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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
FOR COLDS AND GRIP
DOCTORS ADVISE
The Improved Calomcl Tablet
That IL Entirely Purified Of
All Nauseating and Dan
gerous Qualities,

rhy-icians ar. warning the puhlir
against trlfling with culdH ami
gfippu They ~ay that brisk chlo
mel pufgativ-, preferably calutahH
the new ana improved calumel tab
Let. should he invariably taken NJ bod
time and repeated the second or
third niEhi, II necessary. In tho
earliest stages one talutnb 10 usually
sufficient unless tho case In partiv-
ularly SeV"t"
Physicians u,y that II In . waste bf
time ana is dangerous TO rsprrimen.
with other lnrativr~. ar calom-l "
absolutely necessary sooner or later
one tBlotah on Tho tongue at bed
time with u swallow OF water that's
all No salts 40 nausea nor tho
slisht.rt interference with diet, work
or pleasures Ncrt morning yo.y
cold has .VaniHh@i and your who'll.
prtcm b purified and refreshed
talutabH air sold only IN original
sealed packages Priced Is cents
recommended and guaranteed by
druggists everywhere Price refund.
cd n you ARE not delighted Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
|SlNN FEINERS FORM
IRISH CONSTITUTION
uhst purport. to itc OFFICIAL Docu'
mcnt II Published I'm London
Right. Ar Again Asserted.
WILL RESIST ENGLISH RULE
,r,,dom from SnhIcS,ion Declared
IA H. one ~ Fundamental OBJ
,~t-. >-~cmbiy to Convene.

LONDON Ian g-The first rub.
Vs.,,.u ~ what purports to be- "a Sim
r.U, A.. nsuiuiion for ireland was
,,.,t,r.i,y ny the GlOhe This has, a
,',t....,,r interest IN view of the
ANN Fem proposal 10 hold an IRISH
..r,-r,,e, in thr near future The
,,ssrhl. ~ tho oonStltution runs
AL tt''uVH
|WI,rrns the people ~ ireland
,.v., have rciirpui-h-d their chlm
g. s,para'r uationhood. and
"lh.uaa tho provisional gov
.,,rrnt ~ the IRISH republic NJ
ra,er 1915. IN the name OF IN"
ir,.h t-sppl, and continuing the
,ghi r,afc nv previous generations.
,.,,acr'rI me innlienahlc right ~
,ts rr,.h mutton IN sovereign irdc
4 ,e,Jenee and rcaffirmed the deter
r,,,oiion - the Irish people tn
achieve T. ana,
Whereas tho proclamation ~
a, Iy4.,h republic at Faster, 1919,
\a,J IN. supreme conracc and tho
yr.orlous earrifices of men who CAV"
,h.ir lives 20 maintain n have
united the people ~ ireland under
the fhg ~ tho Irish republic. We.
fhs drleAtiri ttVfs"N'f'lN'N hI III"
I,ish p,-nph In congress. Assem- hlcd
d,car. The folhwing Ia he thn con.
sr,ution Of the Sinn foin"
The article that SETS forth the
ann Frin aims at securing iuterna-
tlonal recognition ~ Ireland as an
independent republic and declares
that having achieved that status,
the Irish people hy referendum
rray freely chooac their own form
~ government II says that the
snn Fein organization shall I'm the
name " the sovereign Irish people
deny the right and oppose the VIII
~ the lirltish parliament and the
british crown or any foreign gov
eminent to lc,1alate for Ireland
\ I, akun ~typ that the orgahza hon
kill make use ~ any and every
ymeans available tn render impoteni
ne powcr ~ England 10 hold IRE.
hnd In suhjrciion by military force
~ otherwise
Tho purport,d constitution De.
esr~s that constituent assembly
shall he convoked TO formulate
measures Tor the welfare OF the
| ne0ple
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
BERGER PLANS BATTLE
TO KEEP CONGRESS SEAT

CHICAGO. Jan Q Congressman
elect Victor l.. Rorger of Milwaukee
one ~ the fivo SOCIALIST headers con
yictcd yesterday " conapiracv to "h
-lr7,ct the government W'r pro
gram plans a fight 20 obtain % seat
ia the natl nal assembly Comp
~ bar him from oonsrcs~ AS dis
ioyal already har been flied by ! T.
carney. democrat. whom lierRer a."
frnirh in the Novemh-r election
"Ir congress decides that thcr"
mus, he rc election IN my district
said Mr. lergcr ,N'lny. II shah run
ag,un and I've elected again And n
they stu refuse 10 let me intr ms
seat then tho congressional ds'rN,
Will remain unrcprcscn'"d in 'M'
congress
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
ASKS PACKER CONTROL
TO KEEP PRICE DOWN
l'nruuT secretary if~hrr PREDICTS
iNlrrnn frutit,Crtng n Congress
b'|s \m \,t S.s,n

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
OeM0CRATS NOT ANXIOUS
~ APPROVE WILSON TRIP

OKLAHOMA cry Ia,
''n som" democrats ranr fru,.
~ o." lhe idea IN ~ attempting
ap,',. 'n''uEn me legislature a ros-
,..s ENDORSING the pupos,d
rrs,'s.o' ~ nations ana approvlnr
rhe r..., wilson's trip TO Eurupc.
20 h. "'nn wss one ~ the FIRST
ar. Introduced I'm ho,h hou.es
Aa,, ',Md'r"'iun ~ II went over.
f~.p,,, ,,,'''N''rai.c senators and rep
vde-,. '',' ~" not IN favo, of con
oh.r, IN" matter at an while
pose n, '"'.','l" that they will op-
msn, o., ~ looks like poor juAg.
A. n. 10 hrng up this matte, when
lhe 49,, p''pl" ara inclined to doub,
'o Ir'".'0 ~ the PRESIDENT. trim
ana one democrat mii
~ Ia s,,,.he y, No league ~ nations 10
Lyrasp nn '"h who have a better
IA o,.. Stairs " state To- dep,lc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
DEPUTY MARSHAL KILLED
BY ALLEGED 0ESERTER

ATLANTA. Ga Jan lnitcd
states Drputy Marshal - y Dixon
Wus Killed TODAY near lihlfv. ,llr.
GW hy AN alleged desrricr from the
army named Ctawlcy. HcD1tilug Iu
"A telegram received here rs thIi,d
rat,- Marshal How ,rd Thompson
The message Wh'h was from
Commissioner " y GAMBLER ~
islUrsNille said the situation WIS
-~rluuR and requested ht' lgls'
,u," h, sent there immediately
Deputies from the orr rv- ~ Mar
shal ThomIsnn and R"Nrnuc Agaui
f. j Ganui h,vp hrrn ordered in
the scene ~ the killing and tll tuuu
- ana federal officers of the state
notified 10 be ON the lookout for
,ht fugitive
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
WOULD REPEAL ESPIONAGE
ACT TO OBTAIN PUBLICITY

WASlilNGrpN Jan . lt,prll
nf the espionage act as proposed b,
him m q hll introduced hy him
earlier IN tho senate, was ptupuHcd
today hN senator Franc" ~ Nniv
hnd, whu declared that IN his luig
u"nt its ruatcmrut was "uniustif
able. unconstitutional
lir argued fur tull publicity no
connection with government bus
mess open diplomacy aud immo
dIato teloas" of the wire systems
from what he called the clutch NJ
roaCtionurv administration
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

used Lydia y Plnkham's Ssnstiv.
WsSh, and got better right away
and was ,oon n new woman and could
work hard. and I can recommend
these remedies TO other young mothers
who are weak and ailinR a. | was"
Mrs IN, u Bowwns. 82l y. lIosmcr
street, lansing. Mich
Women Who are In Mrs Bowers
condition should not continue to
suffer from weakness and pain-but
profit from her experience and give
this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia r. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound, . trial
For suggestions In regard TO your
condition writo Lydia X. Plnkham
Medicine Co. Lynn, Masa Tho result
Of their 20 years experience 10 At
YOUR service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
OIL AND GAS
tss'ss supphp Predueti EA

rur Sac Forty. sixty ur eighty
acres at $1,000 per acre, retaining
% lGth royalty being the ives hair
~ the southeast quarter Of section
40 ~ ~ lhc hnds surveyed In tho
uamr = " 7 y u ny co % East
hnl county. Texas northwest ~
Ranger amt north ~ Emma Terrill
Rusnri aud Nhsn. SAydrn and Tny-
.nr wells This ~ the only lease In
thls portion uf Eastiand county nat
s not held by the large uil com
plnirs Address y q RobcrtApn.
Lebanon. Tenn Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
EVERYTHING NOW LOVELY
FOR INAUGURAL EVENTS
Worh', Capital nuf,an.
Skir,in ilot,l


SkirNin Hotel
OKLAHOMA cry. Jan. 3
Everything Lowell, now 40 FAR n- IA.
iunugural bah b.. concerned
Some ~ the bows from the forks
objected To paving a. a ticket for the
privilege of attending and there wac
u movement on foot tn bnr the great
social event FROM the capitol Rep
rosrntatilrs SNd wheeler acting nr
Spokesman for the "p'rpul" intro.
duccd resolution seeking 10 pln~"
the house on record ~ opposed Ia
holding the hhll nv the ctritol
rhia brought fur'h letter from
the committee on arrangements
whirh explained that members ~ IN"
legislature and their wives viii Ice
admitted free but that the 81 charge
IL mad" Ia keep down the attendance
- "undrsirnhlrs' and those who are
not wanted
wheeler then withdrew his reso-
luton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
The strong Withstand The Winter
cold l,rtt,r IItnu The Went

Oli people WHO arc fc"nl" u'd
younger people Who are weak. W ~
be strengthened ana enabled 10 go
through M, cold weather uy taking
T\sTELl,Ss chill rpNI'.
which II simply mos hui 81 iNlNE
suspended IN syrup 3d. pleasant
even children like A. Nuu can soon
f'el lH S'rr'fN' henlng. ln,igur1tng
Effect lr.Co 60C
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
ALMOST FORGOT TO READ
PROHIBITION RESOLUTION
Worlds Capital nutcau
Skityiu Hotel

skitdu Hotel
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan p
They were In such y rush to get ia"
prohibition resolution through IN"
hourr that they nearly voted On II
before they knew what the re~nlu
ton contained The resolution had
been called mp but there was som"
argument as to whether or not con
sdcration shouldn't 80 over until
the following day When II was
finally decided in suspend the rules
ana vote at once representative
pau Nrshltt moved IN" adoption Of
the resolution There wcr" scores
~ Hscouis and Speaker Waldrcp
wls about to put tho motion Then
he happened tn thluk thn' the resi-
ntinu had never been read
IRA sugg,-i hefnre We vote on tho
resolution TINT II be- read Ia IN"
house" Everybody laughed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

'u named several months agu h,
chairman ilaNs to devise whNN amt
means ~ securing the fullest cu up
uItituu ~ women ~ the affairs -
tho party met here today and nlrt
V's In conference with members ~
'uv national committee The women
r'l"t 81 that satisfactory ptnrrr-n
va 'rInr mtdr ~ their work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
ARE FOUND DEAD IN ROOM

NOT SrltlNGS. Ark. Jan
Nrs lauuhh Fuiimnn ana cisht
'"hr ull daughter Elizabeth VITO
ll'r been making their home horr
Vet" both found dead IN thor ruom
MS mnrninR The chlli had h-ru
N fur several dnNs with pneumonia
tnd ludging from the rorp- hat
ll"i about h" nidil. ~ the nishi
"nd the mother on finding her dead
must hsN" dicd from the shock
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
GOVERNOR FAILS
ON APP0INTEES
0NTINuEU r~ON pAGE oNt-

WNrlNUfb frerM PAGE oSh.
ming Junc IS. iyl7. commissioned
June iG, 1911
J. y Roach, member ~ board of
agriculture for fun term beg .nniny
May 10. 1917. commissioned May
10. lyl7
J j savage. member Of board of
agriculture for fun term bcGlnnins
May -. 1918. commissioned May
Is. 1918,
Charles T. Mcphcrrcn MON her
board OF trust.ca oklahoma Union
soldiers home for fun term hcsi
ming April 90, 1871. comm lsrioncd
May y3. 1919
Capt s r Cariaco. member board
~ trustees Oklahoma Union Sol
dierH hune for fun term beg. nning
April 20. 1911, commissioned Aprll
20. 1917
Mrs. Zenith Sinner. member
board OF trustees oklahoma Union
Soldiers home for full term begin
ming April 20 1911. commissioned
April 20, 1917.
Col. j J. Carson. member ~
board OF trustees oklahoma Union
Soldiers home for fun term beg n
ming April 20, 1917, commissioned
April 20, 1911
Gen. Albert I,eevcs member
board of trustees oklahoma Union
SNlilers home for fun term begin
ming April 20 1917. commissioned
April 90. 1917
Employees ~ the Legislature Win
draw more than half as much IA
salaries ~ the members themselves
Representative Elder OF Kay codn-
Is called attention tn this fact when
the Legislative appropriation bull
providing $4,000 10 pay the c1
penScs Of the Legislature came up
Tor consideration. The bill pro-
vides $50 900 for paying employ ~.
sos 900 for paying members of the
legislature and the balance goes Tor
contingent eNpcnsc- THAT clause
brought forth an amendment from
ltcptrwntat va GlaSro who argued
that thn, portion ~ the measure
dealing with the paying OF cNpenr'sl
uf the inauguration should hc
stricken from the bill. Ncprosc nta'
tive walden said that Glatco's move
was cAnuuflaxe tn fool the Notrr'
of his home county, I'm IN favor
OF every man going back TO his con
stttu.nts and telling them Just rS
actly what thi, money was spent
so ann l." Glnsro replied "and
that Ar why | am going to insis, that
the espensa OF the ,aauguration h.
ruhmitted to tho houae item bS
item" And NJ II will go ana the eN
pense OF the Inauguration wtil hr
tnown to "A cent The amended hin
was finally pa,r,ed by the houS. and
went 10 the senate
Among ths hills introduced In the
housc Juri,, ,he daN ia oue H.,
soott providing for IN. repev,i ui
the vorkusns compensation act
U.presentptive Tom Wrgh, also In
truJuc.d "A mrnaure reducing su.
nr,mc court fc,~ from $40 to tlS.
A, formeriy This inrrraAe vnA cf
foctrd M IA, Instance ~ Governor
WnlI,ma shortly after he took OF.
flc. In 1914
Knle in Tho senate and Riddtsnn
ana licnry In the house introduced
"A urasure which viii amend Ia"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

my feet was
40 weak | could
not get up |
suffered such
pains IN my hack
] could not work
or hardly take
care Of my baby.
Ono OF my neigh.
b ors Teco M
msnded Lydia y
Pinkhnm's vegr-
table Compound
| took ID and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
Ia, Your Water mn

Your water htl H now du" and
must ho paid un ur htfutc "a, iu.r
ut service vii hr i.scon tinucd u.
rcutltv added ThH W NnuI Dat
not 80
cry WAITER pErAUTNf .I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

To Cuc . CoLi In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO owl
NINE CTsbletsJ II stop~ the Cough
and Headache and wOrkr off the
Coj u. W. GROVES signature on
rnrh hox Aoc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

Your water ldll II NOW due. and
inust hc paid on or before the lOth
or service VII he discontinued or
penalty added This b your last
notice.
cry WATER DErARTMENT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

service IN time 10 make Tho sprina
irtiu,ug rip With the dodgers. a..
cutdins lu word received here To-
day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
y, 10 Cur mabi,ual cou,,,,,,,o,

'ar 49,. Ian Fps WITH prpsIN"
1Nri. .r 'hrrr weeks A I.inrId
o. /, ,''''''" Pleasant tn Teke
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
\ long step In the progress ~ the

\ long step In the progress ~ the
eroccr, and meat bu-inc- has hTn
made h, The seven rrcn, principle
of mslcrn merchandising that pinCc'
Traders No, I, NJ los INST FIRST
street In such hivh fn,Wr WITH the
public In 1918. Nr. Iicnkc, the pro.
prictur. explains that the sn'tV-s ~
his business ~ hn-rd on the follow e
Ing prln,iplc-' t,Sd '!'sNi- INV
prlvrs. Huninnc Treatment in,cIli-
gent Scr,i,,' Snnliaiion ton,rnirn-
tiun aud OrEnuiLAi-gr see their aiI
on back PAGE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
STRENGTH FOR
YOUNG MOTHERS
How Lydia Z. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound Restores
Health and Strength.

Lansing Mich --"Aficr tho birth NJ
my child | was not able o. stand IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

We want acreage IN good size
tracts for iWmedih'" drilling Mutt
bee EcoiuEicnllN perfect wan ppy
cash hunuruS ur rurry Tor interest
W. are not hrukcr~ CUnmuu "a
lions strictly confidential
lloN +. No 20. Iuna World ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

Oll men nud lcns" holders We arc
in the market fur dri.Iu proposi-
Tons WITH a merit settled uI futh
production. Wildcat a. any good
hpnnfiic property that requires al l.
,anrcm,ut OF money We are not
brokers bat buyers can 2JO Iowa
Ildg Adv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
WOMAN KILLED
BY J|TNEY BUS
Driver Traced by Detectives
and Arrested

Fred Higgins. 81, 5sfs 18th ave.
~. f., who knocked down ana in
stantiy killed Mrs. Emily Hattie. So
lfos y. s5th St, Saturday night
while driving his jitney at the corner
Of Il. s5rd st. and 18th ave. ~. T..
is still being held In Jail on an open
charge. pending official action on
the case.
Higgins. after running into Mrs.
Hatto. according 70 witnesses. djs
not stop. He was arrested at his
home later in the evening by CRY
detectives. At the time OF his arrest
he declared he was Just leaving to
give himself up.
After hitting her" Higgins de-
ciared. II was 30 frightened kept
on going"
Higgins was traced thru n down
town garage. where he had a broken
lens replaced The lens had been
broken In the collision. Higgins told
the police he had just finished his
run, and was returning home when
he saw the woman start to cross the
street. He explained he thought TO
drive around her. and that she evi-
IDENTIFY became excited. and ran into
the machine.
Post mortem examination disclosed
Internal injuries and n number Of
broken ribs The machine Is said TO
have passed over the dead woman's
body.
The body Is at tho University I'm
dcrtakinR parIors. Funeral arrange
mcnts will be announced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
Smith, Back Again,
May Be Deported

Arthur ]. Smith. radical agitator.
held by federal authorities on a
charge OF violating the espionage
act. viii be deported second time
II conditions warrant according 20
tele9aphic instructions from u. 8.
Commissioner OF Immigration A. J.
Cammenetti received by Henry NJ.
white. local immigration head. Mon.
day morning.
Smith. with seven other alleged !.
w. w. was scheduled for hearing
Monday bef'ra Commissioner II. w.
McClelIand " advices from the
district attorneys office the hearing
was postponed. II is believed that
action OF deportation will be taken
against the alien members Of the
crowd charged with attempting 10
incite resistance against the II. S.
Smith, once ordered out OF the
country. returned again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
FIND STOLEN
FREIGHT LOOT
Six N. p. Section Hands Are
Arrested

Discovery by Northern Pacific
agents Of hundreds OF dollars worth
Of goods. stolen from Northern Ia.
cific freight cars. In n cabin M Kan.
asket Saturday. iod TO the arrest OF
six section hands by Deputy Sheriffs
Matt starwioh and G. ~. Boebe. The
men arc Romano Sallozzi. Edo Gee
chi. Pietro Gespile. Julius zInitti
Caesari orsi and o. Ouintola. They
were charged with grand larceny
Monday.
Freight cars laying At KanhHke,
have been Unfortunately rified
and search OF all section hands cab
ina along the route resulted In ths
discovery. The men deny any knoWl
edge OF the goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
KILLS HIS Wife
DURING DREAM
Slayer Tells Wierd Story
After Tragedy

NEW YORK. Dec. "a dream
cost James sapianza his wife and an
unborn baby
lie sits with swollen eyes and tear
stained face In his home In Irving.
ton, ~. j. His two children. John. 4
years old. and Agnes. 2. are with rel.
huvcn. crying for their mother. She
was shot by their father. And over
and over again he now asks why
people dream.
With tears streaming down his
face. Sapianza. who lis a prosperous
mechanic. told tho police he had
killed his wife while under the spell
OF dream. lie raid he saw a man
coming thru the window Of his room.
In his dream. 10 kidnap his son.
Selling a revolver he kept under his
pillow. sapianza fired Then he
heard his wife cry:
"oh. Jim"
Awakened by the shot. Sapianza
bent over his wife 10 find her dead. a
bullet wound In her head. Frantic
he said he pounded in the floor n
attract HIS brother in.law and sister
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
Business Men
Help 'MopUp'
for Red Cross

Three hundred business men
slammed down their daAks Monday
morning 10 mop up the downtown
district In behalf Of the Red Gross
Christina. seal campaign.
Every downtown commercial hoase
has been rated on the same basis a.
In the various Liberty loans All oi
them have been given tho oppor
tunisy 10 buy their share 81 seals by
mail Those who have no, responded
were visited personally by the nyinE
200 Monday and asked 10 give an ex.
PLANTATION
seattie's quota In the Christmas
drive Is $4,000. Tho funds win b.
used 10 build a home for tubereuiaru
where they live pending their assign
mcnt 10 the Ffriandz sanitarium OF
some other hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08
Terms withheld
Car Company Must
Sprinkle Streets

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-sacra.
mento's street car company must
sprinkle the streets OF tho city. the
supreme court today decided.
The Pacific Gas & Electric com.
pany fought a section OF city
ordinance requiring 1t TO sprinkle all
strfets on which II had tracks.
Lower courts decided for tho city.
filming the company $500 for refus.
ing to obey the ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-08

The approaching marriage OF
Miss Courtney Letts. of Chicago.
and Wellesley Hill Stillwcll. also OF
Chicago. has been announced. Miss
Let's is the daughter OF Frank c.
Letts. 1t was in Washington. while
her father was there doing volun.
tary work for the Red Cross. that
Miss Let's made her debut last win.
ter. She was ono OF the most pop.
ular of the capitals dcbutantcs last
season.