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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

Jtainablc from druggists everywhere
in the form OF b-grain tablets OF
pure bitro- phosphate. ut u cost so
low ns to be within tho reach OF
everyone.
one OF thcnc tableta should be
taken with each meal. and results in
many instances arc little abort OF
marvellous Dun eyes become bright.
sleep In restored To tho sleepleas. the
nerves regain their strength, thin
people put on f4esh. and the whole
system becomes charged with that
strength, vitality and energy which
makes life 80 truly worth while.
AA there are n great variety OF So
called phosphatos. care should be ex-
ercised to procure tho genuine.
standard tro-Phosphete. which is
composed wholly OF the original
nerve building substance as discov-
cred by pelouz
CAUTION Although Bltro- PhoHphat
In unsurpassed for relieving norvouHnera
sleepicssness and general weakness. owing
TO its remarkable flesh growing proper
ties n should not be used by anyone
who docs not desire To put on flesh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

certain time and place we would be
subject 20 the Same punishment az
those who did not register. How
should We be able to get notice In
time 20 be at tho place az the ap.
pointed time. when we have 30 miles
To 30 for our MALI
All for the sake Of saving n few
dollars each year.
No wonder. ] am
a. DAMS POOL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
COMNlENDS STAR

Editor The Star Tn. policy 81
your paper must pco.anAriiy arouse
the admiration % every patriotic cit
izen OF Seattle. and permit mo TO
take this means OF expressing NY
hsarticst congratulations on no,
only the spirit OF tho paper. but the
way u has bcrn expressed
I think l am expressing tho belief
Of a large portion ot our citizenship
IN saying that when tho strike is
over. Tn. star will have played a
big part In bringing 1, To an end
With hcartlcs, good wishes for
the continuance % your success. I
am. yours very truly. T.. II. SMITH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

Especial 10 The Star by ~. II. ~
BUENob AIRES. Feb. i0.--Argcn.
tine. Peru. Uruguay.
These arc first IN South America
10 feel the touch OF fiolsheyian.
Why7
Previous ~. n. a. dispatches have
told the story OF Argentine. OF her
land system. which centers most Of
the wealth OF the country in the
hands Of tho few. Of her unjust taxa
ton. which let's these wealthy ea-
cape. while the poor are taxed 10 tho
limit. Of her industrial exploitation
by foreigners.
uruguays story II n BIT different
nut Their. IN the same Unfair dis
tribution Of the land and the same
concentration Of wealth an In Argen.
tine Nearly so per cent OF the land
II owned by less than 5000 OF the
country's population. ana nearly
half OF these landowners ARE foreign.
ers. Moreover. the invested capital
Of the country is nearly all In the
hands OF hundred persons OF ma
tive birth and a group OF foreign in
ventora who take out OF tho country
money which should be turned back
TO develop its resources
Taxes Are Heavy
To aggravate this condition. the
country. while containing great ag'
riculturai opportunities. is subject
TO heavy taxation and has a public
debt OF $3.50. 900 600. II has little
manufacturing and necessities
which cannot be produced in the
country come high. for the purchase
price must cover the cost 81 a Ions
haul and the expense of doing bust
ness In n country where taxes ara
high.
Uruguay has spent 80 100000 for
government docks. she has laws
which make eight hours n day, sin
days week. the maximum which
any one may work. She has schools
which carry the pupil NJ govern
meni expense from kindergarten
thru the best technical training
even 10 music or art.
hut these do not save her fror
radical attacks
Her salvation lies IN the divldlnf
Of her great estates among the PEG
pie. the creating Of equal opporuni
~. opportunity which will bring q
country OF a million and n hail
people. with the soil 90 maintain 10.
900 900. immigration which Will he'll
10 bear the expense Of It's govern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

trouble ~ most readily fonented
Envious Of the fuli-blooded whites
and working for small wages. they
ARE easily stirred TO revolt The po-
llucal graft which perneates tho
country Strengthens the hatred for
the ruling olasses. Tho Indians arc
largely agricultural. arc content
with the homes provided them by
those whose acres thy work and
would have 10 be dragged into "a rev.
olutlOn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

marked copy 90 each Of the mem.
bers 81 the legislature from your
district.
We a rassking you 20 do this In
tho name % tho United States gov
eTnsncnt. and feel that IL would De a
patriotic duty for you To comply
with our request. Respectfully.
W. 81. VAN PATTES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
A NiERICANISM

Editor The star have JUS, read
your afternoon paper and heard Of
the circumstances under which u
was printed. and want to congraiu'
late you on the stand you aro TAX
ing and tho stick tolt' spirit that
you are fnanifesung.
It Is my firm opinion tina, The
Star expresses tho sentiment Of all
AMERICAN CITIZENS ia Seattle.
during this issue. and. being an
American citizen. l hops you will 10
able 10 continue 60 10 the mouth.
piece OF the truc.blue American
NJ BREEZE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
ASKS FOR TRIAL

PORTLAND, Feb. 10. - Fred
Schroeder. former Washington State
college catcher. has asked for a trial
with the Portland Coast league team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

That commission to study the ambitions Of the Pole
should include Pedr1L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10

The HIM iciH be fortunate If the sentence doesn't
conclude Uith the cords and costs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
EQUALITY STREET" IS
SENIOR PRODUCTION
Four Act English Drama kccp~ lIirh
SChoOi Finishing Ilh-~ busy
Learning l'nrt-.
WILL STAGE IT TWO NIGHTS
epC,illly Made tu-ttimCr Tor ANA
tour Performer Nrc Ordered
from Chicago.


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cast of character. ~ uf rhum haF"
co,r,f.t,t the frr tbr,, u.ia and
,.,
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'ns' act after which they VIII phl
I'm rch,4rpl blurr alfug ihr pna
,,,a. o,... r.,t.. U.,.t
h'Ih' ''fI'" 'N' ''''''N h'' '''''"r
the EIf. ns Miss 1np,n, Thru"srt
and Dana liHudrr # rEn da'mna
Captain Valentino Brown
PnrfIc.H play lH 20 drhFh''H|
comedy OF EnrllFn No during tho
tim" of the Nnpu'oonIr war 40
~ namo indicates qutltib S'l"'' ."
70 street or Rcuniity In q puI"i "i1
ltngllsh village, broad ana h"r
flnWorrd dcmuro lilllc shop "Nit.F
NJ one end ana phiufuIIy refined ana
proper little houses along the w1'.
whore firc dcmurcly correct ladies'
rerldo who needless 10 say ar" moNi
" Fpiuslcrs Here ih" NiHs"f
Throssel susan and Eente fhoehe
play out the drama of thrlr UNos
The plot IN thls CAPTAIN brown
leaves for the Nhpoleonir WhrH h'.
fore no has a chance 10 ten Ihoc'e
ot HIS loNo Tor her ihochc ana nor
sister open a select school nf queer
inefflcioncy take rioiouH dash IN
10 society ana hnllS ana h"auN nm
bark on Il career of hiotul deceit
ana end IN In an unexpected finale
~ happiness. While teaching H'hn"l
Phoebe becomes s,nld ana Npinsi'r
Ike In manner and looks,aand when
tho Captain comes PACK he lH hlhhp-
pointed In heF, But IN peculiar
way All her own ho'no N'hH nun
back and ali In well.
The costumes for the characters
are being made especially for them
in Chicago, and wigs are being he-
signed according to the individuality
Of each, a great deal OF IN" scenery
IL being painted by the art studcnts
Of the school, and the coverings OF
the furniture designed and made by
studontH also, The whole ~ tu ne
in keeping with the period, the ball
room scene elaborate, and the Eng
lish rofreshment tent NnlquH and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
LEGAL.


trnhlshcd m The lulA i,aly "orld,
on May ~. 10. a.. ~ 'aud 10 1919,
world Furnishing company luhllshcfA)
ELt' IlON Pho'LNMNlloN
Notice ~ hrfehJ gwen that ag election
BY tho qualified electors OF mo Scha"
lll'luet tn""n and designated A. Ho
BOARD Of Education Of the CiB Of rula
o. ~" S','r Of nAisno"1 S3, Somonf"'ns ter
5 ,g,'S n .'Isl% T "9"g,g' I sS tor ''GSS' W,
,rir' on lueshhy IN" 10Th day oi Stay.
1919, between tho hours Of q O'Clock
ny Aod O'Clock o a" of said day. Tor
me putposr oi cle'uug the follow ns school
dfcrturs tn wit
school Director so @
School Director No
School Director SO b
lh" 'u'ng places auh election oilc'hl'
10 .,.ge rage 9n'r's, or precinct m 'hh S,hoo' '
ulNt,'l '"t iHeh election af' - a''e
nhcd ~ resolution 81 lhr bosrd "i
''m"'''s'"o''a "i ih0 o''N OF lhIAH ha'ns
the same
l"' o" 'h'a pln naN II May. WV,
,HAl {. u h'hhNhp mayor
attest ,u.,r.,yy u.y..
''NlN'"' ~ nm r..
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INV NN' !. VI Nv NNhlt
''N Attorney
on MAY il. 10 ~ IS and 10 1913
World Publishing Company fubuNhrrn
RtNnlt RIOS
hESoll lIlON t\l.llNH AN fltt
TlnN FOR tlit PURPOSE or tiftIlNH
SCHOOL DIRECTOR SO o. school ~
RECTOR No NNp SCHOOL plRtu
Iuk NJ. $, foE INV oAhn or thl
CATION OF THE CITY OF IUlSA OF
lht SrN't 90 OKLAHOMA N\n ~
NtpiNu SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT INTO
D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
How TO Answer
Blind Classified Ads

In answering hund ads Ia these
columns. please hc careful to u,c
the precise address given N the ad.
Ncrusrmcut Write the address
plainly letters brought 20 The
world o't..o 40 not require stamps
Always u,.usc Nour answers IN
scaled ,nlolup" In replying 10 1d-
N,r'l-cwouts Wnrrc references axe
asked for. DO MOT send the original
reference, send copies OF them
oA.N.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES roR SAFE

for teams and harness truck has four
speeds forward and is worm drive \
splendid chance 30 turn your horse
equipment into fine 'truck CordcU
Bros. lio,dcuviile OKLA
FOR SALE Ford one ton truck worm
drive. iI27 North tlwood
ron SALE by ownct Ford coupe
equipped with starter oversize steering
wheel. specdomoter, electric lights, de-
fender lock srd many other special fes-
tures Address C.3i care world
FOR SALE -lals Ford touring car vii,
glyo some terms s72 South Forest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
PURELY PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE 20 Real tsste My i2Ll
acre. located IN Glenn Acres, Is of the
mArA 81 L y LaMnAnL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
LEGAL

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Anl Nr.her
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fouuvng persons shaU at a. lasprrtor,
Judges. clerks and officials A. n.rrip sd
TORN 10 VT
Precinct No NiLe ptnrer ip,p.c.
,", ,, $ cnr'n' Judge J.'' h'oosy.
Precinct No W u.nsh.w lo,r.c
tor ! G ian JpIrc' NAIVE RoG,r,.
son ,lerr
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spes,of Mr.. q " Iterboid 1nt,. NJ
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tpssllSS''s ,|r5 1Nn9 T. S'""''t' Judge J. b.
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N rin.ton Iuis. Nrs .ur. UaI,r,
C.,rs ''' ''''' ''' w. laura ''''''
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il,., l.1,,'', nTr"'S ,r.'tS '''"a"'r '"aE'' "
rrcrinrr So = " T scott inspector
q r. unv.r lufrr. lth-i urvrr IlerL
rrcc,ort SO o Il 81 w,an. inspector.
&r,,r,y' ',c'.,ap' ,c'.,eaaps' 'u'1' "'' "''''
,pc.tor. IS rea,e Judge. Roy Temple
"' r,,.,,,, ,r,S ~ #, e. = p,,.no,, ro,r.o.
tor Il " irwin. Iudss. Ms. R.a.
IA HT i,,lISi, l"g'. t,'",, ooo,,. - >or,,l
Inspector 4 n Qucrry. Judge Mr.,
rreginrt SO , "a Mr, II " Gran,
Inspector. Mrs II l.. Snndeyen. Judge
pr,ein,t No. "a , W Mitchell In.
sprr.or g. = IInioH Judge MT. Lln
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

1871 FORD touring for sale s325 Phone
d57sJ.
20 RSAlE OR EXCHANGE Good auto.
mobile easily operated LOOKS like new D..
hrst.cIdss condition summer touring
top and closed winter tor. Phone $40 or
call At 1908 Daniel bldg
ONE TON TRUCK for sale in good con.
dition Atlas Transfer 4 Storsgc Co
SCRIPTS BoOTu roqdster for sale S350.
Phone s5gs
FIVE PASSENGER Buick for sale cheap
NJ North ElWood
FINE. PASSENGER suitable for truck
Norihway motor cheap cali phone 3saj.
Blltk y ton truck for sale or trade for
lighter truck Ford pHferrcd can 1882
last Ninth. Phone alt5
hlLBtRN electric, like new Ford tires
new paint. car run only . 500 miles
VIII sri for $3.50 VIII take diamond
as pari payment Phone i5i.2Oit.
FOR SALE Bakc- electric newly painted
and new batteries just installed prAc.
iirAly good as new. Can l0sJ Tulsa or
1908 SApulpa
e NJ e TRUCK Run about . 300 miles
in excellent condition will sc. or trade
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
NOTICE OF sprcrAL SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING

To the ENlrchOIdtfs of lhc TIrhanse Ma
tiorA' B,nk u Tuiss. Ok'ssoma
NOTICE h~herrbv given that a Spscial
Mccfiug - tho SHAREHOLDER Of the TX
change National Rank Of Tulsa Oklahoma.
vii be held 10 the offices uf said Rank a.
three o'clock = NJ on MONDAY lHc 2ud
day Of June. 1919. for tho purpose Of con.
sId"ftrg aud voting upon a proposition 10
increase the Capital Stock Of SAID Rank
from one Million Dollar. 10 one Million.
T~o Hundred and Fifty Thousanh Dollars.
and for tho transaction Of any ana all such
other business and matters as may be uecca
iAry or proper 10 he considered in conneo
ttou with iatd proposition for such Increase
OF sAid CArital Stock
" A HROWNLFF Cashier
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND GoUEp

LOST -ErgMh PIC hull. months old
i'. grown Win p.hIh lSAeN 'rat''f 'NaP
n" A. A'l r'} HErh" tag "lA'"'N
,"" t.' ',"'' N.'' b.''n Nf pg1 "H
,.,. a, ,,'t r.s,,d rnoor
I.r, A r,ur- IA 400 s,utb iYlny,
f'' W h!hg 81 'u' NoftA P'h'''
"''"''' l' "' ~ J"
Lost BLACK and white dog resembling
rr 80
lu.I no .rr,p,.r t,t.,sr ,,, aud .I..
f.raur uri.t ahtrb Ntlb m, Vord Dob
on tina .r,rt rrW.rd an = rrrofon
"'r NV Maf'' Ih l''A'''' 'I 'Ntp"t
1u.n. NJ" iu', t',,,,r' 20, ,l' '"'W"
CtiD,y, AZ, % m.
,.,,,.,,.. ... ,,.-...
INNI ! iANInb t,"Nh 'n'ks'|' nHs 'nt"usn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

Ar.h"gt Hro0 r,,mcut "' deposit Of
: .H' ~, poRr> "a
F.opvn., must be- ACCOMPANIED %, rer.
: 'r' .','h 'H 'hr s4w Of O.. 81 bad m,te
ra,sh'r 'o ihr state tohrt Of Agriculture.
Nri u.ti BE- enclosed .u sea. .sA cn.o.ot,, su.
fnrri nrorost| for NrAuHE and pumh.
. e. N.trrrn pa. R..d.rE and Proposal
70. Na,H.s ard plumbing ~ Amor, and
Nym4as..m Ba-l.us.' aad d.Ie,tsd ~ tao
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-19

FOR sALF- Thrcc lords ,so stuoebakets
two u.d.. ry'Ird,T Dodge roadster We
buy, scll and exchange. Auto salvage as
EAV second street
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-18
Joseph Winqvist ia perhe
Kettle River, Mimi.

John Manni ia aitinsa Maria
Manni
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
-FOUR INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENTS

Samuel Faunces. seventy-seven
years old, OF $500 Newark street
northwest. today is suffering from
cuts on the head received yesterday,
when She walked against q moving
automobils at Seventeenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Thrown from his bicycle when L
was struck by an unidentified automO.
bile at Twenty-ffth street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest yesteT-
day. w. ID. Perkins. OF 2S19 Q street
northwest. suffered injuries on the
arms and body. The automObiie
failed to stop after striking Perkins.
Lemual /, Allen, nifty years Old. of
Reds Corner. Prince George county,
Nd. was slightly injured last night
when the automobile he was driving
was struck BY a street car Of the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company on Anacostia Bridge Allen.
refused hospital treatment.
While operating a motorcycle on
Fifteenth street near X street north
west, last night, Walter Bowman
coIofed, nineteen years old. OF 25ie
Mozart street northwest. fell from
the machine and received injuries on
the right leg. He was taken to the
Emergency Hospital
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
IF YOU WANT A NEW FACE
HURRY AND JOIN THIS CLASS

Lessons in character makeup. both
facial and in costume, will be given
by Dennis E. Connell, in class that
will be started tomorrow evening at
Club No. 8 OF the War Camp Com
munity Service, 91S Tenth street
The class will be open to every resi-
dent OF the District, as well as the
workers in Government departments.
and soldiers and sailors. A charge
10 cover the cost OF materials that are
used in the instruction, and including
cloth and cosmetics, will be made.
The sum will amount to about 81.
The work will be conducted in con-
nection with the dramatic classes that
have been organized among the work
ers in the Government departemnts
and the soldiers and sailors who are
stationed in or near Washington.
Members Of the class will be asked
during the series of lessons to make
up their own and the faces Of others
to represent different characters, and
also to design costumes for character
representation
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
KIDNEYSS
PURIFIES BLOOD

You cant expect weak kidneys 70
inter the acids and poisons out of your
system unless they are given a little helm
Don't allow them to become diseased
when a little attention now will nre-
vent 1t. Don't try to cheat nature
As soon as you commence to have
6seE9ehe!, feel nervous and tired GET
BUSY. These are usually wsrn;n1s
that your kidneys are not working
Do not delay a minute. Go after the
cause Of your ailments or you NAV find
yourself in the grip of an incurable dis.
ease. GOLD MEDAL HARLEM oil can
suleS win give almost immediate reiisf
from kidney troubles. GOLD MED.
AL Haarlem Oil Capsules will do
the work. They are the pure originSI
Haarlem OIL Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories in Haarlem, HoI.
land. Ask your druggist for GOLD
MEDAL and accept no substit1tes
Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on
every box. Three sizes, sealed packarsS
Money refunded II they do not ouicfiy
help you.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
GEN. .PERSHINGPOST
NAMESAKE

Resolutions commencing his work
as commander Of the American Ex.
peditionary Forces in France will be
sent to General Pershing by General
Pershing Post. No. l, recently organ
lied here by veterans Of the great
war. The resolutions include the orig
inal signatures OF the charter mem
bers of the post and have been pre-
pared in a unique form with attract
i've cover design
This announcement was made today
BY Col. E. Lester Jones, commander
Of the post, who said that more than
1,5OO service men have become affil-
lated with the post.
Owing to the big membership, 1t
has been pecessary to hold the meet
ing Of the post in the New Central
High School next Monday. At the
meeting delegates to the st. Louis
convention of service men, May s, 9,
and 10, will receive their instructions.
Each member of the post will also
receive q souvenir Of historical in
terest
Among those appointed to represent
the post at the st. Louis convention
are Colonel Jones, Major Henry
Leonard, Capt. John Lewis Smith,
Chief Yeoman 8. P. Knut. Sergt Viii
liam G. Glenn, and Private l. Clark
son Hines.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
LOSES $500 RING WHILE
SITTING IN THE THEATER

Miss Florence O'Donnell, of 1880
Sixteenth street northwest. last night
reported the loss OF ring set with a
large sapphire and surrounded by
diamonds, valued at $500. Miss O'Don-
nell said that the ring was lost in a
downtown theater.
A pocketbook containing S45 in
bills and check for S75 was stolen
from r. r. Valentine, 9O3 Louisiana
avenue northwest while he was on a
Fourteenth street car last night.
while Miss Isabel Mickins. 1921 Sec
ond street northeast, reported the
theft of her poCketbook, containing
S93, from the House office building.
James +. Spencer's room, at POI
Massachusetts avenue northwest, was
entered yesterday and a watch VAL
ued at $50 stolen.