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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

Patrons of the public library who are
especially interested in the European
situation, will find in the reaoing room
a number Of copies of the Common
wealth Review" the organ Of the UNI
versity of Oregon, which contains a
most instructive article on the self
determination of nationalties by Dr.
Rebec, along the line of his recent lee
ture in this city.
We buy Liberty bOnds. S14 Masonic
oldg. u
Baby chicks. GA State st. Phone 400
President Doey, of Willamette, has
recently received a wire from a group
Of former university boys who hsd just
arrived in New York on their way home
from France. They are members of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03
Tickets on sale with the following.

T. BARNES
COMMERCIAL CLUB
d. w. EYRE
P. e. FULLERTON
PATTON BROS.
MARION HOTEL
ROBERT PAULUS
FREDERICK SCHMIDT
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21

ihc night was stripped to thc taS-
edy 'Yon found thcmy
Her face was lifted implorlngly 20
him. con, scnor. II was not |. By the
Mother Of Christ, II was not l."
Richard was not sure. Her fcnr
mnde him suspect her. "Who was IT,
yon think?"
"Fclpc' she gaspcd. "IIe got away
from the rurnlcs--he came back. lie
went home--therc was no one there.
Some one told him where ahc had
gonc. lie came to MaldonadO's. Lu'
)crezia, the eldest. opened the gate lie
was terrible, she snld. lie rushed past
her. And Nhen he came out his hG nds
were rcd. Tho children heard c,ies
rhey were afraid TO 20 In. got there
last night. ] went In. They were moi
quite cOld--l was afraid TO stay. IL
would look like me, senor. VIII they
take me, senorf" She was u wreck
of terror.
Not if wnat you tell me Is true
Now, get 20 he'd. III gave YOU some
thing that will make you sleep" liz
hustled her out and prepared the
drnught.
He wondered az he got into ned rs
to the truth of her story. Disgusting,
snch animal tcrrorl Awkward noIe.
that. rate seemed possessed TO queer
him with those Hardlns
(To be continued next week.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21

ton, for her voice sounded Kind; IKE
the Gerty of old. II have always
heard that Mr.. Marshall has terribly
strict ideas. think he ought TO hear
OF that Mexican woman. II Is demor-
aliZing In n camp like this"
II tell Marshall anything against his
pet clerk?" The Hardin lip shot out.
''He'd throw me out of the company"
The pretty scene was spoiled. To
his dismay, she burst into II storm Of
tears, tears Of self.plty. Her life lny
In tatters at her feet. the pretty fabric
Of those two men. She could not have
reasoned out her injury. made II con-
vlncing built out of dreams as Il was.
heartless, scheming dreams. Because
sine could not tell II, her sobbing was
the more violent, her complaints inco-
herent. Tom gathered enough frag-
ments to piece the old story.
ASHAMED OF him. He had dragged
her down into his humiliation" His
sweet moment had passed.
He spent "A few futile moments try
Ing to comfort her.
Don't come near me-" II burst
from her; cry OF revulsion. He
stared at her. the woman meeting his
eyes in flushed defiance. The hatred
which he saw, her bitterness, corrOded
his pride, scorched his self-lovc. Moth
Ing would kill his love for her; he
knew that In that blnckpSt of mn
ments. He would never forget that
look of dread, OF hate. lie left her
tent.
That night. the cot under the stars
had no tenant. Hardin had II out
with himself down the icvcc.
That valley might fulhll Estrada's
vision and his labor; might yield the
harvest of happy homes; but his was
not there. He had been the sacrifice.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21

Aua0 44luuor lUo4a o.N VAS sununt
with hot vanity. Twice, she had
openly encouraged Richard; twice, he
had Gouted her. That was his Kind !
Men who prefer Mexlcnns-i She
would never forgive him, ncverl
She followed devious channels TO In
volve Toms responsibility. There was
n cabal against the wife of Hardin.
Working like servant ! she cnlled II
necessity. Everything, every one pun.
ished ier for that one act OF folly.
Life had caught her. She saw no wny,
as she ironed her null rufiles, no way
out of her cage. Her spirit beat wild
wings against her bars. II she couli
see n way out Nothing 10 do but to
stay with Toni
Maddcning, too, that at the mess
table, she caught Richards eyes turning
toward. resting on, lnnes Hardin. The
girl herself did not seem to nutlce--
artful, suhterrnnenn. such stalking
That was why she hal Come running
back to the Heading, That the reason
of her anger when she had hlnted OF
the Maldonado. She learned 10 hate
lnnes. Bitterly she hated Richard.
"Tom," she said one day. He
turned with swift thrill of .expectn-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21
BABIES AND CANARIES.

a man--just an ordinary man
one OF the Smiths and Joneses- ook
his baby TO doctor. This happen
ed In one OF the middle western
states, but that dosen't matter. II
could have happened anywhere.
The doctor prescribed various
things, and the man departed with
his baby to a druggist one of the
things he had to buy was bottle of
cod liver oil. There was war tax
on II. but he thought more of his
baby than the tax. He bought IT,
Another of the items was zinc
which only babies need
and this also was subject to tax. A.
gain parental affection triumphed
over parsimony. He bought IT,
As he was leaving the store he re-
membered that he needed bird seed
for his canary. He asked for some,
and was gratifed to learn that there
was no tax.
On his way home he reflected phil
without rancor. Yet he
felt mystified. Babies" he thought,
ARE penalised In the U. S. A. They
are not encouraged TO exist II il
more practical to keep a canary than
a baby"
Long ago in England a marriage
license cost three shillings and six
pence. and dog tax ten shillings. IL
cost more to be dog than a married
man. The dog was the aristocrat.
But there was method In this. II
Is unwise to discourage the marriage
ceremony: some people are already
too prone to dispense with IL. And.
although dogs are good pals. we are
able to get on without them.
But TO put penalty on babies Ia
a new idea. Bird seed may be
necessity for raising certain necessary
but certain medicines are un-
questionably a necessity 70 raising
necessary babies. Legislators appear
TO see them from the same viewpoint
as apartment landlords.
Congress has plenty of ideas, and
some Of them would be worth money
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21

.,rurc her EGuarco, ;ncse iandiy aiar-
shnlls- MacLcnnl She wns turning,
impulsively, to ask Tod Marshall lf he
thought. could hc tllnk It probable
that they would fail. when n step TINT
sent the blood 10 her face took the
cars stairs ut two leaps. Now, in
deed. the dinner was spoiled.
"1hut's ltickar', | forgot Ia tell you
that asked him Ia dinner. He couldn't
got away Me said he'd run In for cof-
fee. Hello, Itickard. Thought you'd
forgotten us!
She hndn't thought o, that contln-
wcncy She found herself sinking
hands with him. Gould ne not hear her
mind, tlclilng away at the Maidonado
episodeY
OF course hc would insist on seeing
her to her tent. punctllious, aiw. vs.
Wen. she lust wouldn't. Perhaps she
could slip out soIno way. She would
watch her chance.
"Can | talk shop Tor while T. asked
Eic.urd.
They withdrew 10 n cushioned win
Gnw seat. inncS mad found Ter chance.
She asked tn be shown over the ci!.
ianes conGdcd ncr plan, She wanted
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21
CHAPTER XVII.
The Walk Eiome

Claudia Marshall sat nj the head Of
her stately table In the Palmyra. mute
as statue but for the burning eyes
her guest, II was n tragic presence, of
broodIng solIcilude.
Late hours, excitement, might
ahrdge the life she so pnssionalcly
policed; but she would not demand
the sacrifice OF his cigar.
Marshall's cigar followed the coffee.
Tony, the whlte.cappcd Italian cook of
the Palmyra, was removing the cups.
Innes was carrying her double inter
est, listening 10 Tod Marshall's broad
sweep, getting new viewpoint as he
mInlmized the local scheme--feellng
that silent presence at the head OF the
table.
Then something drove Claudia from
her mInd. What Mr.. Marshall had said
swept a disturbing calcium on Tom.
What II. truly, the river nascg could
he traced to that oyrrzeRiaHs handf 10
Tom, this undertaking bloiied out the
resl If related big endenvor; Int that
was not the way her host was looking
nj II. He was too courteous 10 give
her discomfort: he had not said n di-
reeily. But always IL met her. rose up
to smite her, wherever she WAS. Was
II not egotlsm, personal pride, that was
making h@ cover her eyes, like any
simple Ostrichf Her brothcr--assume
him anybody clse's brother. The
dredge iinsco--the wild night at the
levee--no Isolated accidents those.
liardins luck
a flush Of miserable shame came to
her How they had all been trying to
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21

TO slip out. "Shc would not interrupt
their evening; Mr.. Marshall had busi-
ness 10 discuss"
Mrs. Marshall would mob hear Of H..
She snld that Mr., Marshall would
never forgive her If she let Miss Hnr-
din 20 home alone. Her opposition
was softly implncablc.
lnnes went back To the sitting room
or the cur angrily cocrccd. Rlckard
was stll closeted, conversationnlly,
with his superior.
At last. desperately, she rose to go.
or course. he must insist upon going
with her. or coursel
Il was going back early, anyway.
Tn to be up at dawn tomorrow"
The good.bys were said. She found
herself walking rebelliously. by his
side. "No, thank you!" to the offer o.
his arm.
The night was bright with stars.
Bright as day. isn't III" Because her
voice was curt. and she had not used
his name. the rising infection helped
n llttlei Hateful, to stumble over n
rut In the road or course. he'd make
her take his arm! or coursel
Richard grasped her elbow. She
walked along. her head high. her
cheeks flaming, anger surglng through
her at his touch.
Stupid to press this companIonshlp.
this awkward silence on her. II he
thought she was going 10 entertain
him, ns Gerty did. with her swift chnt-
ter, he'd be surprised Any other two
people would fan into cnsy glve.and-
fake. hut what could she, inncs Hnr-
din, find Ia chatter about with this
man stalking along. grImly graspIng
her armi Close as they were his ;aucn
reminding her every minute, between
them walked her brother ana her
brothers wlfe--and there was the
Mexican-hntcful memory! or course
she could not he casual. And she
would not force II. He had brought
this about. Let him talk. then!
Oppressive that silence Then It
came Ia her TINT she would ask him
the question that his coming had abort
ed. A glance at his face found him
smiling. He found II amusing? Not
for worlds then, would she speak. And
they stall,cd along. Unconsciously she
had pulled herself away from him. He
took her hnnd and put II In the crotch
Of his arm. "That's better" he said. !
She wondered II he were still smiling.
Their path led by his tent. Neither |
OF them noticed II subdued light /
through the canvas walls. As they
reached the place figure darted from
the door.
"Oh. senor, thought you would
never come" II was the wife of NAL
donado. Her expression was lost on
lnnes. The face was qulvering with
terror.
"Mr. Richard" Innes words like
cicles, II will leave ysu here. II is
quite unnecessary to come farther"
Quite unvelled her meaningl
II came 30 quickly that he was not /
ready; nor indeed had Gertys innuen-
ioes yet reachen him. But the situation
rns uncomfortable. He turned sharp
y to the Mexican.
Come in," hs took her roughly by N
he arm. She would wake up the camp
with her cryiag. He put her In n chair.
Now tell your story" The woman
,ad got to he It nuisance. He couldn't
iave her coming around like this. lie
iad scen that look In the girls eyes
Murdered? Who did you say was
She lifted a face, frightened into
laggardness. "Maldonado and the
,IrL"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21
HIGHWAY CONTRACT TO
BE LET NEXT MONTH

Commissioner Ilass informs Tao
Tlmes-H Herald that he has recently
received telegram from the State
Highway Commission in which II ~
stated that the Burns-Lawen project
will he advertised for bids at the
July meeting of the commission.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21

Everything around home has be-
come too high for belief. Now hotel
rates have gone up, and many man
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-21

TO Mack sennett. There are con-
gressmcn who ought to be writing
subtitles for two-reel screams
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
MARKETS
Financial
Live Stock
STEEL TAKES LEAD
IN LIVELY TRADING
r,ruIar ShArcs Hold Prominent
place In Confined Strong Buy
ing on New York Exchange.

NEW YORK, April 20 Factors
nbirh contributed measurably 70 the
.i,,rgth and buying activity OF yes
,ertay's stock market notably me
confident buying OF rails, were opsr-
stIyo again today, reinforced by a
Iocn inquiry for other popular
mares, particularly steelH, coppers
.n1 numerous equipments.
United states Steel was tho ccn-
,,aI feature, asserting it's former
leadership on an enormous turnover
49, an extreme gain OF 2 S-4 points %
Iog though yielding all but "a large
t,actlon in the extensive profit TAX
Ing ot The laRt hour.
THO r!so In rails was again re-
,r,,'od mainly TO Iow-Ernde issues
q, tho western and southwestern sec
lions, Investment shares such IA
trans-continentals, Reading ana
eastern trunk lines at no time maxi
Ing more than slight gains.
ASIDE from Royal Dutch, oils were
uncertain with shipping and motors
arI their accessories, but metals
We. unusually active and strong
International Nickel being the only
noteworthy exception.
Tubaccos, fertilizers, food special
,ir. and n variety OF miscellaneous
issues forfeited much OF their va
,lablc gains at slight pressure, an ir-
regular tone prevailing at the active
close
old United States registered As
roec is per cent on sales.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
TULSA ON OKLAHOMA CITY
TRADE EXCURSION ITINERARY

Tho eighteenth annual oklahoma
city Trade Excursion will leave okla
homa city on the morning Of May IL.
at 7:30 o'clock. going north over tho
Santa Fe to poncn city across
through Black we'll, Mcdford Ava.
Waynoka, Woodward and nv far west
on the Santa Fc as Shattuck. Okla.
then, returning to Award. viii pro-
ceed over the Frisco through Enid.
PHwnce. Jennings. Tulsa, Sapulpa
Okmulgee and llenryctta TO We
leetka, OKLA. thence over the 1T.
smith G. western to Sparks at which
place II will again go over the Santa
Fe through shawnee TO Pauls valley
and bnck up through Purcell and
Norman to oklahoma city. reaching
oklahoma city Saturday evening
May II,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
Western Petroleum
Refiners Hold Meeting

The Western Petroleum Rcfinors'
association held u meeting ycStcr-
day at Kansas city which was more
than usually woll attended ana At
which there was outlined A. policy
OF conservative action that bids fair
to bring about perfect harmony be
tween the association and the re-
comfy organized Petroleum institute.
Pat MdlloN was elected president
In place OF H.. T.. Schock, who has
resigned, and the following exccu-
tive committee was chosen for the
ensuing year, T.. II, Perry, who sue
ccods j 5, Cosden, + II Thwing,
W. II. Richardson, e, \ Brtley. T
4. Melvin, w Il llarsett, l. L. Mar.
collc. r NJ Mlskcll j Nee. Amcs
ana W t. kistlcr
ThA selection OF a secretary for tho
association was left for a subsequent
meeting which Is called for two
weeks hence.
The chances arc II one In elected
that the lineup viii hc In perfect
harmony with the state adminiStra-
tion hnd with tho present fuel ad-
ministratlon In Washington
That the Petroleum institute IA
thus rapidly strengthening Itself IL
assured and the best OF feeling will
prevail henccforth. Eek Secretary
Wclch. who has resigned TO take a
position with the Petroleum inNi.
tute at a rcputcd salary Of $50, 600 a
year, will he given a handsome nouv-
enir at the next meeting, at which
time ~ banquet will be held.
r r. Schock. VINO has resigned
as president. IL just now looking
after his own business affairs and
has sacrificed more than even his
most intimate friends are aware on
account Of his aggressive and per.
slstent policy in behalf OF the inde-
pendent refiners during the last year
He is entitled to the greatest grati-
tudc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
In Section .Seren Anain

Tho latest report on the Ross &
Scott well No I wall In the north
east corner OF tho northwest OF the
northeast ~ 7-ll.l2 re that n is esti.
mated at 500 barrels uf oil rho sand
depth OF this wclI Is 2.260 to 2.272
feet
The Eoscla ON companNs 40. .
Cousins In tho northwest corner ut
the southwest Qf 7-Ib-l1 X making
l60 barrels at s.2OS to a.2g1 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
brigham Here from
CoffeyUWe

T.. D. Brigham, iro supcrintendent
OF the Coffeyyillc works OF the
North American Car company. is In
town for few days He reports the
shops running to fun capacity and
that many rcfiners are taking ad-
vantage OF the present slight lull In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

TT. LOUIS Aprl 2a Hog Receipts
900 head ,teady 70 strong lights, t40a5
2u7i; piEs, slaG19e5. miKad and butch
ct,, $50 S5 20 9j heavy, 2u90M II O5 ,
bulk t20.B5a 20g5
Cattle Receipts. t,AOo head steady ma
tive beef steers, sil BOA 1880 yearlng
stcers and hcifcrs. 50 h0Gf 10 cows tiU5O
q $50; stookers 500 SO. southern
hcrt steers si0@is COWS snd helfcrs,
~ b0@ Gamers, .. aUW 7go. calves.
81 55dl55 so.
sheep Receipts. . 400 head stoAdy
lambs, s2i n2l 25 ewes. Sl3Wlijo. can.
ners, ti.jOmll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
C0nn0iiee to Hare
Charge of Tank

q. NJ Connollco. who dli such
brilliant work during the tank corps
drive viii have charge OF the wurh
for tho benefit of the Liberty loan
whom the tank which Will he IN
Tulsa ON tho 2Nth arrives here. Mr
Connollco - going to have real
chance 10 feel thnt hc ls Finishing
tho Joh 30
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
Chicago Live Stock

NTITNNUN ApflT .I --W0gF- K010lOis.
- 600 hcsd lnc higher. bulk of sales,
$50 soM2l heavy. S2005W.l Is. medium.
$50 rs, light sl9@2o. pigs. tljalD25
Cattle Receipts, s.Ooa head steady 10
lower heavy beet steers sl5.5Gn 20 90 ,
light stc"rA tlo.5Q9ls2j cows and
hctfers tSm1S75. tuncrn 81 Gi0m 10 80 /,
calves. Sl1@ii25, stockcrs ss7h6r - IS
sheep Reccipt4 $4,000 head lower
lambs 80 pounds or less tl77j6r 80 f.
= pounds or better sla2Atd 1880. ewes
Sll7iWl5 so spring lambs. SlSJOm2l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

Tho Auhync on company No .
Lynds IN tho contor of tho south
line Of tho uorlhwrNt OF the south
west OF 7-s2 3w Ia making 500 bar
rcP
The RoNana Petroleum company
No Schroeder IN tho center Of the
west line OF the southwest ~ the
southwost uf lA-2s-Jw Ia making 20
barrels
The sinclair 30. pcnkcr Nv the
center 81 tho cast linc ~ the south
wcat OF ~ 22.iw Ia making 100 bar
rels
Tho sninc company 80 Doukcr
in the southeast corner Of the north
cast Of the southwest or l3-!s-lw IL
making 200 bnrrcla day
Tho same company No. II Hoy
In the southwest NJ tho northeast
or 2i-gsiw iS making % barrels a
day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

tHICNGO. AprI 80. RuIIct Unset
tlci creamy, 5iH6l 4c
Eggs Unsettled receipts 8i22l0 cases
frsts 49d ~ W, ordinary hrsts A0milc.
At mark cases included, 3OmiOc, storage
packed iirsts, hdi2Ne, extras i27. 6t
tihc
Poultry Alive unchanged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

IORT WORTH TcNss AprII - --Cst
ale Receipts. 62OO head: ttcady under
tone bccycs, 81 50a li5o.
Hogs Receipts . 500 head; l0c higher
heavy. $50 40 q 90. 90
sheep Receipts, Gooo head untestcd
lambs. sidals
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

tWClqRk. April 2s.--Libsriy bonds


ia .ERPooL April 2s.--Colton spo, in
iss, ,''mAnd prices firm good middiug
1872 m'ddlinE, ne: low middinE
itg good ordinary, ltaa: ordinary.
SsS'sflean Receipts. 70 600 bsIsT IHeluding
t, American Futures closed bsrelv
I5 Si April. 1880; May, 1870; July.
'''1' september. 1879.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

CIICAGO, April 2I.--COrn--No 2 ycl
low. 81 &c.
Oais-StAndatd 72h 671he
Rye-No. ., sl.7ai4 4Gl.s0
Bsrlcy-$l l.ljml25
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING FACE

only provided they src ~, NOM
bcrs nt tho association
liuberct l., iiolcn. collector
stated Immediately after tho an
nounccmcnt OF this that ne was
going 10 put forth his hcst efforts to
get nn extension for individuals
who are not members OF Tire 0seO.
citation. and no doubt he viii he
successful Those dcsiring informa-
tion concerning the watlcr should
write 10 Mr. Bolcn Rt Oklahoma city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

The Southwcstern OH Fields com
pany No. 2 Davis In the center Of
the west line Of the northeast OF
the northeast of 23.2O-S Ia making
10 barrels,
The j n Markham No . Thomas
In the center OF the west limo OF the
southeast OF tho northeast Of "a.
ais IN making n barrcls The total
depth In Ease feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
n. ,ao go a ao7s. MrAls. ,lpaaoss

dium, $40 9o@ao75: lights, sIpa2o5 55 ,
pigs, siS 50M lOh so
Receipts. 10 500 head steady TO
lower steers, sll asa 1928, light $40 so
"a 1910; COWS and hrfsrs st65m ij 30 ;
canncrs s6a6.to, calves, 80 7jWli stock
ieTs. So siOgld25
Sheep--Rocoipt. 900 head dun snd
lower. lambs Slf25uIp. cuUs. 81 GOA
ln2' Ewes. medium Slu5OMliTi. breed,
IIEs ewes, 90 500 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24

NEW YORK April 9J.--Copper Dali
electrolytic l5a aml5&
Iron STEADY and unchanged
Metal exchange quotes lead ,oady SPOT
400 500; May, ss06t 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
Kansas City Live Stock

eciplS, is 900 head steady 10 10c higher
bulk, s2O.70 heAvles, s20Sod 30. 90; me
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-03
These Men
Know Real Fighting
When They See It
The Head of the Marines
HEADQUARTERS U. Q. AAainR coRpa.
cohhAkoAHrs OFFICE.
WARRINGTON.

~ dear M. Parker:
Just a line Of eongratu1aeion on the
wonderful war paintings running in
Journal think sohoonover's conception Of the cap
ture OF machine in Bell By s.,
IS remarkably clever, and heard Marines who
that ghtine painting te 40 Srua
to life 1t might have been painted spot
the cotton.
Sincerely,
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Major General Comma ndant.
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