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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-08
BAN ON VAUDEVILLE.

Chester city authorities sent the
chief of police Town to the theatre
and stopped vaudeville perform
ance just as the big act" was com,
ing on. The chief grievance against
the show was registered by a com,
mittee of ladies who appeared be.
fore the council and asked that the
of Garter Night" by circulars was
sufficient for the city fathers to de-
termine that the show should be
stopped, and accordingly it was
stopped. Furthermore, license for
vaudeville performances in the fu-
ture will be refused.
Vaudeville could be all right. 1t
could be a very harmless recreation.
1t could be artistic. But 1t doesn't
appear that that kind was on the
boards for Chester last week. there
fore, the really legitimate vaude-
Vile gets the hook along with the
kind Chester had.
1t is a fact that a show should be
such that man is willing to accom-.
pany his mother or his wife with
out embarrassment to either. No
other kind of vaudeville should be
tolerated, and IL the kind that Ches-
ter had was such that a man would
be disinclined to attend with his wife
or mother or sister. then the city au-
thorities should be highly com.
mended for the action they took in
closing it.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-08
PENSION ROLL FOR
LANCASTER COUNTY
CONTINUED From Page One.)

Heath Springs; Morgan. Elizabeth,
Flat Greek; Neil, Mary L., Lancas-
ter; Outen, Sarah A., Lancaster.
Patterson, NJ. M, Barberville: Per-
ry. Rebecca c.. Lancaster: Phillips,
Mary E.. Flat Creek Phillips. Nancy
IE.. Flat Greek; Phillips. Susan, Ian
caster: Phillips. S. H.. Kersha w !:
Plyler. NJ. j., Lancaster; Powers.
Eliza NJ. Lancaster: Price. T.. j.,
Lancaster; Quick, Nancy. Lancaster:
Reddish. Elizabeth, Flat Rock:
Reeves, 8. E., Lancaster; Riddle, S.
f., Dixie; Ringstaff, Susan, Dwight;
Roberts, Martha, Kershaw; Robert
son, +. j., Oakhurst: Robinson, M.
e.. Flat Greek; Slagle. f. p, Fort
Mill. No 3 Small. r A., Primus:
small Mary. Flint Small. NJ c..
.Ht Suirn, Mary T., i.arcrsrrr.
smith, Susan Iancastc~. Starnrs
Mary J.. Lancaster; Strothcrs. ~.
Lancaster; Sweat, Elizabeth.
Dwight; Thcrrcn, ]. H.. Heath
Springs; Thomas. +. NJ. Lancaster.
Threat. Mary. Lancaster; Threat.
Sarah, Lancaster; Usher, r. j.,
Dwight; Vickory, Jane NJ. Lancas
ter: Walters. Jane, Dwight; West
f.. NJ. Kershaw; Williams. r. A..
Dixie; Williams. Martha j.. Flat
Ridge; Witherspoon, f.. H.. Lancas-
ter Wright, Jane. Tradesville.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-08
THE TELEGRAPH.

Clarence H. Mackay, president oi
the Postal Telegraph company
makes serious charge against the
postmaster-general in his allega.
] tion that Mr.. Burleson has agreed
4 to pay the Western Union more
than he should have paid and to get
the money is under the necessity OF
raising the tolls. Furthermore. Mr.
Mackay says II the postmaster-gen
eral will turn back the Postal com
pany to its owners the old rates will
be maintained. That is a rather be-
WiiderinG statement in view of the
fact that the postmaster-genera
only very few days ago in an
nounn'ng he Increased telegraph
rates sad il vas necessary un az
oouu uI Increased COOS, Of opera.
tion ComDaring The statement ar
Mr.. Mackey, who ought TO know
something about the business, really
more than Mr. Burleson knows about
the business, with that OF Mr. Burlc-
son, we are led to believe that Den
mark has gone wrong again.
Mr. Mackay charges that the
Western Union is not economically
managed and says that in the pres
ent arrangement the Postal com
pany and the public is made the
goat" and the Western Union gets
it. However be these conditions. if
the owners and managers OF the Pos
tai can operate the system efficient
ly. at profit and at the old rates
what will il profit the government
to operate il in a less degree OF
efficiency. (Mr. Burlesoh is star pro-
ducer of inehiciency) and at higher
rates? And the public may be ex-
pected to continue paying the bills
while Mr.. BurIeson nurses pet.
IF Mr. Burleson will return our
lines to us at once we Will carry on
the telegraph business at the ola
rates. statement which is attrib
uted to Mr.. Mackay. will be read
with more than passing interest and
Will enlist sentiment not to Mr..
Burleson's liking. The truth is this
government operation OF public
utilities should be made permanent
or should be dispensed with entire
ly. There is no halfway ground In
the matter, and the people who pay
Tor the service on railroads. the tele-
graph and the telephone are begin
ming to see that they pay all right.
but the service is sadly lacking in
efficiency.
or course, tentatively. this coun-
try is still at war and will be until !
peace is formally and officially de, /
clared, but we are admonished daily |
to get on peace basis i'm the con-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-08
1T DEPENDS.

If congress should take cogniZ-
ance of the unawrranted activities
Of the prohibition agents in Virginia
and read some features OF national
prohibition out of the amendment
perhaps the Virginia authorities will
laugh. Enforcement of the prohibi-
ton laws as the Virginia authorities
are reported to be enforcing them
will create more dissatisfaction with
prohibition than anything else. We
would not like TO think that this is
the purpose of the authorities.
When the prohibition laws were
passed in Virginia. il we remember
correctly, the Rev. J. Sidney Peters
was given soft berth as "prohibi.
ton commissioner" at "a salary of
upwards of $4,000 per year, and in
addition was given $25,O00 per year
to spend in the enforcement OF the
law Tho p,v po.
the stror, oar 80 ,
o,ar ha,o.o :, 40.
side i g ro, , ;, .,
sideration that MIR. Peters wishes TO
d;scradit nrobu,i,io, uo -
agant. urdor bo ,,,n,,,;
miss;onor b,ro t,,.
state oy ,r,ir. c ..riai,
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seugo,- to ioa;np,,,.s .r n,. ,..,...,,,
search r,,. Ii,,,,or ,.ir ,
probibi,iop voal ,r CO no., ,,,.
bootI"ggers were Killed bv The
agents Of the prohibition commits
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-08

duct of business. and the sooner Mr..
Burleson heeds the admonition ano
the government gets behind him,
the better it will be. Uncle Sans
shoe is of the broad toe variety ana
that is what is coming to Mr..
Burleson.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-08
A CAMPAIGN AGAINST TOBACCO

OF course, It would have been
said, and perhaps was said. many
years ago when the prohibition
movement began to gain ground,
that liquor would never be voted
bacco will never be legislated out OF
the country might possibly be as
misleading, but hardly. That the
attempt will be made is quite likely,
but tobacco being the lesser Of the
two evils. IL an evil at all, will not
go so easy. There are people so
narrow in their visions and preju.
diced in their conceptions who will
say that tobacco is as much an evil
or more than liquor. But one only
has to look at the facts in the case
to see that there is no truth in that
statement. Tobacco has never been
known to make man. generally
peaceful. go home and beat his wife
10 ueath; II has never excited the
Orain so as to drive man to kill
"another without cause Liquor has
mere Is no comparison to be drawn
'e'"eeh the eHects or the two.
Ana some OF the arguments which
are put iorth IN Substantiation of
'ne cia'm that tobacco should be
'oteu out are equally as foolish and
"iI""uJ reason as that stated above.
TOT Instance. we nave the assertion
'"h' 'he lah"r employed in the pro
"uc'i"" Oh TOBACCO would supply
e''. ''."T S'or'AS" IN 'he country
"' amor +N'''g"s' We
nave "''' '~'o under t"" i'm
'""' '"e country Was .u-y
80 '''"E '' p''Yl'e JOBS tor Nh" on-'
'''"''"' '"" ''a' me unemployed,
''He''"''9 SINCE the return of 50.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-08
GERMANS ARRESTED IN SPAIN

Paris, April THE French for
eign office is advised that 200 Ger.
mans have been arrested in BARGE
Iona and Seville. They are charg-
ed with participating in the riots in
those cities.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-04-08
Bank No. 33.
Statement of the Condition of the
The Bank of Lancaster
Located at Lancaster, S. c.. at the close of busi-
ness March 4th, 1919.
RESOURCES.

Loans and Discounts. ;. :. :. -. .$640,O35.99
Overdrafts 8,766.57
Bonds and Stocks owned by the bank 147 10000
Bonds deposited. :. =. (. =. =. 24S, 10000
Furniture and fixtures. 2,450.99
Banking house. :. -. :. .... 6,O42.1S
Other real estate owned -. 3,5OO.OO
Due from banks and bankers. 143, $50 .O3
Currency a.. :. :. :. ... .... 21,664.OO
Cold. :. =. :. =. =. .... 2,66O.OO
Silver and minor coin 4,142.12
Checks and cash items :. 49,. 1,791.86
Total. >. :. -. :. $3.50. 81 ,23O, ,222. Ga
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
Oklahoma
Olltl)llrSts

The ,uurr man on Nuflh Naln ls
Vl.IIng tu tuu,'d' ihp' .ph liuN
may pass o. pHntpiu. noe show
The rrp.r' Who shs 49, much
Dunrh 100 tb ltuN uusiW has "
been t.ua.t urtIni the s'rues
Lyr', ..Ktt'urr hns , mrmh'f
sho ,u.r.s tnr iny IoB unless he
can mpfrra upon the bod, the fi,t
'hni No .r pf's,ut ana ihlkiu8
lYu1.rf .ur grat. roo damn fur
an "htt lawn lawn panty one ~
The w'uurts wandered into az
oklahoma 'ItS hoy ~ zee what Vts
sh"Nir. and gpt hH bean spl.rd.
\ ..,t" tom 100 thr Nus.oroo
i'Iu'r., notes mat Nts g. " k,Ir
~. rr , rursI a. the srN'ra ana
vt. ,n''.inIh h'r daughter and h"r
dtuFul'l ba> son
rr, Vtrhia E,gIo safa lu.'"r
I 'htu',hl H. Wearing "I' ha ""
,ruIr lu iho news ufut'unh'rN
p'r hnIH tho duttuf r where hr
.'n' hrlp % Of atop b.
Nn 'ol reporter impressed po
dp,ht 10, ihc rSpr,tuU, mat hr
r',oe hoard viii rev"tutiunlS" thr
orthngraphN ~ the world Insists nu
spelling a busy tfork county town
nrumwrlght
As evidence thii printers HtVhNs
hr"p Within the pale ~ the Law ~
uh'"tv" nat the printing plsut ~
tho state p~nltcniiHN htH been nhui
lsh"d br,auHr There wito no printer
inmates io operate u
iIntiow's Wr.kA dru.,. MAJ VA"
present administration It frHpuusihls
for the admission Zee ut The inaugu
raj shall nnd yet llrlsadi,, GENERA
'CntorOsi one ~ the assistant gov
rrnorr, conceived the idea
The ony reward chandler asked
FOR lending GuNctnor Robertson -
tho state was superior court The
legislature decided m" nrRhhorly
act was not worth rrvttiing AM
how Chandler does not get su
prtiur court
Spcnking ~ opumism IN the su-
perlnilVr degree. wc note that tho
-tAi" welfare board promises to
make criminal courts non "--~ntial !
within 20 years n rs legislative rec
mendatiUns are enacted into
law
Wa have read with great interest
save lay T. House. the current ud
V~rtising relative to the lady who
having taktn "a number ~ bottles ~
u certain remedy. not only II able to
do hcr own huusrwork hut admits
that she does II There are great
many ladies who do their own
h1us-work hut those Who admit it
are comparatively few IN number
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

ra,DulaitunH the, haze ''prosrn
hii,c In congress from tnrt tcfrl
tor, IN NoyrWhcr lrit. James
NltAcfshhm. republican was rhps,u
,ongf"Hsiuuhl delegate from that tc.
Non. bat los the grace ~ a irnlo
cratic ounE Er'Hr the ,rrun,lio ~
election w,- handed leo hI, uppuu
Ont. th1fl', \ Sulf,i The election
va Protested AMI du.y vent h'fotc
hr pruprr committee at Washing
ton tui sumnrrrd thrrc al through
the NE ~ ms cong r-H. l.wurr on
M" t'n ~ IhIs month 'hr matter
vas r'sutr' l'i pnd q hr.,trd ius.
uro dome %, dr'hung NJ Vrktr
shnm 'uuN'i foo the r',f winch fpr
near, isu N'its has been u,,ppIrd
hN tho man D." defeated W. say
hcHt"d nivisriN for thr 'Dm ~
Whom W.,g"Ishau Vts elected ,udH
"u 10" an - ur,i Mni,h
10" tuny ~ "a" thInE H tha' such
'hnrt ur I'M. ,au o,,It m TINS land
~ 'hr free ani hDmr ~ the rrave
7,wIpI ihIng- ha," happened be-
fnr" pul why should 'hr what
rs wrong Win oar election rybiom
when the wrong man ,,n sriN" ~
m"vi tho whole term foo vuI,h t.a
opponent VAS cicrfri ana me roo
pie ~ % irtrltory or state .,u bo ut.
represented for q whul" term ~ ron
gr"rs VIII the same pro..s- h"
used ~ settling the ,onifo,rrsI H..
tween licnry forr ana Srna'ur Sea
berry ~ Michigan Tho phn, ls on
the other foot there NJ, Nrgh,tiy
Is republican ma hc hp.i. the
seat NJ Fora claims lIui th- poo
pie ~ Michigan WIll not stand Tor
anv Hich chirHnrry NJ iofd may
have the ear ~ congress hu' he does
not han from out ~ the way Alaska
ihitissns In power may manipu.
late things their own way In some
places, whore n presldenilal appoint
mcnt or n standing partisan preiu.
dice aids IN their dilaiofinras hut
Michigan comes under neither head
There the people are IN the habit ~
choosing their own servants aud so.
ina that they are recognized Mr.
Ford dld not. ana does not repre- q.
sent the red .blooded people ~ Mich
igan. They did not. elect him TO
office. ana they viii not tamcly sub
init for him To- rit In the senate as
their representative or Keep Com
mander Nevherry from the seat to
which they elected him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

lanencsz because It has prevented
him from fighting Rut ] think IA"
does as much good hero as he pos
uihly could over there. lie ana
claire are an Ideally happy couple
She In right beside him IN his war
work. aud they seem so contcnt"d
hut then they are together which
means "a lot
Perhaps Ruth would not have
written that paragraph about Ken
yon Roberts. had she realized thht
irian often had com pared her 10
tlsirc not 10 disparage her simply
10 wish she would mako his home
the same sort of home that Clhirc,
In her love for domeStlci,y, made
kenSons That he had felt many
times that. II she had, no also would
have done well IN his profclAi
nut that she had taken from him
the d.slrc aH we'll M the nec~aiiN
for hard work because ~ her de
termination TO earn money ana trl-
egstc the keeping ~ their home, Ia
servant
Tnmorrnw Ruth plans for lirihn' 4
home coming
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
vNLvE or STOCK. And MEN


u has been great advance In
clvlliSat tion and commerce when ma
tons learned 10 make II their bus
iness To see that pigs. cows. horses
sheep and chickens were given the
hest possible chance to live 10 tn.
fullest heal,hful frultion Of their
economic purpose. Federal author
tiles. state authorities and numerous
associations have hsen behind tho
expenditure Of hundreds ~ million,
Of dclisrs nnd two generation. oi
time To develop higher types OF
farm animals, and It has paid well
10 10 50
In the assembling ~ an Ameri
can army to whip the Hun II was
found that s1i recruits out of cvery
thousand was suffeslng In some
form or dearer from a disgraceful
ana heretofore practically uncurrd
disease. After y few months tr-a,
ment In camp, out ~ 10000 men In
one place only sis men turned up
as new patients In the las, three
years We have learned that six
months OF military training doe.
more To hulld up u higher and
healthier and nobler type ~ ycuns
manhood. and bullt to last. than rel.
atlv-ly can he attained In ~ years
with farm animals under IN. care
~ the scientific experts Of the ma
ton And how does II roEiparc In
worth, We can we'll afford to spend
many billions II such are 10 he The
benefits
Now tho boss few Rt u time are
coming home We will stand I'm
covered ss the, march up the street
ana stand III loving admiration ~
the cleanes, ho,rtiesl. mobiles,
bunch OF men who over wore a uni
FORM We will not Erudge the money
tho United States has spent with
lavish hand to mako those men out
~ all sorts of raw maiefnl We will
want some'h'ns llho tN., to- he tho
experience ~ olr Nuungcr bows iis'
growing up. We want nn moro war,
but ". DO want q schouIng thti
turns out such maEnlfi,er' tran.
formations should an, long haired
crank or red eyed holshe,Ik vhiS
per into YOUR eat that these ho,.
could IN time hrcomc q menace ID
our country YOU would hardly ~
strain your desire 10 punch his ug.,
lace ns it dcsorvc~ to be punched
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
MAkIN0 GOOD CITIZENS.

Governor Rober,son has truly
said that tho best guarantee against
the prevalence of bolshevism and N.
kindred evils IN that the generality
of the citizens should he the owners
Of their own homes The elements
of darkness flourish only In poverty.
disappointment and despair. I, IL
tho political. social ana eoonom Ca I
WHATS the use" attitude when.
ever a man becomes convinced that
IN" world q against him ana ,hs,
something No matter what Tor he
docs not often stop to analysc hu,
tushrs Ht conclusions Il. preventing
hiri from his share of lifr liberty
sni the pursuit OF happiness he II
ripe for the " W hnlshevlsm
anarchy. or any ot the other forms
nv which tho rrlnce ~ e,il socks to
deceive mankind
Nothing takes tho bolshevism out
~ man Ho quickly and completely
as TO hecome himself the po-Scssor
~ property The whole aninus ~
holshevism Is the hatred of the man
who has not toward tho man who
has when man changes hi, eco
nomic status Nv hccomlng t,N
payer ana a responsible pIfltln. WITH
personal ntrrcsr to hold u.s s,ni
paihy with u lpttuon and o.. poo.
pie he hecomcs u punserNnfnr tu
stead 80 DESTROYER Uolshc, ism is
only possible where mon have given
~ hope ~ prospecting honc,tl, tnd
desperately rcsohc to take what
they want without regard to r.gh'
The mar Who owns howe nr
pulrcs pride In hlmsr'f hs = ,u.
ven He no luuscr v shes tho COM.
muniN 10 po io tho .huV wuv.
~ is a. much 10 his interest 'o SEE
mat law aud order are maintained
ns ~ is that ~ the mill.prair, ~,
sense of grievance pasH's away and
public spirit takes its place tie hr
comes an asset to the community
and 10 the state Instead ~ o. men
ace For after an oWncrsh.p o. Vha'
amount and the onl, difference
With tho holshc,ist ls that he 's ne
gtieved mat some thmi prosper
While he does not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
The Wife
In Helping Another. Ruth Herself
IL Hripsi.


Nngry tears came into Ruths
eyes as shc read The idea that
even IN his sickness lirIan should
lonE Tor Molll- kinE hurt her
dr"adfully lie misht have said he
lonsei FOR hrr. Ruth pf coursr
sh" wasn't good pal' Ike Mollie
A., KING she said aloud as she wiped
her eyes and she didn't wear he
coming nurses uniform
J.. To think h" would fret more pc.
cause h" could not have Molie With
/ hm. ihtn he did because he Was
huti
Il am gItd he had PLAIN nurse
| I hope she was downright uglS ."
RUTH sad ~ the tears again start
81 when she re- read the part ~ his
/ letter telling ot his long walk with
Nuilie What n they did talk uf
| hrr and little Briin they we're to
/ scthrr while she was 80 far away
Innd alone
Somrwhy Ruth could not over.
come the bitterness this letter en-
/ Rrnierei She thought ~ II a.
most constantly Tor days II was
! incnnccivnhlc that II nrian really
loved her he would not long for
| Mollie as he said he DID Again an
| M" softncss she had felt vanished
land she was tormentrd hy the old
! jealousy and the old distrust
She wondered how long Rrian
would ho cnnvalcscent and n he
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Tor her
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| 'lf ne knew tnht WORN k'il me lI'W
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
Horoscope
T,rr-inN. january 81. 1910.

This should hc an unuHually lucky
day, according % astrology. Jupiter,
Mars and Neptune are all In bcnchc
aspect
Ranks appear 10 become Identified
with enterprises helpful IN assisting
the poor. 10 the artroloEcrs read
the planets Alright
Diplomatic complications are IN
dicted for next month and peace ne
gotiations may he extended, al
though the sers predict that early
decisions will he reached
Marriages between Americans and
foreigners may he numerous. but Will
be fewer than has been expected as
a result ~ the war. the seers de-
clare soldiers will return loyal 10
the girls at homc. II In prophcsied
Prrnnns whose birthda,e II is VIII
prohably have successful year.
business should nIosper
Childrcn bor u thi" day ar"
likely Ia be ent S~rfisnls and cner-
se,ic. These subjects of Aluarius
usually rise rapidly In life. Their
principal ruling planet Is Uranus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

President Wilson being unable Ia
suggest anything, and Mr., McAdoou
position not meeting with the popu-
lar response II was expected to. tho
democratic congress has thrown up
lite hands ana showed tho solution
Of the railroad problem upon tho re
publican congress Having washed
their hands Of the matter. tho dam
ocrs,s Will have no holler coming to
'hem u the solution worked out does
not meet with their approval They
have = chance, and n they ar. afraid
10 undertake I, they have no kick
coming
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

YOU'D have. earning money with u
couplr ~ KIDS hanging onto YOU.
what would Nou do 900
"Oh' N had little 20 buy sup
piles with I could make cakes and
minccmrht and puddinss and sell
them maybe
"tiddlcstioks with things cost
ing like they DO nov You couldn't
make a nickel unless YOU aid " on
"A biz scale You're n "a fool Ed" ''
And uuj rounccd III hanging tho
door
To bs continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

As We understand II, Mr. Ford does
not particularly care what action IN.
ness senate may take on his contest
just 30 the present senate hears tho
evidence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

when Pnderewski and pilsudskl
can reach a harmonious agreement
what excuse 10 therc Tor the peace
conference TO develop n difference of
opinion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21


lmhnifrsy pr~posrruus slsehOods about Mt HH,y,on"
could bee NJ uncle ~ the hest men !
IhnNo known. and when have sometime beet
tempted wonder how good people believe Of me tn"
unjust impossible things the, do believe have con
sol"d myself by thinking ~ incle Jimmy HulluchS r"r
fe,ty conviction that Gladston" was man ~
1uitr exceptional and n,moirss nfamy In both public
and private ne
. sirkN delicate hoy. suffered much from
asthma ami Frequently had to h" taken away on trips
to flnd a where | could breathe one ~
ori"- ~ father walking and down the room
with In his NJ night when was very small
|prtHon and ~ siting bed Thsprg with father
ard nothcr irving 10 hrp | went little to
school went to the puhtc schools rs my own
children later did both the cove schools ~ oyster
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
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