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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-14
ASKS $500 FOR JACK
KILLED BY AN ENGINE

Simon Garcia yesterday began suit
against the Santa Fe railway in the
district court, alleging that the rail-
way was responsible for the death of
valuable jack owned by him and
asking Judgment for $500. The jack
was struck by an engine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12
LEGAL.


On nj, ~. IN ,,. ,o,, ,
.ppeartug th,t n',fs ha, b..n ''r,..',rr,I H.
inr IN no Cpur'y Cou', - Tnra Coartr
otlshous the ta.oufrs ,l,.r.,n..
one Ford Tnurug car rugrr Ns
2n.iif0 sui
On 'hls thr end dav of furc lplp 10
Apr"t'us there lat Nsru rurh,.a,,l B. in.
N't ~ Oklahoma u urntrriinat yc .iIue
20 vac 'ouuiY Court Of Iu'A County Ok.A
"~n' ,ne ig,lo~ ,ng automobile
mat IN" same vhs ordered 10 nc turned
"''t TO TIE 'uunv tommItiourls oi lUpa
"",N 'A'ah"ma, {" be dhposrd Of a.
''i"''t :" "a"
ne .' I''".''' h1l me County ''erk NJ
in''A ''uhN. Cd. altoona s.s' 'ns sul Irra.
""'''' eng ''.. ''#' Automobiles ~ Nondnf.
~, '.'. 10 ~ hl " ro.h J. " 90
.' N''' H"'f o. ''' '"nh'' Court llonHH 'H
,L '.''l 'l't hhH MAKE hl7 .I.54f
nlt n'n"''i'' hoH!. tho~uE wtA' 81.
n''r ~ ongly commissioners
-. '' ''" d. ''''' '"'nN '.r's
b"orl - lIuauor C.f ~ I..a.
County ~ lpra Stat, Of oklahoma vI..
t,.rt'' 'rpgrnIc Nls nr us nrr,.Nrs
81 al. materials ard tho p.rf"rnan., on.
complexion ~ all vufl urIrs to In.
r..nh aud spr.f .nNons O., ~, U f..
"'flro Of N, Superintendent ,lf ,u..,....
li"' ola l.gh srh"sI h..H#l N.IIU ...
Cincinnati sIr'rs o. N.ruHaurr t-,s.
uhiri aid contra. { work fab be-, uuIrr r..
direction Of sup,fiuf.uH. Of con. pu.
ton rmpio,rd Do, lh' mri ~ r1nuuo.
Tuc'dav jun, Igh Ioro r ns ou.. .t
the Aurrrul.Nu.n' ~ H.hupls strbtnt~
pfopofA's as IuIovt
, Cells Clinton s.hao. located i0 Nesi
tulsa 10. 'Nr ih, rrn"', OF I.r uI.,.I
lll' root ~ .'ii cell. clinton 1.No~ b.ld
aGF ard replacing vlih mrnr sbIrgIc root
N,"",A'r u"ron.. eO. D., received fnr
Ianfrl metal tNur.. ,r a.rEn.u,i
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O'NNrlA S 8-llrrs south s.rpinE
roam Phone l5lII
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12


o'NNNIA. large south s.-,pinS
tlr'N =. lIg7-For rent. large well
Nshi"l front room. Jitnsy service
BRADY. W ia Three rooms ior lisht
houEakrop.rs modern, price go per
|ce. or go rer month Phone 2677
MAAUt.l al Nas cool sicepinr
room adjoining bath for onc gentleman
Phone .'5iI
DETROIT s. aus Ltrh, Housekeeping
rooms Phone 7o2l
rUoFElN. s.. COZ ror rent. two large
cool Sleeping rooms nicely furnished.
two blocks from the car Phone se-p
EIGHTH ". 2og South sleeping room
,, 'er rent for on" or two gentlemen Phone
DETROIT S 7ll. For rent. nicely frr
uisa"I bedroom also r.'nci young lady
roommate Phone 1gtp
ruIU W. AZ. sleeping porch suitable
Pop three gentlemen private entrance.
."r'rn'"ri.'u bath Phone lf's
TACOMA \ l-g. Sleeping tSon Tor rent.
nr,arc homn
n"lluER = 1o2 slre,.n room private
"'.5an.r. connecting bath Phone l'-f.
NICE -.srp'nF room. close iu. gentlemen
only Phone 27is
TWO sleeping ROOMS. gentlemen only
strictly modern lN|5 Fast Third street
ON arse from. furnished room close 10
Ih."e t'lT.
oNl A.re sleeping room. south exposure
N'' ...hrn urir',-. and use Of lviar
'"'. '' 'N' Young ladies' reasonable -
MAIN S. l-l1r.Cool ,ouNssu room Al
'".nF hath. ft5" per week
'|H''NNNl =, tlf Room, Tor rent
I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12
EMPLOYMENT
nrLP wNNrEr-MAI.r

WANTED BOY i5 20 ~ years Of age to
learn ,h,a repair t7ade. Apply ST 80
South Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12
DREssMAKING MILLINERY

DISTINCTIVE FROCKg for children. hand
embroidered household linens. husorle and
lAyrt'os Phone Ah0O
STITCHING ami pirotinE, neat worl /;
price rraAorNul" white ScwiHE Machine
company ans raN Thrd
ENSIlI,UlNG and iIoo,ing neat work
pr.rr reasonable Whit, StNIng Machine
r,mpary -lA tAt THIRD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12

tIUTN y II17 7-For rrnt. hfgc we'll
'sht"l front room Ji,nsy service
BRADY W. lis-Threc rooms for light
housekeeping. modern, price $40 per
wee. or 'I' r~r month Phone 2G7T
MAAHtUl al Ns cool sleeping
room adjoining bath Tor onc gentleman
Il-nL IL II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12

= EACNfRS or high school gradu.t.s by
Educators Association work during
i.tion fine salary and commission
AdIfr., HuI m World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12
Ri SINEsS MEN
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


TO SELL haf interest iu raytnE cleaning
and pressing shop on easy terms pres
".l partner rs leaving city. Address
H.' care World
HARGtR SHOP for sale a72 West Fir,t
Hf... Iulsa OKLA
ACT QUICK For your oil and FAs rights
.a New Mexico See Tulsa trvcstrfrrt
GO. room 9 Holland Bldg. across from
Hotel Tulsa
FOR Drilling machines Is 900
barrel 'ler' tanks. eugiars. new and
second hand O. horsepower boilers. new
aLd - wheel rssjng below list.
NN.r ou short notice tell us YOUR needs
.ua.aer Finch Co. tlA Robinson Bldg
Phone ulIt
tsHt COPPER and silver per tor. Utah
property descriptions taken for new
..s.r 81 "arN if cents per share SNad
'. part .H.ars Prank T. NrhINu 4
Co. Woodward Rltg Washington % c
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IMPORTANT
Tulsa Investment Co.

Holland bldg Across From Hotel
TuIau
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FOR RENT Ncry large elegantly furnished
and decorated rorm 300 nice MorrinEsido
homo. NoiiHblr for man and wife. also
r1f'cr space. reference required shown
'HIN hN appointment also small room
n desired. Address n %. care World
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"su,i N. vnu.rr rU. end .un.H...i
~, t,,... e' I'N''a 'lduN
losr p'a rm a,.a .,m rp, ...
Inma ,,nu, 5000
. rNuu ,r auo,n vito naot 0n, 'ruu
MnIu'. t..u,r h.t ofi.. Iut.HH
night u returned rn no, oru.e q, o..,
u"hnr off. nr said
. losr linn. ot sn' either ON l.u,
n'e,D' or Kendall ~ r."arh 'ar r."m
| 10 Nond office
Losr one JET "r.r,e r"aur ,l soao
GAlytsroN g uo2 stolen. medicine
,psc and surgical bag from gprAFr,
! reward ur hImnsH
| LOST Purse money md rsgi,,srrd Liberty
1 tond Return ilol h,hsng~ national
! hauk mtg Hc~ard
WHEELING - laI n'',s ',a'
liberal reward Phone 'ibp
\ tuukF t,H ttrss 4 view lcnst vIl
Nolu'r shutter on Norh Chcysnrr. r.
ward n returned to kt,slonr rooms l,ai
.1hrd street
Lost Triangular ,sss ptn white enamel
emblem lc'tefs v Phone 'i1 Re
LOST Ladder monogram wt,t watch en-.
gtA''l inside liberal tt~atd n returned
io go t7u seventh Phone ippI
LOST rora,tnoos ttovp color. hin rocket
Ns" stamped NilaN lfo Insurance com
nHuH tou'afuIHg thrcks notes and
sample ppIlr0,s ui'Ahlc frsAri Return
io POS lnar" uls rulN ukla
LOST hro~u ,nd white tpoilcA bird dog
lihrfaI reward 'or return oi ,smc Phone
lSo' r. or rH I0l SHuth fIsn
Lost Masonic charm X r Nui 12ni
degree. marked \ ; rnrncr I225-l1
Return - Hast First rhors lap
FOUND FORD rosjusr engine No
by proving the same and paying stotsEs
and this sd Phone 20 Mounds l.. Nc
kersehet
PURELY PERSONAL q
WANTED f.h " owen, and ! 4
Hooper tn pleAsc send their prcscnt
Address II io lare world
WEAK MEN Tshc C,,tlcbcrry's sF,unl
RUS for lost manhood nervous debility
guaranteed male, " % hoN,s o. 2,
plain wrapper A , Casll,bcrty, Colum-
hut ia
ftHTlES desiring io share car to ship
I furniture to ~ worth june 2 csll 7pS
w seventh 81 also have chicken coon |
snd fencing to sell Cheap
FAiRNiyuNr MATERNITY HOSPITAL, |
For confinement. prlvsto. prlfrs fcsson
able may work for hoatd habir,
adopted Write for booklet, Mrs = n /
long doii tsu Twenty seventh street /
k'nsa', CITY, Mo
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PURELY PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES

Io'R h'uo and white rabbits br sale '.,
Nrrk old. VI 30 nor pair Phone
'aft.I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-12
AUTOMOBILES

\ TfNCllrR W auction bridge Os 'lrmin
class tar information .. C.N stal
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26
LET Mr. SIND YOU Il
P/ANO PATTERN FREE.

II you are thinking Of huYing !.
pew piano or have an old piano
wh,ch YOU would Ike t. traue III
coward dainty little Apartment
Or nj, | will e glad u send YOU
WITHOUT obiigat ON paper Il 70,
pattern. TINS SLOWS tie exact
sp.u:e that lIl:le Apartment
Grand takes up. ! v,Il also sctstl
You illus erations and will tell you
abau, those wonderful new feat
pres--the CaHdelec,ra aud the 5 :
lento- The pauer pattern Somes il,
= modern Torn aud viii surely lie
help TO any one v no is thinking ri
= riano il
Write 10 me for It tod ~. No
charge OF any kind | will be glad
&. send il. Add can use your old
piano 10 special ady intsge RICH,
NV. A Lynn & H-aly Apartment.
Grand Piano would give exqu ,it.
satisfaction, l. is the CHI apest pa
a., ia the woi Id today, quality con
siiered. Sold on small moulhIy
pawn nts when desired
ADDRESS mr. as follows Mr..
F-.en IN care Lyon x teoly.
khicagi', IL
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26
VICTORY CAMPAIGN
STARTS WITH BOOM:
new LOAN POPULAR
interest At24AHs Per Cent And Four
Year Term Pleases The
e Hublic

Atlanta, Ga.-The Victory Loan
Campaign has got of to g. flying start,
to Judge from the kilograms pouring in
upon theSdistrict headquarters within
the first few days Of the big drive. That
the Sixth Federal Reserve District
will 60 over the top with a bang is
indicated by the early results, though
It will require the cooperation of every
citizen to make success assured.
The announcement OF the terms OF
the Victory Loan did great deal to
inspire subscriptions from those who
invested from business standpoint as
well a. from patriotic motives. The
notes pay 43/4qe, the highest interest
of any of the Liberty Lear series. and
are payable by the government in four
years after date. This high interest
and the short term makes them GER
tain to remain at high. figure, fi1an-
ciers say. and there wifi be no dan
ger OF their dropping to discount.
Secretary Carter Glass has annouEc.
ed positively that this will be the last
OF the Liberty loans. 1t will pay the
bill for defeating the Hun and bring
the boys back home.
The campaign all over the district
was opened with parades and great
celebrations. In Atlanta the central
part Of the city was more deliberately
decorated than ever before In history.
In several Of the larger cities the Fly
ing circus" OF airplanes fought mimic
battles In the air Sigh above the
streets. Secretary Glass Is tc deliver
an address IN Atlanta on May l.
Chairmen all over the Southern
states are reporting that the Victory
loan il easier to put over than they
had expected.
Our people have not lost their pa
triotism," they report. There was
IN apparent apathy. We had begun
70 believe the public thought the war
was ali over and there was no use IN
subscribing to more bonds. But we
were wrong. The American--city man,
town man, farmer,-is willing to pay
his share Of the war bill. and he is
proving it,
That is the patriotic side of the mat
ter. On the business side. the short
term bonds or notes appear to strike
the public eye favorably. The average
man is more willing to tie up his
money for four years than for a long
or period, and the fact that the gov
eminent promises to pay In four years
makes the securities more easily ne
gotiable at full price than il a period
OF twenty years were involved.
The quota for the district is s144.
0oo. 000.. Several counties reported
arly on the first day that their quotas
had been reached, and asked for VIC
tory Loan honor flags, which are &c
be awarded to every community over
subscribing its share. The fair ano
square individual quota system adopt
ed by many counties helped to carry
them over the top on :Voiuntee'
Days" the first two days OF the cam
paisn. In the Third Loan campaign
every county In the district went over
nd IN effort is being made to repea'
CHA peyfornance this time
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26
STATE OF LOUISIANA
2Sth Judicial District Court
Parish Of st. Charles
No. 782
A. Marx & Sous.

Funk Farms Corporation ct ais
By virtue of writ of seizure and sale
10 lie directed by the Honorable 2stll
Judicial District Court for the Parish of
st. Charles. in the above entitled and
numbered canse bearing the date OF
March 2oth 1919. will proceed to sell
1T public auction at the front door Of the
Court House, Of the Parish Of St. Char
les. on Saturday May the 10th. 1919, at
ii O'Clock A. W.. the following describ-
ed property O-~it:-
LotA77. 70 aud s. in the Coteau de
franeeof Ransom tract, subdivision Sec 40
Township Fourteen. South Range TWEEN
~ East, situat ID Ill the Parish OF 81.
Charles, State of Louisiana.
Seized in the above suit to pay and
satisfy plaintiffs demand
Terms and conditions cash on the spot
Leon {. Vial
Sheriff, Parish OF ST. Chasles
6heriff's Office. Parish of ST. Charles,
April End. 1919
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mr.. MON IL n ~ HES
B1II

!, at Su d.y just lr:'r IL Solenn
High Mas. AT O. LADY Of the
K osar" hurch. lie congregation
led b,Ahe past. Father Pau"
IT, ,rcli-d to r ar Of th- church :nd
here witnessed Il h't.- &c emory +,
the result If Il .i', made t. the
church by Mr.. Paul Non'z owner
of Providence Plant alton
The gift. a large bell mounted on
an IRON tower, with ce'nrnf f. u"ua
lion
Father Parrot presid, d and af-
ter few chosen words intr' d - ed
Mr. Monte, the doLo', VIII had
anticipated having the formal
transfer made by Mr.. Rivarde,
who however Was unable to tie
present., due to illness IN his FAM
lily. Mr.. J. q. Martin ma Re the
presentation rdiaiy .hereaf-
ter accepting the bell in behalf Of
church and parish, strongly po'nt
Jug out the worth.ness Of the & f,
aad making an appeal Tor & Cd
many mure GA the same urder
The Blessing IT the bell then
followed. the Sponsor beng Mrs.
MONTE wife OF The donor
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26

Mss Ailc. Fielder Was the Z s.
rr nal,day guest of Miss M. a
Martin
Mrs. E. o. Vial AID tile dang
hter Dolores, were The guests Of
MIR and Mrs.. B. Martin during
the week
: Messrs o. P schexnaydre. r.
A. DubroCa, I. T. Baudouin, J b
'.ia,tin and X. J Vial, IN the lat
ter's touring CIR notored to Tln-
,odaux. Sunday
Miss Pearl Ralhe Of New Or
ieans spelt few DAYS here. the
guest Of Mrs w lton Bourgeois
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26
NOTICE rn THE PUBLIC

4 Notice IS hereby given t. all tax
favers that ! W II complete the
LIST ny of all property IN this p9r-
bsil for assessment purposes on or
\ eto:- Saturday. April -, I9f9
ETh- essessmeat lists will be open
H.r Inspection 10y the pubic Tor
twenty days. beginning Monday,
EAprI.,4, and .nd,ug Saturday.
ay 3Ti. All t,xpavers are no :
III ID that the assessm ut list Wii'
sal {, to examination T this
fwrn,y-day p.:,io !. DIS required "
BY law
K. s.Dubroca.
As rssor.
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DON'T CELL BONDS CHEAP.

Holders OF Liberty bends OF any y.
-. .re varned by thu government not
- accent the 6rst OFFER made BY 9
..shark. In case they are forced to sell
their bonds for any purpose. :,
II ts best to borrow on your Donos
,rste.d. az selling them. and the banks
-,,l usually grant Q low rate OF inter
eat But Il you msst sell. 80 TO 9 reg.
Mar bank, where you viii get the 1un
,r,rket price. II you can hold ON, ell
the better, for the Liberty bonds wh'
certainly bring 100 cents on the dciAF
after . few pears Of peace.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26
To Bankers:
WrIle Us Joy Samples ana
Prizes an M,
SAFETY FIRST
3 A N K T. H E { K 6

Cox Pig. and Pun. Co.. =. Inc.
727 Poydras Street, New Orleans.
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LAWVE
Whitney
NOTIfE
Building

No burial ar removal OF bodies
will be allowed unless accomnan-
ies' by burial OF r-moy.:' pr-u,i,
trem tl'eL"eai Heeistrar (Fo~f-
MASTERY Of Said District in whic;
the f'ea'h occurred 2, ef ord RS
from The Louisiana tate Board
Of Health
n. zS,ingae
Sexton Red Ghu,c:, .sne.e Y
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Important Notice

Important Notice
No burial into the cemeteries Of
the Holy Rosary's Church aud dies
AliemandS will be allowed unless &C
companied by burial permit from
the local Registrar post Master
Hahuviile s Des Al!emanls) as PEI
orders from The l.Ouisiaua state
board of Health
w. Parrot Pastor
Sexton of the SAID Cemeteries
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A,ril. s6 1919

te.ta,H,R ,carions ,ssuded - later tina"
Hine3dsy eveNinR, viii lay over nntit'n
txf0itswtng 8
ni,rcMu,vntestso must bc wr item on
side or the paper.
- tne fuii MATTE AND address OF t0e wrs
II in,sst acco ~ slNu esch cuRiR0ntcaticno or
eabitcAtsOa. iut ara matter of ge I'd faith
Es EuuiniuniCatiops OF persona chnrAcsor
NJ uot I've recHyHs&ea ,uutese frvta resron.
BE arti1s la y1ch CASES chasKS o.
kssA anar. will be madc.
- News anu inteSessasx i0c~ items arc re-
I1ctfM tysoli"<ecd.
= OUR KEAnHEk GAN tiEGf %
|SAtiy, IL, y non. NritisK to. or OuyinK goods
III our advertisers, they will simply cay
y saw their cAras In this naper
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Not &C

The next. examination for teach
ers' certificates will be held at the
Cour: H ,!s- NJ uch 81, * April /,
2 (whl,e) aud April 3 As Tue
gro)e
J b Martin,
Supt
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-04-26

1t was moved nv Mr.. Eltrr al Il
ecnnded ny Mr. Dr,aure. thu,
the budget of expenditure Of the
approximated tsa,i. au OF tXpeHses
Of the Parish Of ST. Charles for t
CT. rent year end n.y. June goth
1919
Sherift's fees in Criminal
cases $500. 90
maintaining prisoners $500. 90
Sheriff's Salary 2 so @"
Sher,ff'> Deputy Salary 400" 90
District Attorneys fees
for convictions 10000
Coroue:s salary. 10000
justices OF the Peace 5000"
ConStabtes 100000
Grand, Petl: and Cor"ncr
july ''soo.oo
Secretary Police Jury. 600 90
official Journa. oo".oo
rfesi"eh' 'oa'o y.
Assessors Commission 1000 OF
Asses or's Ctericil kxpenes soo.oo
Par'sh treasurer
Scnool Fund $500. 90
Evnsnses Hoa,d at
tealth Tor Injection, auu
Contagious diseases 3oo.oG
Road iuhd, '.1oo' ."
Maintf"a"ce W re'
Cadets al l.. Sta,e Univct-
enc, o,,
M.,;u..naucc Of ben
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Prentice Z. kd'ing,on Jr
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sexton Red Ehu'ca ! nc.e y
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.<OtINC
Hunting. trapping and trespassi"g
are hereby prohibited on proper
ties OF Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM Caduw
So
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Id i biisheA February Is. 1873

3 3ra. .ntadve rtsse,nents 8 per sqWhre1rsi
5~~IioA Enca Subsequent tnssrt,on. htsy
HI: pe' ach
&cOtuM lone y1aS si'u'Vo
Se-uau c0tamn 0s,o yrur oo.oV
|Se quarter coiu,nnons year seco
DAi Oarhs0ne wear t6oo
= verssesMants NnG suisecripsI0he escUoi'
s4 l~ctsbte invastabivt IN sdvence
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-27

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-Army of- ficers composing the court-martial that tried Lieut.. "Hardboiled" Smith of Arizona, and Lieut.. Mason, form erly in charge of American military prisoners in France, where soldiers are alleged to have been beaten mercilessly. will be called before a special house Investigating committee within few days to explain the sen tences they imposed, according to Representative Dallinger Republican, of Massachusetts.
 Other witnesses will be called. he declared, in a prepared statement and will testify that the trial of these two men was joke. Both Smith and Mason were given only sentences of dishonorable discharge. the statement asserted. despite testimony of the brutality.
 "Hardboiled' Smith arrived at Ft. / Jay. New York. the other day, Dal- finger declared. and twas almost at nee seen by some of his victims there serving sentence. He was recognized by them and before the guards arrived he was beaten to a pulp and I believe he now is in the hospital recovering from a punish ment meted out to him by those very men whom he had himself tortured"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-27

If all the charges of army authori- ties are true, Capt Chapman is one of the shrewdest and most daring of imposters.' He's held by order of Washington under orders which in- dicate, he deserted to escape court martial in France. Dishonorably dis charged from the ambulance service, It Is charged, Chapman came home with a croix de guerre and tales of bravery. Enlisted as a private on border and won honorable discharge. Made first lieutenant at Fort Sheri- dan. COurtmartialed overseas. Came back from France as an American "ace" with valor medals. HonorablS discharged at Camp Custer Arrest ed as imposter and released. Now re-arrested. Chapman played in his acquaintance with Champ Clark and other prominent people.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-27
.TH|RTIETH MARINES SWERE NUT FAR BEHIND HARD-BO|LED SMITH WHEN
 II CAME TO MEETING PUNISHMENT
Members of 30th Marines Denied Their Connection With
 0ruanzation Return to U. S., in Fear of Retaliation At Hands of Victims; HardBoied Smith Was Known for Severity During Sojourn at Naco on the Arizona Border
BY w. R. WEBB First Sergeant, Army Service Corps, A. E. F.

I roll and reach name from Company I
 he would say. "Oh. you're one of those Company birds ana with his attempt | ed hard boiled methods he became notor- | ious within the regiment before we ever
 went to France.
 Upon leaving for France I did not see
 him till one day in November when was stationed at Noisel near Farm No. 2. I
 went over to K Company to see one of the sergeants there and had my first ex- perience in real hard boiled stuff
 Prisoners Were Going to "eet" Smith.
 Companies I and l. were doing guard duty at Noisel in the prison stockade similar to the duty of Company K at Farm No. 2 and as sergeant of the guard. at the Noisel stockade, I had heard a great deal of the treatment of the Amer ican prisoners at Farm No. 2 from con- versation of the prisoners who had been there and were later transferred to our stockade. so when I went over to Farm No. this evening the first thing bump ed into was Lieutenant Smith. who was just entering his office without any blouse. cap or other insigna of rank vis- ible and two prisoners who had just been brought in were standing near the door but of course did not salute him. One of them asked him for a match and he immediately jumped all over them for not saluting an officer. They explained that they could see no sign of his being an officer nor ensigna and meant no disrespect. He called in the first ser geant. Joe Bush. who is well known in Bisbee. and ordered Bush to give them some treatment which was done in very efficient manner. These two men were knocked up against the stone house time and again until they were unable to get up, then they were carried into the stockade and left there to take care of themselves.