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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-25
SENATE HAS BILL TO
RAISE FARM LOAN LIMIT

Efforts were being made Friday at
Washington to bring a final vote on
one of the most important financial
bills that has been before the Senate
this session. The bill, already passed
by the house provides that National
Banks may take loans on bills Of lad
Ing for livestock, produce, and cottoni
to Is per cent of their paid in capital.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-25
SWEARING OFF

In old man Higgins parlor neat
used to sit and sip
The wine of love on Sunday nights
From Laura's tempting lip,
But since the law intoXicants
Of any kind forbade,
| fear | must seek less
intoxicating maid.
-Minna Irving, in the New York Sun.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-25
IT'S EASY TO LOOK In NOW

If woman's dresses were still sold
by the yard old Hi Price wouldn't get
more than a 1ook-in. Do " get that
Kendall keystone.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-09-25
SIEEPLESS OSWALD

He's sleepless is poor Oswald Birnl,
He has a real cause for fright,
He hears the aid bed ticking in the
watches of the night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25
NeW British oil Combine
Under Consideration.

Spftlal 70 Inc world,
WARRINGTON. Aug 2i-TnitCd
states Trade Commissioner IT, q.
Brock. at London. has sent tn the
department of commerce the follow
ing communication regarding new
British OH combine under consldera
ton The dispatch ls dated July
-, 1913. II follows.
Negotiations are reported TO be
In progress to weld the Scottish min
rral oil companies into one large
combination In association with the
AnElo-PcrRian on company Tho
probable title OF tho new company
VIII be the Scottish OH Rofineries
tLtd). II is stated that,~owing TO
industrial conditions, the refining OF
oil from shale Is no longer profitable
ana under the new arrangement tho
scottish companies would largely
conilne themselves 10 the refining of
crude oil from the Persian fields
Tho combined capital OF the four
Scottish companies In over $4,000, -
600. II Is proposed that the share.
holders Of these companies will be
offered shares In the new undertak.
ing on a pro rata basis ht the cur
rent parket value OF present hold
ingS, with a guaranty OF Z per cent
per annum and the right, on certain
conditions, TO participate In further
profits"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

rival California. who managed TO
nose out West Virginia for second
place. thcre being two new states
added, Louisiana and ToNas, making
o. states producing natural Eas gas
ollno There were eS1 operators.
az plants. with 232,336 gallons daily
capacity. producing 6u,36i,66j gal
Ions of gasoline, valued ~ 65,ibo,N23,
with am average price per gallon or
I.NN conts using 2i,O6i39l 600 cubic
feet of gas, valued at N,2O4,5bb and
the average Yield per thousand cubic
fuot was ..57 gallons small IN
crease ovnr tho previous year
In 1915 oklahoma sim leading
but West Virginia boosted California
out N second place, California TAX
iug thlri place. There were 900
operators. bg6 plants. with capacity
of l9bIlS gallons, producing lO3,-
tH2,GNg gallons. valued ht 1li,33l,-
lAN, at average price per gallon of
1883 cents using only 2OS70b,023
cubic feet of natural gas, and tho
average yield por thousand cubic
foct ot rhs was only o ass gallons.
"A decrease OF over two gallons per
thousand feet 81 gau
Oklahoma LEADS Nearest Rival.
For tho fourth consecutive year
okllhoniu leads its nearest rival
Wost Virginia. with three and nhlf
umos more output Oklahoma's OUT
pu' constituted about 5a per cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25
mn. MAnKrr QUOTATIONS,
Nafpdi-GdS Gasoline.

Tho wonderful progress made In
p, Development Of gasoline from
p,fur.I gts, is marvellous, when one
snn. lu consider that the founda-
rr., uf this industry were laid in
Ton. aud 1904. but It was not until
'luy and 1910 that the industry WAS
,r,n.furmcd from an experimental
r4.. tu a commercial one. by Peter
.rg and associates on tho engineer
ur staff OF the Boasomer Gas En-
ann upmpany Of Grove city, Pa.
T.. following statistics or nat
Ur. sls gasoline marketed IN the
tinted states. 19ll-l9l7 were taken
frnr' tho bulletin isRIcd by the
dfnlr'mcnt Of the interior. Natural
Gasoline. by John n. %crthror.
Ir Igll. there were nine states,
with D.. operators and ll6 plants
win .a,.IO0 gallons daily capacity.
which produced 7Asb,S3g gallons o:
gasoline. with a value OF &b3l70i.
This was derived from 2,4T5,GS7263
cubic toot OF gas and the average
Weld Zoo gasoline per thousand cubic
tset was three gallons West Nir-
giBlt leading the field, Ohio second.
Pennsylvania third and Oklahoma
fourth. with only eight plants With
$500 gallon. capacity, producing
only 9SS,05S gallons, for a valLe Of
I20.9T5.
In 1912. tho operators jumped to
ls6. with 200 plants and daily
capacity Of 61.26S gallons producing
l2,Osl.l79 gallons, with a value OF
ulb7A76. at average price OF 90
cents per gallon, using 4.6sI7g6, ,329
cubic feet OF natural gaH. which was
valued az S38i.BS5 and the average
Yield IN gasoline per thousands cubic
feet OF gas WAS 90 gallons, or n de
crease ot 4 gallon per thousand
cubic feet Tho states remain the
Ama as In 1911.
Oklahoma Jumps ca Second Place
IN 1913 the output increased prac-
ucally 30 per cent, and an important
feature was the output from OKLA
homa. which brought 10 from fourth
plaoe 20 second There were 232 op-
orators. with 3i1 plants, n total daily
capacity OF 152,i15 gallons, produc-
ing 2'.06O,Sl7 gallons nearly twice
as much ns tho previous year, with
q value OF &245S,ti3 accounted for
hy the fact that the priceoper gal
lon Increased from 3 s cents per gal
Ion TO 1929 cents per gallon, and
using twice ns much gas or 9,SS9.-
tl.5O0 cubic fect, valued ~ Sb66
sgt and averaging 2.i3 gallons per
thousand cubic feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25
TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1919.

northwcst Of the northeast NJ 1907
Is "a RIG
Tho Twin state on company No, .
Moore I'm the southeast ~ the south
west OF the northeast uf l2-2O-T lH
fishing Tor tools at $50 roct
The Markham ana irwin state No.
3 Rogers IN The southeast corner or
the northwest " i2-2u-1 is drilling
tt $50 feet
Tho Twin state No. Q Hughes I'm
the northwest corner uf The south D.
ca3t ot l2-2Or7 is a rig,
The j. b. GrlgNcs uud others No
Altman in the southwest corner uf
tho northeast OF ai-2U is drillinr
at 1885 feet
Tho Prairie ON a Gas Co No
shonly I'm the northwest ~ the south
east of St-2O-7 ia drilling AZ 500
feet
The same company No. I lucgcl iu
the southeast corner Of ileu north.
west OF 9i-20-T ls Epudhing
Tho slick and Jones SO. in lot
Is iu the southwest uf 3i-2O-l is shut
down fur water
Tho oklahoma Producing & Re
nnlng CO well Tn the norihwrsl cor.
ncr Of the southwest Of Jb-20-3. 10
Tools on inc Ernunu.
Tho Minurhom1 No Skinner IN
tho northwest OF tho northeast or
the southeast of 1877 Is a RIG
Tho No on company No. ? NC.
Intire in the southCaHt Of the north
west Of the southwest OF 1870
Is drilling At 2.3O0 feet
Tho Prairie Oil g. GAS No. Lowe
I'm the southeast ut the southwest of
the southeast of 35-2l-7 Is drilling
Rt 1873 feet
The Minnrhoma No 4 Nuldor" IN
the northwest OF tho northwest "i
24-2l-7 ~ top snnd at 2,tGl feet and
TX drilling at 2i72 feet with 1000,
OOO feet OF gas and showing ot OIL
Tho John Markham no b''oy
in the southeast 81 the northeast OF
tho northeast Of 23-2l-7 Is drilling
at $50 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25
Oil NeUs From
TGmpicO, Mexico.

The Island OF & Transport Co No.
Gonzales Is drilling AT l.500 feet,
The Mexican Producing a Refin-
ing Co No Isleta Is drilling al
100 feet.
The Aguila company No 2 Loe-
Naranjos Is drilling at $500 feet No.
has ret casing al ll2 feet. No. 10
is drilling AZ 800 feet.
Tho same company No. / Perez
has sot 13-inch casing at 40 feet.
The same company No. Tepetnte
is drilling at 2 100 feet
The same company No. 7 Potrero
is drilling at 2.l0O feet
The Sequrn Miguel oil company
No ( Tamboyoche. Cia MeNicnna de
Combustlbles, S A.. is drilling al
500 feet.
Tho English OF company No.
Ruflno Is Strengthening holo,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

~ an the natural gps gasoline In ,hr
United states 900 lNl5 The figures
show oklahoma with lC7 operators
2ai plants, with lo2,436 gallons daily
capacity producing 1IalgB.4gi ral.
Ions. valued AZ {gl5tl9O5. ut 1871
cents por gallon, using NiJlg.giI
cubic foot OF rus. with an Average
yield % 1859 gallons p0r thousand
cubic t"rt of rus For tho A. states.
there were $50 operators NNG
plants. with daily capacity ut qu2.
ass gallons producing 2lThNl1uI.
OF which oklahoma produced no.
l2a,A2i gallon. ur about a3 per cent.
valued at $40 lSN.9b6. at lN45 cents
per gallon. ana using lg9,2sIIgT
cubic feet OF natural gas. which
yielded 0.10S Ctlluns per thousand
cubic foct ~ natural gas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

In 1914 snw oklahoma nose out
West Virginia for first place. having
80 operators and bS plants with "A
capacity Of 77793 gallons and pro-
duclng l7.277555 gallons OF gaHo-
line, valued at i1,ll3,ob9 at ga
cents per gallon from S.7Ss,549,oO0
cubic feet OF natural gaa For 10
states there were 2b4 operation, $50
plants. with 1889 gallons daily
capacity. producing 42.652,632 gal
Ions. valued at t3.10b9O9 at 72S
cents per gallon, using i,S9i.bb70 600
cubic feet of gas. valued at 1850 1905,
and averaging 243 gallons per thou
sand cubic fout of natural gas.
In 1915 oklahoma increased IT'S
lead for first place over It's nearest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25
on Shipments From
TdmDicO District.

SpsrIH 10 The World
WASHINGTON. Aug 24.-De-
clared exports Of crude oil and pc
troleum products from the Tampico
district to the United States during
last May amounted to 4,b9i 900 bar
rsls according to a report sent the
department. Of commerce. hero by
American Consul Claude l. Dawson
of Tampico, II was learned today
The movement from Tamplco was
s2l0.SbO barrels from TuNpam.
u4l93 barrels and from the loading
station at Port Lobos, l,966.0l7
iArrels.
shipments 20 points other than
the United states during the same
r-riod were reported rs 1871, ,hb9
barrels. the movement from Tamplco
was 799,S43 hafrc's; from TuNpam
yO9,5l6 barrels and 2l2, 200 barrels
from Port Lohos. The gross ship
ments reached a total Of 6.5l2.Gl9
barrels, or greater amount than
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

SYDNEY. Australia, Aug 2t-'Tt
would be Grass stupidity ON tho part
or the British people tu rouuuulsh
any sea power tlry possrss." recent.
~ declared Acting Nayal Minister
loyntun. situated As Britain b.
WIN all the trade routes conycrginR
on ono point London l' m ahso
lutcy necessary chat she should have
sufficient ships lu hcr uoct tu keen
those trade routes open"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

For SAFE OR DRILLING CON
thirty thousand acres NJ
o.I. gas and mineral leases iu Arkan-
''s-. blocked for drilling or mining.
'ooa proposition for organizing coin .
lahy and development WIN '.'l nlI
3 p1ri or mako Development con
met with rIrht parties Write or
g"e for further information w.
d" Meade KiugNshcr. Okla -Adyl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

evsN before shipped from that CON
sul8N district.
The above shipments, according
TO Consul Dpwsun.S report, inclu@rd
refined products as follows from
Tamplco. Reduced crude, g7l.6OO
barrels, distillatc, Ga, 900 barrels. and
topped crude 10000 barrels .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

The Sinclair No. / Waters I'm the
northwest ,of tho southwest OF 12-20-
3 is rigging up.
The Southwestern oil Fields No. /
Hooper In the northwest OF 25-20-
: In shut down nt 2,695 feet
The Selhy oil & Gas CO. No. l Lit
tie in the extreme southeast corner
OF the EouthweFt of L. 20a7 IA fish-
ing for tools AZ 2.f95 feet
The Gypsy oil company No. J
Necdham IN tho southwest Of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

, FOR SALE SO-acrc oil and gas
ease In Mills county Texas in line
WIN production romanche county
on Ao NORTH U;r~lilton county ON the
c'I Brown county ON the west san
etnA 'u thc south Herman kramer
AivL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

WANTEp-Otfsot leases, close in:
s''o good lease in acreage ahead proc
d1eing fields Win consider drilling
Propositions for syudicotcs we fcp-
resent Mako plain business propo-
"unns subject Investigation GIVE
teo.0g.4Il report map. cost driiIiug.
"c Address J-43. World --Adyl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25
NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs--

rhe school board at Broken Ar
row. d!Strict 30. 7. Tulsa county
Okla. will meet at the school
building ,at Broken Arrow ~
p m. on Monday. August 2bth,
1919, 20 let the contract for sani-
tary building. toilet rooms. sanl-
tary plum blng system and other
improvements and repairs for
their school building. Sealed bids
will he considered and contracts
let 10 the best and lowest re-
sponsihle bidders. the right being
reserved TO reject any or all bids.
Plans on file with a. ~. Mott.
architect. Az Robinson building,
Tulsa, and with Or. W. II. Ownhy
clerk OF the board. at his office
In Broken Arrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

CaS.ngheRd gasoline supcrintgn-
dent years OF experience In construc-
uon and operating. desires change
a. 30 anywhere. Address J.-2l,
cFS World.-Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

Fine location, downtown on corner,
near postofflCc. shN0O; Modern.
Best business location In City. For
iurihcr particulars address Box l.. %,
Norld.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25
0ILANDGAS
tsass1 Supplies, Production. Eta

Hughes and Seminole county oh
lease send for list W. j. Ryan,
HgydinWu6, Okla Phone l59.--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

For sale tmrncdiatcly great truck
barEa Two-ton Pierce Arrow
irnch with trailer Phone DEaEe
1895 Party J.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-25

ThA Minnehoma OF & Gas Co.
In the southeast quarter OF 2S-2i-ll
has % 15-barrol we'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
THE NEED OF THE HOUR.

DESPITE hgs eighty years. and rs-
.iremcni from active business Mr.
John y Rockefeller appreciates the
great need Of the hour with the sa me
accuracy with which he was accus~
toned 10 sense business conditions
In message to employees OF the
STANDARD on Co Of New Jersey.
nuhh@hcd In The Lamp. the en-
ployes' magazine. Mr. Rockefeller
declared that n the remaking OF
the world cooperation was the quail
ity most needed The world needs"
sand he above AL else, Corpora
ton that is. working together. which
implies friendship brotherhood mu-
ttai eTs1@arof ta fbua i-syY11 pAtf1y snd
mutual support This and service
Of mankind are the dominant notes
In the MESA &c Of the noted pioneer
IN tho wonderful development of our
oil resources. MIR Rockefeller has a
word also for the croaker who thinks
all opportunities arc in the past
pointing out that the men of this
generation are entering into n heri-
tare which makes their fathers
lives look poverty stricken by COM
parison. Opportunities We're never
so great and so numerous as today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
MAY EKE DIT Ms DAYS
ON MERE 100000

5000 o.. % Ar+oire 0IrrIears
a. 10 - 49, -. So, 80
81 'N,.'e - o,,is
"a 1850 % -. W = ~.
'-''S i'e 10 80 rt.a a ~. <ror,
rfI 7" -. -.s-.. s.ssa ~
ls'It'F 'o's''',g pc I'.ls's'G,' = ~
-. ~. "a - a
~. o4I,-'
'FSt OF ring a Iol'So - ,..
~ iea1s a''''i.'I es IN i''s - - e..s.
u" - wal Oh Ia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
.HEXT MONDAY TO BE
AN EPOCHAL DAY

Monday Novcmhe :, will be an
epochal day In the history OF the
rural public schools Of Virginia II
has been named as the first neral
physical inspection 44| r. nc m
nails Of the rural schools OF the State
and every student in every country.
or other school which has not pro
vided otherwise for such inspection,
Will pass before he teacher for a
searching examination for SYMPTOMS
81 disease
The date has been a1od by super
iu.en6ent Of public instruction. Har-
rfs Hart while Or Mary Evelyn
Ervdon. director Of the bureau 81
child welfare and school hygiene ~
the state department. Of health and
Ec- associates are doing all in their
power 70 make the event an IN
qualified success
4 card will be fled with the al
-is.ar suoe- .r+endent showing each
childs physical condition. and
whore J child shows symptoms or
evidences II disease another card
viii ~ furnished It's parents or guar
dian or which will he Indicated the
nature of the disorder found
Both school and health departn7 ent
officials feel that he real test % The
success ~ this inspection will lie In
-h~ character Of the response the
Parents ~ diseased pupils make 10
tn. reports ot the teachers
With their hands already full the
teachers arc not expected 20 ha bur
Aene1 with follow-un work in cor
nection With this inspection ard re-
srnns:hnity for treatment Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
CECIL MENTIONED To
SUCCEED LL0YO-GE0fGE

London, Oct 28-Lord Robert
Cecil appears to be the most likely
successor TO David Lloyd -Ge gorge If
he premier is defeated in the test
Of strength this week or later
The strange situation is presented
that while power seems 70 be drift
ing towards the labor and radical
parties, a Unionist should appear 10
be the future head Of the govern
nent. While Lloyd Georges politi-
cal position Is uncertain, the oppo-
sttion forces are unable to concen-
trate their attacks beca use Of lack
OF common ground Labor repre-
senatives are without astlite leader
ship, while the old-time liberals are
being outnumhered
Lord Robert Cecil, like Lloyd
! George. is man beyond party He
is regarded as solid" by the bust
ness world although he is equipped
with progressive ideas ami mas a
correct perspective towards the new
democracy and the majesty Of labor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30

unsolicitated letter Of enforcement
which was received al the campaign
headquarters Of the Virginia State
y NJ c a. campaign.
Il Go not know of any orsa IL,
ton that - ro.st1s for the benefit
or upNft of tho physical and moral
welfare of young men that is doing
as important work as the Y. NJ c
\ " writes Secretary Daniels.
Il nave seen its work in civil life.
in the navy ard with the forces in
the. occupied portions of Germany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30

I found it everyv here across the sea
reaching young men ana helping
them.
The service il rendered the men
IL arms is y" lasting value. II will
render like service to men in peace. y
Secretary Daniels co-nmendation
was received with enthusiasm since
ii was almost irnm ediately followed
BY good reports OF the progress Of
the campaign IN various parts OF the
State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
As!0R PREFERS
HOUSE To LORDS

landau ~. sc s,4o- v,lAo-f
Axtor has aorc eye~vfl,tr1 IN MS
nowe- ~ ~ hs--rcle ~ ne t4t1e
s,htcs his fatnar qaye un a,.a~,.thtnp
10 get
a
g.. w ca. o. nag ~ -
t,,a,,o,i,,. -. 400
s-a'' We "Ajo' 4" ~
house ~ lo~as 80 49, +,s corsulte4
the he's. far,1 tslr-. r. co, - 10
might r1ss qiorr ~. tt-le . hnin~
sur-e-ostc5 ,1a+ pohh,- sr,u ra1,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30

."hScrs Endorse Plan to Set Up
Community Councils 90 Improve
LIVING Conditions
The part which organized labor
hou!d play in community develop
lcn' Is being studied by John Frey
md committee Of well-known labor
'e>aders III connection with proposed
plans tor an extension OF the Social
init plan Of Community organi1a.
ION, which has received ITS initial
,ty-out IN section OF Cincinnati,
3hio Under the auspices Of Mr..
rcy's committee, John Walker, Tor
cr president Of the Illinois FEEDER
'on OF Labor, has been making an
7trnsivr study OF The Social Init
3ea aud will sI!oFtly submit recon-
1cr da'lcns 10 ORGANIZED i.bot
1-oa.iiout the country
uQcr the Social Unit plan neigh
thsods arc organized as units 10
~ fheir own needs and form pro-
ANS to meet them The citizens Of
community are organized by
ks. with elected block committees
81 elected personalities 70 a CEN
eornInaalty council Representa-
rs ei- ted by business. trade ard
.ou.i groups assist the repre-
alaitles OF The blocks in planning
5Jra9ns rc rice; discovered needs
claimed for this scheme of or
2a13a1 that il does away with
scTnal!sm and brings government
loser to peoples lives.
In planning for future program
>ei upon The initial demonstration
Social Unit Orga nizat,on is seek
+, the advice Of labor. business. So
eai workers. community workers,
: Sperts IN municipal administration.
ilhlle heath, Amer,csnizat,ou and /;
public recreation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
SERVICE AS COCO IN
PEACE As IN VAR

That the Y. N. c. A. Will he of "a
great service TO the country in peaca
rs In war is the opinion Of Josephus
Darieles. secretary OF the navy. in an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
Petition In Kankruntcx.

a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
has been filed in the Office Of the
Jerk OF the United States distric,
court Of Charles Chappeiie, Of Rich
mond who gives his liabilities ii
1857 and his assets as nothing. Geo.
{. tlt2huEh is attorney in the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
JEWS GIVE GENTILES MEDALS

A striking proof of the extent a.
which war and the suffering that
followed. and the resultant relief
wo-I have brought the people Of the
Dnited States together, no matter
What their race or creed. is given by
lhe Eew bronze medal which, as re
gently announced. prominent Jews OF
America are about tc present to tbs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30

London Oct 2&.--J Pierpant
Morgan and General Diaz. the ltal-
ian generaliss mo, Will receive hon
orarN degrees at Cam bridge Friday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30

Amo13 The bus'rrs. men VINO are
working with labor leaders IN form
ing this community program 10
Charles Edison, son of the inventor
and chairman of the board of direc-
tors OF the Edison Company, who
has resigned from all other social
activities 70 affiliate with the Social
Uaix
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30

We had = III told her I was
going away forever and she told me
o go
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-30
1Qbor Aids Move TO Extend
"NeighborhO0d Government"

.~ndcrs Endorse Plan to Set Up
Community Councils 10 Improve
LIVING ConaltionA
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-05-06
Prosaic ispahsn.

One Of the most tenacious land
marks OF greatness IS the mosque col.
iege at Ispahan, Persln. Here wise
men and students come to occupy little
cells and ponder on tile complexities
Of Mohammedah culture. in Its first
years the college attracted men of such:
distinction that the titled lady who en-
5dowed 1t considered 1t "a privilege to
come each week with hey court att
,tendants and cart away the laundry OF
the learned men. Unfortunately the
popularity OF the college waned, pos
ysibly due to the fact that the titled
lady eventually ceased managing the
college wash. The only place 10 .Ispa-
han where affairs Of today thrust
themselves forward Is the bazar. Il is
not a romantic bazar, compared to
others ofzthe East ANY reasonable de
sire can be fulfilled in the Ispahan
shopping district. To buy q tooth
brush or teacup from turbaned sales
man, and IL proximity to an evil-eyed
camel Is an interesting, sometimes an
exciting experiment.