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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-31

FOR SALE-Porto Rico, Nancy Hall
and Triumph potato plants, $500 per
thousand, 5000 and over $175 per
thousand. w. B. Shipp, Cordele, Ga.
3-31-26.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-31

WANTED-DesrabI farm loan ap-
plications. Interest s IL percent w
G. Winfree 1922 I.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-31

FOR SALE-Limited Supply of Select
cd Covington Toole Wilt Resistant
Cotton Seed. w. B. MATTHEWS,
Farmers Union Warehouse 2-1-2mo
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-31

FURNITURE buy and sell second
hand furniture i. G. Call Phone 9082
AZ Twelfth Ave. 2-12tf
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
LETTING JUNGLE" DO 1T

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. p
The habit of following the presi-
dent" has been rudely shattered by
the action of the senate with refer
ence to the treaty. And the manner
in which the government has tecn
disappointing soldiers and citizens
who have Topped over onto it in
absolute faith that it would look
after all their affairs, including in
surance. farms. jobs. ETC.. has been
shocking, indeed.
No matter what has turned up
be it a lynching in Illinois, attempts
to free a bombthrower in California,
or protection for stock gamblers in
the exchange. the Interested parties
have all held the thought" that the
government would do the thing
needed to make the worlds affairs
exactly according to their liking.
The old problem of the cost of liv-
ing has been subject to many forms
OF correction, and most of the
branches of the federal government
have produced men and schemes fcr
experimenting: but there have been.
as a rule, Indifferent results.
Wage labor disputes which were
formerly capable of adjustment be-
tween employers and employees are
now all brought to The capital; and
the cabinet, the administrators, the
prosecutors, the courts, and COM
mittees of congress all offer their
forms of solution. AS if there were
not cooks enough to spoil the broth,
there is occasionally added in
lengthy kilograms, the voluntary adj
wise of ex-treasurers and the opin-
ions of other exes of lesser i'm
portance. The habit of letting
Uncle Sam do it all has not been
fruitful of expected results. So
many people have been disappointed
in their expectations that they have
turned to the study of Jefferson's
observation that people are gov
erned best who are governed least.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
SALES, SATURDAY, NOV. 20.

Fraction-1000, 4.
, Cracker Jack-1O0O, b3O, 6; 1000
eb9O, 6.
Development-1OOO, II; 1000, II.
Red H~ills4OO, A.
Silver Piek-3O00, ).
Spearhead-11,000 5.
Tiger-5OO0, I.
Cash Boy-40O0, s; 1000, 8.
Midway-25O0, g..
4 Monarch-5OOG, Z.
Rescue-5O0O, II.
Seventy Six-10O0, 9.
West End-180O, Ito.
Crescent-3OO0. 80.
Mayflower--34,00 2.
Round Mta.-2OOO. 80.
Arrowhead-1OO, 55.
Simon Lead-2OO, 1.S7k; 100.
1856.
Simon Ex.-1O0O, 5.
Holly-1OO, so; 500, 50.
Man Con.--100O, 8.
Clory-1O0O, !.
Amalgamated-5O00, 1.
White Caps-500. II; $500. Il.
Allied-1000. s..
Alto-55OO, IA.
Apex-7OOO, Z.
Belcher Ex-6OO0, So.
Ben Hur-2OOO, Fl; 5000. p;
21.500, 23.
Bevis-100O. 4.
Brougher--14Oo. So; 500, So:
2O00, 81.
900, Is; 2oOO, bsO, 10;
5000, 10.
Chariot-4ooo, 8; 5000, Z.
Divide-3OO, 4.S5; 200, 4.s7h;
500, 4.s0; 200. 500.
Dividend-2O0O. 400 1000, Al,
5000, AZ; 5000. A; 1900, As; 1000
A6.
Divide City-60OO. II.
Divide Ex.-25OO, lao; 300,
1.42M; 1900, Las; 1000, 1.5o'
$500, 1.55.
East Divide-10OO. 9.
.Florence-2OO0. 8.
Giant-2OOO, 8; 1000, I.
Gold Reef-400O, 81.
Gold Wedge-S000, s..
Gold Zone-6OO, 46; 500, AZ.
Grimes-75OO, IL.
Hasbrouck-6OOO, 80; 1000, 33;
1000, "a.
Hennessy-20OO, 6.
High Divide-2000, s; 1000, 9
High Divide Ex.-30OO. 2.
Homestake-5000, z.
Horseshoe-20O0, II.
Keystone-40O0, g..
Kefnick-6OO0, IS.
Myra-30OO, II.
Northwestern, 6.
Operator-1OOO, 5.
Reno-4000, 6.
Revert-10OO, "a.
Rosetta-12.5OO, 10; $500, IL.
SiIyer-1OOO, 10; 1000, IL.
Silver King-sOO0, 101 $500, II;
$500, IL.
Sunbeam-40O0. 81
Syndicate-20o0. 6.
Toggery-3O0O, IA; 5000, 10; $500
IL.
Thomson-20O0. s.
victory-4O00, %.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
MEN HIT BY WORST
CAR SHORTAGE IN YEARS

SALIVA, Kans., Fec. 3.-Not in
the history of the grain business in
Kansas has there been so many diff
ficulties in getting grain to markets
as this year, according to western
Kansas grain men.
With approximately 20 per cent of
the wheat threshed and millers bid
ding for it, grain men find it i'm
possible to make. deliveries because
of the car shortage, they declare.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
SOCIALISM REVERTS BACK
TO SLAVERY, SAYS PASTOI,

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 2.-Social-
ism is but a reverting gack to the
days of slavery" according to Rev.
DR.. Burt D. Evans, a local clergy
man.
Discussing 1.-THE Program and the
Promise of Socialism," Rev: DR..
Evans said socialists have pictured
a land where work is equally dis
tributed.
"No one would object to such a
state of life, but who would perform
work of the world?"
The socialistic plan as explained
by DR.. Evans is as follows:
"There must be an armed force to
carry out the orders of the socialis-
tic government. Those who grumble
at the work assigned them will for
felt their share in the property of
the state. To insure the progress
of socialism and to prevent disorder,
public meetings must be prohibited
and the present freedom of the press
placed under a check.
"As far as l can see, there is no
difference between the ~socialistic
plan and the old slave laws in south
ern states which permitted the
whites to use armed force against
the slaves, denied slaves certain
privileges If they grumblec, or left
the plantation and which prohibited
slaves from holding public meet
ings."
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
NORWEGIAN PLANS
81 MI. TUNNEL
FOR WATER
WOULD FURNISH POWER FOR
PALESTINE THROUGH A
10000 900 PROJECT

CHRISTIANA, Dec. A Norwe-
gian engineer has devised a plan to
provide water and electric power
for Palestine at an initial cost of
sac, 900. Albert Hjorth of this
city PROPOSES to utilize the varia-
ton of the level between the Med
iterranean and the Dead Sea and.
by means of a tunnel for water, to
provide eleetri cpower to be used
for pumping stations, irrigation and
general purposes.
Mr.. Hjorth proposes to dig a tun-
mel 81 miles long. from the Medit-
errafean to the Dead Sea, passing
under Jerusalem. This tunnel
would carry water from the Mediter-
ranean to the western slopes of the
lower end of the Jordan valley.
Thence the Water would pass
through pipes down to the Dead
Sea, where a power plant would
transform the water power into
electricity, to be distributed as light
and power through the country. This
power would be used to drive a
pumping station at the southern end
of the Sea of Galilee (Lake Genne-
saret).
The-surface of the Dead Sea is
about 1900 feet below sea level;
that of the Sea of Galilee $50 feet
below sea level.
Preliminary estimates Mr.. Hjorth
states, show that tens of thousands
of horsepower might be developed
in this city by means of a tunnel
carrying 20 IONS of water per Sec
ond. He estimates the rise of the
Dead Sea caused by this a not more
than part of a yard per year. The
surface of the sea which is 10Y
about 1000 square miles would be
allowed to increase to about 1890
square miles.
Two canals would be built run
ming parallel with the river Jordan
and from these canals water could
be distributed among the fields
sloping toward the Jordan sufficient,
it is claimed, for the irrigation Of
many hundreds of thousands of
acres.
Mr.. Hjorth claims it would be no
more difficult to built this tunnel
than the proposed railway tunnel
under the English Channel and esti-
mates the cost of a Dead Sea tunnel
(double) with a minimum area of
1876 square feet at 10000, 900, to
which must be added the cost of the
power plants, factOriesc, canals and
irrigation works. 1t is pointed out
that the estimated cost involved in
this plan does not compare unfa-
vorably with the irrigation works
constructed in Asia and America
during the past decade.
Mr.. Hjorth's plans hace met with
great sympathy among leading scisp-
tific authorities and practical engi-
neers in Norway. 1t is proposed to
send out a Norwegian technic-scien-
tific expedition which, with the an
ticipated support of the govern
ments of the great powers interested
will proceed to Palestine and make
a years thorough investigation of
all the conditions relative to the
realization of this project-topo-
graphical. neurological, technical,
geological. hygenic, etc.
If the matter reaches such a stage
that the realization of this great
project ca nseriously be cOntem-
plated the of Norway will
not suffice alone, but the aid of in
ternational capital will be invited.
--~O-
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
ELKS ARRANGING FOR
ANNUAL CHARITY BALL

The Elks have organized commit
tees for the annual charity ball as
follows:
General committees: w. S. Phillips,
chairman; D.. S. Ward, w. l.. Boak,
George McKenna, Clyde P. Johnson.
Bud Lefebvre, l.. F. Detwiler,
George Sheldon, L. l.. Dellinger.
Cabaret: Phillips, McKenna, Det-
wiler.
Reception: All Elks.
The Lichtenberg orchestra of To-
nopah, composed of six pieces, will
furnish music.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06

Horseshoe-1000, IL.
Hull-2000, 3.
Jim's Divide-2ooo. Z.
Keystone-2500, 6. +,
Myra-2Oo0. IT; 1000. b3O. Is.
Operator-1000, s.
Revert-500, rs.
Rosetta-5ovo, 10; 800, IL.
Silver-10,000, Is.
Silver King-2500, 10; 5000, Ii;
1000. b30, IL.
Smuggler-5000, boo, 9; 5000, 8,
Toggery-23 900. IL; 1000. Is.
western-1000, z.
Wonder-4000, 4.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
DRILL TO 400 FEET
IN SEARCH FOR OIL

ALLIANCE, o.. Dec. IA test
well in search of oil and gas on the
farm of Jacob PAUL., on the Marl-
boro road, has reached. a depth of
400 feet, striking a flint-like lime
stone. Drillers expect to find gas
in the Clinton sand.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06

ALBION, Mich, Dec. 3.-Farm-
ers in this section r being
harassed by hog thieves de duke"
who are capturing young pigs and
meat hogs in large numbers. using
high-powered automobiles to haul
away their "swag."
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
SALES, TUESDAY, DEC. 2.
+

Blue Bell-300O, 2.
Development-16, 900, -; 10000,
49,
Grandma-5OO0, A..
Red Hills-13. 600, 4.
Spearhead-5O00, 5.
Tiger-12, 900, 1.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS

MIN 1IhIIIlN I1VVNp
900, 2.
Nenzel-50O0, A.
Yerington-1O00, 4.
Arrowhead-29O0. "a.
Simon Lead-500, 100.
Simon Ex.--2O00, 3.
Carrie s. LOCO, 81.
Holly IS.
Croesus-800, 1.75.
Amalgamated--1000, /.
White Caps-300O. II.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
DIVIDE

Alto-3000, 13.
Belcher-1500, 80.
Belcher Ex.-2OOO, 3S.
Ben Hur-5OOO, %; 24,5O0. "a;
1000, 25.
Bevis-100O, 4.
Brougher-1O0O, So; 1000, So;
500, 81; 10000. go.
Chariot-11, 600, 8: 5000, b30,
10; 5000, 10.
Divide-3Oo, 4.5O: 500. 4.55;
400, ATS.
Dividend-7OOO, AZ; $1,000, 43;
$4,000, A.
Divide Annex-10OO, A..
Divide Con.-40OO. 8; 5000, 10.
Divide City-SO90. 10.
Divide Ex.-390O, lao: 1000,
1.42k: 500. 1.5O; 1880, 1.55:
5000, 1.52h; $500. 18TH; 22,2o0,
100; 1900. 1921; 22.50o. LES;
800, 1871: 1000. Ito.
Divide, Jr.-1O0O, 6.
Gold wedge-1OOO. s; 1000, 4.
Gold Zone-1000. Al.
Grimes-2000. II.
Hasbrouck-sS00, 80; 5000. 81;
12.5oO, 80; 5000, ss; 1000. "a.
Homestake-4000, 8.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
MARKET
SALES, FRIDAY. nov. %.

Cracker Jack-1000, 6.
Consolidated-3600, is.
INSTRUMENTATION. IL; 5000,
$50, IL; $500, IL.
Merger-2800, 3.
Grandma-500, Q.
Jumbo Ex.-1006, IS.
Spearhead-7O00, s.
Cash Boy-10, 900, 8; 1000, O.;
5000. b3O, 9.
Monarch-1000, s.
Rescue-3O00, 10.
West End-10O0, $50; 1000,
LIS.
Arrowhead-1000, b30, 5S.
Simon Lead-5O, 1876.
Simon Ex.-10O0. A; 1000, 3.
Holly-2600. "a.
Apex-20O0, z.
Belcher-5OO,. 3S.
Ben Hur-800O, 2S: $500, 26;
5000, 25.
Brougher-500, 60.
- ~.
Chariot-11,O 600, Z; 5000, 8.
Dividend-5OO, AZ; 1900, 46;
$500, 40; 1900, A.
Divide City-70OO, IL.
Divide Ex.-50O, 1855; 1900,
100; 500, 1871; 1000, 1.55; 500,
1.52h; 200, 1.50.
Divide Jr.-400O. G..
East Divide-1000. 9
Florence-1000, 8.
Giant-5500, Z.
Gold Wedge-SO0O, 5.
Hasbrouck-100O, "a; 5000. SO.
1Hercules-5OO, g.; 10000. 5.
Horseshoe--1000, 13.
Jim's Divide-16,OO0, 8; 5000,
b30, 10.
Kernick-100O, IS.
North Divide-4000, 5.
Reno-6O0O, s.
Revert-1500, IS.
Silver-500, Is.
Smuggler-20O0, 9.
Toggery-100O. IS.
Western-500, g..
Pay Divide-1000, 10.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
western-100o. z.
Ben Hur Ex.-1000, 4.
SALES, MONDAY, DEC. 4.

Blue Bull-3000, I.
Blue Bell-1O0O 1.
Cracker Jack-13,0 600, s..
Consolidated-1OoU, IL.
pevelopment-30vu, IL.
Grandma-9000, 8.
Jumbo Ex.-1O00, s..
Silver Pick-2O00, 5.
Spearhead-2000, s..
Tiger-2OO0, L.
Cash Boy-6O0O, s.; 1000, Z.
Midway-5000, b3O, II; 5000,
16; 5000, Is.
Monarch-40O0, 8; 5000, 8.
North Star-70OO, s..
Rescue-S0O0, IS; 5000, IT,.
West End-5OO, Les.
Crescent-500, 80.
Mayflower-80OO, 2.
Nevada Hills-10O, b3O, A..
Round Mt.-2000, so.
Arrowhead-2o0O, Sc; 1000, "a.
Simon Ex.-10OO, 8.
Carrie s. LOCO, 21.
Holly--200O, rs.
Amalgamated-20OO, l..
White Caps-2O0O, IL.
White Caps Ex.-2OOO, 2.
Allied-35OO, 5.
Alto-5C0, Is.
Apex-2OOO, g.; 1000, Z.
Belcher Ex.-IOOO, 35; 2OOe, 81.
Ben Hur-5OO0, %; 5000, 23.
Brougher-9OO, 81; 1000, So;
so. b3O, So; 1000, So.
Butte-25OO, 10; 500, 10.
Chariot-1O.OOO Z; 5000, b30.
8; 10000, s.; $4,000, 8.
Divide-11OO, $50; 100, 4.52k;
100, 4.62h.
Dividend-5eOO, 80; 5000, 40;
1000, Al; 5000. AZ; 5000, AZ;
$4,000, A; 1900, As: 1000, b3O,
As; 1000, bSO, 40; 5000. b30. Al.
Divide Con.-35OO, 10; 1000, 8.
Divide City-5000, 10; 1000, Il.
Divide Ex.-50O, b3O, 1.40; 21OO,
lao; 5000, 1.42h; $500, Las.
Divide, Jr.-5OO, z.
Florence-9OOO, 8.
Gold Zone-32OO. As; $500. AZ;
5000, AZ.
Grimes-S5OO, IL; $500, Il;
1000, 10.
Hasbrouck-15OO, SO; 5000, 32;
1000, 81.
Hennessy-10O0, 6.
Hercules-1000, 8.
Horseshoe-3OO, ~; 1000, II.
Jim's Divide-5O0O, 6.
Keystone-1000, 6.
Myra-2OOG, It; 1000, bSO, IS.
Operator-16,OOO 5.
Reno-2OO0, 6.
Rosetta-10,O0 900, 10.
Silver-1O0O, IS.
Silver King-5OO, IL.
Smuggler-35OO, 8.
Sunbeam-55OO, 3.
Sutherland-45OO, 6.
Toggery-22, 900, 10: 1000, IA.
Thomson-1OOO, 8.
Victory-100O, 81.
Western--1OOO, Z.
Wonder--30OO, 4.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
TONOPAH

Monarch-2000. 8.
Rescue-2OOO, IS; 1000. II.
West End-300, los.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-06
SALES, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4.

Cracker Jack-500, =.
Consolidated--sOO, IL.
Development-sO0O. II; $4,000,
16.
Red Hills-5000, 4.
Spearhead-1OOO, s..
Cash Boy-1O0O, Z; 5000, 8.
Gypsy Queen-2000, 1.
Great western-1OOO, 8.
Midway-3pO0, Is.
Monarch-B5OO, 9; 5000. 10;
5000, bis, II; $4,000. II.
Rescue-5OO, II.
Malflower-3O0O. 2.
Arrowhead-1OOO. "a.
Simon Lead-10OO, $50.
Carrie s. LOCO, 20.
Holly-1500, rs.
Croesus-6OO, 1.6O; 200. $50.
White Caps-10OO. II.
Alto-100O, II; 1000, 10; 1000,
9; 5000, s.
A~pex-7O0O, Z.
Belcher-25OO SO; 1900. As.
Belcher Ex.-15OO. Al; 500, AZ,
$500, as: 21.5OO, "A; 1000, 40;
$4,000, 46: $500. AZ; 1000, b30,
AS; $4,000, AS; 1000, 40; 1000, so.
Ben Hur-2O0O. %: 5000, 23;
1000, b3O, "a: 1000, "a; 1000, b30,
%; 1000, 25.
BrougherA-60OO, So; 1900, "a;
500, SO; 1000. so.
Butte-sOO0, II; 5000, IS; 1000,
10.
Chariot-3OOO. 10; 10000, 8.
Divide-100. 4.12k; 1000. 4.15;
200. 4.17k; 400, APO; 1000, 4.25;
800, 4.37k.
Dividend-200O, 40; 1000, 80;
1000, 3S: 1000, SO; 1000. b3O, So;
22,5OO. 35; $500, "a; 1900, SO;
5000, 80.
Divide Annex-6000, 4.
Divide Con.-65OO, 8; 5000, 8.
Divide City-4O0O, s; 10000. 8.
Divide Ex.-140O lao; 5000,
1871; $500, 1.35; 1000, 1.32;
1000. 100; 500, 1.27h; 1900,
1.27A: 23O0, 1.25; 1900. 1.22h;
1900. 1.2O; $500, 1.17A; 1900,
lis. =
Divide, Jr.-2OO0, s..
East Divide-1500, 8.
Gjant-5O00, 6.
Gold Wedge-4000, 8.
Gold Zone-1O0O, 35; 1000, So;
$500, 81; 5000, 80.
Grimes-S0OO, 10: 1000. 8.
INSTRUMENTATION rs; 1000,
b3O, %; 1000. 81.
Hennessy-2O00, 3.
High Divide-30OO, Z.
High Divide Ex.-5OOO, 2.
Horseshoe-12,0OO, 9.
Jim's Divide-3000. Z.
Keystone-10O0, s..
Myra-2OOO, 16.
North Divide-6000, 4.
Operator-1O0O, 3; 10000. A.,
Revert-15OO, %; 5000, %.
Rosetta-11,000. s.
Silver-2OOO. II; 1000, 10; 49,
900, 8.
Silver King-40OO. 10.
Syndicate-2000, 5.
Toggery-15. 900, 10.
Thomson-35,5 500. 8.
Western-300O, G..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
AIM OF CAR BUILDERS IS
SEEN IN COLE AERO EIGHT

The chief aim Of builders Of the
motor car, since tho day when the
utility ~ the automobile was cstnb-
lishcd. has been 20 Increase Us range
OF possibilities
Through the years every manufac-
turcr has concentrated hls energies
on perfcCting car which will 70
over the road with the least resist
ancc, with maximum comfort and
greater economy.
The Introduction OF acroiypp en-
gineering and designing perhaps has
done more toward the attainment OF
that end than any other one step.
1t Is universally admitted that aero
In the Cole Aero Eight eliminates
more efficiently those elements Of
resistance which stood In the way
OF motor car performance than any
feature OF automobile manufacture
brought forth in q decade
Many principles involved in tho
construction OF aeroplanes are found
In the Cole Aero Eight. The franz
OF this car, through the perfect bal.
ance and coordination OF parts ac-
Somplishcs the same results as that
OF the aircraft II is light. strong
and flexible. The bulky weight ls
placed In tho eenter allowing the side
mem bcrs OF the frame to serve as
shock absorbing elements As n
measure Of extra preCaution and
comfort shock absorbers are stand
ard equipment on this car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

done in their authoritative Styles for
Spring.
In short, clothes in In Tune with
tune with the times the Times
- the Keynote of
Kuppenheimer Clothes success, season
in and season out. And back of style
and fit-tO make them Iast-the old
reliable Kuppenheimer standbys: quality
fabrics and fine tailoring.
Your Kuppenheimer dealer has the thing
you are looking for. Fabrics that have life.
Style that reflects the buoyancy and vim
of the young man looking the world con-
fidenty in the face. Design that sets off
the grace and strength developed by the
training camp and battlefield
It's not what clothes cost, but the service
you get out of them that counts. Good
clothes are always the cheapest in the
long run.
|PPENHETMER
OtheS Oe1OiCe
" S. A 49,. .--------
Are Sold In Tulsa BY See Our
Windows
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

given the officers and men NJ this
force for their cheerful and efficient
performance of difficult and DON
gtr0us duty under conditions which
frequently have been most trying
sad Admiral Wilson. Regardless
OF weather they have never failed
I'm their small vessels to wDEc con
tast with u troop convoy at the ap-
pointed time and place. They have
their equals in no other navy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
81 Cured Myself Of tuberculosis"

Evcy snrsrri
from Wo>k Lnnes
- svoryosSs a.
flirted with
ehrouis cCuGh
should read this
remarkable his.
tory OF q drug
Eist. afflicted
with rNAsoreulo
ais who rlpcfl
m~nted on him
self, seeking =
rosA n health
with htA simple
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villa Lender

JUARZ, March 24.-An American
resident OF the Mexican Mormon
colonies arriving here today report
ed to American Consul Dow that the
killing Of Martin Lopez, Villas sec o.
ond IN command. NJ the battle OF BO-
quilla del Maruucsote last Wednes-
day was generally accepted az a fact
throughout the Mormon colonies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

Uruguay, much OF which formerly
was trcel,@e. has planted moro than
100000 forest trees within a few
yeora
A new machine automatically
measures ribbons or other narrow
fabrics by yards and inches and
computes their prices,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

Der Iqio II January /, and Novem.
star l'IS. conveys were escor,a1
10Y no, rag iago rate OF about one con-
m, ~, rr,y uay or IFS ships per mon,b
HippInp ION Ion or this amount OF
's'ssl, hs luired that the escorting
heir tpSv.ee,n employed to the limit Of
a, '.Too ln'e regardless Of weath-
wv much credit cannot be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

Australians look TO Sir Esmc
Howard. their new premier, to watch
their interests at the peace confer
encc. Tho photo is recent ono OF
Sir Howard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
Clothes That Express individuality

THE outstanding fact about clothes
l. is that they tell powerful lot about
the man who wears them. People take
it for granted that mans clothes are at
least an expression of his individuality.
Rejecting Spirit That makes clothes
and Individuality an important mat
ter in any mans
lfe-particulary the young man who
still has his dent to make.
A young man today has great deal to
live up to. Youth found itself in the War
found that it is the greatest living force
in the world
If clothes are to express the present-day
young American, something of this FEEL
has cot to Get into the clothes.
That is just what the designers for The
HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER have
She HOUSE OF X
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AAa THE GLOBE
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