-
lhurc ut bn ,pNboNr 90 Indiana.
seven .'uWgirls' mime indian Wumr
tu. u t"N pnbuusrs and more than a
huudi'i hu's'a nome uf Witch VIII
submit iu saddle II 10 can n, avoided
Ihh aggregation uf men women und
hut""s n part uf 10 hip outdoor show
Mhi'h "utvtiuIus millions ut prtsuus
tu'h year ~ the ftr Western aud
southwestern states nud Nj cor
tnihn.s Idea 10 30 take II t,tuss s,tn
To entertain Hrrshlug's expedition
hiN force Whlln ~ Be- tW liiluv drWu.
mutation aud keeping un eve ON the
GrtWbnn Nj Cor,utAu thinks tho
show ought 90 b, kent u,rt there al
least three months
'l'ut' eMr lprknn mid .,nur
nhn To entertain our soldiers
hni sailors, through tho knights ~
columbus VIII rruuiro u lot of
money Where do YOU expect tn
got II %"
~ VIII require only about $50 .
"Nn. responded tutrnrnu. 'tut the
rUiN"nH ~ WN state Colorado Nvu.
ming hni Sew MrNlco want in con
iilhuic this fund ns their bit toward
entertaining our fighters nhrand An
"" ash is that the knights ~ Ga.
lumhus let NJ de- this The proulc
nt IN" three states mcntionrd htv.
learned all about the wonderful var
rollef work ~ the knights of 60
lumhur aud Tor that reason. We ~
l''i"l ~ hH tho medium through
whlrh to entertain perahing's men
" VII not cost the h of g "A
penny ana not ~ penny viii he ne.
'"pt"d from our soldiers abroad We
VIII give 10 performances abroad
" necessary Hnd pay our own "a.
pcnreH from tho dnv We IeaV, the
west until the day We return to IN,
west
'lf the knights ~ Columbus want
uH 10 give n Sctios ~ performances
IN or near Tho hig cities of France
ana chafR" admission. tho entire
gross proceeds to Ro To any charity
the knights may select. W. viii ho
glad TO dn IT, There " No string
to this offer, Wa people OF Colo.
RAD @. Wyoming and New Mexico are
anxious 10 show our appreciation Of
the American soldier aud selected
this method of doing II"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
For, worth Lave s,oes

WORT Mthl III Ia O. iaHI, hr
'cig'' inI stead, trtNs.. = .uaI ...n.
Hogs R'rrip's. LOCO. unchanged
heasN ~ Don mi19f
Sh""p lto'r,pt,. uans. lamb, o.. uw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

w. 'ioAd,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

THE DIFFICULTY ~ getting the
correct cost ~ public improvements
has delayed Cits Engineer Wys- In
preparing specifications and estl.
mates Tor the proposed widening ~
BOULDER and Iiuston avenues The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

TULSA AND Sand Spring orders
of the Royal Neighbors OF America
will hold Joint adoption Tuesday
evening at Is Of \. hall. Mrs
Florence Harris. state supervisor
will he In attendance supper will
be served preceding the ceremonies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs W. A
clark. Cosdcn addition, who died
last "Wednesday OF acute pneu-
monia. was buried yesterday In the
Holy Family cemetery
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-24
France auila..a Lona Canal.

notwithstanding tl H.r. 'hc largest
un"aI IS a! msri !, @.i naler
course y CONSTRUCTION u raure it,
object haH- ~ Civ M3r-n.3l'- cnunec-
t.ai. eirh rari, ana 'les interior " the
coUrt IL general hi rail and @n
ter The cnh Wll provide ample
waterway for htrke> rh" cuiire prof
oct Involves the hnIdn. Of new
harbar and the cutting II n ship canal.
actually tunnelrd through solid rock
FOR five long miles, Joining the old har-
Dor and the Mediterranean to the
River Khone The Rhone's upper
stretches are placid and already are
used extensively for barge navigation.
hut near Marseillcs the stream Is far
tlo turbulent fur commerce.. A range
Of hills had prevented the consiruc-
ton OF canal In days gone hy. Now.
with France energizci by the war
mi with tie necessity for thr cannl
emphasized thereby the tunnel Is be
la, raf ana the canal wll soon be
oienel lhe wura was begun III 1911
y aal has haau continued through
t' war. ~ This canal and links al
ree!s available bar2e~ ram b. sent
from It'll Mediterranean u tlr English
channel
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-24

The Em, IL Hou,p-Hr (Wrin.- >pc.
cal correspondent Of Manchester
Gnnrdiaul /, d Iovc!s scene BESIDES
Catrl state, soldiers riding and
lrouel soldiers walking and members,
s. III" Po...h legion with their square.
tap;y CAPS, on SECS there numbers u
children French children, of course.
tut iaorr than half Of them had Eng
A>A nurse aud were speaking Eng.
g,h 70 them It i, very noticeable.
tbi, fashion for Enslish.traincd
nurses. The children's clothes are
modelled much more on the lines OF
English chadren's clothcs-bright-c col.
orrd cloth coats and little beaver hats.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-24
Add Risors of War.

Van Joans-l understand your
daughter received military training.
DeSmythe-lndeed. she did. There
were two lleuiennnts. captain. ser
, and private calling on her pretty
entity.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-24
Fear Radlum Shortage.

A shortage Of rudium was recently
forecast by llr Blanchard II. Moore Of
the United States bureau Of mines 1T
Is difficult 10 estimate the amount OF
radium IN existence AT present" said
Doctor Moore six = n"s ago the en-.
gurcr, Of the burc: ines eSti.
mated that AZ the q C. Of pro,
ducil1u the deposit .ast. com.
mereial,y. ~ or ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
Soldier Rides
On Bumper"
OfAir-bIane
Private ALVIN Breeland Is
"Fiomesick for East
Texas.

Pvt. Alvin Hreeland, OF Ennis, Tex,
a recruit in the I1th aero squadron. Is
the worlds first aairniane stownyvny.s
ne won the unusual dIstInetiou FRI
day morning by haHarding q - mile
flight on the landing carriage Of the
plane piIoted by Lieut. Col r. $.
Hart. who stopped at the Fort Bliss
airdroue Thursday on his stround the
rims flight. Pvt. Breeland seereted
himself beneath the huge landing car
riare Of the gigantic Martin bombing
plane and. when Lieut.. Col. HartE took
the air, the young nirmun went along,
riding the humuers.r
Pvt. Breelnnd was discovered by
men Of the mir service stnntinE at
the Fort Bliss airdrome. and a second
nirplane Immediately took the air 10
inform Col. Hnrtz Of the estovaVuy-f-
Col. Hartz landed nj Clint and Bree-
land was placed In another machine
and returned TO Fort Bliss
when asked his reasons for at
feniu4inr the bold uiEkf. he said that
he was sshonlesiek for east Texas and
was trying 20 afbeat hts Frayn to Dali
ms.
PVT. Breelund 81 a recruit. He en-
listed only few weeks aEo and was
sent 50 the I1th nero squadron. On
duty here, Il was announced that
charges would perhaps be preferred
nrainst Breeland, but officers seemed
to think that the youths over zeal
for an aerial ride would NOT be Sc
vereIv punished. Just what the
charges VIII be no one could say.