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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16
HOROSCOPE


Copyright 1912 By The Mcclure Ncws
paper Syndicate
Good and ul contend 900 this day 5
rule of the stars, according TO as
trYogy while Neptune and Mars
drt friendly. Mercury and Venus
and the sun are adverse.
Tho sway Is most encouraging to
the interests OF an who belong to the
army. making for promotions and
rc0rgaulIitiOns that tend toward
stability and efficiency
Honor Ton a general OF great fame
VIII come after many seeming OBJ
stdClcs to recognition
Military men In the United states
are subject To direction OF the
stars that SENS to prcsage warltke
activity at about this dime. but this
viii be confined TO this continent
This h held TO be fortunate day
for setting out on Journey, cs-
pcCially n it hc on the water
The planetary government Is sup
posed to encourage vision and TO en-
able persons Of every class to fore
soc the trend OF national he in
which many sinister signs are re-
Nea,ed.
Contracts OF every sort are un-
favorably affected by this position
OF the stars. Delays, especially in
the signing of agreements connected
with the theatcr, arc advised hy the
scers.
Again love affairs come under a.
most forhtddlng aspect Engage
ments entered into at this Time viii
not be lucky
Persons whose birth date It IS
should be careful during the com
ing year, which may be most event
ful.
Children horn on this day may be
proud and hCudstronE These sub
icc's ~ Virgo often have inventive
talent and reach high place.
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one phrase In Mr. Wilson'S re-
marks AZ Columbus. Ohio. viii com
mand instant attention as It ia read
I'm many troubled parts Of the carth's
surface He described the treaty as
shot through with the American
principle ~ letting the people pick
the government" Shot through with
self N-dctcrminauon. FOR example. I'm
Shanung in Fmmc in the Snar ht-
sin I'M Montenegro. in Nesopo
iu Ervp' and elsewhere Including
Erin There viii be widespread he.
lief that an error in transcription
has occurroN' and that what Trcsl-
dent Wilson really diI say at Colum
Nus was that tho American principle
~ letting the people pick tho GOV
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FOR rnn rnrsIDENcY-A TYPE.

Fran ynrioua quarters comes demand for huH
rs, man for president From various other quarters
the demand TX for a lnborinE man. or man known
to- be sympathetic with the purpoaos OF organized
labor Others would have man from The Atlantic
coast stl others one representative Of the mlddl"
west while out Of the middle west there II arising
demand for a farmer for president
One OF these demands is just wrong az the
other and none cvinces proper conception Of tho
presidency or gives the necessities Of the hour
This demand for a business man" recurs at every
eeetion-trom the presidency down to mayor 1t
would be all right n It were at all proper for any
class OF electorate seek To foist class representa-
tive on the whole people But tho very idea In wrong
and therefore the business interests are Just M wrong
in seeking TO elect strictly business man AS tho labor
ORGANIZATIONS are in seeking elect strictly labor
candidate Besides the most lily equipped man Tor
A political office great small. s your typical bust
ness man II Is difflcult TO recan, on the moment
n single such man who made success OF public
office
There Is no type Of citizen indifferent to the
obligations Of citizenship the business man He has
a fair conception Of the form Of government under
which we live. understands somewhat tho duties OF
citizenship pays his taxes. contributes usually, 20 tho
campaign funds Of both parties and that all Some
times he votes. hut often he does not llo
speaks contemptuousy Of all politicians and he s very
rarely In evidence In party councils remains from
the primaries with his adversary quickly and
then. when the very logical result Of hH Indifference
to government and s processes begins to pinch ho
denounoos It as an outrage and demands business
mans candidate
The fact OF the matter that the business man
only has no right demand more OF political agent
whether president or mayor, than any other citizen
but in reality his best and truos interest calls for no
more SO fr- AZ govcrnwout is concerned We an stand
carbed precisely alnsc--ot should Very many of ma"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

june -. 1917 at ts plain
enough how we were
forced into tho war The
eElrlurdIuary iusI'H lad
aggression ~ the imperial
German government 'otl
us no scls.rcspeCling
choice but 10 take up
arms lu defense uf oar
rights az Il free people "
August -. 1917 The OBJ.
icrl of the VIZ ls % do
liver the free people ~ tno
world from the menace
ana actual power uf a
vast military establish
ment, controlled by m lr-
responsible government
which. having secretly
planuod to dominate the
world. proceeded tu carry
the plan out without g"r
gard either to the sacred
obligations of treaty OF
the long -cstablahcd priu
clplcs of International ac-
tion and honor %
November 10. l9l7-"lt ~
very desirable that we
should remind ourselves
Just how this war came
about and what It rs fot %
Tho war was start
ed by Germany /
am willing To- let the state
mcnt ! have just made
await the VerdiCtr.f hts
tory a. the
while there was lying be
hind It's CGcrmauy'1
thought I'm It's dreams ~
the future "a political CON
troll which would enable II
In the long run to DON'T
nate tho labor ana Indus
try Of the world They
were not content with sue
cess by superior achieve
ment. they wanted success
by authority"
April &, l91S-Of the pos
siblc succets of Germany.
Woodrow Wilson aaid
Everything that America
has lived for and grown
great TO vindicate ard
bring to "a glorious reali-
zation viii have fallon in
10 utter ruin and the gates
OF mercy once moro shut
pitilrssIN on mankind"
,ntinucdD
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why nrslInin-

WHY should The president hesitate
an Instant about "surronderinE 20
American opinion II he could sur
render or WELD with grace and Hcil-
ity on so many NJ his liked points In
Paris with foreign statesmen, who
keeps him from little rs'roccssiou
here on our own beloved soil for the
sake ~ Americas futupr New
Nuri. sun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

Following the civl war the peak
Of high prices was not reached for
two wears n looks as II history
might repeat itself Each of the in
dustrics. according 10 the voice OF RS
experts, finds 10 impossible 10 lower
prices Yet prices have "a way OF
toppIIur. despite tho demonstrations
~ tho expert And AS 10 This also
history may repeat itself New York
Tribune
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

Those rcporyatIous command not
only "A majority of tho foreign rvia-
lions committee, hui VIII have, 20 ~
sAid 30 or more votes In the senate
n ul party pressuros were lifted, II
The prrmdrut ala not set up ac-
ccptaucc OF this Views as test OF
party fcLty the affirmative vote
would be- nearly unanimous. only a
handful Of senators arc personally
opposed 10 Americanizlng rcserva-
tiuua %cw York Tribune
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

n I'm so IN q 40
years ago Send
tor kendrick was
born In the steer
country of Texas
lie got his school
ing In the public
schools He en-
gagged in the cat
ils business when
"a young man and
when he heard
the call OF the
w Il nd e. rlust he
moved and drove
his cattle before
him when the
IS e n drtck herd
was driven into
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

Surely the railroad hro,herhuods
demand n good deal when they ask
the people OF the United states 10
buy an the railroads. run all tho
r.skso Of ownership pay them ado-
gulie wages and iuCsst'f'ftou turn
over TO them half the profits Of the
business Chicago News.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16
Daily Biblical Quotation.
TUESDAY. sErrIMnrn 10, 1910.

RcboIG the Lord God VIII help me. who |" he tha'
shall condemn mr2 rsd 90 .
Nothing In my hands | bring.
Slmply thy cross cling
Naked. to thee Tor dress.
Helpless. look to thee for grace.
Foul | 10 tho fountain ty.
wash me. Savior. OF die.
Preserve me- o God, Tor In thee do ! put my trust
pga l.
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tTo he continued

General Tasker Bliss and tho Honorable white could
help lot 10y permitting some ~ their close
friends appear before tho senate foreign relations
committee and quote them on the league of nations
The gentlemen have a precedent 20 follow. They
could refuse TO make any comment the matter and
then go fishing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

Movable Government GoIg Fishing.
When Mayor bI" llau1'u of seat
tlc resigned TO go fishing there
wds natural Interest iu what ho was
to fish for and a Washington cor
respondent hears tina, II lH tho pres
ideucy uf the United States That
takes pretty good bait springfield
RCpublgtn,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

ar Galveston business interests have tho nerve 10 90
to work again and repair the damage of this latest
storm then Neptune had just we'll quit Ito can't
discourage those fellows no matter what he does.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16
MIIsnN " MuhnN

IclicynE tina, the presidents desire that tine people
hear his worda and Views H hudabc one v" take
pleasure In aiding him in his und"rtang This feature
will u necessity be continued from day day:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16
WHO'S WHO
= ~ THE =
DAYS NEWS

senator J. II. kcndriCk.
when he walks down the green
carp,tcd center aisle ot the senate
now. senator John b. kendrick does
not appear much Ike the young cat
tie hcrdcr who went into the state Of
MAmMIME lrlAlmE hLA cALLle helnru
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BAROMETER OF PUBLIC OPINION


crnment is shot through by the
treaty New York sun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

Andrew said mogonc you to yesterday "
Every replied Andrew from behind his magazine You
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Copyright 1912 By The Mcclure NcwS
paper Syndicate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

PHONE 6ooo FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
WADE FUNERAL At
ELKS' LODGE ROOM
At $50 TONIGHT
Business Suspended From Four to
Six O'Clock This Afternoon -
Body To Be Taken TO Jonesville.
Michigan, Fer Burial

Funcml services Tor charles o.
Wade chairman 81 the city cummlf-
sion Who dropped dad In the Aita-
rado lunch on Saturday ben
will be held NJ the Elk'a lodge room
this evening. After short services
herr. tho body Will be scnt 10 Iones-
vilio. Michigan. the old family home.
whore lnterment will be made
The FLAX at tho citi hall has been
Tying AZ half mast al day out %
respect Tor the memory Of the de-
ceased commissioner The body was
taken 90 the city hall ~ oon 20 Nc
there In state uudl . o'clock Through
"a proclamation 81 tho commissioners.
business WINS suspended between The
hours ~ four aud siN hits afternoon,
A. . e'clock. q guard Of honor from
tho police md nrr departments e.
cortrd he remains from the city hull
TO tho Eiks club.
At sac o'clock this evening There
Will be- a public fuuorui acrNirr al
the Elks lodge room Ample Hrnrns
facilities will Do provided for thuS,
who wish to attend Following THIS
service. the body Will be taken To- the
santa ~ station Tor shipment tu
J~ouesyillc.
p~nllhcnrsfa selected from among
NJ Mado'E personal frcnda and bus
mess associates are. walter " con.
nell. n. o. uucrr. o. W. Duhaou, >.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
UNIVERSITY GETS
WDEPARTMENTOF
HEALTH AND HYGIENE
q. q Inssrtepsrtmsntsl Social
Hysisnis Board Appropriasss
$500 For New Mexico Inssitu-
ton Through Efforts Of Boyd

A. A result 81 the efforts 81 rroal-
dent David ~ nuyd, the University
~ New NsxIna has i1sf rccelsed ap-
prevail b he United states initf-de-
Matrimonial social hygiene board foe
he establishment 81 a Unit o. de-
partmonf u social hygiene lnstrurtion
IN state university, The actien
erai hnard ~ ss'soo a ycar. meeting
an appropriation Of - percent. o. ga
soc ~ the university.
The new department n for the pur-
pose % tcnchlnE practical social NJ
rltne 20 students and the public y
particularly Tor uaInlHE teachers IN
social hyrienc and health. In order
that the work may BE- carried on into
the public schools Of the state. The
department will call for a chief 81 de-
partmsnt with title - dire1tor. a
medical ana a dental examiner, one
man and one woman instructor and a
nionorrather. adding a total % ia 20
m university faculty. The depart
ment Nul besin ~ work when the
university opens next September.
The new department has been
placed In the state university with the
approval OF the state department OF
education and % Superintendent y "a.
Wagnef who assisted fresldent ngyd
In securing the appropriation. The
department. viii prove an interesting
and important addition to h cduca-
tlonal equipment Of the university ana
h state.
The inter-departmcntal social ny.
gicno board conalsta ~ the chiefs %
each o. tho federal departments. IN
Guiding the secretaries Of the treasury.
navy. war. the chief OF the Y. = pub
NJ health service. etc. it, headuuar.
tiers are IN Washington and n ~ 60
tahlIahlnT alnlliar teachiug units IN
each Of the states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

NY .mhiiIoa " - pe ne flr.i man
it ~ Af1u1a The wofIt.r rnl1 d. v.
". buck. u Pueblo. colo. this morn
,cx Y .sss t.s.,ssas % ms
lsn1. q Pueblo. and - the inventor
- an al.Fsctl airpane tuoinf ard
u q s.mpitied 50 .neine which he
inr mechanics but ne automoblie IN
tu-fff a. we'll ~ - here ~ the IN
f<f<-t % ha compauN and has q
model az hIs engine on dIapIay ~ The
Albuquerque stock GNrnaufe. fl6
south Second street In addition %
hfr engine and the electrically weld
- AIfpIano steel Frame Or Huct y
ne Inventor and rAtentt1 OF an I'M
Eseysa oerep.ster ane an nirPlsne
l,nrisnce In c~onnsqUon with main
isIhIns ~ t~smpefAtl.rta 81 gasoline
a. hIHh attitudes.
t'our company n nov manufactur-
ME my enHInf NJ Pueblo" aid nT.
I4tH. and - may open an nddltioif-
~ factory IN Denver In n nenr fu-
tprt. Cur pIi.matf purpose y 20 -
UtiIah a rhaln 81 Standardized fac
tories across the continent. along
thtee airpisne routes which W prc-
pose 10 establish for regular service
~ both mail and -rarssnrera IN y
Our purpose 20 establish three trans
sentimental routes. operating ~
passenger planes on regular nched-
uis. Aased o. an average flying speed
81 rs miles an hour. Our north and
<rufn lines VIII be- operated with tlx.
passenger planes. hook forward
confidently 70 a speed of zoe miles an
hour tor n standard alrplnne within
The next three years aud within that
time expect 20 calm my ambition 10
make the nrsi circuit Of the riobe
through the air.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
Kiwan;s Club of
Albuquerque Gets
On Front Pages

Dr c. A. Filler and Or. A. N. bow
err. who went 10 birmingham, Ala.
a. delegates 20 the annual convention
of the kiwanis clubs. have been rteinr
careful attention 20 their duties ~
Representatives both 81 their orrnni-
zafion and Of Albuquerque. The hirm-
inrhnm newspapers an published spe-
clAi editions devoted o. the kiwania
convention and IN each 81 ihese the
Albuquerque men are f%raturcd prom
lnently The two DELEGATES are given
first page positions Tot their photo
graphs hy the u~irmlnghtm NrWr.
which devoted a twenty PAGE nlustrat-
ed acction 20 the visitors.
Copies % tho Birmingham news
papers. received In Aihuqurfuue ref
tcrday show the value % live deisratea
at gatherings u national Importance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
Red Cross Sends Out
Hurry Call For Work

The ". g. work rooms ont out an
urgent call FOR al knitting 10 be- de-
ntrr.d 60 the o. g. rooms ON We'd
nasiaN or THURSDAY ON Friday the
rooms will b. closed on account ~
the holiday. 20 that ail deliveries will
please be- made 10 Miss Zee, SOS "
Copper Tho knitted goods Will not
hp shipped With tho other garments.
but thsy musi be- delivered su that
they can hc sent az the lint uppo.-
tuultN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26
Duke City Riflemen
Hold Shoot Sunday

Duke CITY rlnomcn put In n very
interesting day un the range ycster-
day. The course 81 fire prescribed
Tor the national match 90 be- held ON
Caldwell range. New Jersey, Do Aug
unt was shot through in ~ entirety
ht several 1T The mrmirfH The fol-
lowing scores were made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

deceased. have special occasion 10 ap.
preciute hlH worth and D extent %
ne services a. our community.
rHEREFONE. hE ir ttEfui.NED.
~ the board 1T DIRECTOR ~ the Al
-huUusruus Chamber 81 Commerce.
hat We hereby publicly express our
dcep confidence in the civic leader
ship he gave 10 our city. our ndmlfn-
ton and respect for his personal
character and business ability. our
special appreciation ~ his unHrlfirh
aud truly democratic spirit which
commanded the extraordinary loyalty
OF al who worked for or with him in
bis mauy activities. and q deep
sense - loss IN his death.
" e. OESrnEtCff.
President
p o. BARTON.
AftNu HlNiNg.
LOUIS it.fELit.
tElrredl Co. a kAsEMAN.
nov MCDONALD
g. a. MriAIHiiltN.
H. \ HuSENMAt.n.
CHAS b WHITE
Albuquerque chamber 81 Commerce.
Board Of uircCtnrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

" NN NHH.. fN"NNH" N"NH HNH"
man OF the cts commission ~ ih"
,lty &c Albuquerque sinc necrmhs'
g. lstT. passed out OF THE lfr sud
drrty on saturday May 90 1879. ar
rti-Wiao providence Uhur removing
from the muka OF The business and
Industrial ufe or Albuquerque and The
state Of Sew MeVico 20 citrEru whose
rnHlnE VIII Do mourncd hf %uncountci
friends aud acquaintance. and whose
luss VIII he ko,nly feit IN many ave.
nucs OF civic hfttcrmsnt Industrial
enterprises and ln oNon uNrru" 1f
progress ana advancement in out
community. aud
Whereas. the remaining momhCrn
OF thr city commission of the citN uf
Albuquerque, hy reason Of close nsHn-
Ctntiun and Intimate relationship
with charles . wade as follow mem
bou Of the commission. know onih
too well the mvHtimahle value uf htH
services rendered "a he rlty Of Anu
uuorluo and tn its people. and culf
too krruiN realize tho greatness of
tho loss that tho community bias HuH-
tanned len his death. and
Mhercls tho city commission b.
unwilling that the name aud memory
OF charles a. wade should fftfH wtfn-
out "a suitable testimonial Inscribed
permanently boz Tho minute books o'
the city of Albuquerque nov, thero-
fore be- BE-
Rsaolvrd. by tho city commission
Of the city OF Albuquerque That lh
the death OF Charles u wade until
twrnt,-four hours ago chairman IT
tho chs commission OF Albuquerque.
tho ritN has Loot a valuable and ln
efficient public servant. who save %
me Once o. which HE constituent
bad elected him splendid business
ability sound business Judgment tn.
finite ulticnro. constant fidelity and
devotion TO their lntcreHtr. aud ho u
further
RESOLVED. That me FLAG on tho city
hHll ho nohtri 10 half mast from ihiH
limo until thn tIV uftcr Nc Nndo's
funeral I'd his home in Mirhiruu.
'hut ihc city cl'rt mako n prrmnn-
ont record off those minutes in tho
minute books nf thr city, and forward
% certified copy 20 Mrs wade ~ m"
proper time and place, % that n
telegram bo sont at once 90 Mrs
wade. conveying an official express
lon of sympathy and regret ON hehnlt
81 the city hooauso Of Mt wade
doath.
CRY COMMISSION. CITY or
AtHJQt EnQtfE.
WALTER ~ CONNEtt.
JOINS 81 RAYNoLns
Commissioners.
Iiks Nm Nttcnd Funeral
The following call Tor mcmhcrH m
tho Elks lodge 10 attend the funeral
services auH iFsurd'
An Ems Hre requested 20 meet ~
tho club rooms ui IS o'clock tonirht io
attend the funeral services OF our lat"
brother. Charles q. wade.
D. G. TAYLOR
Attest Exnltod Ruler
FRANK 4 sTOWTI. Secretary.
I~irsnlntinn
py Albuquerque Chamber or com
mcreff
WHEREAS Tho city ~ Alhuqucr-
que now mourns the death or charles
y wade chairman 81 "A city com
missioner FORMER director ~ tnc Al
huuurrnuc chamber ~ CONNER"
ard ono ~ our most able leaders IN
business and civlc affairs, nnd
WHEREAS Tho officers and mem-
hers 81 the chamber 81 commerce
through yonrs ~ business relations
with and personal friendship Tor The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-26

N. Raynolds. J. y. smitheru. y. A.
Edgar. " n Mctcnlf. A r. H'heu-
STREET. W. q. pcatrciCh. W. 4 keieher
pr NJ X Wyidcr and D. r. Mcinurh-
i'm.
The following resolutions were
rasasd ~ thc city commissioners al
a special meeting ygaiertayi
~suspendinR fiu-ins~s.
Whereas. Tho city Of Albuquerque
Va sustained a serious loss ~ the 70
suit Of the sudden and unlocked Tor
OF the commission ainc the innugur.
alton In Aihuquerquc Of the commia-
sion form Of government, n
Whereas During the time he held
membership on the commission. Mr.
Wade proved an ideal servant % tho
people 81 Albuquerque. working in-
dofatiGuhiy FOR tho uphuiidinr and
advancement Of the city end ever
anxious and HuliCltoua for the welfare
~ - Inhabitants. and
whereas. Mr.. wade IN bis efforts
to make Albuquerque an ideal citN
from the standpoint OF good ruvern-
ment and progress. gave generously
and frsciy of hts time hs ability. and
hA talents 10 the people, 20 the snl
that he might nm The office 90 which
the people had elected him with hon.
or and success. o.
Mhsrcsa Tho body OF AIR wade
Will bee laid 60 rest In bic native state
81 Mlchiran. in biz own homo town,
and not to- Albuquerque. hts adopted
home. and % appears 60 the remain
ing mtmhors OF the city commission
cmlncutly proper und desirable that
nu business suspend in Albuquerque
Tor IL period OF two hours ON Monday.
May 20. the date OF bic funeral iu this
city, nov, therefore Do n
HrFoiNed. ity the city commission
nf the city Of Albuquerque, that tlr
business mrn Of Albuquerque are rc-
qussirh To- suHpend business ON Mon.
day. May 20, 1915. between D. hours
Of Z und . y M, ~ O. mark Of respect
90 the memory OF Charles y Wade,
and aH IN oppression Of b sympathy
Of the community ~ which De lived
CITY COMMISSION. CITY oF
Atiit'Qt EitQiE
Ify. WAiTfW 81 gpNNEIf.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-30

GIRL for general filing work; good chance
for advancement. Apply Chevrolet Mo-
tor Co., 1913 st. Mary's Ave.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-30
!, MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following couples were granted H.
cense to wed:
Name and Residence. Age.
William J. Dillon. Atchison, Kan. 49,. %
Carrie Plaster, Atchison, Kan. ........ "a
Thomas Nall, Omaha .....,......... 22
! afadge Mitchell, Omaha ............. IS
William Aubrey, Omaha .............,22
Emma Jackson, Omaha ...........~. "a
Charles Lesser New York City ....,... "a
Rose Kavich, Omaha ...........,..... %
Frank KATE, Omaha ............... 25
Ella Habler. Omaha ................ %
George F. Turner. Omaha. ..... over q
Nell Condrick. Omaha ......,,... over IS
Oscar II. Jacobson. Oakland. Neb. ..,. 2S
Elva NJ Harrison, Craig, Neb ....,..~ II
Lee Otto Carlson, Oakland, Neb, ....,- 20
Anna V. Jacobson. Oakland. Neb ..., 80
Thure Freeburg, Red Oak, la. ...... rs
IHgeborg Nelson, Red Oak, la, ...... %
Conrad A. Kauth, Omaha .,......... S3
Hazel Breeder, Omaha ...,........... &c
Roy f. Turner Omaha .........,.... 26
Nellie Howlon, Omaha -. ,r....-..... &c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-30

AN OLD established house can use
few more good men for Ne
braska territory; must have car
and prefer experienced dealing
with farmers. This job is we'll
worth invetigating. Our men are
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straight legitimate proposition.
We will teach you how. Address
Box MAS, Omaha Bee.