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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

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vs. lIIINM INlfl lEN ana Elmer
Mcid0r we're brought 10 Tulsa ycs-
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we're arrested m 'ollln7Nulr MONDAY
In p"'F'Hsion NJ "a Ford car which
ls aeqrrln"d ~ the property or ), y.
NA.AWS'n.
arrui SAYS many Tulsa county boys
lrr seeking tree .p.gr offered hy %
oklahoma livestock development e..
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urs COWS on an agreement fo return
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

LONDON. July Anti -bolshevik
forces are advancing against kursk
ESQ miles south Of Moscow. and No-
r0nolh hoping tU find way 90 Mos
COW. according 90 a Russian wire
less message quoting the official boil
sheyik organ lZycstli
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02


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'IIHrFe Mont. ona using 600.
l0' gallon. uf waite. daily with l
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'nr consumption u.I.l.rI lI D 1000 .
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] UHfor fp r,iur. no d,lN rate Tho
. ,ut' was 500 per capita. mf no
tntu Eu per cent"
Kansas city s ,HralirrIrr roInr
. 1870 mu,s into the NIaruua llarks
. fHr supply OF Vif,r ,,,,fIy sIuI.tr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
Fund for Oil Experiment
Reduced in Sundry Bin
worlds Wtshiugton nureau
Post Building

WASHlNGTON. mly AS tho
sundy civil bin finally passed Co.
day % carried tl25.OOq. Instead OF
$4,000 sought for experiments fu
prevent waAte In oil fields However.
Congressman Howard was certain
tonight that the bureau NJ mines
would have enough To carry ON some
valuable work In tho oklahoma
fields
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
SPAV IS QUICKER
THAN SHELL CREEK
Construction Would Bc Completed
Spuncr There InAn IaEr Can
Build Dam
YEAR AND HALF FOR WORK


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dam. MIR. Prosscy declared Tuesday
The work ON tho conduit the most
expensive lfcm of tho pruiogt ana 60
the IaymAn apparently tho feature
that viii take tho most time. will
not require az much time aa tho
dam. ~ construction work can bee
under way AT eight points simultnn.
eously. working In bofh dir,puors
Whatever obierttgn auynp, might
have To tho time ruquirrd Tor the
Rpavinaw project Mr. Prcsscy said
IL could be Installed An snurh I...
time than project lt sh,ll rr,rl
provided Page goes ahead with bIa
purported pihns
The Shell creek dam IL 1 400 fect
long and as feet blrh. ana In pInces
excavations must be made a. drsr
as 30 feet 10 get A foundation solid
enough To stand tho w.lrbt az the
dam struc,ur,
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will reouire thc f,,sato., In. t,r ,,.,'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
NO WORMS
I'm a Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an un-
healthy color, which indicates poor blood and as a
rule there is more or less stomach disturbance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

THE HEAVY WIND and rain
storm OF June did nof greatly dam
are the wheat ami oats crop ~ this
county. according io John MAon"
county farm ien.'sfratur The
wheat I'm thE county has an been
cur and tho oar crop I- now recciy-
lnr attention of The haryestcrs. Ma
lone says
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

'McAlorier with b population of
$4,000 ls Nruring ON a reserve rsser.
Nolr with a drainage area ~ 40
square Wllos being adequate until
mo Town grows into city the ar,
~ TULSA She'll creek with only gs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

OF am familiar with me sp,vinAV
territory and made several trips ~
inspection over the Spavinaw cou0
Try I'm 1907. tho dricsi year in okla
hnma's history There was enough
water flowing I'm ih0 epayinsw then
for a city ~ $50 .O6N Population
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

Kansas city last year cleared
$500 GOO over ire operating costs of
the water plant"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

The estimates ~ cOe' are very
liberal and Dr. ia mv opinion mar
mo spavInoV project can hr com
rleted a. a coat less than me ssfl.
mate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

During the war 1OO. .0oo men ga
nothing but look after tho water for
me mon IN tho trenches Pure water
was essential to maintain the health
Uf the army -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

.ru..ts NOT alone 100 undertaking
4, solution uf tho water problem a.
.rtat 800 towns In 10 state aJr con
,Id.ruE now vh'rrw0rka plans or
additions tu their present Uln'H
{ uurirru projects under OHuaid'rt.
iiUu Boo the state today total on cost
moro rhnn 10000 5000"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
Sm Iudcn Oes S0ifii6cs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 0urd) Saifilhe
fonfmen ielteii sur @cohndtlllg oes
ar5tcS, neil Oicir Meercardlbcr lire
9lrbcit g~ep6bnlid 10 griin0lid tim,
oaB bon Der riimiol gciaBtcn 9eute
nidts iibrig 6leibt. 9a5 erflGrt ii6
lhon our6 Die 6orm scr @aiiiid-
sGbne. Die oltSgrjeihnct 5lln 6eItbal'
ten zines gepndtrn @egcnitan0cS &c.
eiqnct Itno. Gin ameritaniidcr Wti-
litdror5t Bot ic0eh III ocu Ebilippi'
men orei Sale non Snitiid6ilien I'M
fer oie S1noe bcfOmmen. Ter cine
oauon ~Iiefert cin einoriiflides Bel.
Ipicl fir Die GatioAe, bob Elm Meni1
cine furd)tbare 8erlesung ertragen
fam, cbne nicl S1mer5 3u empfin.
oen uno oGlc Yerlult Der 6dbigfeit
al frdftigem @ioeritnno. Gin
Sdiifsiungc fiiblte iid beim Baden
ploBlid) beftia BON urten Der 9epadt;
obnc eincn @eariff BON leiner Gage
81 BADEN, mar iein critics. 8eitreberb
WioarItanO 5lt lcilten uro OH Die
8oiieroberflade 5u 9elangen. Or
fiib!te baum ein entiesIiAes 4naden
in icinem litfcn Gnie. aber oafte,
5mcifetlos iniolge Der @rregung, gar.
llidt an eiiiti Sdmer5 ODER iiber-
bonpt an cine &%crlesung. gtn6 Die.
ient Mugenblid fiblte CT lih uner.
martct erleidtcrt uno idpantm nit
auer ibm iibri91c6lie6enet 4roft gu
Dem etua 40 SUB entfernten Boot.
0ier crit bemcrftc er, bob ietn linz
fes 8ein fort mar, 0ennod belt er
lid uneri6roden on Dem 2oroe oes
9ooteS felt. bis er bineinge5ogen
mar. Scine &umcraOen bemilbten
lid nun, ourd 3uiommenprel1en Der
qroBeu gallagher 6as 8lut gu IT'LL
len. @S muroc Gin rober 8erbono
0emdd)t, ltflo Md oerboItnismdBtg
furSer 3eit forntc aalf Oem 5tpei See
meilcn entfrntcn 5hiff Die @mputa'
ton uorgenommen tperoen, Die CUR
MISUNDERSTANDING oes Rdttet1ter
fii6rte. Ginem onoeren Wanne MUIR
Sc mdbreno scr ltnteriu6ung zines
GiIdnetes Elm Stiid bonn SUB ourd]
eincn Soififd a6ge6ilien. SIN britt
ten Gole erbielt>jemono tpabrenS- oes
gawimmens fo9or einen 8iB ing
@eIidt, 70 oaB ole Naie nur nod
an einem fleiuen Sautitiid bing nno
aboriidc ser @uifiib8dbne auI Der
aansen red)teu @pnge effennbor pa.
rem. grob oieicr 8erleBqpgen foltn.
ten oie 8etrOfiellen ii6er pom Slid
Iagen.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
gerbisnter epOtt.

Sober fennt Ole. Gortc 2eute, Die
ben @eoonfen nidt lostuerOen ton.
nen, Dab niemonO cine Code, uno
mare es Die einfadite bon Der Nclt,
rihtig ousfiibren tonnte, lpenn Iie
Die 4usfiibruug niht ielbit iiber-
moden.
Sin folder Meni6 fubr nod
i9lmerifo, nohoem er beri6ieoene
ibm g~eb0renoe Go6en, II. a. oudl
einen poposei, osn sr ie6r germ batte,
ieineft 9ruoer in 9bbut gegcben.
@1breno DER lleberfabrt oodte ct
Itcts on oaS Sier, uno foum bate
CT omeritnnii6en @ooen betreten,
oIs er aud i6ou on ieiaen 9ruoer
fnbelte:
.Siittere ia ocn Bapagei."
Ser gruoer fobelte ioiort 5uriid:
oSobe i'm gefiittert, ober er lit
pieoer bungrig. Bas nun tun?"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

nngenone @usfnnft.
Der Seiratsluitige: 09rei ueridie-
oerfe &oIlcgen babe id Inn ibre
Meinung iiber Die gbe gefrogt, aber
i'd bin 10 flug tuie porber. Ser
erite iaot: i'd bin erlt Elm babies
Sobr oerbeiratet, oa fam man nod
fem nrteil abgeben; Der 5weite:
mcine Jrau taugt nidt bel, aber iie
lit uieaeidt cine Ausnabme; Der
brittle: man getpobnt ii9 an aaesi@
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
Ser SdwGter,
~,

@ottfrieo Seller iaB zines abenos
nit 8odIin an leinem StammtildI
in Der nIpielfanliner".
DerMnler botte ieinen Sobn nit
eenonlmen. Gciner Der @lten lagtc
elm @ort, uno 10 irwieg oltr.- oer
lunge 8odiin..
Gin Sdoppdcn nod benz aroern
nuroe geleert, ohne oaB etlpas 'ge'
reject moroen ndre.
Gls Geler. iif einmol fhueu5ta
ftel i'm ieiH Inldentub beim Gin
iteden auf Den 9ooen, obne oaB .er
es benlcrffe. a
Ser So6n oes MaIers beeilte iiydl
eS auf3ubeben un0 Dem Gi4ter: ntli
Den @ortcn 5lls iiber0ebe1: +;
30. Serr Seller, lid SIR. Eagi
tueh!"
@eiter murOc an oieiem 9[benn
nidts mebr geiprohen.
Muf Dem &eilnueg 4tabm Sells
ben Sreuno bciieite uno iayte leiir
81 linn, oomit es iein Sobn midi
boren %iolte:
.G1 90 brud)idl ali minnie mil
a'n1h! Cd 0orhor reot nter S'oiell"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

Der YantoffeIbelo.
Didter: ogs lit rein gum 8er8pei-
felnI SD min oens Seloen mcines
neuen Romatls oprd Die GugeI en-
ben lalien, meine Sdmicgermutter
lit gotl5 fir encrgiides Neiterleben,
wabrenO meme Jrau i'm intereiiant
Derun9liiden loIRn min i'm See
.booe 8, niebt nal mebr feline
&omanbeloen 'fnftA man obne Sous
trafebI Iterbe1 .laIienl"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
Ter ltnterlGsD.

Sci elmer 6citlidtetf tuar Sbien
elm nenig infant an ben 9ifter
Martin @reif 9craten.
8rosoent an Dem a6eno tii6ttg
gebedert tuuroe. oereaB Der norot'
ide 8id)ters ben fleinen 3nildentall
nidt.
Mls ct in ipdter Gtunoe nit 80!
q. Gonrao mad @auie ging, fam
er mieoer oarauf 5uriid. .4.
r@as polltc ociin 'eigentli6 Die
Ter Mortin @rcif?" fnlrrtc' ct. SD
ptrIte6e i'm uidlt. CT idrciRt 9ra=
men bon geutelt, bic ldttgif geitor-
ben Iilto, Itott tie in ibren @rabern
ruben 5G Iollen. Sect lit er an Den
6apriiden Siirlten, nadbcr fonllner
ma5rldeinlid1 Die Sobcn5otlern
bran. @as ocben i'm oenn Die
totem &6nige on2"
Gonrao meiite einlenfeno:
r9lber, Iieber Goftor; Sic baben
ood al6 ben r@atilina" geIdrie.
bent"
r0bo", ricf Sbien iiberrnidt,
r6os lit oenn bod etpas otoeres !
grltens mar Gatilina fem. &onig.
Ionoern elm Nnardiit. 3meitens
mar i'd .5n iener Belt, .ols i9 oas
fAriebs& ftin R%romatifer, %ionoern Elm
apotbefer. Sdreibt Mdrtin @reif
iiber 9nardiIrn? sit er iemaIs
Mpotbefer getueien2 Sea, alio!"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
Sod feb: Grompeterlun9en
grItatten flugs oen Suu9en
3urid nit 8Ihiu9tata.
Sin %ersIeid.

- II. -. .~ = .F fAAtyssf -~a ~
Sat1es "copper", Der &rieqsforre'
i%pettOeif, Der nit ben Soloaten bel
Gonti9fp 10 furdtlos borgegongeu
1T, baBt ni6ts 10 ie6r pie 9eriAte
erfunoener Weididten.
s8ei einem @iien in einem Barrier
&eItauront erfldrte nun zines Cages
einer oerienigen aorreiponoenten,
Die in oiefer 9initdt oas @egenteiI
&oppers biloen, ct babe ME cine
erfunoene @eididte gemeIoet.
ngta, George" Iagte 9opper. nob
sic ni6t ettpas Dem alten 81 8ea6.
an gleiden?"
Isl @eodom, per lit ooS2" frag-
te Der 10 Anaereoete 5uriid.
nSa, ner lit esq" .erflarte Sop
per. 81 Yeadaln fab nit ben an.
oeren i'm GnuflnaiinsIaoen Der Bill
lage uuo iagte oa:
nSa, ia, id bin lett eiilulloa6t5ig
Sabre oft uun fam mid nidt erin-
nerrL iemals in metuem 2eben ge-
logon gu baben."
Scr 2aoeninbaber Iadte fur5
auf.
vNatarlid, ei,~ fagte er, bet
Sbrem 4lter ertuartet ~niemuno, BOP
Sic itd nod niel erinnern."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
@as iuId,' 9Dftor Ieibet!

Gin Grat fam in ieinem 8agen
am @eboft zines Steinmesen bot.
iiber, uno oa er Den Meiiter 90 ar
beiten fab, REF er i'm an:
v@uten Ntorgcn, 9err SoneSl
@ieoer bel Der Mrbeit, mie? Sic
MAIDEN tpobl Die Steine big 5llm
Sum @eo1htnis an" fertig unb
balten tie ouf 8prrat unb tparten
oann ab, mer einen Stein ge'
braudt2"
n@ea, ia,~ eruioerte Der aIte
SteinmeB, nes lei oenn, i'd borte.
baB iemano franz lit uno Sic ibr
bebanoeln. Damn bleib' i'd eleif
oobei."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
gilOe eincu Sat.

8il0e einen 9os nit Selfait!
:, ginen @uiten bab' i'd, oas 1T
toni Sd bell fait Die gan5e Noftl
ginen Sub nit SOblcn5!
TIMER aoufmann beiBt Safob
2enS.
ginen Sat nit MaOriO!
Selma, tritt mid nidt imner auf
Oie 3iibnernugenl
Ginen Gab nit Gamnitatt!
Man fam ltatt Butter aud Mdr-
melaoe elien.
@inen Cat nit 9aniabnmS!
@eli. ian g a SnnS &aoi fur
TIT?
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

6csnciIeriG aid email iebu, mie mir
&ribmcB ~5clebrebte I'm id lin
idubr, ooB er 9roBe @u9e made
ipero, tueull CT iirbt, mie idl nit Ole
2ibbertie 9onos crnuS tonne. @r
nero oonn ousiinuc, oab iG fcin
Ecitmatt fin. momit id pcrblciwe
S6ne Sbrn licmer
pbiGipp Sauerampfer.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

81 IT'D mutter: Stun, Set
II. totna Du re4t ortig btlt, betomml.
Ii eillen pennp."
settle: nWiir tut es febr leib, 9rob
mama, aber i'd claude ni4t, bob i'd,
artig iein tann fir peniser als 5pe.
Gents, ni9t beutisen Sases, no bic
preiie 10 bod iinb."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

-5ieabertrifft IL n! .S9r
Dam beberriat 1ieben frembe Spras
ben. Dos lit obsr tpirtli9 'betpunbez
.sungsmirOig!"
SD beherride iebod nod me9r!4
rMieio benn, @ndbige2"
rMeinen Mann, iamt ieinen iieben
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
u8er iin6 oenn oie?"

l1nter Sreunoinnen.
.g0gor miiroe mid lieben aud obne
mein @elo - ODER 5tueifelit on BAR
on?"
D&einestpees aber beiroten
tpiir0e er bid obne Oies niAtl"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

Cine @eIobetrat. SUIT
ger @bemonn (auf ser Sod6eits-
reiie Dem S6offner ELM Erinfgelo
in oie Sano orldeno, leiie): DSor.
gen sic, oaB mir nidJt aIlcin bIei-
ben, SAaffnerl"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

SO einreifen0er Gum Dorf.
frugpirt): nSDre Godter lit oot
elm IiiBes Mdoel. Bon ibrer Sono
idmeden ieIblt SoI5dpfel iiiB ME
3uder."
@irt: rSa, rpenn id Die nidt
b1tteI Meinen sic, i9 f0nuite
Sbnen einen Sropfen 8ein abfau-
fen?"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
t. G

9ur9f9aut. @Onntugsz
reiter: sd TONNE f@on fpieoer 5ns
rid, bds Metter mar mir 81 f4le4t!"
pferoeDerleiher: n9te batten ibm
ems nit Der 4eitpeitl4e niiber3ieben
lolen, Dem aoder!"
90 ieib tbr 5rouen.
$50 lit oenn oeine Mntter2"
~Sie lit bor 5pei .Stunoen altf
flint Winuten our Nu6barin bilt-
iiber.~
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

nit blebmc, iueun
id beut Idbon Dio-
Der Dol ole GriB.
mes table oubn.
9lmmer Sic miIie
gut eenug, oaB eS
iest nido gibt,
mas mebr impor-
tend is. ols oas
idone 8cit. SD.
heu 1a q douS be.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

@Om srolIenOen Bier
baud. sMirb oon nir anbers
iibris bleib'n als mia Sliagn fanga
unb eintpoad'n fir bic fleii4lof'n
8o9'n!"
.Mel9e @trofe itebt auf
DOppeIsbe2" - ~3tpei S4piesermits
ter"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
il # u n d.

!. Gnttl T u ng. BabnRoFz
porfier Tim Norteiaol bic 3iise dusz
rufeuD): Sum Sdnea5ug nod
9amburs b0plte 3eit!"
&aifierer Tim 9egriff bur@5ubren-
men. entriitet fir li9): Gin ic ims
pertinent anaiisli9er 3erl!!"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

@irttn: .9u, oa lit n fei-
1ter Serr, ser min n 8eefiteat a la
tiara; mie MAIDEN mir oas?"
@irt: vSrara? 8eiBt, mir
maden's balt pie INNER. uno men1
ct Ipeilt, IaIien mir n aatomaten
losl"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
NAenrr 5dreibebrief Grs
phtlipp 5~amFrampfrr.

aRetn Iieber Scrr @eoaftionar!
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

Ser Side: .gun, aoGege.
tpos febIt Sbnen oenn? Sic ma
den ia elm @eli6t wie iieben Gage
9egennetterF
o@d, nit unierm Gbef it's nidt
mebr dus3ufommenl Seut 6nt er
inns 9ureaubeamten idlanfmeg err
Hart, nuiere Snteligen5 reide &c.
nou 10 melt pie uniere Raienlpise."
uaber Dos fam bod fir Sic per-
i0nli9 nlr cine Inerfeunu1g Ieinl"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

.@ber mos beoeuten oenn Oieie
bieIen naiien Glider, flcines Gen.
hen2"
.gdt &err Doftor, Der nere Serr
8aItor fat eeitern cine 10 iG6ne
8reoi9t gebaItenl"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14
Gin u 2iater.

Wans bat in elmer polenf4en pros
i .::aitabt einen neuen Oi4ter ents
Dedt. @inen Bauer. Seine Werie
5inb bGuerli9 prottii9 unb Iebigli4
in Storm elmer @erbotstafeI DerOffents
li9t. Die Safel itebt am Ranot Ell
nes &ornfelbes unb pertiinoet:
.Oas Is Rorn
Ou ohieborn
Dos foqen Menf9en genieBe,
Drum trets MID nit bic TieBe."
- aus grfabrung. .Serr
@irt, mas fonnen Sic mir empfeb.
len?"
ngebr idones @ouIaia - gan5
iriid fertio!"
~a6, 81 @OuIai6 bab' i@ fem
8ertrauen!"
v@arum?"
SD bin ndmli@ ieIbf @ait-
nirt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-14

&c 0erLe mIh
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-13
Heart of Humanity at
Washington This Week

The Heart of Humanity" declared
by critics who have seen it to be one
OF the greatest motion pictures ever
produced, will be the feature attrac-
ton at the Washington for four days
newt week starting Wednesday. The
picture was screened at the Washing
ton Thursday morning before a limit
ed number of Richmond persons and
they were unanimous in calling the
picture one of the greatest they ever
had witnessed.
The keynote of the production is
that Of love which overcomes every
thing, love triumphant, love militant,
love maternal, love fraternal. sweet
heart love, husband and wife love
The Heart of Humanity" has a big
appeal to everyone for that reason
because love is universal.
Dorothy Phillips is starred and en-
acts the role of Nannette, the ward of
Father Michael. the parish priest of a
small Canadian town, and the wife of
John Patricia. When the call to arms
first comes, the couple is celebrating
their wedding day. John, needing the
call, leaves his bride, however, and
responds to dutys call. Later his
wife also leaves her home and little
baby to become a Red Cross nurse
Many stupendous scenes are shown
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-13

meals. For instance, when eating any
kind OF food that is known to be hard
to digest, Miss Ellerman selects a rec.
ord OF some melody in Andante time
and starts her Edison going. The
SLOW music induces the "Fletcheriz-
ing and makes digestion easy
Miss Ellerman always orders the
same kind of breakfast and takes it
early just as she used to do when a
girl on her fathers ranch in South
Dakota, The menu consists of toast
and jam. coffee, grapefruit. berries or
other fruit.
Here is the great contralto's break
last music program. With her toast
and jam she plays, or rather her Edt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-13
"Ja Da" is Breakfast
Fauorite With Miss Amy
Ellerman, Famous SINCE,

Doctors are finding that music has
marvellous influence in restoring con
valescents. Miss Amy Ellerman. the
noted American contralto, goes the
doctors one better She believes that
music maintains health.
Miss Ellerman, who is to appear at
an invitation concert given by Harri
sons Edison Section, in the Westcott
Pharmacy, jointly with the Fleming
Sisters Trio, here Wednesday, Septem-
Der "a, puts her belief into daily prac-
tice. She never eats without music.
There is, Miss Ellerman says, an alb
solutely scientific basis for musical
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-13
lQHGifEAIESPIS2@SeE3S}A|
Washinoton.

Washington.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday-El-
sic Ferguson in The Witness for the
Defense"
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday-Dorothy Phillips in THE
Heart of Humanity"
Murray.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Bryant Washburn in Putting 1t Over .
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Texas Guinan in The She Wolf.
Murrette.
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday-Wll-
liam S. Hart in The Money Corral.
Wednesday and Thursday-Dorothy
Gish in Poppy Polly"
Friday and Saturday-Vivian Martin
in Little Comrade.'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-13
FOR MEN THAT WORK HARD

Factory workers, railroad men, far
mers, miners. mill employees and all
men who work at hard. straining phys
ical labor are more or less subject to
kidney trouble. Nature gives warn
ing signals by frequent lameness, stiff
joints, sore muscles, backache and
rheumatic pains. ]. G. Wolf, Green
Bay, Wis, writes: Foley Kidney Pills
relieved me of a severe backache that
had bothered me for several months.
A few bottles fixed me up in good
shape" For sale by A. G. Luken &
Co-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-13

throughout the production.
The picturesque beauty Of the Can
adian northwest forms the background
for the opening scenes. The basic
theme of the story is that of Canad-
ian mother who glories in the sacri-
flee of four of her five sons to the
cause of humanity.
The picture was more than nine
months in the making and is said to
have cost more than 100000 to pro
duce. Critics everywhere have &C
claimed it the greatest production OF
all times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-09-13
FLIGHT is DELAYED
PN i GSnpfateH praSZl

BUENOS AYRES. Friday. Sept. L.
Lieut.. Locatelli. of the Italian avia-
ton mission TO Argentine who
reached Porto Allegro on Thursday,
was prevented by bad weather from
leaving that place today for Rio ia
neiro on his flight from Buenos Ayres
to the Brazilian capital. He expects
to start on Saturday.