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Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17

Miss Hattie Harrison is ..spend- ing fewi days with homefolks here.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17
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Frank Ashcraft, son of J. F. Ashcraft, arrived in New York July 14.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17

B. Bluestone is in New York purchasing goods.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17

Tom Blodgett was here Mon day from Pine Bluff.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17

Money saved is what counts. Invested in w. s. s. it grows day and night.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17

Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Flynn of Whiteoak township were Rison visitors Wednesday.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17

Mrs. Fife Reid Richmond is visiting relatives here.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17

Miss Julia McGehee began her school at Macedonia Monday.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17

Dave Cash was over from Draughon Tuesday.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17

Mrs. B. F. Ashcraft and little son were here yesterday.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17

Will McRae was in Rison Mon- Monday.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-17
as M ERlCAN LEGION

VI u6sssVHN 0uVU
 Storial in American
 sSly.
 .'ican Legion spirit is
 l the preamble to it's
 4n, which reads:
 Ed and Country we asso- Grselves together for the lOD6wins purposes:
 To upkold and defen d the Con- stitution of the United States of America; to maintain law and order: to foster and perpetuate a one hundred per cent. Ameri- canism: 10 preserve the memories and incedents of our association in the Great War; to inculate sense of individual obligation to the community, state and nation; to combat the aut ocracy of both
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13
DE VALERA DlSCLAIMS
PART IN WILSON HlSSES

CHICAGO. July - Enmonn 40
Valera. president OF the irish re-
public" arrived In Chicago today
accompanied by Edward T. Dunno
and Frank T. walsh, who were sent
abroad by irish organizations 90 oh
tain recognition Tor ireland at the
peace conference.
Tho Irish leader was welcomed nj
the railway station by reception
committee Of 100, llo was rhcercd
a. he rode through tho crowded
downtown streets To- his hotel There
were many women I'm the crowd and
hundreds of flags ~ the Irish re
public were displayed, DcNulrrR
said he did not approve the kissing
of President wilson's name NJ tho
recent New York mass meeting
cot course. | was I'm no wnv re-
Eponslble for what occurred ana
7dn not want to he put IN the posi-
tion Of appearing 90 approve the un-
friendly demonstration" ne said 1T
is possible that cucshics or the Irish
cause 4yere Responsible Wy idea is
that tho president or this country
being tho servant of the people viii
80 what hip constituents want him tn
DO In regard 10 tho Irish question.
England has no moro right 'n Ire.
land than Germany has tn l'clEium.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13
PROBE CHARGES OF FRENCH
CRUELTY TO YANK TROOPS

VIZ lNGLDE July T. .lnvos
tiFi4ssr " .hurEra NJ cruelty tu
1870 srluan soldier, arrested iu Franc,
HHh ritt-d in prisons iH and nrrf
Parts viii hu conducted next Wrct
hy subcommittee ~ the special
house committee Investigating war
expenditure
Accusations made I'm tho house
today boy Representative Dallnaor.
republican. OF MtystC, usctlH VIII bc
inquired lntt first
Mr D1llluKrr declared no "hpd be
come convinced there WuH truth in
tho reports Of cruelty"
Assertions are mndo that our loved
ungH we're beaten. rluhh,d. starved ..
oil 100 tho name ~ democracy Nj.
balliuF,r mid 'thnt men caught
in mo wrb of the American military
police system Of Paris we're placed Tn
-priHon pens yilcr than those of
AHdcrs0uNillo.
Evidence can be produced show
ing that men wyro hit and cmhhcd
unul they blcd and tainted ana that
ono man even preferred dcuih 10 the
treatment 10 which hr was subjected
and took his own ne.
Mr. UallinEcr declared he would
furnish the invcftiEating committee
with information regarding tales
Of "harhHrism' which were a flNlnu
parallel to the horrors ~ the middle
ages and the tragedies of the French
revolution.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13
RETURNING TROOPS DENY .
RUSSIAN MUTlNY REPORT

DOSTON. July I" The 339h I'm
funtry composed Of Michigan men
was among tho units arriving today
on the transport President Grant
Hlvh opinions ~ the fighting
qualities and military organization
tt the bulshoyik forces I'm northern
Russia. and doniuls ~ muuuN
stories circulated iu America last
winter regarding tho mon ~ the
.tqh infantry. we're made by Of
ficcrs ana men ot the first and sec.
uud haualiuus ~ the regiment
col g. W Stewart ~ san An
tonic. Texas. ot the 339ih. I'm dis.
cuseinr the reported muiiny, slid
Il did not have % take any dis
culinary action against either an
officer ur soldier ~ the regiment in
connection with tho matter 80 You
may Judge that the reports that have
appeared have boen very very high
is exaggerated
"Eyery COLDER connected with tho
incident performed his duty Rs a
soldier" ne added. "aui as far ns !
nm concerned. think the matter
should nc closed "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13
BRITISH PRESS FEARS
A u. S. MEAT MONOPOLY

LONDON, July t2--London nevis
papers are dcyouug am unusual
amount Of space Co tho report NJ the
federal trade commission at Wash
iuEton showing that group OF five
Chicago meup packers may get "a mo-
nopoly upon tho food supply OF tho
whole world.
The Pail Mall Gazette calls the
packers agreement a menace" m
sensational first page hepdtu@&
Anothcr increase ia the cost ot
coal iu Gr,at Britain is hIutcd al
by the Standard Tho coal htuotiou
has reached critical stage und n
has been tlll4oE the editorial col
umns 20 tho exclusion OF comment
upon President Wi'guu's league OF
nations speech.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29
DEP II gENT RULERS
GRANT PERMISSION
FOR SERVICE GAMES

the Naval and Military academies
will meet III baseball at West Point
"a May s1, aud III football on the New
YORK Polo grounds on November IS
- ghs result oe the permissl0on grant
81 ~ tie Navy and War departments.
and announced sc the Naval academy
toay. Tor the return of the service In
klsugiCns 20 pre-war conditions Id
nehlaGic
Al the datasla of the contests ila
Baseball and football had been arr
zanssd Beforehand between the attn
gaklc reasnkasives * inc two instl-
sions. 80 thai all VAS needed was
kasa oKacisl sanction which has now
arrived.
Iae certainty Of the playing oe these
zaes, % the male os the baseball
alad football seasons. puts new ilfa In
a0 sns ashlstics 0f sha Naval academy
assa Aasneea the greatest intsress Ia
sAs aaasoas f0r those sports.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29
At The THEATRES
AN THE PALACE NEXT WEEK

4
Extremely enjoyable and pleasing
photoplay attractions will be pre-
scented Ut the Palace each evening
next week.
The very enjoyable attraction for
Monday evening viii be Marguerite
Clark In delightful picturixation 81
her great stage success. PrunelIa, I
also Mack Sennett comedy
Tuesday, the very iine attraction
Will be Thonnas II. Quce's great ape-
cial production, Tho Midnight Pa
krol. co-starring T'hnrston Hall and
Rose Theby
Douglas Fairbanks, Ia Arizona, z
will be Wednesdays enjoyable attrac-
ton. also interesting Trayelogue.
Thursday, the enjoyable attraction
will ba William 3. Hart. Iii Riddle
EGawne." also Burton Holmes Trave-
IDgue.
elsie Ferguson. Ii Under The
Greenwood Tree. viii BE the pleas
lng attraction for FRIDAY, also Pathe
Nwes.
Then FOR Saturday. the ever.pieas-
Ing Wallace Reid iii his newest pic
turs. Atlas. Nike Moran. viii So the
very enJOyable attraction, also MACK
Sennstt comedy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29

plans counter irritant In the person
or Estabrook, faddist, Oubist and ex
ponent OF the free love and soui-mate
ideas o9 the ultra modernist school.
He Is. III fact, d faker Of the first class.
But ArabeIla is attracted by him and
comes very near to becoming serious
III entangled with this individual
When Bill sees this he supplies an
other counter irrftant iii the shape of
Peter, very young boy. Peter sue,
ceeds I'M winning Arabella away from
Estabrock. He plans an elopement,
bit his plans are frustrated when Bill
appears with q noted scientist pr.
Henry. Arabella IL again attracted
In new direction.
The famous eugenist Ii an ardent,
.if somewhat scientific and cold-blood-
ed wooer. 1t gets up to the point Of 9
wedding, when luckily for Bill. the
doctor forgets the date and Is half an
hour late for the wedding. Az the
last moment the now disiilusioned Ar
abella refuses TO marry him. He In
eiignantly leaves.
bill and Arabella both decide that
preparations for perfectly good we'd
dine should not be- wasted, and II Bill
decides ArahefIa has had enough dis
illusionising, he takes her arm and
they awIk up the aisle TO the strains
of the wedding march.
Constance Talmadge in Romance
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29
REPUBLIC THEATRE TDNIGHT

Tom Moore's admirers All concede
that he has been more likabie than
eveg before lii his GoIdwyn Pictures
beginning with Thirty Week IA
800 West, Young Man. the star dis
played the same appel, supplemented
| by 4 deftness OF Characterization SIS
the tenderfoot sheriR. not approached
even iii his admirable work with
aaadge Kennedy Id The Danger
Game. And another treat is prom
ised when he comes 70 his newest
Goldwyn Picture, a Man And His
Money At the Republic theatre to-
night
sa versatility and apparently easy
charm Rre not the result Of accidant
any more than the production Of i
Gold wyn picture Is accOmpi sshed when
the scenario Id finished AEnch Do
Derds Cd worker, who Is never seen
hy the pnbIEc. This person II the d.
Irecsor. with the rom Moore prodnc-
tfens. be 81 Harry Beaumont known
also tor his admirable work In the
Skinner SERIES On plays sgarring
Bryant wash burn. Nov ZEE us ana
lyzs shs work og Harry Beaumont md
zee aaArEn Hes thak quality which
makes itself felt il the silent drains
More than lslaag else II ii human
ms Tom N0CFe 81 always The
sors og y0ans man everyone knows.
eseveg does he necoEaa ~ aegor aer0.
This, 81 enaFae. q aarsaly lesausa pc
Las aese % hsla0r 80 the 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29

Be
as g,g Naval Aeadeay Rass.
asss yoices Sentiments
9g Every scuad Member
AgY WON Eight IN ROW


one pagposa asaiznAtes every mem
~ Of gslIly Luah's baseball sqnad It
slaa Naval academy this ysartae DE-
tEon ID break the elght-linked
nsn III army victories when the
gscs teams meet at West Point on
IS %. Certainly, with strong string
b pltchers. and seven Of the ether
aifscna held down BY tried veterans
as last gear. this Is the best chance the
ayal academy has had iE1 years 70
earn ehe trick. or u likely 10 have
agasn Tor i long Tins.
Easg arhedtals oE local games IL not
~ gucd 81 III general, due largely 70
shs fact thas hardly any Of the big
glssfc colleges of-tha east are send
sna their nines on b southern trip this
sson. However, there are q number
III rood opponents from Maryland and
adjoining states. chiefly, while the sea-
eon vii opea ca Wednesday next, With
ahe baltimore club oG che InternatlOn-
- laagus as The opponents Of the mid
ahlpansn.
The STAG of pitchers, numbering
over thirty 81 the begfasn9 Of the sea-
sOn, hhs baan reduced 10 about dog
as. OK these. q. Baker and Bolton, 81
lest yaag'a nine, and L. N. Baker, 9
new man, ara tho best at present. r.
HakeP viii probably start against the
nlgimoes nine. He has speed and good
curves and c0ntlol. Bolton II 4 speedy
and clever pitcher. while =. NJ Baker
ID i powerful fellow. i Istthander,
from the new class, and IL improving
Ympsdly under Isneh's coaching.
T1aese positions are slled BY their
oNcDpants ok last season first base,
T1Oyle: second base, Pine: third base,
Welchel; short stop, Miner; left ileid,
gsaDbs: center Aaid Biakeslee, cap
tain. Rawlings is playing right field.
~ came from the University OF Gin
csni ti ard played On the football
team. IS hail back, in q number Of
gansaa iast fall in Cloughley. the req
uasr catcher last season, and Hogan
and HRrtman, new men, the team has
three excellent catchers.
me good showing with the bat made
Nv most of the members of the squad
Il particularly pleasing to Coach
Isush. The team batted above the
ayagage 81 college teams last season,
ana improvement Ii to be reasonably
pected. The big string OF pitchers
aya khe opportunity for much batting
Eantlce. both ID the cage and when
ms sqgad gos out Of doors. while the
Nme weather DC this season made 1t
possible TO set IN the open earlier and
81 MS az more days than ever be-
lore during this period.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29
MAJOR GEN. DENIES
THERE ARE BASKET MEN

Major General Ireland, surgeon gem
eral on the army, said there was no
foundation for widely circulated and
persistent reports oG 'haaket cases
ii army hospitals A basket case Is
8 soldier who has lost both legs and
both arms and therafore cannot be
carried on stretcheS
Il have personally examined the
records. said General ireland, "and
an able to say there ID not single
basket case either on this side OF the
water nor among the soldiers 81 the
American Expeditionary forces. Furth-
.er wish 10 emphasize that there has
been no instance Of an American sol-
der 90 wounded during the whole per-
iod Of the war Z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29
IA CHINE GUN RELIC
BROUGHT 70 ACADEMY

The Naval academy has received 3
maahlne sun whicA was captured BY
Unasea States forces during the battle
Os ganAhsaS. France. e has bean turn
AZ nver "a glo department Of Ordnance
and esnnnagy. and viii be suitably dis
@laYsS.
Though sha circumstances ere not
aoxn 81 the academy. II IL presumed
agas tbs sun was captured BY the
arises, and Cor that reason, Annap-
@IGa MSS selected &c y suitable place
Sog Il tu rest Il was sent here By
Captain 4. u Craven. u. 3. M, and
brought 20 this country on the U. 8. s.
AnaaEnaon. comm cd BY Captain
y. v. KEENAN,.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29
70 - p.AT.AlR

Captivating Constance Talnadge ~
i delightful pictartasioa of the fnraORs
stage comedy, Romance and Ira
BELLA. ! viii he TIE axkrsaely enjoys bie
attraction ct the Palace this esening.
Arahslaa Is d very young widow alad
Ii alrsaay considering ~ pOasih llsstss
0f aac0nd marriage. she Is beloved
BY Btll. d noy aha Aaa known all her
aige, bak sAa waits romance. thrills
and uzyntary CD her NEXT alliance. and
laughs at Aunt les nggaskson that
HiEl would mahs 80 ideal hasbana
Henxy Asters 3 eseaSner. Crude
and unconyent ional, appears. and Bill
soes there b danger Oe A1aheila being
spspk Oh her fsse ~ his aslvamce Ezs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29
I'D SUE
DIS I'D TX 81. gJB'
9consluuaa 80 - Onel


(COn4Inued EaOm Raea 0nel
tie speaker regarded ~ essential Vac
tha maintenance OE ksas listing q men
az military age and condition a. an
assertion to. The services Os ats citi-
sens when needed and as 3 Ezetn0d Of
secnring them promptIy wilsn nerd &
"a. He also urged the establishment
81 military systena ii peace tlat nee
only be expended not INSIDE over for
wer; The training To the highest de-
gree og q salncient body of men n the
use cg oil modern weapOns ard the
opportunity given 20 oaacers Of high
rank to handle the bodies III men, Of
approximately the ssSe they would
command Ia war. under conditions
as near To war d. possible.
Teaeheg VI. Researcher
Dir, William D. Stevens, Of the Eng
issh department, Naval academy, spoke
on aAark Hopkins, or the Ph. p. s
The basic oil DR.. Stevens' address was
he assertion that the tendancy Of the
day 81 to exait the man who has ae-
cured his DOCTORS degree Al the ex-
pense 0g the man og teaching ability
He took Mark Hopkins SIS the type Of
the latter, and said that BE belonged
10 type that was disappearing. and
that was no longer appreciated OF
eossered fn the colleges.
DR.. stevens said that the colleges
Of today. through their boards Of
trustees, were trying To secure pro-
fessors Who held degrees and who had
done research work when. "A many
cases, they were failures as teachers
because they had lost aight of the
human elements In their work, and
regarded instruction as secondary.
No matter what failures these men
made as teachers, DR. stevens said,
the institution were satisfied with
them II they could show certain
number o9 learned contributions to
Journals. none of which would ever
be read Or had any real value to hui
mainly.
The speaker said that one OF the
causes OF this state OF affairs was that
rich people made contributions of
money for Tudor dormitories failed 70
establish prossssorahips At decent sal
aries, the profession Of teaching be-
Ing 80 grosslly underpaid as to dis
courage many good men from entering
Ii.
The discussion Of Or. Stevens
paper was serious and varted, the sub
5ect being one OF great interest 70
those present, many Of whom hold the
doctors degree from leading insti-
tnsions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29

ness of things 1t Is still more de-
pendent Oh his directors point of view.
Harry Beaumont is himself possessed
of the same mental qualities 4 stu
dent Of human nature as he sees Il
every day, he endeavors to bring this
observation to bear when producing a
photoplay And he succeeds. His char
acters do precisely what people are
doing every day They enact d cone
edy-dralna not because they are fig
ures controlled by Harry Beaumont,
but because they happen to be caught
By the camera They have no con-
sciousness of living mimic life, Or
so 1t would seem.
This happy sense Of intimacy Is the
strongest factor III Goldwyn Picture
directed by Harry Beaumont The sim
plicity Of Thirty q Week was cap
italy expressed by him IN way
which gave the Thompson Buchanan
play value to students Of the screen
not usually found III D domestic play.
1t took on q much larger aspect
WIKI ~ MAI AMM k1h5 AUMG93 Ill
rector and star have done even more.
Frankly society cornedy-drama, the
same intimacy II found among the
more conservative characters. Tom
Moore displays the same likabIeness,
the same lack of the actors earmarks,
the same fidelity to what obtains ID
the sphere portrayed on the screen.
Again, Harry Beaumont contributes y
real addition in the current cinema
Aiondty, Evelyn NeEbit and Russell
ThaW IN, Fl Want To Forget :
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29
Arr 1 ln Can

O. Friday evening. the College Ave-
msAs Rapsiss church and congregations
vii gather for their annual supper.
A1 this tisme reports OF the work 81
The usiuYeh Dor the year are To BE
Aaasse bg the different communities
TIE PASTOR "a. mo. 8. Sewers, viii
review the work ~ the church ana lay
before thszn plens Tor the coming
year
others Will epeak and d special
ausieaI pro EAzn b being arranged
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-29
Marriage Licenses

Clerk wv. N. Woodward Of the court
has issued the following marriage II
cense:
julius ID. Owens, 40, divorced, and
Katie strupp. 2s, divorced, both Of Bal
timore.
John Leroy Lang, rs, washington.
and Elisabeth Shenwell Mansch. IS,
both Of Washington