davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
Ser fretqebtqe 81 d..

0er freigebige &td'
ter. Sn 2onOon murOe unter Den
Surilten fir oos @eerdbnis zines
Grmen MnipnIt8 geiummelt, Der,
obue eiilen Yennp 81 binterlaIien,
qeItorben mar. @uG Der 2oro'
G6efri1ter Norburp muroe Inn et'
iten Gbiuing SIT Oiciem 3ned an.
qegangen. Ser ober onttuortete:
rNllr einen Shilling, UNI einen @n.
malt 81 begroben2 Sier lit etne
Guinea; eebt lin uno begrabt ein.
rno3pnn5ig oaoon."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

= SO er 10 ii roe aud? Sreun-
oin: y@arum 9ibit on oeinem Sat.
ten ni9t Die @~rlau6nis, nit arf Die
Sogo 81 geben?"
Sunge 6rou: n@ir lin0 faltm
Elm SSo6r perbeiratet, un0 90 fam
i9 oo6 meinen Nann ni6t i6on
l9icBen %loiien!"
= Cine 8 eIbbeirot SUM-
ger @bemonn (auf Der So95eitsreiIe
Dem 59offner Elm SrintgeIO in Die
!9anb briidenb, letie): .Sorgen Sic,
bob mir ni9t n1ein bleiben, S4affz
ner!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

&eiIpeifc grfiIIune.
Slnge Srau: SD bate frii9cr im-
mer gemiini6t einen reiden Sitter
eutsbeliter 5u beiraten un6 wenig-
items 8pan8ig 9ienitboten gu ba-
ben"
@bemaml: Sea, 5manSig 9ienlt-
6oten balt ou aud idon tpenig-
items gebaPt."
= @eim @ort ee no m.
nj e II: S6auipieler: uWtit Ser Gage
ous5ufommen, lit wirfli6 cine
&unItl"
0ireftor: SD bob Sic aud aIs
Giinitler engagiert!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
Scr %npasei.
@eipradl nor benz 8irfns.

"a matt bci ben iGoncn S6irm ia.
putt"
@cin: gSn, tporlim Iangt Oe 90
iige airl oeu SAirm DOR of ben.
Con ZIP, oaS is nod gar MD 10
mos COLES. Den ZIP FAM ein ia
einfa6 III <b loiieuL oenn tut ION
&ier eiren ia nir!"
&ounes: Sec, Oas is redt, oenn
ltiuft er Elm BLOB Die Stube uoa.
@ein: nIber io'n Yapagei, oos is
crit en- fali6es Mas. 9a mar, mic
id, nod Dor Subren oils Stemoro
nit Soptain Brand gefabren bin,
ol.6 io'l Yapagei on BorO; Oas
9ieit tonnt i6 niht n1sIteb'n uno
eaS 8ieIt mid ou6 nibt. SIMMER
lrel1n iJ nit Die SeaerS aus meine
Slide rorsfam urlo iiber Den flei.
Leu S9iifSforrioor cling, no Oas
@ieIt feline Stauge bei'n groBen
2Sanoiplegel Dotte, Oenn i1unpfte
0ns @ieIt auf mid los: nSpisbubeI"
ooer n&ump!", n0iebl" un0 10 i'm.
mer weiter.
Die inn SpeiieiaaI, oie IaGtel
Genn oa imn1er iIber, ltno tuenit i)
mid bei6perte ,Oeltn la9te Gaptain
SrallO, i6 loa mid bod MID 10 ga.
zen, oenn oos mdre bod Ell ullper,
niinfttg Sier uno oenft iid oo6 gar
tir babel, mas es iagt. 0os 8ielt
bat aber gang 9enau getDuBt ,luas es
etlngt bat, uno 0os bat uns oa aud
nal en- 9erueiS Do" gegeben.
9enn eilmal, 90 fomme ib nit
ip'ne Bfanne aus meme Slide nit
ion redten i1onen @ierfu6en
cdrouf Jon redJt beiBen; uno i'd
D0r idon bei'n 9ausgeben, tpie oas
Sielt Uie0er MIDI NIT feline orefi
gen G6impferc:en betpirft. llnO
nie i'd geraOe nit aleine Shame
Inter Dem 9ieIt ieine Stange ourd-
geb', % lGbt Dos 9ieit mas fallen
mo mitten III ben Giertu6en bin
eirl
ga bin id ober 10 miiteno gene
ict, oaB i'd einfu9 Dem gloS ole
EeiBe Yfanne iiber'n 9opf gei9Iogen
bcbe. 9nS eab Ell &drml 9as
Gier frellAte nie Doh, unJ &aptain
Brand bGtt mid am lie6Iten an bic
Suit geiest, menn oas man Ga alti
Die bobe See m0gli9 getpeien mar!
GGS @etue Inn oas alte 8ieIt mar
gar nibt ~an3uieben. &aptain
Brand bot es ielber in oie Sur ge.
ncntmer. Son paar BON feline Sc.
Germ uaren orOentli6 ion bisden
ungeiengt. Die pa6'en ia pie0er;
aber aufn 9opf oben, Da mollte oas
niht mieoer madien, 0a no Die belize
@'latte altfgeihlagen bate. Ole
&latte lit fabl 9eblieben. SEA, mid
bat oas @ielt BON Sen Sag an mid
E:ebr geltort; es bat bios 10 BON Die
Settle gei9ielt unO is gang mlauIc-
Jill gclueien. Sic &eltte baben ifon
CEMENT, Oas @ieit mar MI mou
gan5 itumm gelporoen, uno Sap.
tain 9ran0 bat geioet, an Den Sag.
irelln Der @ogel mieoer gu ipreden
nnf6ngt, min U or0cntli6 ei1cn
lfenOieren. Gas Sicr bat abel
longe 3eit ben Muno rein it'll ge-
adlter.
&ber wie mir oa in Sen fron50Ii
iden 9aien angefor men iinD, ga
baben mir en- frun30iiden @aIiagier
Getriegt; Ell itiuen ernlten Wtann.
Ger bat Oa Den garl3en Sag qeIeIien
rn0 III Ell f%leineS, i6par8es @udj
8%eIeIen, unO Der bate en- flcinc
G'labe aufn &opf. = uno Dos is
Hcnm Den @apagci ia mobl aufgc.
fulen. Gr bat oa 70 lange altf feline
Stonge geiellen mo bat ii6 ben iei.
llcn &opf angefldt; uro auf elm.
nal, oa bot oer Sogel oen fremoen
@tann gefragt:
o9u belt ou Of mat in Sc
Yann fallen laaten?~
~Sa, ole &opageien iiino fliiger,
els man Oenft.~
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

erous eenomme. gBie i'd oieien Sud,
feb bon meme Gr3ie1ur9smetboOe 9es
Iebn ben, oo fin mid Die Irdne in
bic 9luae TONNE IN i'd ben gebuplt
tpie E tleines Seb6ie pomit i9 Oers
bleiipe Sbne SIREN liner
PbiItppG aueramper
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

@e9r einfa4. .@4au
bod einmal ben Miiiaer an, mas Der
fir trumme 8eine bat!"
Ga, marum ion er feline trum@
men 8eine baben2 @ertritt ct
bod bic 6irma 8eitel C Gitronen@
baum l9on Ieit breiBig Sabrsn!"
- 9efdeioen. &i6ter: ~an'
geflagter, Der SEER Staatsantpalt
bat gegen sic 0lpei Sabre @efans-
nis beantragt. Saben sic nod et'
luas bin5u5ufiigen?"
@ngeflagter: Dgtein, i9 bin i6on
3%nfrieoen luenn Sic ni6ts bin6r-
figen."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

9rudfebfer. Man batte
li9er erportet, baB Der iunge 9ottOr
nm Mlmas Sonb anbolten piirbe,
neil er ben ganaen Winter piel in
ibrer Samilie Der5ebrte!
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
Gin. Mn0ifo ImitteL.

Gin &a6ifn limited.
&entier (entriitet): 0llngIaubli6l
SIRE @erbdItniiie lie9en 10 bob id)
Sbnen ale paar Gage aus Der @elO.
oerlegenbeit belfen mltB, uno 90
polen Sic meme &o6ter CUR Srou?
@as oenfen sic eigentli6?"
8efperber (fIeinlaut): v8iIien O.
i'd bob geoa6t DAB Die Sltm.
rerei NAL cnoli6 aufb0rtl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
&ein @unoer. Ser 81

&ein @unoer. Der 81
geuner Gan6e5 bege9net am Conn
tag Ieinem Na6barn Wartine5, Der
in eroBem Staat lit, nno ipridt:
rGoranlba, ipie on beute fem aus
liebItl 46er i9 peiB nidt, on
fommlt mir fleiner Dor ais friiber."
nNatiir1ih~, ~antiportete Der an
oere, nbab' ib mir bod oie 6ilBe
gciunibcn."
- 9oppel5inntg. limb pie
bat fih 0ein grdutigam perRalten,
nls Ou nit Dem Ruofabren besons
nen9"
%. Der lisB mid Ohne peitsres
fobren!"
' f-
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
@ad 6%eriibmter SHUTTER.

5rou: @aS fol- oerm 6as PEI.
Zen, Anno; in Sbrem 8ett falto i'd
0pei iil6erne 20ffell SD claude
gar, sic beIteblen mid?
Mao6en: Ssrricb, Maoam', =
ta3 miro oo9 MIDI etlua ~franf6aft
fin?
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

Sa 10! @rtter: Cine DIR
feige bat Dir oein Wlam gegebenl
&as bait on Oenn mieOer ange-
itelt?"
Eodter: Gar ui6ts, mrs 8ett
mar nod nidlt gemo6t, als er aus
nen1 Bureau nod Sauie fam!"
Mutter: n8aS lit 6mar fein
Gruno, glci6 10 grob gu weroen.
&arum beiorgit OH 0us a6er nidt
redt6eiti9?"
Godter; SD lag ia nod orinl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

= Neue 8e3et9nung. ~Oie
Abenbe bei Der 8aronin iinb ein5ig,
ipunber6or! Sic miillen einmal binz
tOmmen! So 1T bas SOurfireite, mas
man 6aben fann!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

Ser Sa9eitoI5. DOB gu
nidt ge6eiratet boit, Snfell 9iit on
nienlols perliebt gepeien2"
bod, einmol, aber es lit nod
gut abgelaufenl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

grfalten0e 2iebe:
Sausbeiiser: Sic 6litterwoden BET
0em iungen @bepaar i'm oritten
Stoffperf I9einen boriiber 81 iein...
Seut' baben r li6 gum e%ritenntal
6ariiber betlaot, oaB Die Central
bei3ung ni6t genlig 8arme d6ga.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

8osbaft. 0raaes 6rdulein:
.0onn Iegte er ieinen @rm 5drtli8
UNI meme SaiGe."
Treunbin: DUB Der ober einen
lan9en arm gebabt 9aben."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10


Selden nit ben
Bodies ti6Otf6 ge.
bubt uno oas mar
E Yieti4. SD Der
9e1ogt, er ioui
MID emol plies
ediplebne for tpas
rum ii6 bic Yie.
bells en- 4utomobil
tuufe oubn, ipenn
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

&entier: SIT 6as ein i6euBli-
dies @etter in Ser lebten Belt, elm.
NAL falt, Damn marm, Damn reg
nets, iett i6neit's. Die 2eltte mii.
fen gar nidt, mas iie eigentlid ber-
ieben ionen.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

Game: limo mas glauben Sic, meine Serreu, momit fb Ger Baron
has 2cben genonln1en bat2 = - Wtt @Htl
2eutnanI: Mitgift2l - Nanr, fam oenn Die au5 tool:b 1etnF
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
Sm Seiratsbursau.

nQert NDllDI! SW IUtlB S4IIeN z
Yartie = iie bat 10000 Mart!A
,QaFen Sic nur, i'd min nod ni4t
6eiraten, i9 bin nod 3u iung!"
oNie baiBt gu jung? Sic perlies
rer bo9 muir Die 3infen Don's &az
pttol!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

SeIoentenor : Seoes bobe 6
ron mir lit eirc refine 8erle BON
gldn5en0 itrabIen0er &rndt, Die BON
icGem 0%onf6aren 9ireftor iofort in
Gol6 gefoBt peroen miiBte.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

Gs lit i9redlif, bier Mouote bin
i'd I6on obne 8eiddftigune. 8iiien
Sic fei1le SteGung fir MIDI? Sd
91be i6on gang ben &opf %DerIorenl
Sea, Damn geben sic bod ins
@unoptifum ais elm Mann obne
Gopf!
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10
gSfEner 5hrFibebrief hEs
ibiltpp saMeramptEr.
ct.

9lein Iietper Serr ReOactiondr:-
Nn.m Il -.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

Man iabte,. Serr Sdubmeeiter,
,ihubbien sc mid TO! @er meeB,
Oh i'd mid am @noe aufaaig ood
nniAuloig bin.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-10

Serr Gu einem Serrn am Stonmhide, Der fb gum @eben on
ihidt): gb, parten sic bod nod Elm biBden. bis mir ale 8liamnmen
geben.
8otte: 8, nibt ocf, mid erpartet 10 idon cine 6ouSlite S5ene,
oe gum @eeenfonoe bat: Ser &ioeripenltgen Sd5mlng".
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
Stomach Trouble and
Constipation Ended
Suffered SO He Could Not
Work for Year, but Mr..
Mccormick Was Cured
Promptly.

~ had stomach troub's ard eOnstip
I Was unable to work sui'erins untold
arony | doctored with sons OF tho best
phyticiAus. 40 took many proprotary
medicines. hut could not find permanent
reie' Ftualv friend recommended Minis
Emulsion Tho first few doses relieved me
greatly and three bottles OF il effected
formanent cure &C. A. Mccormick, Al.
derson, Ind
Mr Mccormick iS only ono 81 many
hundreds who have endured torture for
years and ihcn fonnd that Mi'kH Emulsion
given blessed rcaei aud rcs., lsStIDg Dene
ht II costs n5>hmg TO ~.
Milks Emulsion - pleasant, nuiTliiVo
food aud a corrective medicine It restores
healthy, natursI bo~rl .ction doing away
with al need Of pills and ThysiCs II pro
notes appetite and quickly puts tho disrS
tive organs In thapc 60 assint,ats food As
builder of fr'h and strength NitAs
Emulsion il strongly recommended 20 tAoso
whom sickness has weakened and is
povcr'ul S,d In resisting and repairing
tho r''ccts 81 wasting diseases Chronic
stomach trouble and constipation are
promptly relieved usually IN ono day
This Ia the oHly solid enHINon made
and No paluiable that It Is eaten with a
spoon Ike loo cream Truly wonderful for
weak slrkly children
No matter how severe your case yOu are
urged Ia tty NtkS Emulsion under TINS
guarantee Tabc .E lo'tl"S homo with you.
use II according to directions and # no,
EAtisiird with tho results your money
vii be promptly refunded Price COO aud
81 20 uer hottie Tho M.ks Emulsion Co
Torrc llautc, Ind sod by druggists
everywhere Adrt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
JITNEY LINES TO
INCREASE FARES
High Cost Of Running
Automobiles Given as
the Reason.
TO BE TEN CENTS NOW


Patrons ~ the Ntu"y lines opera.
etlnE on South Don,'r md south
lIoslon avenues w'lo notified FIJI
day morning mat the cost OF fares
Will De advanced saturday from fi'o
to 10 cents. Thoso nro the only two
jitncy routes Ina tho city mat a."
not in direct competition WIN "N.Hi.
ing street railway l.uoH.
Operators on the Admiral route"
would not state definitely ltlItj
what acton they contemplate tab
lag OScrtur.a concerning "a thlH" ~
fares wcru made 10 tho Tulsa street
hallway company about mouth
ago by the Ji'ul operators h-"'' ''
ton. according tr experimenting
NJ. McGutih, hut wore no' an"rpir1
because the company is making n"
attempt TO iucrraFo fares al ms
time, ana h,r4us. 30 docs not con
slider Ulnry ,umprttiun "s hhIl.
mate
owing TO the fp,t mat IA" hl'oi
railway limo un iIodgv slrori Is only
one block from Admiral houi"rrl
jitncy pliIous on that ihoruuEhthr"
Will probably rido tor flVo cents
while longer,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

----- = -
NN.fI'A w. NI lh M''' ,.' "'
.lt.o.u lu .Hi Ul.. ul i,uNNii Ilt 'h
"' al, aE'Ih' I""W"t u Nh'" '.'
J. - 'I"H'' D. 'h WINCH "I' '''''' ''
h'"' "Hi ""I''.Ihh ".''"
'"i'I'I 'H' ''ih"'I "'i I' ".'| '
court ll I''' was ''". h'' v '' as
u''l '"" y'n.''"
THOMAS ". iIlii. charged Win
'u''EnE rgh' rooms 400 ~" Kennedy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
To Hare Complexion
That Men admire

"a man may admit with great sophia
u-ation. th.t powder and rouge ar" u"'"S
safy Ails 20 beauty says VOL known
writer. "y"t deep In NJ, heart hN dreams
~ tho wuruar whose love incN ne"dA No
artificial touch1g up Wumen wh" sp
pTrrtltn THIS who give confederation %
tha masculine viewpoint avoid uhns any
thiuy hsi might Indicate thrtr beauty -
not all their own
"-urh women I'm Increasing numhcr are
ar1uirirr tho mrrcolied wat habit nv
applying the WAY at night a. they would
cold cream, washing a OF ln tho morning
they sr,urr ard MAINTAIN, entirely natural
rompl,Nuus Their faces ethibH no evl
dcuro a. having brcu 'tcauutrl' Noth.
ing Is added 10 tho o'i complexion tho
latter instead ~ discarded Nercolt'd
waH. progutahIe at any drug store 'sn
ounce ,s .uftireuI. Ah.orhs the drv'tiNhd
cutcr skin, gradually almost impetcepilhiy
The fresh ,loar sttlry uUder skin which
apuoarN. bears healthy youthful hnom
moi comparable WiA tho ired artificial
color
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

IN|Iu-rItI, -,Yy. nnrn In Nf
Iu,1' a., ,,,r,,, iI,nI,t,Asnn ,f tIn
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NV - JI'N f. y, "'''
N'n ''H' ii1/" '"' 'H' '''' "'''
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'.'' W.. H""N ~ '"o
't"''' '"''"'''i
PETITION ron b"ptfhlr main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

WICHITA, kan., Dec. 10 H. r.
Craig ot Noble County. Okla. Is
n pioneer Of three states Mr.. craig
moved from Illinois 10 Missouri IN
1876, locating In Henry county when
there waS opon range IN that county.
In 1895 he moved to sumner county.
Kan. then n now part cf the south
west ana soon afterwards located
whcro he In at present when that
was a territory. "nut there tuTe
no moro new countries TO go to-" de-
ularod Mr. Craig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
IiOIIVS HEtIu>G DELAYED
Henry Grnmmar Ia lr Arrhigncd
Tor shooting Man IN Hotel.

SpeCIAI 70 Inv WUfTU
pDNCA CITY, Doe. 10 The pro-
Iiminary hcRluE ~ Henry Gram
mar, former Cllmpiun ruprr T mo
world ana an bauKc riuChman neat
Eaw cay, has been continued to
January 4. on a charge Of shooting
En church in a iouca tity hotel
several nights ago. Grammar IL cut
under $1,000 boud pending the re
yiousnc,s uf Church y wounds HIS
right ahouldcr iH shattered. II u
rald the Grimmar, Church. Muman
pruitt utaOklahuma tIty. and IIurt
Davis w"ro in Dpr hotel room when
tho trouble occurred, resulting In the
shooting Grammar was with tho
10i Ranch Wild west show for n
number uf years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
Rich QuapdD Indian
Dies Leaving Estate
Worth Nearly Million

MIAMI. Dec. l9-liarry White
bird. one OF the leading Quapaw
indians OF this country, left an
estate OF between 100000 and
$1,000, 900 when he died. lie
was buried Tuesday afternoon
after "a ceremony by the tribe.
The death OF Wh!tebird will
bring about IA number OF legal
complication in the Whitebird ad-
dition nenr Pichor OF which he
was half owner He was also In
tcreAiel In nmmher OF mincs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

rectors OF the chamber OF commerce
Friday noon.
The object ls 10 encourage the
raising ot pure bred ca'tle upon the
farms Of Tulsa county and thus In
crease fnc aggrog az" wealth.
Endorsement was given by the
board tp the sit'o car club which
Is now H".rv organized by l.. r.
kcrshaw. Nuskog,c breeder MIR.
korshaw propU,cd the raising Of a
fund ~ $4,000 or 500. 600 which Is
20 be- loaned to the boys OF the state
Or the purchase ~ pure bred calves
me hpys 20 give their notes for the
amount Of the loan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

TNULEgI All, Dec. . The Long
building ono OF the principal busi-
Lc,a, houses ou Main street has
been splI 20 j y powc,l The build
Ink wax erected lu Indian Territory
dnys hy George " IONS of L"itch-
noll. Ky, who spent a short time
Iu 1nhI lunA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

Jpe~ial TO Tho World.

SHAWNEE. Dec. 1s.--Pottawaio-
Clie countys fourth consol.dates
school district was authorized when
the Macomb district apd tho Lone
Star district voted almost uuani-
mously TO unite.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

Tate. 81 uotrauu. lRar
tHrullel ~
~ SyIe Mic ~
Silent Night Holy Might
Ar
Trinity Chimes Nnstru
meutaN az
Sr~ctsl CHRISTMAS Nrdirv
tNseste FidrlcS Holy,
Holy Holy ,omr rhcI.
AimlChtT Ming 81 -
NJ ~kNIHrk | owe. ~,
Abide Ntth Ne 0Oc
fu-~ TO Fs~~ 81 ~
Heata ul Isle of Sou~
whrrr Pn
Lead klrd'r IIEht. pOS-
stir Awstrnlgg
tNArrhN. 10
h for In>tNgr-Rtttr Z,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

Lance % the Rsindrrp. stc
Nlark Rose NsitL IS
10 NJ NetEhbors Garden,
6Nr
T~eltth street Gag
iWluvsA. SAc
Iirhesturm lbr~am "
Love 30 =. Last g1h
Rustic OF Spring. SlnjmE
81 10
Foot sni Peasant over
tu-- 81 -
william Tell. oVrrturS
81 ~
OIi Elsck Joe. N'N-
MN uld hetnuckv Home.
M
CIi Feh At Home so
vsh~e R'rrrl. @Nc.
r Catalogue
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

All the Qusk~rs Arv Shoul
Ger ShnlrTs. 500
Psby Jim. 81 m
Cinis I gu. 81 IN
pr~amy Amazon. s. -
Tr~~Ai~s tiC
Am Away Nundirg
castles In The Ar s. ~
let tAs Rect Of the Nerii
t.N ~ 81 "a
Nnv kbcp 81 -
freEr s. ~
NaharH 81 q
Some Other Girl 81 -
whoa January. s. -
Nou hnow What I hean.
s. ~
Add Sc faD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
Crowds of Happy Christmas Shoppers Have
Taken Advantage of
Our Greatest Christmas Sale

Pianos and Player Panos both and slightly usedhunreds
Vcrolas Clark Irish Harps Vons Guitars Bano Ukees Man
Dinner Chimes, musical instruments of all kinds Never
sormcn of handsome useful gifts make Christmas glad
at positive saving to because of the jenkins Plan. .r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

ASKING IIbGMEN'r for ~. 500
ns reasonable attorney fees for scrY-
Ices rendered thu defendant In tho
Drohh'inK OF VIII In county court
last October. suit waH filed In su-
pcriorocourt Friday by T. ltobtaiIlc
against Hattie Moore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
GOV nC1CN
lThe covington virginian J

Mrs. w. s. Lewis, OF Highland
street. who has been suffering from
S -. - r : - .f'I
Private, Alexander u. Carter ar
rived Thursday morping from avia-
ton field No. 2, Hampstead, l.. L.. n.
Y, en- route for home.
Miss Catherine NOEL, who is at
tending the Mary Baldwin seminary
this session, is spending n few days
at her home in Riverside avenue.
Mrs. b. II. Kidd received a mes
sage this morning stating that her sis
ter, Mrs. Poage, was i'll with pneumo-
MIA at her home in West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. WEIGH and chill
dren, of Portsmouth, Va. who have
been visiting their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs w. s. Lewis. in Highland street,
returned to their home Tuesday
night.
Lieutenant Robert Lear, of Camp
Lear. Of Camp Lee. is spending some
time at the home of his sister, Mrs.
c. p. Jones, in Covington. Lieuten-
ant IAere was formerly OF Coving-
TO and has many friends here who
welcome him back to his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson. formerly
of West Virginia. who have been
spending some time in Covington.
left Wednesday evening for Roanoke,
where Mr.. Dickson has accepted a
position. Mr. Dickson has been con-
nected with the Covington Machine
company at this point for the past
several months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
WAYNESBORO

tThe Twin City Times. J
The waynesboro Literary club held
it's regular meeting In the auditorium
of the library on Tuesday night. There
was very good attendance and the
program was enjoyed by all. DR.
Walthaii delivered an address on Ma
poieon. Miss Marion Arbuckie read
"a paper on Josephine. Both the ad-
dress ana the paper showed careful
preparation The next meeting viii
be held on Tuesday night at s o'clock
Mrs. Newell, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Gull
ton, has returned to her home ir
Charlotte.
A. c. Ellis. who has been on a
business trip to Washington. has re-
turned home.
D. r. Rogers who has been at home
here sick for some time, has returned
TO his work on the railroad.
Born to Mfr. and Mrs. J. w. Mohler
on Saturday night, fine girl
Mrs. j. e. Hughes. who has been
sick. Is better.
c. L. Hartman is sick.
Mrs 7. W. Shepherd is quite sick
with pneumonia at her home on Com
merce avenue.
Jack, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Bush, is quite sick with pneu-
monia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
Al H. WILSON Al ACADEHh
IN soNCE grON A TIME

n you feel in need OF q tonic to
cheer you up. il YOU imagine that YOU
have not freed your system 81 as
many laughs lately RS you should.
then, by all means. make IL point
to 10 and sec and hear America S "a
vorite comedian ana singer. Al II.
Wilson and his campany when fhsy
appear at the Academy tomorrow ana
Tuesday nights and. after witness
ing his performance III his new Sur
ring comedy song play, Once Upon
a Time" written by Rachel Groin
crs and listening TO his portfolio OF
new songs--you will leave the theater
feeling re5uvenated in spirits and
fully able 10 appreciate that feel
ing which makes the whole world
akin. wilson Ia comedian In the
true sense Of s.le word--lhe possessor
OF a font OF humor constantly bub-
bling to the surface. He can make
smiles of pleasure gather. TO be fol
lowed quickly by genuine tears OF
laughter; furthermore. he Is an
actor Of ability who can infuse into
his character just enough sentiment
10 give IL proper balance, and then
he is sweet singer of ballads--;'i1
attribute that has endeared him to
thousands of iheatergoers III all parts
Is Of the country. The now song play in
which he is to appear has romantic
love story, with the scene laid III the
western copper country and OH New
York The SONGS are all new and so
varied in character that they will
. prove particularly attractive. The
titles are "Oncc Upon a Time, Will
sons i4u,lshy.' My Little Climbing
f'~s4..'' MY I~ivh Song OF Songs" II
Want Yon Then, Ma h c e." The
" usoa entertainment thus season Is
cartainly the most enjoyable of his
career.