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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-07
In the Restaurant.

We got good meat, said Seaman
Huff,
"When | was in the navy;
But this roast beef is so blamed tough
That l can t chew the gravy. Exc.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-07

100; Rutland, $5o7,3 900; Washington
$3l2. $50; Windham, sSl 500: Windsor
$191 $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
MSQoder'
husband
What Miss Holcombc Told Madg,
About MIn. Sinchhtlhpc
.RoLo G3|YiSoiI

A LICE lIOLtOMBE looked on,
n oi the car window after her I'M.
peiuons ou'bur.l against Mr,
Stockbridgc and ] lancied that SIZE
was repcnlIng tnc ychcmencc, nf her
words Whel ,hc spoke again /
Incw that ! had guessed correctly
u 'u2po,c ! ought to qualify that
statement" she said slowly she isn't
very well. and she hd, had a great
orrow in her lltc, but while those
facts plead ior her to some extent set,
Inc truth remain that sAc Is simply
dcNlll'h- there's uo other word Tor it
IN her jealousy o' her husband"
"IIow docs hc manage 10 kcc, h,
pJ,liloni" ! a,hcd III ,hr often
,tages scene, like the ore today /
should think hi, standing IN the com.
munly would be- e,ou,y Ic,parlil.
sd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
The Big Reason

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
Spring Pumps at So.

Broken sizes which explain the broken price-a s64s they
are remarkably cheap Black patent leather and dull hid
and caliskn few IN tan and in addition Jew OSfordS
with military heels and welt soes reduced to so4s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24

Stockbridge was something more than
the usual careless. friendly liking OF
a teacher Tor her principal
Surely His Love
What an awful lie lof him. ey.
.laimcd. "Why doesn't he leave h,r
G"! out into the world again"
Because he's the most chiyalrou'
soul Oh earih," Alice IIolcombe replied
hconically
Surely his love for hcr must have
died long ago"
1T never lived. never was born" wa,
her surprising reply \ moment later
,he answered the a,loni,hmmcht my
face hli mirrored at her words
Kenneth Stockbrldgc never loved
but une woman and never viii love bul
one, and lh-t is the girl who broke
her engagement 10 him when he 70.
ccNcd his lIrst injuries, and It became
known tina, he would IL manned ior
lie He was born IN LITTLE town
near here and he had known Nilly
Robinson from the tme they were
children iIer parents and his were
friend, and when hc came home after
The accident ,hcg were thrown 10.
gethcr
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'' ' 'oui'e' Nc H4' never men
toned anything like that 10 mel
gather that she had loved him hone
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
BRITAIN FACES
CRAVE PROBLEM
Industrial Fabric Hangs on
Conferences,

llrIvruo' Service stan CorrcsIondcn)
-, LONDON, Feb "a, i, no cXag.
r ration 70 ,ay that the ensuing week
VII be the wost critical Great Britain
~ laced ,noc the darkest DAYS ol
March l)lB when lialg appealed 10
h'' troops to stand firm against the
onru h OF the German h1rdcs
For the whole industrial fabric of
Br tam ~ well as the nolding Vi her
c. rInpm'c nnd social future hang
u"pp the weeks great series oi con.
icftnCcs between labor and the gov.
e.u,1cnt and between labor and the
employers
Strike lmpe nding.
\ nationwide strike NJ the cod
miner, has becl virtually voted.
though the scattering return, are not
yet ~. The strike is scheduled to
begin March IS. II it IS not stayed by
The miners, executive, themselves, il
"ilI doubtless prccipltate strikes ~
th" other two organizations oi the
IT, e dllIancc"-ihc railway mems
y 70 "'''''' WI MI , Ulll'Nl QUO "
a ent however would signalilc an
~ '''flal paralysis OF the nation.
~ q word. the whole complex prob.
j. Of industrial unrest i, coming 10
= lead this week and before Saturday
Br tam will know whether ITS care
iuHy prepared plans for the rcsump.
ton ot industry and the spread oil
British trade are wrecked OF saved.
Weeks Program.
Here !, The weeks program of the
'inlustra peace conferences which Is
really more vital Tor Great Britain
than the greater Paris affair.
Tuesday there will be meeting oi
delegates OF tho triple alliance" 10
consider JOINT action with regard TO
consider Joint action with regard 10
ments proposals.,
Wednesday the national convention
OF the delegates OF the miners union
VII receive the result OF the strike
ballots and consider the proposals Of
Premier Lloyd George made 10 the
executive council last week
Thursday there will be a meeting Of !
rO or more delegates 10 NC national !
conference OF employers and trade, /,
unioniS,S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
Idle Poles Make
Plea to Premier
nv The Associated Pres,

WARSAW, Saturday. Feb. IN
crowd. apparently made up OF person,
on, oI work and led by bolshevik
agents. made demonstration today
before the Hotel Bristol, where Pre-
m.cr P.herewSki and the inter lied
mission TO Poland have their head.
quarters. The premier's automobile
was stopped as he was leaving the ho-
Vt and N. .Paderewski was forced to
make speech.
m lie promised the demons,rants
work a. soon as possible and appealed
I, them 10 disperse because of the i'm
itession their attitude would make ON
the foreign mission
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
Norma Cook Found
In Home of a Friend

CHlCAGO. Feb 2I-Norma Cook,
chief witness in the case OF J. Noman
Cook. her father. charged with the
murder Of William Bradway, was To-
Gated last night at the home OF friends
here. She had been missing for sew
eral days and the state, attorney was
uncertain whether she would return
in time for the trial, which is to begin
tomorrow,
The young woman said she had been
in hiding, hoping that be might escape
the ordeal OF tes,ifying at her father
trial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
Tirpitz, Broke"
Is Swiss Visitor
tBy Tho Associated Press. Z,

GENEVA, Feb. 24,--Admiral Won
Tirpitr, who is credited with having
been the instigator of ruthless subma.
.rine warfare. has been the guest OF
General Willie OF the Swiss army since
the revolution in Germany, according
10 Swiss newspape:s The former
German naval chief has lost his en-
tire fortune His son Is now bank
clerk aud his daughter is 4 governess
at Zurich, The admiral Is living in 3
small house at WilIegg.
Emma Willard, now best remem-
btred for her work in behalf Of @iIe
higher education OF women IN th)
United States, was also the author d
the famous poem, Rocked in the
Cradle Of the Deep"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
Youngstet state Officer

Three wears old and state OH.
Cill J., the record ot lack Ben Lewis.
assistant game warden The little boy
D., the SON o) W 4 lcws. assist
ant Shlei accountant iu the ,taie audi.
tor, office and b nephew Of Leo
Meyer. former state auditor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
Giant Airplane
on Long Jaunt

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. A.-The gian,
Handley-Pagc airplane, carrying
eleven men from Elizabeth, N. J.. 10
Ellington field, Texas. arrived in Mo.
bic yesterday from Americus, Ga
The machine made the trip Of 2S2
miles in three hours.
The machine will leave Mobile
Monday morning for New Orleans
and expects to land at Ellington field
Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
Ships Painter to
Get $50, 900 If He
Marries Right Girl

SDulrBRlDGE, Mass. feb =
Jamc' \ Blaucy, ships painter, viii
receive SrOODo under the will II hl,
aunt Jennie lilanry. oi kan'a, tlly
Mo, who died recently providing hc
marie, the right girl In the viii. II
IS 'ald the Titlt girl is mentioned a.
a ccflaln girl
Blaney who B, graduate of SyrI.
Cu'c uniycf'lly hl, not given any
Indication of bis attitude toward the
stipulation made m the VIII bu, he
ha, left ior kan,a, CIty 10 settle ihc
r.lAlr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
SUITS and OVERCOATS

THIS is our final sale of the season on all Fall and
i Winter Suits and Overcoats. You will find won
derful value here-the prices are way down low.
Different weight suits including many that are light
enough for early Spring wear This is your opportu-
nifty to buy clothing for next year at low price
every Fall and Winter Suit and Overcoat included ex-
cept Blue Serges and Full Dress)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-24
Two Unusual Values For Tuesday
Spring Oxfords, 1886

A purchase made under very favorable circumstances
enables TO sell these Oxords ss instead OF great
deal had the purchase been regular Excellent spring
STYLES in brown and black kid welt soles covered Louis
heels pointed toes.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
MANY BILLS PASSED BY
LEGISLATURE AT NIGHT

, approved by the Levy Court OF that
county. It was explained that at the
present time a small room in the county
building Is being used as a morgue, but
this is very unsatisfactory.
Representatives McNabb and Brooks
opposed the bill. on the ground that the
Z expense is unnecessary.
Representative Francis bill, provid-
ing for a quick method OF sending pris-
oners at the Workhouse, in case they
become insane, 10 the State Hospital for
the Insane, was passed by the House.
Under this bill, the Judges Of the
County Court would be authorized 20
appoint two physicians TO examine any
prisoner suspected 10 being insane and
II found 10 be insane, he would be
committed 10 the State Hospital In
case he should later recover melally,
the bill provides that he be returned TO
the Workhouse.
on motion Of Mr. Lyons. his bill pro-
vidlng for The creation Of a reconstruc-
tion commission for the state. was set
as a special order for i.30 o'clock next
Tuesday.
The House yesterday afternoon unani-
mously passed Representative Hast
ines' bill authorizing and directing the
Board OF Game and Fish Commission
ers 10 sell all the real estate heretofore
purchased by the commissioners. The
purpose Of the bin Is 10 dispose OF the
State Game Reserve IA m. near Laurel.
Action was deferred on Representative
bill, under which special
constables could be named by the Levy
fr .N and o
cessity. After the bin had been read
Representative McNabb opposed 10. on
the ground that it would even allow
the naming OF special constables al
elections lie did not question Mr.
Danzenbaker's good faith. but thought
the bin entirely too broad
Mr.. Danzenbaker said u was meant TO |
provide constables for the new indus
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
Timely Hints

Every sort OF desirable Ribbon
Most complete showing of Neck Ruffngs
New models in NeclSwear.
Spring shades in Kid Gloves.
Best values obtanable in Silk and Lse Hosiery.
Our showing of white and colored Cotton /, simply
wonderful, judged from every angle.
Distinctive and exclusive novelty Silks,
621-623 Market St.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
Stan Correspondent.

stan Correspondent.
STATE HOUSE. Dover March L.
Twenty-Five members Of the House re-
malned in Dover for the session last
night and a number Of bills Of minor
Importance were disposed OF. thereby
saving time for the day sessions. when
the entire membership attends
| Among the bills passed by the House
| last night were the following:
Mr. Danzenbaker's bill 20 tax dogs in
Rural New Castle county for school
purposes. The work OF taxing the does
would be looked after by the school au-
[ thorilies Of each school district the
money 10 be used 10 pay for sheep
/ killed by dogs and in case any Is left
/ Il shall go 10 the district school fund.
Senator Palmer's Senate bill giving
the Mayor in incorporated towns Of
1 Sussex county. authority 10 close the
schools In case Of an epidemic. provid-
! ing the health authorities OF the town
fail 20 act.
Senate Joint resolution, authorizing
and directing the secretary Of the SEN
ato and the clerk Of the House TO in
clude in their journals for this session,
the proceedings Of the special session,
held a year ago.
Senator R0bertsons bill. increasing
from 50 to s. a day, the pay Of primary
election clerks.
Senator POOLS bill, directing the State
Medical Council, when issuing new GER
tincates 10 physicians coming here from
another State, TO al once notify the
state Board Of Healh.
Senator Hollett's bill providing for
uniform fire equipment in all incor-
porated towns in Delaware, by requir-
ing them 10 use the same standard
COUPLINGS that are used I'm the cily OF
Wilmington
Representative Francis bill to In
crease the compensation Of members
Of the Trustees Of the Poor OF New
Castle county from SO TO $40 for each
meeting they attend, not to exceed
twelve meetinSs in any one year.
BY a vote OF 20 yeas TO nays, the
House killed tie bill introduced 81
Representative Francis, providing FOR I
the erection Of a new county morgue, Z
IN New Castle county. Representative I
Francis, Lyons and Danzenbaker advo- /
Gated the bill, pointing out that 1t was
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

which is TO be seen at the Playhouse
three days beginning Thursday. March
i3 with matinee Saturday is proba-
bly, the best known Of any Of the para
bles. The story OF "The Wanderer" is
by Maurice V. Samuels. The producers
arc Elliott, COmstock and Gest, and the
production has been staged by the wiz
ard OF realism David Belasco, an as
surance that not a detail that miehi
add to the effectiveness OF the produc-
tion has been overlooked or sighted.
In the production there are required
more than one hundred and twenty-five
persons, including ballet OF sixty
headed by Francesca karmenova, the
great Russian dancer. There is also
a flock OF real sheep, with dogs. goats
and donkeys.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

Joined with I. o. Taylor. OF the Mary
land organization. in urging an immedl-
ate consolidation to keep the Gamers
from making contract prices at which
growers cannot make any money on
the crop.
Although Il was hot brought Officially
before the meeting, there was consider
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
KENNARD & co.
Coats, Suits, Dresses

These three popular items in readyto-wear find here
their strongest expression Models instance
al workmanship and fabric the best the price in in
stance fair.
Coats-Al represent the cape and dolman ef
feet Fabrics serge, sIvertone Scotch mixtures,
Iours Evora Cloth and Satin Prices from $500 to
$3.50.
Sui-Models for every age and size strikngly festw-
ing those smart models sought after by young
Then models conservative, both regular and extra
All the seasons favored fabrics represented.
$3.50 to $500.
Dresses-Ths year have increased lines of
dresses beyond the variety shown previous
For evening" dinner, street utility purposes show
models and fabrics that Prices range from
$500 to $500
We have particularly good showing of beaded Geor-
gette Dresses at moderate prices.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
SUSSEX FARMERS JOIN
TRlSTATE ASSOCIATION

GEORGETOWN Del, March TAT a
meeting Of farmers Of Sussex County,
more than 500 Joined In a resolution
that they will az once form local toma-
to-growers' associations In each district
and associate with the Tri-Siate Grow
ers' Association OF Maryland. Delaware
and New Jersey. This action brings
about the consolidation Of about an the
tomato growers IN these three states
and organizes the last unorganlzed
county In Delaware A. II. Kohler
president OF the South Jersey Tomato
Growers Association, was present and
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
AT The QUEEN.

The Girl Dodger" is the story OF q
student who was both a grind and a
coward wnen 1t came TO entertaining
young women and especially those who
had the stage for a profession and are
sometimes termed as wild, wild WON
en-"
Charles Ray in this Characterization
is a treat indeed and the humor and
hopelessness with which he invests bis
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

role is delightfully."- amusing and yet
appeals to-us for sympathy.
The scenes OF college life and col
lege students pictured there viii be
enjoyed by everyone who has in any
way been at one time In his or her life
connected with tho days Of pep and
school spirlt.'
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
At THE MAJESTIC.

Cecil B. DeNlille by his latest picture
Don't Change Your Husband has fur
ther entrenchcd in tho minds and
hearts Of the photoplay public who
were so favorably impressed BY his
earlier productions, They expected
much from anything that Cecil B. De-
Mile had put his trademark on and in
Don't Change Your Husband" they
suffered no disappointment.
Today and tomorrow are the last
days.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

trial locality at Claymont. both inside
and outside the plants, and probably It
would be best 10 make Il only apply 10
that locality. lie then moved that the
vote be deferred and the bill will likely
be amended
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
Corset Service

Real corset service does not consist merely selling
Here II be satisfied customer, who
will want TO back This department is in charge of
expert IN fitting. No why you should
be correctly and comfortably corseted Let Try. All
the leading makes represented
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
AT THE CARRICK.

There are two dogs, Yankee" and
pixie" that are al the Garrick Theatre
this week, which are attracting a lot
OF attention. Whether one is partial
% dogs or not they cannot help being
interested in these cannes. for they do
so many interesting things Among
other things they do they ring bells
to tune; hat Is. they play certain bells
In popular airs, which would lead you
10 believe that they understood music,
for they certainly do know when 20
ring their particular bells.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
o.IHE MANnERER., :,

The Prodisal Son. has always been a
subject Of divided sympathy and the
story Of Jether. the headstrons young
er son OF Jesse, which Is told in The
Wanderer,' the colossal spectacle
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

able talk among the members OF As
Trl-state Association finding market
for the members II the local canner
would not meet their demands.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff IJintS-DriveS Out Pain

MuSterole LOOSenS up lnoSe
Stiff IJints-Drives Out Pain
You'll KNOW why thousands use Mus
terole once you experience the glad re-
lief It gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. Il Is a clean, white ointment,
made with the oil Of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Brings ease and comfort while
II is being rubbed ont
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions OF Jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group. stiff
neck, asthma. neuralgia. pleurisy rheu-
matisnl. lumbago, pains and aches OF the
back or joints. sprains. sore muscles,
bruises. chilblains. frosted feet. colds OF
the chest CT often prevents pneumonia.
3Oc and 60c Jars; hospital size $3.50
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

Drivers and engineers VIII always
and the Want Ads a help In securing
new positions.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
"OG BOY"

"OH BOY"
Tho crowds are still coming 70 the
Playhouse and going away as harry
as ever because they have seen "Oh
Boy" the musical comedy which Is
making such a bit because OF its fun
and good humor.
The situations are all OF the funnies,
sort imaginable, the music very clever
an1 the cast efficient and capable. Anna
Wheaton is the head OF the cast and
Us chief funmaker. She is a regular
iiye-wire Of fun and laughter
YESTERDAY
IN his music play Yesterday" Res
inald DeKoyen. the composer OF the
music turns back the hands OF time
as It were. and permits the hero 10 live
again a thrillinsiy romantic period Of
his past life. Having granted his de-
sires, the hero is recalled TO the pres
ent by the author who. however, dis
slpates any bitterness. the old man may
feel by surrounding him with a host
u loving friends.
such Is the story In a nut shell. Of
the Shubert play with music which
this great firm Of producers viii offcr
40 the Playhouse for the approval Of
Wilmington theairegoers. The dates an
nounced are Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday. March 10, Il and IL with
the usual Wednesday matinee.
The sale Of seats opened yesterday
and from the reports already people
have come In considerable numbers 10
get reservations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen ana Agents.


on. BURNER = Superior coal oil burner.
Agents making money. Fits any cook :
ing or heating s,ovc. ono Organization has
contracted Pacific Coast States. Want
nv" agents Particulars. write Cochran
Mig. Co.. i57 Market Street. San Francesca,
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EMPLOYMENT
help-hlule Or relnnic.

hri.i % uil kinuJ furnished: selections
lnuuu by experienced CmpiuyInenI ioTCv.
Public .inpivymeu, bureau. Room ). cliy
llail. Phone Rnnno.ph -. and Madison i.3.
MEN AND WON EN---l wasting time
you arc not making $40 to &2-V daiiy.
cost you 7sc. tetuiis iur >I6. made
Sl.550 In 20 days. craycr0tt. Fresno, Cal.
".iiN- " OMEN. hunurcds permanent u. :.
government positions now open mem
women. Is or over. &l.0oo-> 1000 year.
nork IN your homo section. No lnyons
short hours. Pleasant Common .du-
tatun sufficient; nis> positions Tree. Write
lnincdintciy. Franklin Inssitu,c. Dept 4oS
y. Rochester. y. 4.
MEN. WoMEN--Unltcd States government
wants men ana women Tor railway mall.
post-oLhce and other services Let our ea-
pert. former government examiner. prepare
Today for free booklet y lV;. Patterson Civi
service SGhool. dorchester. y Y.
MEN AND WOMEN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
HAikbEESS + X

Permanent hair way. By appoint
incrl. snanlppVlns. facia. massage.
H.aaICuIIis. scalp treatment. hair
ore ssInS IN m" !atta. Sty!-. chill
.T.ns hair -u,LtnE. hair dy-.ng and
bleaching. marCs! waving, all kinds OF
!4a.r rO.,.s 4.Ia-.C - UrLrE 40 years
vA.'vl.,n,'. \. i.u.ovrt. Expert
NlEIia.cr, 2bs NUFtn Fourth. be-
tween broad and Grace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

MEKCiiAN DISE BUSINESS for sale. Hay-
ing decided I" sell our general mrrchan-
disc business offer for sale our entire
stock. consisting OF dry goods. notions MILL
merry. shoes and Erocerics. Annual sales
on main line Of N. Il w. Ry In ono of tho
best business towns In the Page valley.
County within hfty yards OF railway station,
best business towns In the Page village
VIII bear closest, inyestEaiion. Any infor-
arranged. Address Il. O. Box 81 Stanley,
pn"r County. Va.
PATIENTS for sale. TO sell or buy patents
write Patent News. So. Washington D.
G.. Onl. isycnlors. newsrnncr published.
MAKE your want al specific.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

YOUNG NAN with Once. salesman and
shippinS clerk experience. wants position
IN manufacturing. wholesale or retail sto-r
Can furnish good references J. c. p.
PARK Avenue. city