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South Bend news-times., 1919-09-07

Many n delightful room owes its
attractiveness 20 a souzoe seemingl.
inoonseQuential. Perhaps, a piece
OF old furniture, a rare print Of
which one - scarcely conscious.
raeIlows the~whole atmosphere. But
nkener than not II Is the lighting OF
our homes that makes or man
them. The problem ofewiring for
lights rs often the bone OF conten-
ton fn house-building. Most men
like light and plenty OF IT, 'uniess
they are on romance bent. while
women prefer the Indefinite. mystic
circles cast by a shaded lamp OIL
two. Once they are able 20 per
suade their husbands that indirect
lighting Is less irritating and more
conducive to a restful evening thar
a lot Of ceiling fixtures, he Is gen
orally a pretty good convert Even
inverted shades are apt TO be glow
eringiy hard, and unless they are
softened by colored globes they
don't lend much 10 a harmonious
home. To most decorators has
come the impression that a few
side lights are infinitely preferable
70 any number OF expensive garish
center effects. except where they
are definitely in better taste.
The huge mahogany standard
which have done their bit so nObly
in supporting massive but stylish
shades OF silk. have given in as al
styles do sooner or later. 10 slender
bases of wrought iron or fluted
wood. which are painted in gay
colors or FURNISHED in gold or
black Most Of these new lamps
have an adjustable arm from which
depends q shade Of silk lined with
contrasting color and edged top
and bottom with a narrow box
pleating. Or parchment shades
painted in oil are very atthctive
though not so capable of reproduc-
ton. They may be had 10 order
but are quite expensive: or better
still, they may be bought unadOrn-
ed, just ready for the brush Of
talented person. IF one doesn't feel,
at home with oil paints, very good
effect may be achieved with water
colors 5y using plenty of paint, very
little water and a coat Of shellac
South Bend news-times., 1919-09-07

which IN turn agitate a fluid imping-
ing upon the nerve terminals, that
eventually causes the impulse 70 be
transmitted to the brain. The cen
ter OF hearing. like the visual cen
ter, is In the brain, and IL destroyed
by fractured sl1lSull, the other parts
mentioned are absolutely useless.
Closely connected 70 the portion OF
bone which encloses the internal ear
is a portion full of cauvites pre-
sumabIy 10 offer protection from
blows, administered TO the back OF
the head. It is called the mastoid
process, and IS sometimes the seat
of Inflammation or Assesses, which
frequently result in the rOtting OF
the bone. The presence Of a SWELL
ing or an infection in the region
just back Of the external ear should
not be treated by home remedies.
as a mastoid abscess rs a very Sc
rious illness.
To Avoid Rupturing Drum.
In listening 10 loud, sudden
sounds, such as the boom Of can
non or the very near crack OF a
pistol, il is well to keep the mouth
opened. so as TO equalize the pres
sure. made possible by the Eustach-
ian tube drum. Also in the descent
into mines. or into any place where
the external pressure is creator
than that in which we are accus-
toned TO live. Men working ir
noisy factories become in time dull
Of hearing. due TO the excessive
stimulation. II is advisable foi
such men, when possible to keep
the ears plugged with cotton. De
vices are fashioned and obtainable
at the present time, which serve
admiral bly, to keep out dangerous
noise. Deafness creeps upon a per
son quite steaithily. It is a lament
able loss TO an individual TO be-
come deaf by accident, but 70 be
in complete control OF our facul.
ties and TO realize that our occupa-
tion is making Us daily. more anC
more hard Of hearing and TO make
no effort 10 obtain relief. is surely
unwise. Temporary deafness ma,
be caused by a blow. or by getting
the wax of the car soaked witt
water Vertigo or dizziness may be
due to eye strain, it may also be
due TO the pressure Of the wax up
on the ear drum. A discharge
from the ear may be of a very Sc
rious nature. and may not only af-
feet the ear but may poison tho
body.
A person sometimes feels con
strained 10 clean the ears if sucl
is necessary do not use anythini
with a sharp point, as you may
pierce the drum. A bent loop o.
sterilized perfectly smooth wire
similar to a small hair pin top
only of one-third its diameter may
be used with caution. Catarrhal
conditions of the throat may easily
extend up the Eustachian tube, and
cause Inflammation of the internal
ear: hence a cold which affects the
nose or throat should be rigidly
and quickly dispelled.
In any case Of ear trouble. fol-
low by all means the advice of ar
ear specialist. and not the ignoran;
solicitude of n friend. nor the mer-
cenary advise Of advertising quack.
whose greed for money recognizes
nothing but selfish interest anC
whose false statements are calcu
South Bend news-times., 1919-09-07

The secret Of a sweet and CNris-
tian life is learning 20 live by the
day. Il is the long stretches that
tire us.
South Bend news-times., 1919-09-07

OF the nose, constitute what is caIl-
ed edenoids These adenoids IRE
qusntly obstruct the air passAeet
and compel Injurious mouth breath
Ing. They should be removed
Their removal is simple Some
practitioners using the finger, q
very insanitAry. dangerous and un-
satisfactory method.
The sense of true taste i0 To-
cssed IN the tongue, and durins
Disturbances OF the inteneinal can
a. or indigestion or bffiousnsss the
tongue becomes coated or "furred''
due to the accumulation Of mucous.
bacteria and q sympathetic areo-
ton OF the membrane cells The
Serss OF taste Is thus, FOR a time.
almost destroyed. but on the re-
torn 20 normal conditions tho
tongue again bscernes healthful in
eoisr.
Kinds OF Taste.
The kinds OF tastes given by ply
siolcgists, are bitter sweet, salt sour
and acid and sometimes a metallic
taste IS suggested. It is essential
thas saoid substances be In solution
Sugar or salt are tasteless II they
sre not rnoistensd. The nerves o.
the sense OF taste lie beneath the
sarface- OF the tongue. and the solu-
able substance must penetrate 20
these before they can be perceived.
An onion. in fact. is tostelesg, itT
strong pungency Is due to its odor
Many other substances are th6
same. Now II Is a co-mingllns or
bIeeG1ng OF tho senses OF taste and
smeh that makes food palatable.
Tie continuous Over-s.fmulation o.
TIC e senses destroys tbs nerve end
ings. and with the destruction o.
these endings we lose q very valua-
BILE and very pleasant sensation
The bach OF the tongue may con-
tain tartar The same substance
gathers on the teeth. and some
times causes us worry by breaking
of. The back Of the tongue may
become infected. causing a fou'
breath. A bad breath may alsc
come from the stomach, or from de
caying teeth, in any case If It f.
persistent seek medical treatment.
To Cleanse the Tongue.
To cleanse the tongue, pull II
forward with clean napkin, anC
clean il with a tooth brush and
tooth paste. Do not use powder
)CONTENUED on PAGE ELEVEN
South Bend news-times., 1919-09-07

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times., 1919-09-07

We wish all Fair Visitors well well satisfied
that have display the largest and varied stock
of all latest and upodate styles in Women Millinery Suits,
Coats Dresses Furs Shoes and All Wonens Wear Fall
South Bend news-times., 1919-09-07

And VIII Continue Throughout Fair Week
This stock which contains all that woen abSo
lutey the largest in Northern Indiana.
We welcome all Fair Visitors South Bend and invite
to the Economy Departments time during Fair Week and you
will be astOunded at the variety of styles and the large
Make this your headquarters. open
Visitors You always welcome.
South Bend news-times., 1919-09-07

To cleanse the tongue, pull II
forward with clean napkin, anC
clean it with a tooth brush and
tooth paste. Do not use powder
)CoNTNUED on PAGE ELEVEN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
LOTS OF NOISE
At CATTLE SHOW
Student Judging Contest
Occupies Morning Today

With many 'moo-oo mOo-oos,
wee wees, and with student
Judging contest the principal ieatufe
NJ the day. the Southwrs, American
livestock show IS well under way al,
the stock yard,
The Judging contest is between the
animal hu,bandry departments of the
Oklahoma m Texas agricultural
and mechanical colleges, with the
secondary schools OF Oklahoma, Adl
Ava, lawton aud the A. X N OF
Saltwater holding their own, 1. W
McC Campbell oi the Kansas State Ag-
sigu'turll college at Manhattan will
pa, ol the Judging oi all the schools.
The COW family large and small,
attracted IL, usual share oi attention
from the shok guests this morning
MANY oi the prominent members had
been baih-d and manicured before the
gates were opened. while others, oh
is 4ious 10 the inquisitlve Niares of the
Interested crowd went right OH with
their tUilcilcs, quito as though moth
ing ou, ut the ordinary had happened
Tnc sheep pens called forth their
share ui admlratiou White-nosed
sheen aul black no,cd sheep walked
proudly back and forth 10 dIguiiied
silence. vivid contrast 90 the pig
family IN a neighboriug pen who
shrievTl and groaned and gfunled
continually
There were. however, two large
portly pigs vino slept Swcctly through
il all but the others, pens and pens
NJ them made enough noise TO make
up Tor more than a hundred like two
that slept
A new family Of COWS moved in ,hi,
morning Judge + II Small OF
Sham,ock. Texas. arrived with TWEEN
y.ipur black Angus cattle.
Plans tor the NberdecnIAngus as
.ocia,ion program at the Lce-Huck-
in, hotel tonight include a speech by
E. y Lowc,oi Knoxville. Tennessee.
and O. L. Bradiu,e Of Xenia, Ohio,
and the showing OF film Of Angus
herds.
Tomorrow's program includes cat
tle Judging and an auction sale.
Gallery tickets for David Wariield
now ON sale at Oyorholser box Of
flee. Matinee. SOC, nights. Sl.OO.
(Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
MAYO now FACING
CHARGE OF bloAMY

NEW YORK, March 3.--Virginius
!. Mayo, wealthy MANUFACTURED, was
arrested here last night on warAnt
sworn to by Mrs Wilhslma L. Mayo,
charging him with bigamy.
Mayo's matrimonial troubles began
in 1915 when his stenographer, Lillian
Cook. committed suicide in New
Haven, Conn, and publicity In connec-
,on with her death brought forward
three women who claimed to be his
wife.
lie wa, arrested here in 1918 for
failure to pay $4,000 court judgment
obtained against him for breach OF
promise BY Wlhclmia Mayo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
THEATER BILLS

Empress iheaicr. - 10 lU g. p.
m Henry Il. Wa'thlll 900 The
Fake Faces
Majestic theater, ~ Il NJ 70 lO.l5
p m-Dorfis Kenyon 10 THE
Stree, OF Seven stars" comedy
Strand ,heater. w 4 m. - ~ 80
a. m. / p. m. 20 I $50. Z "
and 10 = M Monroe Salisbury IN
Ramona
New Folly thcat,r 10 IS a m.
10 IS p m.-l.lla Lee IN In Puppy
Love comedy
Drcamland thcatcr. . a NJ 20 L.
p m FRANCIS Ford N The silent
Mystery Mary MacLarcn in
Secret Marriage" Tom Nix o.
The Roman Cowboy" comedy.
Liberty ,hea,er, pic~re', ! 70
I ", o.lS, $50, vaudeville, ) o.
40, $50
Lyric thea,er. ~ 20 lO4S p m
Pictures. vaudeville
Palace iheatct, = u to II 70 .
IN The Jonteel Girls IN musical
comedy
Stock Company.
Ovefholser thea,er. 745 p m
saniord's American PLAYERS in
Woman Against Woman. Mati-
nees: "wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
YECC SUSPECTS
UNDER ARREST


ALfuS. Okla March 8 j-CSpeciaD
Alter trailing MARION Fellers and
Raymond Wright through Oklahoma,
Kansas and lcsas. Sheriff English Of
Alius and hi, deputies captured the
men at Vernon, Texas, SUNDAY They
are held for the burglary Of jewclry
store in Altus several weeks ago
some Of the booty was found in-their
possession. It is alleged
Fc,ters was placed N Jail here and
Wright. wanted for breaking jail At
Wichita Falls. Was returned 10 jail
there
Officers claim there Is a gang OF
burglars making their headquarters al
Alius and Wichita Falls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
T. R. MEMORIAL PLANS
TO COME UP MARCH "a

NEW YORK, March 3.--The form
OF memorial 10 be erected In honor
Of Theodore Roosevelt will be de-
cided npon by the Roosevelts perma-
ncnt memorial national committee at
\ meeting here March n, il was an
nounoed last night. Former President
Taft, Charles Evans Hughes and Sena-
tors Henry Cabot Lodge and Hiram
Johnson are among the committee
members who are expected 10 be pres
eni
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
Oak Park Nurses
Quit When Mice
Use Same Beds
(By Universal Service }


CHICAGO, March J. - Pretty
nurses at Oak Park are on strike to
day Here are their chief complaints
Beds inhabited by mice while oe-
eupied by nurses.
Rooms cleaned only once a week.
Canned food served in cans
Sunday dinner OF fried liver and
BUTTERFLIES bread.
Twen,y-,hree walked out but six
took pity. or iifty,iour patients and
returned. Calls for nurses have been
sen, to other hospitals
Gallery tickets fog David xariield
now on sale at ONhSN box oil
iice. Matinee, Soc; 1sits. 81 90.
(Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
MOVIE ASTRONOMY ''': s': !:i !:.' s'
~ ~"'" Stars

JUST look who's "yamplng" now
Would You ever believe that the
" dainty tair-h4ired May Allison
who has been called, by some poetic
press agent, II there is such thing.
the modest vlolc, oi the screen.
This is Mays very first vampire
gown and she wears II N her newest
picture, Peggy Does Her Darndrst "
Although in the picture she isn't a
siren all OF the time she certainly
looks here a. IT She had" done her
darndest" to try TO he one. May even
seems 10 be- getting thrill herself
from such daring conduct We will
have to admit that even with the cor
rect yamp pose. the allurlng cherry.
the dccollctc gown and the ,nlkclike
train which /, not al in the picture.
May does not look exactly like a
breaker loi heart, and wro.acr Of
homes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
Cleveland Picture Finished.

"lhc House Without Children" by
Robert Mclaughlin. which wa, be-
ing filmed IN Cleveland, Is now lln.
lshed and the work Of cutting and
assembling has been started The
titles will be made hy + A. Bushnell.
the noted cdrtooniI
Richard Irayers, but recently
Captain IfAycfs oi the L s. a,
plays the lead with Gfca Hartman
opposite HIM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
Mr.. FAMILY Man:
Why Spend So Much
Money on Shoes?

Here Ia what Tracy Munson Of
Joplin. Missouri. says d Neolin
Soles: Judging from my own ex.
penence, they wear four tines longer
than other soles and have tho addi-
tional advantage Of being waterproof
md s1p-proof.
Why continue TO wear extfavagant
o!d.faShioned solcs when you can get
these noney-saving, long. wearing soles
On new shoes In any style you like
lQr any member Of the family9 Good
~ storss everywhere carry them.
And don't throw away your Old
oea Hsto them rs-bottpmed With
NeoaA So!ee and enjoy H. eeAlBt
~ . N-soled Vhop which % ~ sd6
e e!umay;. Neolla aq'es ore 9 Dc.
1veSy of Sclanee, and ers msde by
IN Goodyear Tire 4, Ruhbe9 Co.,
Akron Ohio. who also maize Wla0foot
Hesls. guaranteed 70 outweaf oil
t(her hsels.
Soles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
MIS- Castle NAV Return,

Mrs Vernon Castle Is again con
sidefing going into pictures She has
several interesting offers from film
magna,cs since her return from
abroad as well as some tempting
vaudeville contracts 4, is thorght
she has a leaning toward pictures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
$40 Salnons Clo.ed-

PANAMA, Sunday March THE
high license law. which wen, into ei.
fect Yesterday. reduced the number
II saloons ~ Panama from OSD 20
ion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
A Reeofd.

Albert l. smith has purchased for
Alice Joyce Robert W. Chsmber,'s
story ~ be Cam ne Mask" This is
the sixth Chamber story purchased
by Vitagfaph IN all OF which. except
The Girl Phillppa," Mis-, Joyce has
starred
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

mer Southern association manager, nov
manager of the Aan Antonio club Of the
Texas iiBgu., chHrl.s colsson, OF Mos
bio and j. A. u. Sloan OF Nashville,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
No w ondeT.

'Twa' a cheap singer you had at the
concert"
What could YOU expect when he
got her ior a song" go Baltimore
American
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
Iittls Store. of Star.

Emmy Wehlen IS to pack her trunk
and depart for the metro west coast
studios a, once. She has signed a
new contract with tina, company call
Ing for series OF romantic comedies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

Mrs Charlie Chaplin is in New
York, the guest OF Anita Loo'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

The Fox film pee pie have secured
the screen rights 70 Justin Hun,ley
McCar,hy's III | Were King" and
will produce it for the cinema, with
George Walsh in the stellar role.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

Gallery tickets for David Wariield
now ON sale at Oyerholser box Of
flee Matinee. SOC; nights, Sl.OO.
(Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

There Is a rumor ailoat that Thcda
Bara will eventually locate at the
Famous Players studios.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
GERMAN LINER SAILS
FOR y. S. WITH TROOPS

WASIIlkGTON. April 10 Sailing
oi the steamer. Graf Waldersee and
kar,rln Augus,e Victoria, iwo OF the
twelve German liners alloca,ed 10 the
United States Tor the lcmevard move
ment Of troops. was announced TODAY
by the war department The Graf
Waldet,ee lef Bfeu Aprl and viii
arrive al New York Apfll y with the
personnel Of base hospital, number,
five fourteen. twenty one iOrD -four.
iify, seventy two. nlne'y.,even and
l0l. field hospital number ior,y.two,
and six additional companies. The
other ships bringing 2.4pp officer, and
men. who will be- landed At New York.
bu, the date oi her departure has mol,
been reported.
The transport Saxona will arrive
at New York Aprll u with the JjStl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

armful OF pink carnations, Mrs
Rowland, who arrived the iIr oi tho
week. will return home ". In
vita,ions TO several othcr au. -
have been given this week IN winch
she would have shared the honors
with Mrs. NJ. n. Armstrong OF Los
Angeles, have been recalled on ac-
count OF the sudden death OF Mr.. a.
r. Armstrong yesterday.
The names Of ruined cathedrals OF
Belgium were given in answer to roll
call At the meeting Of the Pierian club
held At the home OF Mrs o, NJ. Gal
braith. 7O West Fifth street, yester-
day afternoon. The lesson was on
Belgium, an account OF whose gov
ernment before the war was the sub
jeet Of . paper read by Mrs. Will II
Clark. Mrs. D, c, Bennington spoke
Of the reconstruction work now In
progress. following Z general discus
sion Of the devastation and robbery
of that heroic country by the Ger
mans. On Wednesday, April q, the
club will hold It's next regular meet
ing with Mn A. H. True. 100 Eas,
Tenth street
Miss Helen Parks was an additional
guest at the I. +. p. club meeting
yesterday with Miss Margaret Pryer
Of go West Seventeenth street. A
luncheon was served by the hostess
and the afternoon was spent in dane
ing, Miss Fay Barnhll, 9B Wes,
Eighteenth street. will be hostess q,
next Wednesdays meeting.
Mrs. Jack Sanborn OF 1909 West
Ninth street entertained the members
Of the Mis,letoe Bridge club and q
few other guests At luncheon and
cards yesterday afternoon. A the
regular meeting day fell upon the
birthday Of Nfa NJ. B. Heffner, 4
special surprise luncheon with . feat.
ure Of . birthday cake was served Il
her honor, Nm. L. H. Kerns, Mr.,
nc, 6 GMofth and Mrs.. r. Huh,
fof JSadines, La, the housesuest d
Mrs. r. c. Thiele, were additions
guests Mrs. Heffner and Mrs. H. P
Bryce made the high scores for IN,
club members and Mrs. Coforh 70,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

a.,
the guests IN two weeks Mrs. Ward
Samples VIII entertain the club again
at lW West Ninth street.
A., n = -" ,,oo v..,
~, hn, H. n, o''nn,'o , ~ So" 'I ,h.
r'eyen'" M smte' ,h wv, '.,ey,"e S,a;',' WV Wv,
,'Nne'n pn'n,.sy W ,,.. wv. ',,''h"o., u Wv Wv
Huhuay ny entertaining ~ ""'"'' "
"' "o"o' q
Nrs Joc prob NJ l7I7 West Thirty.
c;ohtb ,,,ec, entertained a (ew friends
90 '. M. .l,-
N 'uIoneon yeo'e'u', "' ''p'. vs.
le'''e'.u cue WV, T,y''"' 49, s".e :" ,,';,, ~.
so' '"' ''''o'' 10, ''n'.' wv ""
m,N'eS ,p,'ts , WV "',, Il, " u,,. D.'w' Ell w.
NJ NJ IN''",, "',' " "','H' , -, v.' w., ~
III ~ ~" ,,' "'' p''',,' ~, p, ,",J"'' "'''
'e' ""' "'N' !. ~" VIZ"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
City Garden Decides Youth
Profession Is Nurseryman

Among III, ",an' nu~ covering
every foot Of a 50sSO garden ,po, are
eight rows Of Early Rose and Irish
Cobblef potatoes. a lsI-ioo, parsley
bed. extensive beds Of beans. peas, let.
tuce. fAdisbeS. onions. spinach, mus
'ard and Eaflisra tomato plants.
Richmond spends his time down
town until $50 O'Clock. after which
he manages gardening projects
Last year he supplied hl' family
table, and neighbour enjoyed a fine
met" Of garden overflow" from the
tract Po,aioe, grown in III, home
garden lasted until after the frs, Of
tnl' year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
SOCIALISTS OF LATIN
NATIONS MEET APRIL 26

BCENOS AIRES, Wednesday,
April 9-Ghe Latin.!,merican social
il, congfc" viii open its session here
on April D. Peru, Bolivia. Chile,
Uruguay and Paraguay sending dele
gates from socialist parties, as we'll
as representative, Of labor organ,a-
tons The congre" will discuss the
lacna Area conuo,eriy between
Peru and Cfile hours OF labor, free
trade and diSsrmamen, and the es.
pl6ltailon Of labor by foreign capital.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

-Four peach tree seedlings a lev
inche, long, taken from an alley by
Richmond McInnis, son OF Mf and
Mrs Frank II Mclnnis OF 1910 North
Broadway. and ,ransplanied TO his
back yard have yielded many bu,hel,
Of luscious white cling stone peache,
IN the past two years hearing and
incidentally have given life work
TO their ls.yeaf.old boy who declares
he viii become a pufSerymsn when he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
ADMIRAL J. n. OLIVER y,
QUITS VIRGIN ISLANDS

WASHINGTON. April i0--RsaA
ADMIRAL James II. Oliver has hauie1
down hi, flag as governor OF the
Virgin Islands and now 10 enrouts "a
the United States. Acting Secretary
Roosevelt announced today. He waS
succeeded by Rear Admiral Jossph
W. Oman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
FARMERS ARE URGED TO
BUY VICTORY BONDS

WASHINGTON, April 10--An ap>
peal to farmers to buy Victory Lib
er,y notes and 10 assist In every way
possible in the loan campaign which
starts April q. was issued today by
heads Of sixty-ux leading sgrieui-
,ural organizations, state and national,
through the loan publicity buresu.