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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-04-10

and in the other pad Of Liberty
Loan subscription blanks.
"Mr. Corwin," she said sweetly;
"the Falltown office girls organized q
Liberty Loan club last night. have
been selected as one of the saleswom-
en-. There is going to be keen COM
petition. and want you to head my
list" =.
Wrath was In the color that stole
above Corwin's collar and suffuscd
hts face; a deeper wrath was In his
heart. For an instant he meditated
q sharp deciination of the girls invt
tation. Then. knowing he was fairly
caught, he said, shortly:
"Put me down for q hundred
"A hundred thousandr' queried
Molly.
Corwin detected the humorous NAL.
ice in the girls voice; but he did not
look at her, to see the knowing. toll
Grant smile on her face.
"One hundred dollars!" he snapped.
"Oh. Mr.. Corwin-a hundred! Do
make it more-won't you? You see.
haven't so many prospects in view,
and I shall have to ask each Of them
to subscribe. rather heavily. I was
counting on you for ten thousand. al
least"
look here!" he said, facing her;
''are you doing this for Dillon"
"Dillon? Oh, no. I haven't seer
Mr.. Dillon. I am doing 1t for my
country, Mp. Corwin-and yours.
am doing II for Ben-and for the Other
boys who will 60 to France presently
to tight for rs and for World freedom
Why" she went on, deep note II
her voice; IT have subscribed for two
hundred. myself. And shall take
more-just as fast as can pay
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-04-10

friends, rcsenting their interest in
him, the mute charge Of disloyalty IN
their eyes.
Corwin began to evade crowds:
whenever he saw people grouped to-
gether he slipped around the nearest
corner. Ono day, about to enter the
street door to 60 to his once, smil.
ing young woman showed pad Of sub
scription blanks before his eyes:
"Buy a Bond, Mr.. Corwinr she
asked.
He glared at her. II have one" he
lied.
"where is your buttonf" There was
frank incredulity in her eyes.
The look angered Corwin. "This
country would be better OF II there
were not so many people who inter
fered with what does not concern
them!" he declared.
ut should be the business OF every
person in this country to see that
every person who can afford to buy
bonds, gets them!" declared the girl,
defiantly.
I'll get them when and where !
pleased" he snapped, as he brushed
past the girl and entered the building
How you must love the Kaiser!"
jeered the girl.
Corwin entered his ONCE in q cold
rage. He felt Molly King watching
him covertly-at least 1t seemed to
him that she did-but he did not loo1
in her direction.
At noon he heard Molly rise from
her chair. She got her hat and coat
stood before the glass In the alcov<
for an instant, and then moved toward
him. He felt her presence at hi
side and looked mp. to see her smiling
ct him. In one hand she held q pencil
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-04-10

for them. feel that I am not doing
anything for my country in buying
bonds. For It really isn't giving, you
know-only lending. It really isn't
even that; 1t is taking your money
from one place and putting 1t into an
other place-1ust like transferring It
from one hand to another. It seems
to me that the boys who go overseas
to highland perhaps to die-are the
only ones who are really going to olive
the country anything. And even they
are not giving more than they have
received from the country. Oh. Mr..
Corvfn, isn't It great to be an Amesi-
canr
TO BE CONTINUED
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-04-10
Blue flannels; special
showig at $50

There's big demand for blue flnannels
this year in waist-seam types particularly;
we're glad to show at $50 particularly fine
waist-seam suit in an excellent flannel; a
suit that will just meet the ideas of many
young fellows; priced most reasonably for
clothes of this character; $50. Greens and
browns if you want them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-04-10
The
MAN
With a
COUNTRY

10 one Of Seltzer's best. II
teens with action-love
intrigue and combat-hy-
ing fists, seering shrapnel,
hungering hearts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-04-10
w aist-seam suits
special at $3.50

Very live waist-seam models at this price;
waist-seam styles with vertical or curved
pockets; pure wool fabrics in rich dark
heather mixtures; strictly new things; values
that are the best possible to procure today;
styles that are just what you want; very
wonderful suits at S22.50. ,iHH
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-04-10
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
for men Of every type


signed plain suits double models sraightne
to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09


All cvrs were on r.. g." who was
greeted wIth a shout No man since
Cromwell has had 40 much hu.
ihority IN Britain IlT has absolute
control Of tho house OF commons
where hla followers number NOR"
thau double the opposite lie con.
truIH the king, and chuua"s tire men
To hc elevated 70 prcruTrs and tho
house OF lords. whose on" absolute
function lH Ia act ns supreme court
II was only few days ago that hn
had the king raise Slr Frederick T.
Smith, former attorney general, now
Lord HIrkcnhcnd. to be lord chan.
cellor, ar president Of the house Of
lordH and chief justice or the Eu-
prone court ~, q =" Oa prime min
Inter, la at the head Of th" govern
ment and virtual commander. In chicf
uf the army and navy Most OF Ms
powers arc constitutional ones, some
OF war emergency nature, TO bn "E-
rrClscd by every prime minister but
Lloyd George by hia unprecedented
personal majority in the house uf
commons ls certain Of his stronglh,
iTe IN the bOaa Of Britain II any
ihlng gucs very wrong, his IL the cx-
eCutivc, legislative and judicial fhult
He surprised me by his olOqucnoc.
No seasoned actor could have carried
Off his rolQ with creator power or
grace In his mogt definite ns'er-
lions OF eoyernmem purposes. no
tnbly when he said that no section
Of the people would be permitted tu
use force In attempting To drive a
bargain, ! thought ! detected "a not"
Of apJtral, n slight HuggcstiOn that
/ a., f.I t.t ~ him,
self He has tho voice 0t II young
and vigorous man. He sinks It to "A
low. solemn pitch at time for en-
phhsis, and when he is at the peak
of hia yehemence his tones Heem ia
whistle out, ns IL they had come from
deep down In him. lie was tho pic
turo OF ncatncRs and immaculacy
and his hair, which usually appears
| In photographs with an effect In
paderewsk was either cut short OF
! plastercd TO his head,
IIL extempOraneous address wnt
In answer to the demands OF MIR, Ad.
amson, leader of the labor members
and Sir Donald Maclean. leader OF
the little band of opposition liberals
Mr.. Adamson has the burrlsh brogut
OF a lowland Scot, and the dicuor
of an uneducated man, 40 that hii
opposition outline had an approprl'
eiely rough-nnd ready labor flavor
lilo quoted Llncoln's This country
cannot continue 10 live hah FREQ, hal
slave" and another American
statesman" thought To be Bryan
to prevent vested inter
ests from continuing to cruelty III,
worker upon a eros, OF gold" Sii
Donald Mnclean, though not an ora
tor. spoke with silken modulatiur
and perfect choice NJ words ~ one
would expect OF an Asuulthlan. llOy,
George showed himself to be thcil
master In his delicate banter via
them, HIS association with their sen
tlments and his acceptance Of thcll
challenge to fulfill election pledges
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

Use world Want Ads.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
ENGLAND'S LOVE OF
POMP AND PAGEANTRY
Impressions Of nn American nj the
Opening of Parliament by
the king.
LLOYD GEORGE ACTUAL BOSS
L. supported By nm Unprecedented
Majority nnd Knows
His Power,
Try GEORnE 7. Eye.


LONDON, Feb IL tby mniO
The reception given the king and
quccn In the royal pruceHsiOn from
buckingham palace 10 tho houses of
parliament FOR tho Cnny0Catiun at
noon today, was q fuli- hearted one
I have no doubt that many advanced
thinkers Of the labor movement
blended their cheer. with the
crowds at the sight of the lkRbIc
monarchH aud their attendants In
the semi state lnudaus, red coated
poatilllons, ana squadron of the
household cavalry. Labor has no
quarrel with the king. who though
having most august dynaHtic SOY
crciguly really has lcss power than
a township supervisor In America,
Every time scn ono ~ thcro royal
PROFESSIONS / cannot help but feel IT
is all empty fUullshness. then m
ynrnbly remember the robes and
wigs of Justices ~ our Eupr"m"
rourta. the university dutp"ri'H,
priests. yestmcnts and tho Hupcrla.
1.-Two glory of lodge rogalia ana c"re.
monies In America Does human nn-
turc require this pomp aud unHol
That iH what | ask myself, and II
the anHwcr IN "yer." then must SAY
/ Ike the british way Uf tolcrntlng
a king nH "a living link with the past
and suffering all the costly append
ages OF purely ornamental royalty
Tradition ana daily diversion arc
thus bound together.
And while saw hts unlnsty
bowlng 10 his huzLallng subjects !
could not but remember reading In
various papers that Lloyd cGorgc.
Immediately upon returning from
Paris. had settled the terms OF the
king's address from tho throne,
opening parliament.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
Dedication Ceremonies
of ROOsereH Mountain
Set for Juiy Fourth

pEADWOOp. e. -. March =
Impressive ceremonies. attended by
many soldiers ana civilians who were
close friends ~ 'u' former president
WUl mark the dedication ~ Mount
rh'udOruaJloosovolt on July I
shortly after the death ~ Colonel
Eouzoyclt the pioneers ~ the Black
HiIls met here and decided 90 change
'hr name of sheep mountain near
b,ndwooi 10 Mount Theodore
Uoogcvcl, Their plan received hearty
endorsement
Feeling that the spirit ~ Ipde.
p"nd"uor day typifci the deals OF
IA" late president N was decided "a
postpOn" IA" formal ceremony until
'h'u Invitations have been sent IA
srorrs OF Colonel Wooscvclrs friends
hy capt Seth bullock Mai Gvn
Leonard wood viii deliver the dcdi
.tiury address clifford IInchut
Secretary Lane ana many other ma
'lunaI figures will be present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

In about half hour the King and
queen, with the lord hlgh chamber
lain and the lord gold a'ick-ln- wait
luu and tho lord silver stick IN
waiting, and other resplendcnt at
tendnntH, &dcscended fr ON the
throne TO tho red and white canopied
royal entrance OF the house, OF lords.
The band OF the Scots guards played
and state coaches and caValcnde
clattered down whitehall to the
ronr OF the populaCc This roar II
like assteady monotone ON IL
vhs given bit OF yarbsty back nj
Buckingham palace where Il roofing
saund Of American soldiers, sailors
and embassy officials, whose head
quarters are alongside the palace
grounds, Joined In an organized
'Rah, rah, rnhl" that In said to have
greatly pleased the royal highneases
so read IN the London papers
was outside the house OF com,
mons enjoying both the proccF~ioh0
spectacle and u sensation OF import
snce, for | had n ticket to tho open.
ing tesaion, and 1t was an evil
pleaAure Ia see tho wit. beauty, the
privilege seekers, and the families
VI members Of parliament beinl
turned away by the hundreds,
The house Of commons Assem- blet
AT 2:46. adJourninE until 4, Eivinl
me time for a stroll through West
minister abbey, just across the street
In the famous poets corner. where
t,ongfelow has conspicuous bust
saw a great wreath adorning th'
floor stone OF Dickens burial vault
The wreath was from the Dickens
club OF Boston. Mass. sent In com
memoration OF the great noveiisti
bIythdny on February, There were
also American wreaths for Burnt
and Sir Henry Irving, the great labo'
actor who died In 1905 and In buried
In the abbey
A service was going on In tn
abbey, the choir chanting and tn
great organ rumbling M II with tn
abbey's ancient voice Hluriou
Ilght came in through the Cantcr
bury window, IL was "A good tim
to study tho marble faces In thi
English Nalhalla. --- Shakespeare
Milton. Chnucer. Addison. Macauley
Goldsmith Thackeray, Butler John
son. Scott, Handel, Jenny Lind
Gray. southey. Cpwpei. and many
many more,
A Very Hull House.
The speaker Of the house OF com
mons, wearing his black robe an,
his sheep head wig, took his Cano
pied chair at ten minutes TO -four
preceded "A few moments by the thre
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
IsnI,lcmIc In lie Irobs,I

RICHMOND. va. March s-A
special commission was appointed
today by the state board Of health to
investigate the prevalence Of cpl
demic somnolence. commonly called
sleeping sickness" which has de.
yelopcd here. f1ve cases AROUND er
quarantine here. Th- disease, which
In considered certain form or In
fantilo paralysis, or manifestation of
Influenza, IL also reported TO have
been prevalent In North Carolina and
Illinois
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
Claims at $75O,OOO 900 Damages Filed
By Americans Against Central POWers


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

Did you read
"To Save His Face"
in last weeks
Saturday Evening
Post?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
TWENTY-FIVE INJURED BY
EXPLOSION OF ACETYLENE

SAN PEDRO. Cal March 3
Twenty-Five men were seriously
burned and otherwise injured today
when a tank containing ncetylpno
saS exploded on the ship West earn.
avail, which was being prepared FOR
launching from ways In the Yards OF
he Southwestern Shiphullding COM
phny. one unidentified man was be
lievcd 10 bc fatally hurt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

movement Bartlesville Is promised a
community church to cost $4,000
for the Industrial district on the ives,
side This section OF the city Is In
need OF a work OF this kind and the
application OF "A part OF the funds
from the great $50. 900 financial
campaign being waged is causing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
TO HAVE CHURCH HOUSE

special TO Tho World
BARTLESNILLE, March s.
Through tho Methodist Centenary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
I DCs'rtaln.

ARE The running expenses OF mo-
'urIng very hcnyv2"
''Nut n YOU run too fast for the
faffr cops to catch you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

much qualification omonr tn. q.
Methodists and the people ,t,
Interested In a commuuHy al.,.,
addition to the regular ,Nr,..
ganized activities in indus,r.,r b
tleHvillo,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

An Irish ship yard recently
10 bo huilt IN that country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
A MINISTER
PRAISES TANLAC
Person NOw-Is Strong and
Cheerful.

II is seldom. indeed. that men Of
! prominence, especially ministers of
| the gospel. willingly express their
/ Indebtedness publicly to a prOprie-
tary medicine. However, when a
medicine obtains of that singular
purity and efficiency shown by the
uniform preparation, Tanlac. state
ments from our best citizens are TO
be considered thoroughly common
surate with the good that is being
accomplished.
Rev. ]. II. Hardy of Church
Road, Va, called at the Grant drug
store in Richmond, recently, and
relating his experience with Tanlac,
said:
Il have been benefited even be-
yond belief and feel it my duty, as
one directly interested in the gen
eral welfare of my feilowman, to
state publicly what Tanlac has done
for me"
Rev Hardy has been a minister
! in the Christian denomination for
/ fifteen years and is not only beloved
, as a pastor but is popular as q man
and citizen. Continuing his state
/ ment. ne said:
II had been completely broken
/ down physically for several months
/ having worked. as il seemed to my
self and friends, to my limit of en-
I durance Ny nerves were so up
! set that I would toss and roll in my
I bed at night. getting little or no
! sleep, and feel worse on getting up
/ in the mornings than when 1 re-
| tired at night. I had no appetite
and what little 1 ate lways dis
agreed with me. l would bloat up
with sour gas after eating until I
would have 20 loosen up the belt of
my trousers I also suffered in
tense pains in my stomach and was
| seldom free from miseries of indi-
gestion.
Seeing Tanlac so highly recon-
mended I concluded TO try it and
few bottles has made me feel like
a new person. Before 1 had finish
ed taking the first bottle there was
a marked Improvement in my con-
dition. Ny appetite began 10 re-
| turn. my digestion was better and
I commenced to eat with a relish,
and was much less nervous. I can
now eat just anything I want. en-
Joy 10 thoroughly and never suffer
from bloating. pain or an uncom-
Portable feeling from IL. Since TAX
ing Tanlac I have been holding nine
meetings a week and never have
that tired feeling any more. 1 am
no longer nervous and after ten
| hours calm. restful sleep. which
am getting every night I wake up
l in the morning feeling cheerful
strong and fun OF energy. In fact,
am feeling fine and am glad 10
make a statement for the benefit of
/ others who are needing Tanlac as I
/ did"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend az
the Central drug store and in Mish-
awake at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
PRINCE OF WALES WILL
CANCEL FOREIGN TRIP

MELBOURNE, Dec. ALTHOUGH
il was believed that the prince of
Wales would be able 20 visit the
Commonwealth OF Australia early
next spring. cables from London
state that official circles consider IL
hardly probable that the prince will
be able 10 make the trip at that time
Official communications concern
ing his tour Of the Antipodes are said
to be on their way 20 the Common
wealth and as soon as they are re-
ceived both the state and federal
governments Will appoint reception
committees 70 prepare for the
princes visit. A draft Of the pro-
gram viii be submitted to the prince
before ne leaves for Australia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05

ments They say that slovalSia must
hold 20 the republic and with new
elections and an elected. instead OF
a nominated, national assembly such
as the present one. a more liberal
Slovak representation in offices and
the stabuization Of the economic
situation. conditions viii improve. As
a last argument they point out that
Slovakia cannot exist as an inds
pendent state and there is not
another country than the Czecho-
Slovak republic 10 which she can
ally herself.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
It's Easy To Deceive a Sick Person
Bat Dodds kidney Pills Are Reliable.

sick people seize the first so-cAlled cure
offered. Vivid tales Of miraculous cures oil
the patient with false hope. The best course
70 follow II suffering from kidney or bladder
disorders, rheurnRtisno, headaches, Is to take
Dodd's Kidney Pills - nearly fifty years the
standard remedy. Dodds Kidney Pills az
you TO enjoy life. Minor ailments today, II
neglected, viii make you . wreck. You can't
90 wrong II you take Dodd's Kidney Pills
Uhree DIS in the namel in the fat, round box.
II your druggist cant supply You, scnd rs
bis name and eoc. in stamps for the geauine-
Oodd Medicine Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.
4 Safe. Mild Cathartic Diamond Dinner Pillr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
TRADE INCREASES

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. A.
Great increase in the number OF
American vessels plying between
United States and Brazilian ports
was shown when, in October, 80 yes
sells flying the American flag enter
ed the port Of Rio de Janeiro. Sta
tistics show that during the entire
year OF 1914 only 90 American yes
sells arrived in Rio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
GzECH-SLOVAKS
CHANGE NAME Of
ANCIENT CITY
Hungarian Town of PreSSburg
Now Has New CzeCho-
SIoVakian Name.

BRATIsLAVA, slovakia, Dec. A.
1t Is only on Czecho-S lovakian maps
mat this ancient Hungarian city Of
Pressburs can be located by its new
name. Ruled by Hungary for a
thousand years Il passed under the
control Of the new CZecho-S lovakian
republic b. the decision Of the peace
conference and a large part OF its
inhabitants do not take kindly TO
the new order OF things It's people
are dominantly Germanic or Hun
garian.
Signs i'm German.
The street signs are in German
aud Hungarian characters and now
10 them Is being added Czech The
old postal and telephone employees
have been replaced by Czechs and
Czech high officers installed in the
government SlOvak regiments on
duty here have been replaced by
purely Czech soldiers. IN a city as
old and conservative and routine as
This drifting through the centuries
Undisturbed in its social customs,
these things have made feeling run
rather high in certain social strata
Expci Many.
Persons. regardless Of sex, who
have not acquired legal residence
are being expelled. one man told
he had lived and done business here
for 40 years was expelled a few days
ago. The list OF those cied for ex-
puision is said to contain names OF
dead persons.
Some HunRar ians do not hesitate
TO express their resentment over the
employment of Czechs in govern
ment positions here formerly occu-
pied by the Hungarians. Czechs
and many Siovaks OF the educated
classes who hold office under the
government say this feeling Is due
to Hungarian and German propa-
ganda and has no real strength or
extent. Also they admit the neoes-
sity OF Czech on1cialdom as Slovahla
has little or no educated class from
which to draw executives of ability.
Big Task
II Is hard 10 upset rudely the
traditions or 10 centuries and talks
win many DVNAA III UtlAL4cl
and unofficial circles. would indi-
cate that the antesOnism displayed
toward the Czechs is a natural con-
ditiOn OF this period of transition
and not deeply rooted. Probably
il is stronger here in Pressburg than
IN the other parts of Slovsl<ia where
the change Is not so apparent.
The school question plays a very
prominent part in the situation
here. The government has abolished
the German and Hungarian Ian
guages in the schools and this means
a general ousting OF teachers and a
reaction in households
Talk Hungarian.
Many Slovakians and Germans
now speak ostentatiOusly in Hun
garian as do the peasants of this
immediate vicinity as a sign of their
feelings. a political speaker allud-
ing to this development said that
the Czechs had accomplished in six
months what Hungary had tried 10
Go for so years.
Well informed Slovaks. however.
do not feel that the racial question
will result in any serious develop
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
Too Fat?

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method. safe. pleasant. Brings slen-
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small box OF OIL OF korein Gin capsules)
at the druggists. Follow directions
You are allowed 20 eat sweets, etc:
no starvation or strenuous exercising.
Your life becomes worth living with
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