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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
HEARTS TREATED FREE


TO pruve the remarkable ,nicarr ~
NJ, he~ SpsriA rotsonsl lroatm'nt tIr
heart disease short breath rsu W siis.
shoulder ~ arm oppfessiH itretuat
rul,e. pslpita,ion. .no,h,tlns rui'ins ~
ankle. nt ASopS ur Niie, vul seui
10 afflicted pet.on, . SO lr"r Treat
ment Ml cas"s ususu1 ~-in rclleNcd
M.ny report cured after ph's,0N1s failed
'rhpse trrAtmsutt are The result 81 10
YEAR sstnravr teseArch sni unusus'
.uec~s IN treating artuus ailments -
tAs heart Wfves. stomach hnsUs Nd
n,,. bladder ard rheurAil. trouble
ubirb often COW T. irsis os.h rAsr
send for Astonishing Report, i Cure.
. ~ uondrfuI AZ ihr frsu'if nat NJ.
wi.hrs rvtN ti,h pcr~'n to l's inis q
p,cus iteaunrrt 81 Ws y,p~nsr Afflicted
.r.t.c,s should a,sIl theus,'Nrs ~ thI,
ihsral otter st on'' y ihe' NE, os's'
ta,c such ~ orp'riH.ii atair le'a''
.re d.rrerou 80 death comes Wufs
-,ddrul, than that 'rr, heart ilseA,s
send iot his Heart hcnA and 1wo
pound rtee rrvAtWcn lcs'rhc your
iI,a.r Address nt lNrkNn Miles nepl
Hi as 70 93i FAnsln -. hshAft, Ind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
UNITED STATES HELD LEAD
IN MUNlTl0N PRODUCTION

WASilINGTnS 1eu Figures
i'adr puhli, today ~ IA" ordnance
department ~ ~, ui'r allied bu
iosu - st,lmti,r shuW thN ir pro
auction - murIiiunH u tho last
mphihN ~ the va th' lult"d S,atss
~aA fai ,h',d at '.tcnl liut,Iu and
France The average monthly pc.
duDtipn of machine ruur and ud.
'blne riflrs fur JHN August .auh
Nopt"Uu'r i'lH iu the uiisd s'tis1
WpS t1.'tp against lupi, fnr t,t'i
lulihin ami it.ltH fur ttsu,' ln
the same p'I"d the l..ii'd -i,''.
produces monthly ln .ty'iplo u
'la.rG2 unrr Agbiru Nl'sf1 fot
ttchi Htituu Ipd In.d22 Tor i.itu,H.
HunU HrnuH ammunition production
Iu the I'ultcd states War 4,}psi 900
rounds ~ ttUu," llHSt 600. and
Boo Gicti Irithiu 2tb.Iu1 uu0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
CONGRESS NOW HAS
THREE RAIL PLANS
ILpad lhsSuui,r~ submit rrop''ss'i
for abinct Post for Regulation
Of Irt,aic Management.
SHIPPERS YET TO BE HEARD


WAuItNnTnN Ian Three
-, s.,,n.. ,,o,c,,,Is for l.siaIn
~, .,.nn ns,n.o al, '.,ito.a. now are
~ o ""
"oIofr '"hkr
, IeAi,ro'n 's'Sn,,'v% a..,n ,n,,,.,.,. n, com.
n'eroe committee thoi p'sn ,us
for private owner"llp ana opetM'on
hndor rosu'"u"h ul ~,
lranspoft"tl"h h"" '"p'no, W,
Ger With STATUTORY suarah,o" o'
adequate es'rnlnEh, ral"s To I've pro
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
.PRUSSIAN POLICY IS
FALLACY SAYS GRIGGS
DISTINGUISHED speaker WiIl Deliver
second ~ IiI- tNhs oufs
Lectures Tonight

iu announcement = i.' iItN
~ pfu.sihu r.I.,. lt biVIut linw
ara GtIrt l. t|Fi' ur'pti'd h-
audience at in" hEh H,h""i aud'
tuium Tor tIn ulnu,' ~ q H'tIrs ~
ts lectures vht.u ho viii d'IiNot 100
lhIs oii'
Whilr skrrmrg uno nl.t"ry ~
Gormar, boz principle nnl lh'
torsou fur h'. recent d"i''' ln lh.
Wnr. the fp,hk'i ,itci MANY
philosopiII,u l,t-un' WV 'l''"f'
could not uustInN ht,o hc"u won ~
the subjects uf th" bii-'r 100 ' h'l'
~ two great opposing Ideals -
,h,thctorlrDi D., democracy nui im.
pofinlism Nlh lhe greatest W't
machine In th, world the ''u-' in
which that m,thiu" wlu used ''f
- natural handicap too great =" y"
ut,t,umc hN merely material rni
it.rs
Doctor GrisRs ~. equally 40 con
drmultory " lh' NUI ptu il,rH ~
Geruin nfflfots and Huldl'rs 80 h'H
been yuy uf the curreSpnnd"uiH tt"u-
ihr wtt zunc ruuyirtinF 'htW nt
hriug nhsoiutrly lacking iu every
form NJ dcrency and without ~
slightest reRii fur ~" llN'H "i
either prisoners ~ whr ur VILLAINS
who happened - lee Wlihf ih'lr
control Women. childfru ana Ola
men were ra,i.hed, mYd"r"d 90
punished with only one thought hnd
that ~ remove rvcty atom ut -
pen-c Ia Germany fur ih"li care. I"
rntirfy the hfutiSi insliu,t- ~ ~"
soldier aud "a create terror ~ u"
hearis ~ those who dared opies"
her
The American soldier WtH 'hu
ac,eriEsd ~ being the highest g"
ample ~ fighting efficiency Nhl,h
tho world has over known. WIN nlr
morale. bravcry and monihlny de
velop.d to drgrr" entirely IN
pnrnllolod ant unexpected
Tonight Doctor Grig.r Viii speak
about the three great democthcl"S.
France, England aud the United
states. detailing their principles ana
thalr greatness phON" that ~ any
other nations on earth.
In one of the succeeding lectures
Doctor urigEs will take up tn" sub.
jects az municlpal government ana
will detail some of Its faults and elite
the reinedl,. as he would apply
them. Later lectures VIII also IN
dIcats his theory In regard to the
pcnc. settlement and tho national
policy Ia he pursued after.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
FEDERAL CENSUS TO BE
TAKEN By JANUARY IS

The taking OF the new federal cen /.
sis OF Tuwa and Tulra county will
hexin not later than January IL, ac-
cording to "a letter received from
Richard Leach of the federal census
burewu, who has been named TO ru-
perviae thl. work Mr. Leach IN now
In Miami where he W about to com
pleie the work OF taking the census
Of Ottawa county.
Because OF the desire OF the goy
ernmsnt Ia AID soldiers and sailors
who have Just born disc harsed from
tho service and because the work will
he temporary II has heen announced
that they win be employed almor,
exclusively to do this work An
nouncement will be made htnr con
cerulns the place at which applica-
ton may be onade by soldiers and
sailors who desire to take advantage
of this opportunity for temporary en-
ploymont
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
BRAODWAN.

n I.ole and Al nrtdEe have previ-
ously scored knochou IN Their raH-
time singing and dSn~nv At the
broadway, eli prevtouh efforts then,
have bean tame compared with their
blsvsst srrcam OF the season and
from . dAncinH, standpoint there was
new angle that created all sorts Of
lauahSsr ocorue Crump also made
n bis hit with his song when the
Boys Come Home From France -
asaissed by tho chorus clad In pa
trtot1c costumes. Indiana Folks
made quite q hit with Tul~,ns, there
being many iudrfoouu situations II
h u bill that affords Edgar Rarnctt
and Al and Loie Bridge an excellent
opportunity OF showing their won
derful ability IN the Ene of comedy,
A tho, Just. leo OF tho Peace Al
Br,dgr wns there with the goods but
waaq finally Wicked IN the marriage
ceremony In which, M the oiopcr-.
Eddie iteffe,nan and Joy Graves
put Il over Harry Cheshire tho
Colonel. Edgar i'arnctt was n real
typical rural constable while lolc
Rridgs who host a husband was not
% unfortunate after all, The story
involves n clever little plot that
plcssed everybody,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

500 l,Trd celebrate r"a.'.
ttduf ,uu tNr Nou didn t'nN
,nl Wstc masking history then. ptoh
abb
IiuL sou w,r' I0r oscr, move
Tuiwa' mad, during il,t Day ~ dNH.
November ~. lPlN. was hr'ag lndr
ihlN SCANNED ny that ull H"ring iitii"
.Nt the ,fHtrt
The whul, ,s'.htulluu YOUR pat.
u uH si,tur pttnd" tho sol" ~
rIamps Hud huui. th" thousands on
tho principal ,trcrts and almost 'h"
Nt., uuIvrs were ptrr' 81 Tor hls
tor, hv local fiiW ton'rtn Ana
the films are - be- shown hrr"
Durug th' fuur da'H tNn nt 'h"
uhstrr nim Thu t,roa' victory
wilson or tho IS Iiset 1T me Ma
lestIc th.Rtrr beginning SATURDAY,
Tho films viii ho shown Local m
trre.i ~ the prod lcilon has h""h
AROUSED 80 = hish pitch hN tho an.
nounr.m,nt that the Majestic mnn
agotncnt had arranged 80 let Tul-t
see itrrlt ~ the Acigh,H ~ iir soy amt
pInur have been made tn seat 81.
pn,ity crowds iuting ~" wh"lr
time
And following the showing ~ me
ff,r. hete. th,v viii be- carried clH"
whore IN the state Aft"r that they
viii be- prcscr,d Tor fpiur" genera
lions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
ASSESSMENTS FIXED
AT CAPITAL SESSION
Cosnsy AsssDosv Asrce On Bas,s Of
ISvies fus iete-Oii TaakAee
snn Psopssty valses ~

OkLAuonA ciTI. Jan, y
Memnen OF tne counV
sDocieston ms, nsr "uy III"
ss's W." ~ 49,
seesmsm,s on sil c'sss OF psop.ry
sne saop.sd ~.v~ums"" ~ ~ ~,
when VIII pe en Nv nvu ~
sppfovsI tnst Al ooun,y
elected tor TOUT ye s"u."s
sIe OF W. Ur 81 ep"
mlnimum OF mon.n
ccmmenasd ~ noossI.
OF Tu!A eounV "" Ut
who attended the mssuhe I"s VA
veuon o! OIL .u' 20 o'sx
s.on TOT .nc yes wv 'o'""
Fresn v1uoe w oe' '""' O..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
GRIP, INFLUENZA
ssmiis's WIZARD Oil . asua6sev
Astisspsss Pvsvs~stvs

During influenza spidsmies spray
the nose and throst'several times :
day with one part Wizard OIL and
two parts water, usins an sto'niier'
II you haven't an atomissr, gargls
the throat and snua the mixture up
the nose. This treatment sets up an
an,i,epue wall Of defense against
"flu" gesms.
Chest colds and SORE throat lead
70 grip. Stop them st once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
Into dangerous influenza.
Get II from drusSiss Tor Voc. "
not satisfied. return the bottle snt
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick head
sohei Just try Wizard Liver Whips
pleasant little pink pills, 5ot At drug
gista Guaranteed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
EM'IttNS.

with tho highest priced vaudevlll"
act ON the American stage hradlin-
ing tho new b.ll ut the Empt"~s, he
WinnIng yesterday, ~ course IN"
show IL unusually good. Gallagher
4 IioiIsy. the act referred To. In un .
Questionably thu finest OF itr kind
Tulsa has ever seen, and II In seldom
this city gets an opportunity of see %
ing ono Of its extraordinary merit.
They preseni q ~reaninH trench
.travssty, entitled. Tho Battle OF
WkatolhsrDe.- and n 10 riot OF
fun for The full 10 minutes, ual Ia o
eher appsAyu ~ n general at his
{isid head dShAvtsrs and RoIley hl-
negro orderly. The act y In full
stage. With special scenery and
stage effects. stvinG . realistic back =
Ground for the run that follows, rms
aot hsadhnsd at the Palace theater
In New York lust four weeks aHo.
and at the Orphsum IN kansas city
last week. II 70 breekinG its jump
10 New Orleans with the limited en-.
saesmsnt At the Emprsss and will
not appear altar saturdays matinee
a. the MANAGEMENT had IN agree "a
relsass u early saturday eveninG -
| II can mako train connections south
Il is the talk Of the town ana alone
IL worth the Empre. admission.
ThsrS are. however. other good
acts on the bill. i0ertruds urnves,
vaudeville prtu,A donna, sinss elias
sical numberv and dNplAys a vel
cultivated voice Of range and. fin'
strensth, but sssms flat at timc~
she reaches the high notss, how
ever, with purity Of tone. Eary A
U~x, havs a ~oaA aoveltv oOe n N 4
NUN bar In which they DO SONS
amazing stunts with rings. Rose a
Moon present = we'll dressed sinG
Ing and dancing alit thcy label "Ro'
mAnss q IL HandoAr" They ar'
fair. Tne woman has per~onalit,
but their matsriai could be i'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
STRAND.

No red -blooded American In these
days will he able To resist the sppesl
~ The claws OF tho Hun" the new
Paramount picture from the lnco
studios starring charles Ray " N n
picture with the speed and aciion of
u war play but the scene ls located
entirely IN this country. And while
II has to do with Hun plotlers II II
different from the usual variety OF
such stories MIR RaN has a part
that suits him admirably and the
supporting company IL excellent II
4. the attraction At Tho strand today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
National Cuardsmen
Attention.

DvcrvuatH are here and the com
pnnios are making preparation -
leave SUNDAY ulght Tor Oklahoma
CIty Al momhers are hereby com
manded tn report 80 the Mmoty sun
dnV ~, y M. aud nre r"luertcl ""
report Frihay evening ~ ~. hF
order MAJOR JAMES 4 HElL..
Commanding
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

ST LOUIS, Jan. 8 nreo ken'
ridge Jones. president ot the Mis-.
valley Trust COMPANY snln
today that thu trust company fut
nished the United states govern
m~nt thu Information now h"inS
made public concerning the snip
ment of munitions to villa on 'hs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
Pair Charged Win Theft
of DR.. kennedy's Auto

Ed Russell and Thurman West, i,
were arrested yesterday afternoon on
"a charge uf Stcaling a ohandle
,hummy roadster automobile 10
longing 10 br. = q. Kennedy The
alleged 'h'n touk place on sep
i,n.hcr 20 l9ls
The complaint wds filed Yesterday
hN ~. ,ouuty utiuru'N'- uffice ana
sworn 10 hS ;. . Mu,Gurtn. former
special offi,'t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
G0RST, THE BlRDMAN, At
CONVENTION HALL TONIGHT

Gorst. the birdman. an extra
I.vcaum course number. who hlm
bcan advertised 10 appear tonight
M the high school auditorium, VIII
present his entertainment at conven-
tion hall instead. owing 20 the fact
that the 0Tiggs lectures VIII occupy
tta eveni1 ai the high school
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

\ long step IN the prugrcss of the
Rrpcry and meat business hn- hrn
made by the seven grm ptinciplc~
~ moicrn merchandising that pircrd
Traders No. Z. ~ inh Vas, itrs,
street IN such h,rh tn,ur ~ith the
pnblic In tsis. Nr i,rnkc, the pro.
pric,or. explains that the su's,'-s ~
his business " bn-s'd on tiW follow
inw pein,tplc-; Gvod Goads. inlr
pri,s~.. Nunnnc Treatment. Intclii.
tion and Organization. see their ad
nn back page.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

UARIs, Jan. y --Jacpuc, loI,,
n;Nesnil undorserr"tary " a.I.
ton. has resigned. Il H. ann a..,I
here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

Mexican border, ana paid fof A., y
A Sommcrfcld. now interned 10. ae
enemy allen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
Full Dress Clothes

Peace brings the resumption OF
formal dances, receptions and other
full dress occasions we have the
right clothes for men nd young
men; suits, overcoats, mats, shoes
and all other accessories.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
$40 and up

Military styles in army color, blue,
green, brown, gray and mixtures;
sturdy fabrics, dependable workman
ship moderate cost; ages 21a to IL
at $3.50 up. Ages 10 to l8 at $3.50
up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

NxADANSKY QUALITY Town Ulsters Satford Storm Goats
wi Useees Chestered good kind of winter Coat for
convertible collars velvet collars
plain collars fitted backs backs Ocoas
moderate styles Tor
and Young mer; greatest collection Oklahoma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
$50 $35, $40,
$45 to $500
Boys OvercoatS

pU1IIS is the kind Of weather when
i boys need good Overcoats - If
they need them at all they need good
ones, that will give real service under
all conditions; that's the kind we have
for boys Of all ages.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-24

SWA NWA; WIZ SWA; SE1-4 SW1-4 Sec. 27, containing 160 acres more or less, appraised at $SO0.00. sEA; SEA- NEA, Sec. 2S, con- taining 200 acres more or less, apf praised at $1OOOO0.
 WIZ NEA; Fig NWA, Sec i2s, containing 160 acres more or less, appraised at $sO0,00.
 NEA Sec. B, containing 16O acres more or less. appraised at sSOO.OO. SEA-; E1a SWA, Sec. 33,' con- tanning 240 acres more or less, ap- praised at s12OO.OO.
 NWA Sec. -34, containing 16O acres more or less, appraised at $8OO.0O.
 SWA Sec. 34, containing 16O acres more or less, appraised at $S00.00. No bid for less than the appraised valuation will be considered.
 This department reserves the right to reject any and all bids Information regarding the land and terms of sale may be obtained from the State Land Department Phoenix, Arizona.
 STATE LAND DEPARTMENT,
 By w. A. MOEUR,
 Commissioner. By Ben R. Clark, Dept. Commissioner
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-24
MEN WANTED TO SELL
 GROCERIES; SELLING Ex- FERENCE NOi NECESSARY

One of Worlds largest Grocers, capital over s1,OOO,0O0 wants ambi- tious men in your locality to sell di- rect to consumer nationally known brands of an extensive line of gro- ceries, paints, roofings, lubricat;ng oils, stock foods, etc. Big line, and easy sales. Values beat any con- petition. Earn big money. No ex- perience or capital required. Con- plete sample outfit and free selling instructions start you. Long es- tablished reliable house. Write to- day John Sexton & Go, 352 w. 1i- 1incis St. Chicago, III.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-24
STATE SETTINGS

Teachers in rural schools threaten to strike for higher wages.
 OatmaL-Ceneral mining eonG..J tfons throughout district steadily improving
 Mesa 19 pumps completed and in operation in local district.
 Glendaie-Lccal firm to erect 10 new houses, 3 under way.
 sbee-Mascot mine in Babezas district completed installation.
 Mesa-Local cotton carnival to be held October 23 to 18th.
 Seventy inspectors busy listing cattle brands.
 Phoenix men visit towns in inter est of trade.
 Prescott plans new water system, will scrap old one.
 Cooley sawmill starts this month i; r will employ 1000 men.
 Warning issued to cotton growers to guard against boil weevil.
 Tuscon and Prescott each to have new theatres costing $100,00O and $125, 900 respectively.
 Phoenix-Golden Cross Metal com. pany resume operations.
 Holbrook-Improveme work has started on heights; to be addition to city.
 Pheenix-Citizens petition for ex. tension of city limits.
 Chloride Silver ore running high CT than $1,0O0 ton taken from mine just northeast of here.
 Phoenix-$12, 900 addition to be ad ded to brick store building.
 Phoenix-Board of Trustees grant local school teachers substantial raise.
 Nogales- 20 acres of Crawford Street property to be subdivided into town lots.
 Globe-Reported ore strike on 4Se foot level of Arizona-Globe property not exaggerated.
 Phoenix-Livestock and ranges conditions throughout state reported good.
 Bowie-S. P. Co., installing pump house, large pumping equipment is planned.
 Tombstone-Local bank to spend s10,0O0 on improvement for new home.
 Douglas-Sunnysid to be site foI San Diego Gulf line air station.
 Phoenix-El Zaribah Shrine com plete plans for erection of new temple.
 Assessed valuation of Arizona is placed at sS55,224,72o93
 Chloride-High grade silver ore is being opened by Chloride Queer Mining O., Schnectady mine com pany starts operations. Opera tions to be resumed by Golden Cross Metal Co.,.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-24

Charlie Chaplin, playing fin 3 reel comedy Shoulder Arms" at the Princess last Saturday evening drew the capacity house of the season, standing room was at a premium early in the evening and a large number of people being turned away to await the second performance. A large crowd attended the dance af- ter the show and enjoyed them selves until the wee small hours of the morning. The Sand Storm Jazz Band of Deming failed to arrive and Rusty Martin's South. Carolina Jazzo Band of Morenci was subst.- tuted to furnish the music.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-24

Dan Wallace returned home last week from overseas duty. Dan ar September and was recently dis charged at Camp Pike, Arkansas. Wm. Wallace has also been dischars visiting with his parents in Scot land. He will return to Clifton in the near future
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Mining Department of the Ari- zona State Fair is now in its per manent quarters, which are a credit to the state and which will have an exhibit that will be the State Mu- scum of Minerals and mineral re- sources. This building will be open daily the year round and your co. operation in making this exhibit worthy of the industry is solicited The following exhibits will be in place:
 First, There will be a mineral ex- hibit arranged mineralogically with the carbonates,, sulphides, arsenides, etc, put together in separate cases. This Is for those who wish to study tue states resources minera,ogicaI ly.
 Second, there will be cases con taining each of the ores of copper, lead, zinc, manganese, mercury, etc. through all of the metals.
 Third, there will be county cases showing the resources of each of the mining counties, covering all of the different metals and minerals coming from that county.
 Fourth, there vii be separate cas- es covering the metals, minerals and rocks of the large mines of the state.
 Fifth, there will be a collection covering sall of the type rocks such as andesite, trachyte, diorite, mon- zonite, etc. for the benefit of those desiring psychological study.
 Sixth, there will be cases covering the building stones of the state such as marbles, granites, states, sand stones, etc.
 Seventh, there will be cases cover ing clays, bricks, terra cotta, gypsum products and other mineral building materials
 Eight, there will be cases cover ing tine fossils of the state which will permit of chronological study.
 Ninth, there will be cases covering run of mine ores, average ores from each of the shipping mines of the state.
 Tenth, there will be cases covering the oil and coal resources of the state, covering oil sands, oil shales, and oil and the coals.
 We solicit your assistance in put ting the state more firmly on the mineral map and would appreciate your sending such specimens as you may be able, large or small to the Mineral Department, State Fair, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Charles E. Willis, Asst Supt.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-24

L. V. Hoyt, the Clifton contractor, and Sud" Williams, departed last Thursday morning for Cisco, Texas, where they will join the Arizona Colony in that istrict. "Suds' was appointed a delegate of one by Fang the head cook at the Mess to aseer. tain why the Western Star Oil Com. pany were not paying 5000 monthly dividends.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-24

As far back as the first winter of the war, the Red Cross sent to Serbia a sanitary commission that effective ly checked the scourge of typhus, but after the United States entered the conflict, the Red Cross was able, ir August, 1917, to send full commis- sion that carried on extensive relief operations among the suffering ref. ugees of the tortured nation. Hospi. tals were established, the refugees fed, clothed and given medical attention, the army supplied with much needed dental treatment, farm machinery, and seeds provided to help the Serbs re- deem their land to productivity, and, not least, measures undertaken for the succor of the children. The terrible condition into which these helpless vic. tins of the war had fallen Is well portrayed by this photograph of a little Serbian girl wearing the rags and expression of hopeless dismay that were all she possessed when the Red Cross came.