, 1919-04-24
CONDENSED RECORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS D DINO 8, ACHIEVE.
MENTs, sUFFERiNGs. HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN
western Newspaper Union rev. Service.


Six persons are reported killed. n
number of others ~serious,v iniured and
many bo,,ses and harms wore DENIAL
ished in n storm which syent through
Durant Okla
. - .,o
stota nont - Stnatsard ol,,a iookad
the presidents son, the only person in
the bank, in the vault. and escaped in
Il motor car with $4,000
Dir Locke Netbod,st minister of
Ios Anpa,es didn,t toIl HE coneraga-
tion tigbt skirts we've imnor,i ua
merely said they ora .sansaIess ma.
yap;stic ond rgI,r. olso ..unsof. nm
hvpjenic and utterly rjdicuIous,
T,o .o.mon.a. :. a. r.,
Tel Nv eas,
shock for an hour and six minutes.
The estimated distance from Law
renee to the origin of the shock was
$40 miles. probably in northeastern
Mexico or in the Gulf of Mexico.
Two hondits hold mn Tho massonaar
ne tho p.nL of coi,forn,a 20 g.
Er,noisoo ond rohhoa ~, 90 GO MOO In
c-urroncv Tbov firs, str,o,, tha ~
sonco,. ovor t1o haod n,;th tha h,tt 10
reyo,yar Tba hondits haorad tha
mossong ar ,yho u.s . nov, n,nn,o,a
into n doorxvov wbi,o n.dastrions
Locked IN Tbe rohharr occnrrad
whom rho mossonaar was q i, routa 70
+ho ,,htroo.,rv
Inc first Kansas wheat crop
VI ' A~ricn It .sue sno W ' that e. the n"ma,i
tlon and ocrea 90 of. wheat in Kansas
this year is the hest and largest in tbe
history of anv state at this tjme of
year II renort nIaces the ACREAGE
aft 1O75S.OOO acres and he condition
is estimated at 90 80. The forecast is
that the state will produce more than
215,OOO,OOO bushels of wheat.
urdar s,no,vis,o, 4 ao Eoaar.,
Danortment of Fisher,es 20 600 fnr
s.o,s win no r,l,ad ot tho e. paul
islands Berinp seo This snring II I
Cbristoffers ass,stont ogant of mo
ALASKA service of Tho donortmont on.
nonnced in Seattle Not one mart Of
tho seoIS win ha y,os+ad E,rs ,,,, no
tanned and sold in the Eastern mar
kets. For the first time the govern
ment's new fertiIizing plant on st.
Paul island will be operated, and it is
expected the kill of seals will furnish
approximately $1,000 gallons of the
finest grade oil and 10000 pounds of
fertilizer. The seal drive will be
started by Alaskan natives in May,
Christoffers said.
WASHINGTON
putting into effect the no,;cv of re.
movinr u,ar-+iua rastr,ct,ons q = east =.
noss,bIo on epen,v aliens tha Donort
mont ~ Justice has orderod tha 70
,aosa from naroIa ond conca,Iation 80
honds 90 more ,bon 10000 -, 80
liens tbrongbo,t tbo ITn,toa S,otas
Tho .,,ari,a, rmv I'm p.ono ~
dow tha orr,,s,,ca NOS s,rnod ho,d oo1
miIos of hottIe front or 91 nor oant 80
,ha ant,ra linz conaroI ,iaroh 49,
,ha air,s,ons ~ Tho front that aan ~
turaan tha a1lios os foiinr.s Eranas ~
-. TT,,.od c..to. !, -
pr,t,sh 10 nor cont ps,o,ans q -,
oant -
purins Ihe oattie OF tne somme II
islo tne nritisn army USED f'ooo'ooo
rounus OF artilery ammuhitioh' ac-
published nv the war Dennrtment In
Washington. This is the largest num-
Der of shells used in any single e
gagement, so far as records show.
Travel allowances of . cents a mile
to discharged soldiers authorized by
a recently enacted law can be paid
only to expenses from the point
where the soldier was discharged to
the place where he was originally mus,
tered into the service. comptroller oil
the Treasury w. w. warwick trans
mitted a ruling TO TINS erect TO the
war DepartinenI