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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
Three Are Rescued
From Wrecked Ship;
Recovery Uncertain

ST JOHNS. y. r.. Dec. 40
Three men were rescued today
from the wreck OF the Belgian
steamer Anton Van Dricl which
struck on the rocks at the ru-
trance OF 81 Marys bay at mid
night Sunday. They are the only
survivors OF tho crew of 20 All
were friehtfully frost -oitteu from
long exposure con the brldgc.
which was the only portion Of tho
Vessel remaining above water.
Tho rescued men are the see
ond mate and two firemen They
were taken 10 TrcpasSoy by tho
rescue steamer lngrahhm. which
Was sent out from the harbor to
the scene OF the wreck early to-
day.
Shore observers at the village
OF ST Shotte were unable 10 see
any sign OF life on the Anton Van
DricI and II was feared that all OF
the five men who were seen yes
tcrdny during the storm clingiug
to the bridge. had pershcd.
There was just "A chance that
the men had taken refuge In tho
wheelhouse and the captain OF
the Ingrnham decided TO take the
risk In the heavy sea.
T&e lifcboat crew that ne sent
succeeded In working their craft
under the lee OF the wreck.
Their halls were answered
fcebly from the whcelhouse and
thay found three men aboard VIZ
maly helpless from the cold.
Physicians said II was uncertain
whether the three would recover.
Hodies OF many OF the sailors
who were lost yesterday In at
tempting to escape In lif"hoa'a
have come ashore In st. Shotts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
JOHNSON ENTERS
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Californian Files Notice
of Candidacy for
Presidency.

PIERRE, s. u, Dec. 30-~-The
platform Of United States Senator
Hiram W Johnson OF California.
filed with the secretary OF state here
together with an announcement OF
his candidacy for" the republican
presidential nomination. reviews the
reform laws Of California at Length
and declares that they would bn
good examples for national laws. Ito
takes a strong stand on the retain =
ing Ito Americans alone OF tho
decision as to what tho foreign re
lations OF this country should be
and stands against amy surrender
OF liberty of action or sovereignty
to the control OF amy other people
or government"
The platform set forth by Mr..
johnson asks full power OF the gov
crnmcnt Ia be applied toward re-
duClng living costs and declares
that the recent exercise OF auto
cratic power must be made for-
ever impossible"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
Cold WdDe Forecast
For Oklahoma At Once

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 3O-A cold
wave I'm oklahoma, Arkansas and
Texas was forecast tonight by the
district weather bureau here. The re
port said
Colder weather is indicated I'm
the northern portion with cold
wave In oklahoma. extreme north
western Arkansas and west Texas.
where temperature viii fail decid-
edly In the next 36 hours"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
TO MODIFY PREAMBLE
Requirement for Affirmative
Approval by Other Pow
ers to be Modified.
AWAIT DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
Final Action Expected To Be
Delayed Until Leadership
Contest Is Settled.

WASHINGTON Dec. 30,-peace
/ treaty compromise talk reached u
Wore formal stage today when Sen
ntor McNAry ot Oregon, u leader OF
The mild reservation republicans.
discussed various compromise sug-
gcstlous with Senator Hitchcock or
Nebraska, the acting democratic
leader
/, WIS said that although no def
mite agreement came out OF the
conference. the conversation took n
hopeful turn Afcrward both sem
ators seemed confident that n mid
die ground could be found tina;
would insure ratification early in
tho year
Modification Of the reservations
approved by the senate majority at
The last session so that affirmative
acceptance by the other powers
would not he required is understood
to have been the principal subject
considered. "A new preamble which
would declare the reservations ef-
fective unless other natioLs objected
within n limited time is said to have
been outlined with born senator's In
dica2ng that they rnight accept It,
Discuss Other Changes.
The reservations In TIE majority
program dealing with Article 10,
Shantung. and voting power In tho
league OF nations II was said. also
came In for discussion,
During the day Senator Hitchcock
saw Il number Of other senator's, and
Senator Swanson OF Virginia. a dem
ocrat OF the foreign relations COM
mittee. was present during part
Of the talk with Senator NCSarY
Later Mr.. McNary conferred with
several on the republican side.
The compromise negotiations are
expected to become more and more
active as senators return late this
week for the rcconvening OF. con
grcas next Monday In some quar-
ters, however, it is believed that def.
mite action may he postponed unit.
after the democratic senate caucus
January Is, which will decide the
contest between sGena,or Hitchcock
and Senator Underwood Of Ala
hama. for the democratic leader
ship
Not Asked TO Call Session.
President Wilson has not been In
Nited TO call the first meeting OF the
council OF the league OF nations
after ratification of the treaty IL
Versailles has been completed. state
department officials said today
There was suggestion some time
ago that tho invitation be extended
to him. but the Qpestion was not
determined al that time. Some nd.
ministration officials believe he
would ncquiescc In the request from
the allied powers but the United
States will have n" part IN tho mcc'-
ing OF the council by reason Of tho
faSt that the treaty hls not been ra'-
fled by the senate
Tho treaty provides that the first
meeting Of tho assembly Of the
league shall be called by the presi- |
dent, but the assembly L. not cN- |
pected 10 meet in the immediate fu-
ture. The council. however. musl
assemble within "A fortnight after !
lis completed a. Paris. as |
the carrying out Of some provisions |
OF the treaty are entrusted to Il.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
WOMAN SLAYER FOUND
Mrs. Vcstcr, Accused of Brown Muir.
der, IL Located nj Kalamazoo and
Goes to Mt. Cicmons.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Dec, 30
CeCilc Beatrice Nestcr, wanted in
Mount Clemons In connection with
the death OF j. Stanley Brown. was
located here last night at the home
OF Ronald Nelson whdf3I she said is
her cousin
She left here for Mount clcmons
early today In company with her
grandmother, Mrs adie Fritz. and
a man representing himself as an
officer.
In n statement 10 newspaper men
she, declared shc had not seen
Brown since December and That
she was at her home In Battle Cr>rk
during the evening Of DeccnbN
%, when Brown was slain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
SHIPPERS OPPOSE MEASURE
several Provisions OF Cumnins iIiil
Are Attacked by Shippers.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O.--Many OF the
important sections Il the Cummins
railroad hiil now In conference
committee in congress were OPP
posed in resolutions adopted today
by about goo Representatives Of 80
shippers organiza lions.
The resolutions, while calling for
legislation that would "effcctually
prevent railronh striNe ana deal
fairly with Hll interested parties, op-
posed transportation board, rate
making groups, guaranteed returns
and appropriation OF excess earn
lngs
Return Of the railroads 10 their
owners for private operation at the
earliest date and affirmation OF be
lief In the superior rights OF the
several states over rates ana service
WAS favored
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
tbREWSTER SUMMONED
Chairman of Operators Com
mittee and Lewis First
To Appear.
OWNERS ARE IN SESSION
No Definite Steps Yet Taken,
Says Official Announce
ment in Chicago.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.-Hcar-
tnrs relating 10 wages and prices
In the bltuminous coal industry.
will be started January IL in Wash
nston by the commission OF three,
representing the miners, operators
and public, appointed by President
wilson under the recent coal strike
settlement. VIZ
THE comm ission in announcing to-
| nIght its decision 10 conduct hear
ms, said that kilograms had been
I snl TO Thomas T. Brewster of ST.
Louis, chairman or the scale com
ri,tee OF the central competitive
keld operators. representing the
states OF Indiana, Ohio. Illinois and
western Pennsylvania, and John l..
Lewis Of the United Mine Workers,
advising them that the first hear
Ink was for the purpose OF having
the miners and operators wage
committees OF the central com
etltive field present their respcc-
tive positions
Opening OF the hearings. the
commission said. was delayed In
order to permit the miners TO CON
cude the work OF the special con
wntion which has been called to
meet In Columbus. Ohio, beginning
January s.
Prior TO the hearing OF the opera
prs and miners, the commission Will
kyote Itself to obtaining ~all avail
ble data from the various govern
wntal departments which have in
cired into coil prices. production
md wages and living conditions
AMONG the miners.
CHICAGO, Dec. 50.--No definite
Action was taken today at the sec
ond session OF the soft coal opera
tors OF the country on President
Wilson's coal commission. II was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
FORD EMPLOYEES GET MoRE
Ncw Profit Sharing Pinn VIII lie
Announced Today

UETEWTT- NTVN- TtU, JV-" y
ncw profit sharing plan. II was
learned tonight Will be announced
tomorrow by The Ford Moor COM
plnN
Details ~ tho new plan were
withheld todG. but % IS understood
that 81 c.rfcwUla'Cs extending 10
employees ihe privilege ~ tnvesting
earnings loo the Ford Interests. A
bonus d.g'rlhugou also e coniemp-
Il.tI..U d. understood
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
COX'S PAL IS ARRESTED
Kansas city Police Relieve jesse
Howard Took Part I'm Attempt
on Hall

KANSAS CITY, Dec 30.--JeSse
Howard, 20. arrested here Monday
night, upon Information received by
the Kansas CITY police rom Tulsa.
okla. and held as an ihccompllce ~
l. NJ. Cox. killed in Tulsa. Dec 2S,
after $4,000 in Liberty bonds had
been stolSn IN Fort Wotth. Texas,
and hidden In a safety deposit box
IN Tulsa bank. refused today to
return 20 Tulsa without repuisition
papers being issued
Howard. alias Iluvey. denies any
connection with the slain man IN
Oklahoma. saying that the bonds In
safety deposit vault were given to
him hy a stranger.
chief Allen understands that the
Kansas CITY police have u man un.
der arrest there ~ . suspected pal
Of L. NJ Cox but he is stiil without
any official Information on the sub
ipYf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31

WASUUSGTON. Dec 30 MAJ
Gen Thomas u barry. retired
former commander ~ tho central
department aul the department ~
rho east 1fri az he Walter Red
hospitals early today after an
illness 90 three weeks lracrplC
poisoning VAS the drect cause Of
death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31

NEW YORK, Dec. William
Grant Webster, "A New York lawyer
formerly prnctccd In Chicago. liz
was once in the office Of Robert 7
Lincoln and was candidate FOR
United States senator from Illinois
IN 1906 and 1908,
He organized the Clevelapd law
school In 1897 and acted as It's dean.
Later he was n member OF the fac
ulty Of the Rhode Island law school
and the John Marshall law school
In Chicago IIc was graduated from
Harvard In 1856
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31
Worlds News Told
In Condensed Form
For Hurried Readers

ROME, Dec go Gsbrir'e d'AounnSio
has ordered third piebt>ciic At rumr To
determine the future Of the city according
10 the Epocs
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Total ..............1rs45sI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31

EASIoN Pa Dec 30 John MalAitt
- wears old dtcd last night from the Of
i"cis Of poisoned whisky uo became bind
Two hours before he died
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-31

KANSAS cry. Dec 10 Wallace "
fe,'cr Of THIS c,iy va, severely burned
early today when an explosion wrecked the
basement OF drug store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06

t,-""r.i -" tn" government. Vas IN tn"
.,,;. la; n!rht from Friendly 10 attend
tie r:rrna Methodist revival
l!"s Howard Church IS visiting
FRI. lids ard relatives IN Littleton for =
irw days.
Mr.. MiidrHd Harris Of Fifteenth
street is spending few days In Sisters
vile ;hr guest Of relatives.
l., t.. tutino Of thr claim department
OF the i:altimor" & Ohio Railroad conf
PAM IL IN Huntington looking after
business mlttcrs.
William Darby Of tho Natural Gas
company OF West Virginia is visiting
relatives IN Charleston. this state.
Homer Beaver Of the Beaver Electric
company Of Philadelphia. Is in the city
~ The interest Of his company. .
Miss Eta Hnpwood Of Glcnwood is
spending Il few days the guest Of friends
"a Youngstown. -.
Mr. and Mrs. {. H. Watkins have re-
turned from Chicago.
Mr. ard Mrs. Robert L. Nicholson
Of r':tirnvnt are visiting In the city.
Attorney A. !. Porter has recovered
rrcr Illness in his home East
Wheeling.
sherman Lewis was stricken i'll in
his home on Eighteenth street ycster-
day. Hc was slightly better last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
.K|INANIS MEETS
TODAY 1T NOON
MEMBERS WILL GATHER AT TIE
WINDSOR HOTEL TODAY AT
l2I5 (NOoN) TOE LUNCHEON.
Much IntcresT Is Also To Be Taken In
The Big Parade To Be Held
Tomorrow.

4 gr.r, mc"tIug nf th" kiTaris c'uo
Will h. Il. III today Al moon 1T IN" w Iflh-
scr Hotel. Wh"n several prominent Hisf-
"rS Will be in attendance 1" thik 1" i''
rr"IrIl".rs on ma: iouHl and int'rnht"nhl
inpir~. It - possible that ta%ln"nd
IlIirhr,":k. ia" actor. will l." in attend
am. rrur,d,lr lha' h" is abb" I" T"'tci'
tn. city on iIin".
\ government expert from IN" E"tll"-
t"rrr Si",l company viii as" II" III ~
,"4IInc,. - ralk nu labor pr"hi"fns OF m
l,:r.t 10 Tho n'ml"rs. Th"r" ara ans 4!
several nth"r >p"rial' 10 b. inclndr''
,r,.i;!.!:rg a rr':,I rr'"''": ~ til" H.
vans orchestra.
Tin. oral booster "f tn" day will ais"
n" ar rxlrrr ~. "ra'"r%-. whIl" ih"r" ar''
al ilrr Things that ar" w"rth NOR" S''''
Ihr pro-. "c ADMISSION. wHi"h Is iF'c.
:, j. .xr.rinL :h:.t liner" ~ l." = record
&,rral;in.: nit"ad1n%" for n" hiS meeting
'uiTI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
About People
Movements of IrdiyidualS TO and
From tEe .S:ty.

, ". u. ,;undiius III ms ciiy Is = bust.
r.:;S y.Srlu. 4, VARIOUS rr.u,- IN III"
last.
,apiun .!oapir i:,a"" i,.,~ returned 10
d. tn.s riiy after r"u''.N.he his honorable
! Il siarsr t!ntn ,hr ser, zee.
Miss ,..rI M,.'rar%.n ~ Cameron. ".
yr =. VISITING Miss ;l.u."lyH kurnrr -
I'..lr,.catn street
Mrs T.. wells las returned /" her
hor,r in i',r,T-.Saurr after u.!ng tn"
-u.s. -, r..,aiiyrs md friends IN .h:S
,,r ,h.. u,,. several DAYS
i..,rs, ,.In.. seaman H." Iri$n,a.! Of
,.o,,,i, u.h,,I.r, wi! -.,tu-., :, Lu,,. on
,I.. : = ph5dr I>!a:G FRIDAY after
s;,.r,l,r, II b-cf furlnU.h with h.s pa
,',.', ' -, ,h,s INV
! -. r.,,,,c-,h =. ,.,-c,..r,i =, rciur,, to
,,.,,,,,,' :. :. a. div. ,t;rr r,rr,v-
,r,,.,r,,I. ,i,,,.;,..r.,, frn,, an
-, r,r
Nr ,rJ Mr.. e. II Watkins. after
,,di,,,, 80, ,.,,,I,d ,is,t IN ;l,. west,
t,, 49,, -, ,h,;r hru,,. -, ;b,, ISL
IN ,-,o;,,; ,,,,, ar.
+ - ,.,,.,,',.v ,,,, ,
'''W :. .,,,-.r,, I.,s
,,ut -rr,n,l,. i:",tiy 81 l.inwucd is
; ,. ,r. ,u-,,.t,..,, Win r,s M
"1S 80 =
- N,-,,h,. as N,.ulnt,ru. ~! *
D.. t,,,,;,,. ,,,.it,r IN rn,.. It. t.r Srv-
,I ,i,.
! Nis. n,r,,hv Shrau ~ charleston.
W y, - III. .:rs, =; relatives and
!, ,r,;nL. IN ;b,. civ fnr >.v"ral days
! :, II Earrlrartit. who na" been con-
urcd ,n his ho;l" on Fifteenth street
with in:;u"ni:i ~ reported r"r"E""i"s.
| Ni~s I.rr.ii., Norman lett for h"; HON"
N $truhauvI!l'. thr". nii"~ *'"nd;nS
several days 49, ~" gn'.%t "i her aGn;.
! Mr> I.nn:s cook -. Byron street.
capt. Bort f'h'lliI"' ir't EES''rhhF LOT
N"w "artins'i!i". ". H".. W'''''' ~, WIZ
lend s"""r'' GAYS pF'''"''"t - ''S'
ms i'i'' l.rE r.,. .,adror
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
WOMEN ARE ..
BOOSTING IT
YoU CAN'T FOOL TFzEhE

Once you have shown them and got
their confidence they will stick through
thick and IIiu "a what they know anu
believe :" L good thing.
Hundreds ii women in our "!'v arc
going around today with JOY III th":T
hearts and Il new l"lS" on II" AMI
health where before each day WIS Oh"
loui: ''ncrVuuI drrl% Of misery.
rs one woman expressed i. III =
not tho wor; YOU do. N'% ~" way YOU
1c"i that makes III" drudscTT. yn'i eau
no. get ahead when ypu go % hrd all IN.
too tired TO sleep ard ct up III III"
TIn-iiinG halt d"ni! Believe nae J Know.
/ certainly vas Il nervous wreck. ever
task p load. no ambition. thin. h.GEar'!
ma paI", an OLD woman lrf1r" my TIM
Look az nc now Work - i p!rnS'ir"
/ an just b,ib!inG Oyer with E""'i
sr:r;ta, tho picture ot health. "h""',T
RS" and full 81 The color thAi uni: IRON
.2rd blood can give. whul" NJ rh"&-
1,r?.r-frd nerve" are ~ steady az 4
Ciuri;. nothing worries me. Nt""p iE''
O. TOP and feel LIZ" = E!Ii Of "!Ni""r'-
TaFA X from me-. wnIi l'hosriI;,'"d
cannot he :?iJ ~ It's praise. and all M
friends ara hun.it't'; it,.
There f. no n""'i o. arE man or wn-
mai l,0inf; around with, tia; tired :!ll-!n
fnchrr ar ~" in"tn rf n""""'i%"rE'. IT
th~y take Il hrar". and sack UP TO =
T1:r..,;:t.e ~ fhusi.hIird Iron IL "urc wi!l
nrrr;rr "nu m ar! :Hnl;,. You feel Ike l
IKE wire once rn"r". 50 ret busy.
Special EO'i"". r. InSur" doctors AMI
tl,c'r Taii.urS getting ia" G"nuiui
JLn4pI;tir! i"nn "" hay" pu' ~ zap
, gel you Lii!a or rHh.v:5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
FREQ Prescription Car Ee FtLel AZ al:
Drug store and Given Secretly.

II. !. E-nwa. IL I.''H"',';''i ';'':i. vs.
<r- many wears a coa:l-:::.'d drum; .'d.
US friend. ani vt.a;.'..s H''Sp.t."''t -;
-y.r ,,,..,,n.us hi.m. lis ~:$t'': s'U;At
80 t..t .,,..H.s.I. wen =. E.i!cri." - ''''
non. ,hn, n" ;usEh: :ini >'';'''';a'"';
which wculi Cur. Ai:t'. :.'''H5 >A' " =
t ~, n.- \ ;r-;y,i'.: trT:fl'.i., go
w - ,,,;,,ars b.I"~p :,;d LA h"c
- - uS,e K. S;.r haG i :1i."d t; -
dru- Star.. a;:I gay !; - "I:. S''i',. :.
80 -..,::,;tS vcr,.. startling. !" q -"
,,.,cvg r.. VA; cu:nri't.': ca''"i .':.,,
Wis., wnS ,t,.r ia :,.,i.> @,;o .;'i H. ''.'S
mex ,ou,.!n.I 4 drop sac. II" ~ '',.'';'
niss a position o: trUS; and IS ,";:.i.>.,.,'
nc l.: his efforts :" h'.:r ";S'i$ 'NT,-
800 rs; DO this by :IaH:"G iH!hii' -
~. : N. t,,rm,:i:r w,irh cured HIM, IT,, :.
IN, prescription: 10 - ;'nE ~; 80
dag store and got Prepared i'''"H'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
CARRYING 4 COLD
AROUND WITH YOU?
DR.. Bell S. Pine Honey Will
Help to Relieve You.

The n;%; dos" will produce crafty ing
r"Sr:!!~ The second Will convince you
nT. Irll'S Flnc-Tar.llur"y j. un-
cn,IalcG Soon yuu forge, YOU ever
wrr" i cLld-Sulirrcr.
The soothing. cnnliurting elects 81
III" uirt!rin" and lis "nc"lir" relieving
qualities: =. olrnrr cnld-:ndruugh-f free
dom as no other r"mrdy can. Coughs.
bronchitis. asthma. trral them with
Dr. IsrGl'S pin"Tar-il"nry and help
Narur, - -; ynH back 10 normal.
l..rr-nmira,--a lir;i" GOES a long way.
4 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
General ". L. Cox, Veteran Of
Civil War, Ill in Writ County

Word was received here yesterday by
Officials; Of the !. w. Holiday Grand
Army " The Ecpubi" post stating that
stat" AdJtiant General ". 7. Cox il
seriously. III in his home al Elizabeth
W'r; county.
General Cox - not only widely known
ihruu.:h 7IIH ranks Of tn" old soldiers OF
has stat" hui ~ we'll known throuGh-
vat West Virginia an,: IL 4 former MENU
her IL tho legislature from Writ county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
Observe Anniversary.

In obsrrvNuc" ~ thor H"'id,nf: ami
v""sary. Mr.. a'.i Mrs. +. f.. .Nr:r.brusi":
will be- host and hostess, - 'hr NV
York I.ifn. IIi:;Ur4'.Cr CON 9;LuT agent a.
convention hero ThuraGa%. Tn d."
Inarks ~" twentieth Anniversary =: Mr..
y r7rihruSt 80 connection will IN" rcn:.
ran.- nu, - make Ia" doubt" ,nuivr-:;-
ar. = :n"rrur: bio on. q hlnU':,: ~ III"
ArrnbrIst"r h"m" y. Wr"diawn has L-.,:i
uHon.
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Informal Party.

n!Iy Mnudn; "v.Gii!U- ~ iirr h"u" 81:
South Iu:pili.r street. =. Ilic.'h r.,t -
"itrs NJ, u,"d a., i"rrrI cons ,iIiG i
in"-' .Ej".rhi" ,:"ri!nc WIS ha%.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06

Mr. Harold IiIn"s was hos: "a nu'n-
hyr Of his young friends on Tn"sdny
rvcn,rc a. Inc HON" q; his rncl". I'G.
". c E;&'..r. 4 d"lrGh;cu ;Iin" waS ind
by all present. with daHriug 3ud n:h"r
anusrmrn,& tn" arg" dam" hal. WA
beautifully dccuT..t",! II green. az as"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-06
Elsa:ra:ncd Sewing Society.
rANCING:

frr' u.trn:,u'S da""'"S every TE'~taT.
rhG:.d,N mi i'r.dni r.EniH Market
Nu.iIIurIIirl -, :Iii'r orchestra.
ir!,r,:.@ At - !;1as Auditorium every
S;:iurdi. 'T"aiu%.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17

enemy up to the armistice, according
to the War Cabinet Blue Book. Each
of the three navies developed en-
tirely different systems of submarine
detection apparatus. and their re-
suits were constantly exchanged.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
WHITE PLAGUE
IS SPREADING
Total of 10000 Deaths in the
United States Last Year,
Reports Show

New York, Oct ia recent
health survey made by the National
Tuberculosis Association shows the
white plague menace in the United
States to have assumed unsuspected
proportions. Last year there were
10000 deaths due to this disease.
A conservative estimate places the
number of tuberculous people in the
United States at 100000.
To meet this emergency the Ma
tional tuberculosis Association and
its 1000 affiliated organizations have
launched an intensive educational
campaign. The campaign calls for
greatly increased expenditures and
TO meet these the state quotas have
been increased proportionately.
More than s6,500,o00 are needed
during the coming year to finance
this intensive effort to stamp out the
plague. To raise this fund, more
that 650.000.000 Red Choss Christ
mas Seals will be offered for sale
beginning December 1.
A member of the Richmond, Va.
Anti-Tuberculosis Association has
suggested that the wartime organiz-
ations of women could be utilized
as auxiliaries or aids to the anti
tuberculosis associations and So
cieties throughout the country.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Asks Veto of the
Prohibition Bill

New York, Oct. 1.-THE National
Civil Service Reform League an
nounced to-day that 1t had asked the
President to veto the war prohibition
bill, which provides regulations for
the enforcement of the Constitutional
amendment.
The secretary of the league, George
T. Keyes, made it clear that the ad-
vocates of the merit system were CEN
tering their attack on that part of
the bill which specifically exempts
from the operation of the civil SER
vice law and rules persons author
lied to issue permits, and agents and
inspectors in the field service" AS
the bill carries an appropriation of
s3,500, 900, hundreds and probably
thousands of places. 1T was said, are
consigned to the patronage system.