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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

COVE. LIZ ihs-, N &c and : COW. sS Ins-.
q; &c OTIS Z Forousr soid COW.
80 Ihs, a. ssc. Z SteIson sold COWS.
4a6H lhz-. al SC. ana ! COW, SE lhz-. Tor
80
Veal Calves: ]. " Ellsworth soad =
calves. 14n lhs., AZ Lee OTIS L Fornnsn
sold : calf. % his. al ISc.
Hugs: J. W. Ellsworth sold hugs-
80 lbs. al he. Otis h Furnush SOLD q
hogs. rom IEa61c-
Mich Cows: J. W Ellsworth sold :
miIke- 1pr Nec
HORSE MAEKET
Boston, September 9Th.
The hurEe market waE somewhat
Irregular. az some CLASSES Of nDrses
sold strung while others showed some
slight declines from previous values
Huuniies of green western horses were
light and nisir ar TIE auctions wer.
slow. bur the retail trade Offset TINS
tiuisne9z- az some very good sales weye
rnnds To this class Of buvers. The best
demand war for hurres weighing trum
I506fIBe lbs. with weights below and
above this range moving SLOWLY and
sailing with CONCESSIONS u buyers
There were q few special sales Of cun-
tractors horses. IN lots uf Z 10 % head
al each sale. THESE were fairy we'll at
ren1ed but the nurses were mt as
eagerly taken a: previous safes. hut
theF brought nearly AL they were
worth q: most Of the sales Seconds
were offered m about the same number
as q week REn, and M IN the presiding
week were Of very ordinary quality.
Cord quality heavy green dracfers.
TSpHIzD lbs, sold frum NDGs7a: mr.
dunn weight. gnod quality drztfers. 15ss
Gl@D Ina. sold frum SZz5HzS: heavv
wagon and exprsss hprHeE from
sssnnza: chunks from H75dze: Enod
quality acritmnted h1rHes from s1seGl5
seconds rum szpHfE
Al the city Eta.iee-L c. Kaith
Stevens & Swset Hurse Company Of
tered express carinAds OF grssn horses
and 70 scriimz1sd IND sseunds. Sales
werH rather uuist. with prices firm On
nurses weighing from 1mn9rm Ihs..
xhe cnsAner grades One carload OF u
hurzase weighing frum 10e0Fm Ihz-
each. was suid ID . Maine purchzser
TO average xS par hend. This week
the nrm win hzve exprz@ czrinads
nj green wesfzrn hDrses an @nls, aua
the usual entry Of sscunsiss
WSllimm Mnrw1fx hnd IN sn1e 60
anmm nE mnunm hnxmnm- nlsnuf = srcnnass
mna = .zHrzuHznx,s mn1s ~ = - -
$500 . xmax annnna ~1kn nEtnnu hnadinx
wttnan fzs usnsisus zsnM 90 ~1auss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Mrs. Annie Towns Of Pfrrsdeid
passed Tuesday IN town calling ON
friends.
Mrs. Annie Knowles Of St AdhRrE-
mas been passing few tHvs win
her sister. Airs. Nellie Jewert
Walter Butler. the rwo-yezr-old
son OF Fred Butter, had nnr-Uw es-
cape from chofzing 70 death WedHes-
Gay. He was piaysng with small
carr and Took or one az TIM xheeig
and swallowed IL
Several families from this tUwma--
tended the P;rrsfeld FAIR "wednesday
and report good ar1sndznce, nj
though the day Was EErv rainy
The fall term az school commenced
Monday, September List Nurniser l.
Miss sIiddeu: . Mrs. Grant: 3. Miss
Mayo: 4. MISS Eldredge.
Miss Vivian Bane i1xs returned
home frDm Denmark whHsa she has
been working and has commenced
her fourth year at Harmnuy Eigh
school.
Charles Common In wanting his
cousin, Mrs. Callie Fxrrar-
Several children N West RIPLEY
hare the whpuping-cnu
Mrs. Sarah Bryntun and Mrs Hat
tie Grant are caring for Mrs.
Charles Ellis and doing the house
work
Mr.. and Mrs GeDrEe Br-r~r OF
Dexter PASSED the week-enu y-ifh her
parents. Mr and Mrs George NGrter-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
DispsrsaI Sale Of High Class
Pure Bred
Percherons
The Tappan Stock
Farm

sili ssii tiss hsne af Pure Brad Per-
ersnuns ssnsissing Of imuprtsd staI-
lion Iapsn, s~e splendid Hlarss with
fuais u fupt. . fuur ysar old MARI,
. sh-s. ys.r old Rsrs and q ys.riins
Stallion u auction on <i,s grounds
q Wxssrxiiis Fair ON Thursday,
sspt. n NJ thrss Dlciorss IN TIN sftsr-
nssn n tho isisissst bidasr. We viii
issss - ~ Diddsrs ti,srs ~ 80 are
ssins ssf ~ fsns hsrss hssinsss and
~ ssndinu 1isssn- tissrs n ssIl.
Fr - Lia ssrsAs - 4. 9 Hilsy.
ssssas.s rana alsaE Fnrn, slEis-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11


rnr. WaIertown anE the siaugnter
Cattle 1856. sheep 7a2. calves r.
Iar-ie ias.. sheep als. calves Ss7t.
catrie ma, sheep ID.ss. calves -.
hogs u-4s6-,
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle %. snesp lsOs- catvss as, hogs
TONE OF TEE MARKET
Trains were very Late IN arriving a.
the YARDS, ana during the morning
scarcely zrv stock WIS Rvailaoie 1o'
sale. The demand for neef cattle nela
firm, and there was Bnme advance III
r-ices Of the best heavy cattle LIE
demand for lower grades WAS -ather
better. bur brought no advance Choic=
heavy steers and OXEN sold -Eoii
1.ll4 Gle, with guod quality 1gsGE c-s
and course and thin oxen s61e Gle Inc
hest cpws and heife-s brought roQ-- cts'
good average quality skdaz c.s- poor 10
ordinary s1S Gle. boiognas and cznper@
4aG5s cts. and bulls 7@s Gle.
Veal calves were without chang.
Offerings were moderate and the ne
mand steady The best heavy veais
ranged trurn 17aD cts. with average
quality lsmT- crs. and cnarse calves.
drinkers and grassers. SGD Gle Sral
calves sold fDr ss.sB0S each
Sheep and lambs were IN lair slfppiy
with the market tune somewhat weak
sr Sheep ranged from 79e c,x. and
is,rbx rom s6fs ctB.
HoEs sold NJ tine previous range trDn
1sFfss CHS. live weights and ~ 49,
rsx. dressed. Rsreipts OF western hDEE
N. the packing hDuses were lisht. an5
tne local narizer is mt wall snppiisa
with hugx
Mich COWS were IN about Ehe us1nl
surply, ana tine demand continued
STEADY There In little difficulty IN sail
ing gund hsavy mixers. hut ordinary
cpws 20 rather slowiy. Chuiee heavy
mixers bring frum sID&m each. with
surne extrns higher. Gond average
COWS N18Ezn; ruur N ordinzry ME6fm.
SfDrk bulls rnnse frum - 10 u sAch
Ihare wa& nm clRuse N TIM mmxa<sr
rnr I've ,oulfrrs F1mi &84 n1z. hruil-
= nnssu1s. 90 Old Ensntszn - a.
~ M ESnAK HRxEHTgE GAxsMm
-sBssf cxrx,es Z w. Ellswur<n - .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

ing scws. rnugh. z4aeQlzsn: pigs I6aa
ikS
Hearv heet staera: Medium and hezry
weight choice ana prime 157a6l7D: me-
dunn and good ZDen455G: cpmmun N5d
1ae: light wHigh1 gDpd AID choice Is151
Butcher cattle: Eeifers 656iz1: cpwE
SSHlzE: Gamers and cutters 5BG6E.
veal cafes light and handy welgnts So
MI3. feeder steers H6ElEDe; western
heiferS 65G-E1
EE z NReeeiprE Is ION: generally
sfezriv. Lambs. 81 Ihs- down 1xeeRikzS
ciaIis and common S6n6157S; wearing
werners IH75nlg5D Ewes: Medium gour
and choice Tz5nE75; cuIls and common
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
y|lNSl0vI

The midweek prayer nesting held
Thursday evenings al the Cougrega-
riunal church viii be omitted this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E Moore and
son Albert returned Tuesday from
a 10 days' vacation with relatives
at Portland
Mr. and Mrs Edward Chase and
children have returned from an auto
mnbile trip through AroostoDk county.
Miss Clara Thing has been the
guest for a few days OF relatives IL
Canaan
The portable sswmin recently
erected by Bangor parties on the
land OF Ira Getcnen is doing cnnsid-
erable business.
MIR. and Mrs Eenrv Whitman are
the parents OF : L. lbs son, horn
Sept s. The baby has been named
George Henry.
Harry H Brirtun lis taking a W.
cation frum his duties AT the Tacon-
net Club house.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank SeekinB Of Pal
mvra have been the guests OF rela-
ttves IN TOWN..
Mrs. Frank GrindaI has returned
from several weeks stop al belgrade
lakes. where she has been employed
al q cuuk. Mrs. Grindau IL stopping
for q while al the hume or hsr SUI
Harry s. Grindan.
Mrs. Cecil Higgins and children
were recent guests Of Airs HIGGINS
brother. Arthur Lnbier. at Water
vile
Seelev Buwser and daughter Wanfii
and Mrs James Higgins were viz
frurs Wednesday, at the Goud VII
BchDui at Hinckiey, where Mr.. Bow
ser.s snns Frank and Henry ars stu
daufs- Mr. Buwser VIII rcrnEn
Thursday 70 his hume M Grrsh VINE
Junction.
Mr.. WfIlinm .. Snfhsrianu - -.
sururd frum several wsHks sA -A
!! --1~fsv-~ =, View Brzuswick-
Miss Beulan Vince nAs .a1EA
h.r tumcnsng af the skziEn scnoot a
ReadinE. Mass-
$3.50 sDn nf Mr. and Mrs FIRE.
~rrs Nm. who was operated ON furl
-sa~1vusds. N able M be uiIr-
- John IT. Howard and Mrs
N.Y. r Duuhnr win 20 10 Rncziana
% nxfanf 1hs bnr1ml nc their sisrnr.
MrA Harbnt KEn1t r1sr pzsssd zwar
M her huune O. BsuuHlines Mass y
HnrsNy SEftse ruturned wrranrs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

There are xnsut 15 vnr1efiss Of sprnce.
Of which tina aitka sprure b Tim mnst
valuanle- Norway uruss. I'm cun-
nunest, sD-cxllsd hscznuD Il fnrms tina
cnief lumbar az Norway. 10 aisO fpnnd
IN middle Europe and in 1ibarsa- slfhn
spruce grows ON tim FAcif1c cnasf
northern Czltnmnia % Ainsks. = on.s
.ynrr,a IN cou.r rugssns. nsvar inland
- .--slx 10 - sssk in Insight. and
e...,..-.T,-- :. ,rurs xnnn - fDf VIM =
- - un ~ siUnt fsst nj IN
80 - q. a&nsse1n m is1nnas sr:
...,alyuusasrn AlzslEa frszs hsss hssn
,roa.a uurre tfnn - 1ssf I'm md Ei
fsrt in dsnnsasr fpur ~-n~e fssf FROM
fhe hnnn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Boston. Sept 10
sS1F--roice whuie cattle ll-a.
s-AEa-NurehErn CREAMERY ex--as
western 57G57s
| -.sLESL-New Twins extras ZTHG@
2AS-sn. yellow 1HIiE-
Sd6z
LE-spr,ng patents, Z2e-ih. sacks
aA.-Se timothy 5lak
--aGb-sr--ng NHG.
49, ancv 70 70 9Th. mcxx sx16E
srsA-iesiium BACKS 6lla.
o,.sA.oES-A-u0sfuuk fancy 6ed1zs
.ns- ordinary I50Hm; sweets Il
~ aa--e..
essaI.-eiirauuiared- wi1uisnaIe. %
- lou1ax IN nuik.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
sdons Of the Many Comfortable Homes Here Offered for Rent
0ASSIFTEc-pSPL.AT
100 ACRES

L. lilies 50 depot nnii ffcltvp--
&c. co apair trees. Including SO slrerYs
sIzzn IsErnhk. :. tuRs CT kay and rwo
acs1es n 1zSz. Ali for sSsgn WA
mortEHse fer yz5nG. Fur particulars.
W 4 Dunnes.. Va Les .aaia ST.
Brunswick. Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

The uuset OF suburban Hcne cfsTrl-
mined with Eae convenience VI lie CIV.
save nlgh rent and OWE your own
hume. This Is an orpo-t zf.Itv setuuYrl
seen IN this fDczliry. Situated ON E1vas--
saue Drive annuf Z miles --ysn he.lTle-
bee bridge Best o. REASONS TOR -eIlsnE
l acre u far-tale land 2Gr c-aps or f--r,iI
trees or other PURPOSES. WITH annie ana
other Fruit trees just hef;.anlng 10 bear
AsIngziuw al six rooms : Ewp ssicprss
never-failsng drilled wei Is feet AZ
door, good wn<sr water system "a
gzl. 1zuk m cellar c:ectric uunp. aIau-
matte Er-acnment- sewer 10 K snneaei
RIVER DaLn tub. lara1ury flush closet
EEL tubs Knd SINK. nut wafer tank at.
tncfled 10 -ange with suyplw tank Il,
aT-1c; electric lisntB throughout Iuw
insurance rate- g0Dd cellar. gs+ra=e ar
sH2u Stable as voE WISH e R-T~ic cars
Al door. Inquire On the premises Eur
naxr 10 DAYS. %. Z EIQATE, River
Hitie Drive. Augusta
YoC NAV De ron fRre z YOU tfun't an
sWE- a. once the Journal Want Id
that interests vau rDfiHy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Chicago. Sept 10.
sc.s IN the psics OF hnEs had
-. effect fnday ON the corn
= =. aa4iies which .ook place failed
NJ Iae canze WAS heavy - cart
10 me- lower, with September
80 ano Deceuber IL 10
fssan. 1a1k lost "a 10 Il cents. Prp-
lAszs 49, e outcome ranged frum -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

70 keep cider sweet place IN eacn
harrel immediately ON making. mus
tard fnur ounces: salt. one ounce and
ground chalk. one ounce. Shake we'll
Or cider may ne preserved sweef By
canning in alright czns aftsr the
manner Of preserving fruit The liquid
should be nrst netried and racked OF
frDm the cregs. but fermentation
Must moi be allowed % commences be-
fOre canning or il win NOT kesp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
Attention
TeacherS!!!

Tsarh.rsy wanted fnr Stare schools
fan terms begin September g
Excsiient saiariss. Appiy 70 A6el-
bert ". Gordon. GenerzI Agent, Stats
Department Of Education Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

III -uu work III night be sure tt1z+
VIM have a good light Arr Iigh-s,
because of their Esartng rays. are ex-
rre,sfpEev injuriuuE. A shaded light
is che BEST substitute ar night fuT
dErnsrd daylight Tine esectr3c huiIs
should either have fUrre or & tsur-S
paper shade. 4 sas 1iEsat comprised
of mantle and bulb prrdures a good.
diffussd ligiIr and when placed htvn
enough near rho calling docs mt sss-
Jure rile eynx-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

s4ocS a. Ehtca4n, 1Ept- No.
x sc-efp1 -.m. closing weak.
- man veaferdxvs gverz0e.
1lsfsx 80 medium IE76fffE1e. Itgrt
EEexs-r ign lights T7nsRlEa; heavy
X smuuti. 4asU izzz: nacis-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Hat cnrs4s or general ufIicers are
snld: uf MI uther uflscsrs. gnid and
black. OF MEM IN infantry. lixat bins.
IL man in czvzlrv. ynll0w. uf msn in
nrx11lsrw. scarlet. in uaamr1srwnussr
cmpz. buff. mefiiczl d1par1maux. un-
roan: cnrps NJ anginnnEn. srxrisk nnd
whife: ordinances dspmrfmeut. hlnck
and scarlet: signai corps. urzrgs and
wri1ite
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
GASSIFIED-DISPLAY


For weekly paper in live town. Gould
Use a good rwp-cnirder. Sentinel East
uuy-r Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
J. w. Beck, Agency

DAY morning 10 resume his nEuGia
Il Onk Grove.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

This week the firm viii offer czrinad
Of green nurses and tina usual amount
uf accirmzted and secund8-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
Stock Markets


New York Money Market
View York. Sept 10
Asrcan,iie pzper l-4GsS.
ssslinx 5-dxy bills AZ
1--s-r.al H-Gxy hills IN banks
y
e-asrr.Al 5s-izy bills ALI, demand
= -. cz5les liza
-rz1>S- demand 81. cables s&.
-zaa1s-s- demand q 1-S. cables s. IS
~ DEMAND An cables s-&
zfEE. asr1znd 1 l-ls, cables Ia.
- s.ive- IL -.
1 %s-.-4l dollars 8 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

kMstss & Rrseks Eant
Experiences Eel Shaver
WMted-h private family q
Competent Geek

And ! capable wzitrnss. Liberal szsl-
Rries and pleasant Irving cur.ditsuus-
Appfy - NJ. Hart. Pr1rafe Sei.reSzz s,
State Eause. Anguish Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
Arlington Training
School for Nurses

schedules an Eight Hour Day.
This feature with the many other ad-
vanrRges offered makes Tins scnDDi es-
peciallv attractive 10 the Young woman
VINO AiesIres To train fur q nurse Le-
GATED eight miles trum Hnstnu. n prp-
vifinE u pleasant hDme. IN exceliHut
table and an all round training inctun-
ing cuurses N contagious, medical. ner-
vnfls. mental diseases obstetrics and
surgery. These are given under able
teachers and well known PHYSICIANS
and SURGEONS The salary allowed in IS
per month with laundry ann An eagnt
hour ciRy. The graduates Of this scnUui
are eligible 10 al state and national
nursing associations and are SUCCESS
fully engaged m private. institutional
Industrial. public health, army and Fec
C-uEE nursing.
Further inflammation may be obtained
nv addressing the Principal of the Ar
Iingrun Training School fur Nurses. 1E
HilISlgie ave, Arlington Hagn1k. Mass
FHuvE vuur Want ads. The journal
win rruBr yuu.
fTE sxfe 70 pA,rnnize any adverstDaf
Whose message In printse On rne Want
Ad Page.
IT'S ezEy an A-B-C TO ind what yon
want aiming the weil-indexsd clAsBs-
fed advertising m the journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

BuSton Live Stock Market
Especially Hepurted fur the Kennebec
Journai.A
Stuck Yards September 9, I9is
MAINE
IL Brighton. Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Business Prnp.rty &
GARAGE-Two car, nhinEled ana uninf-
sd Ea-o wopG ffuur- Eniar ID No
moved. Price SEQ A z Lord. Gar-
diner, z ). Tel. S-R-
EEETAT RANT-Cen1raIlv lncz1efs, do
tng ED0d business W g. Hzrxeur
M1in Ave, Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

ADVERTISE tDr a cDok tnmur-uw.
TELEPHONE I and dictate yo,r
Want Ad for fumur-rws journal
IT viii pay Won 10 read Journal Want
Ads tDnay.
TDCR neignbsr knows that journal
Want ADS bring ~1ick results az low
cust
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
The Strangest Marriage
Ever Performed
Rev. E. B. Surface
Pastor haywood Presbyterian Church

MY namei' giggltd the bride. "A
silly bean
What"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
Enigmatical House Solved
Is Belief of Republicans
Lansing Tells Members Of Committee They Must See
nsemtabIe Colonel for Peace Information,

say they are eager 10 act on II. and
certainly will do so II Colonel House
shall return to the United States be
fore the treaty of peace will have been
ratified by the senate.
But it will interrs, some of the re
publican senator's, who, eager TO have
Colonel House on the witness stand
before them. Ia learn that there is
very strong probability OF their fond
expectations being disappointed. Col
onel House may not return TO the
United States until after the treaty
is ratified.
Understanding Long Ago,
Even before President Wilson lei,
Europe there was an understanding
between HIM and Colonel House, 1t Is
sad. by which Colonel House was to
remain in Europe to act as the preSi-
dents personal representative On all
matters relating To the peace treaty,
and the league OF nations, which
might come up.
In one way this understanding was
very ag.eeable to Colonel House
Colonel House likes Europe lie IS
greatly interested in the problems OF
Europe aud thinks that he has an in
telligcn, appreciation OF them and can
be helpful in their solutions From
the standpoint ot what he can accom-
plish relatively IN Europe to what he
might accomplish il he returned t,
the United States, his inclInatlons,
feel sure. will be toward remaining
in Europe While Colonel House re
mains in Europe, the peculiar place
that he occupied in the president
scheme Of administration will be taker
| by Mr.. Bernard Baruch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
WILLIAM |. KICK KICKS
HIMSELF INTO JAIL: HE
KICKED YOUNG KICKS

- - :,
DALLAS TeNaS.-NiIl l. NICK d'd
kick So, did Mary Kick, Martha
~ ,,d ,u the ruic Kick. So
~" ,', '"' " = TO-,
ana the cop on 'hr peat ~ ,u:,;
there was so mneI N'cA''g ua' w" VIZ
], found himself kicking heh'id 'ie
bars ot the county oas''lf. ne 2 y
sull kicking ana so are the o'ne's' ,o,.,
II all started Whcn. WIZ J. N'Ns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
BY JUSTIN hcGRATH.
Service Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Aug SIS the
great political mystery OF Col. I'd
ward NJ. House at last to be unveiled
Al the heung OF the senate foreign
relations committee yesterday Secre-
tary Lsnsing excused his lack OF
knowledge on many features OF the
negotiations by stating that he had
not participated in them. he only
member of the committee other than
President Wilson to have knowledge
of them. the secretary said, was Col.
onel House. Mr.. lansIns suggested
that the committee summon Colonel
House when he returns TO this coun
try
No development of yesterdays hear
Ing brought more satisfaction TO the
republican members OF the committee
than this suggestion OF Mr. anSmg.
They were exceedingly grateful for IT,
for they at once appreciated the large
political possibilities it presented.
Ever since President Wilson had been
IN office. the republicans have been
exceedingly anxious 90 learn the facts
OF his relations with Colonel House
Glad TO Get Chance.
No opportunity for ascertalnnS
them authorta,iycly has as set pre-
sen,ed' itself. Eut row the oppor-
tunity comes and what Is more, the
republicans can avail themselves OF II
without putting themselves in an un-
seemly light They do not have tc
take the initiative They merely at
upon the suggestion OF the most
prominent member OF Mr.. Wilson's
cabinet.
II Is violating no confidence wher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-08
New York Bans
Burglar Alarms

NEW yOpK p,.ut.. IT,
that RING EVER, ,,ma s,a' t a,nns
omen, ,;rdoy @ ha". -, uu's,Sl
a nocturnal clamoT IN Nsw % yn,L ,
that tbey arc ,o h, ,L,,sI ,D'a
nuisance" under ,bc nrn,l ,oJs
in that the, "ann1y and ,ud,nee,
the comior, and rcpo,e of a con-
siderable number Of persons" Dis
tfiet Attorney Swan announced to.
night.
The original complaint" against
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Waits Lead Ellis
Very Merry Life

NE WNORK-Out al Ellis Island.
the Lortal to America through which
Europe has been wont in years past
10 pour her hordcs into the New
World there are "a gang Of human
hyenas," according 10 officials. The
gang consists OF some two dozen
youths. OF every nationality who
have slowed away on American
toopships returning from abroad, and
who are now awaiting the decision OF
Uncle Sam as to what will become OF
them
Elsie Janis, The actress, solved the
problem for young Mike Card by
adopting him Mike has lots OF
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IONDON-She, tai. hcroically
-, ., ....,...-,., .,,, u sboui.
Ho'oe"' VIII, 'o'''i'' '','' I''
ders and tE dcpH1 ol bosom aua n
generous curve OF h'pS mat marx VIC
primitive woman deeuh'd 10 oe
mother ct men. i'cr eyes are nIue "
the Caspian rul'lcd by "lnd ana tlc
color OF the great masses OF na't s"e
wears co'ied under an Ns'raNhan cap
is crude gold. ms IS me aeSctipu,h
OF Colonel Manusna N'Nn"oTna' '''c
girl commander ct the anafon'S' re- re-
public OF bcrdiansE "Wch "
Broend',ad, Danish pNNS'cian, gives
upon ms return % '"prnhagen
The DANISH doctor met thiS (au-
taSan giri coIorr % c,"nano OF het
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New York Miss Ethel Clayton, the
clever young actress now successfully
starring under the Paramount banner,
If famous for her beautiful compile xiou.
when her friends inquired about II she
said. "Irs all due TO n toilet prepara
tlon called dsrwillo which | usa twice
daily Ihn experience | have had
prompts me TO make my secret publ c,
This wonderful defwillo instantly
hoauiified my skin and its continued
use has made the results permanent"
When Mae Edna wilder. the well
known beauty specialist, was inter
| viewed In reference 10 Miss Clayton's
| remarkable complexion stated ANY.
Anr can have a beautiful complexion
| when they know how It's a very
| Nlmple process ! use the same article
! In my work, and until YOU try II you
/ hnNo no Idea of the marvellous results
! The very fiat application viii astonlsh
! NOu, Go 10 the toilet counter OF any
dtUk or department store and get a
bottle oi dervillo. then make the fol !.
loving test Examine your skin chti
cnlly before yaUr mirror, note carefully
us appearance, then apply derwlllo ss
directed Niter YOU have made the
FIRST Application look In your mlrro,
again and note tho surprising change
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