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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-03
ENDORSE WOOD
FOR PRESIDENT
South Dakota Republicans
Favor General; Demo-
Gratis For Wilson

Pierre. S. T.. Dec. S.-Major Gen
eral Leonard Wood was endorsed
for President of the United States
last night by the Republican state
convention, after a spirited struggle
in which Governor Frank Q. Low
den, of Illinois, came out second
best. While the Republicans were
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-03
TO ERECT POST OFFICES.

New Cumberland, Pa, Dec. a.
At meeting of the American Legion
tomorrow night an election of Of
ficers will be held. After the meet
ing an address will be made by the
delegate to the State convention. This
will be held followed by smoker.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-03
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
n undsah ClosB wNovnb

Williamsport National
Bank, williamsport ... 10000 90
nc'lsville ....,....... 10000 90
& 1ork trust Co, York 10000 90
tanE. Philadelphia =. 10000 90
Philadelphia National
Bank Philadelphia :. 27s.SS4 ~
Quaker City National
Bank. Philadelphia 17334g az
harrisburg Trust CO.,
Harrisburg ......... $4,000 90
Commonwealth Trust
Co., Harrisburg ....... 725.ooO 90
Colonial Trust Co., Pitts
burgh .............. 54S.5OO 90
Diamond National Bank,
Pittsburgh ......... 4oo.o 90
Mellon National Bank,
Pittsburgh ............ $4,000 90
Total amount in Bond
Road Fund $7,737SS2 65
MOTOR FUND
Allison Hill Trust Co.,
=, Harrisburg ........; $4,000 90
Trust Co. Berwick. 80. 10000 %
First tional. Bank,
Cherry Tree .......... $1,000 co
Diamond National Bank,
Pittsburgh ........ 665 10
Harrisburg Trust Co,
Harrisburg ,.......: 12,so7 IS
Bank, Philadelphia ..- 1891 6S
Tool Amount in Motor
Fund ............. sSs.s64 46
BANKING DEPARTMENT FUND
Quaker city National
Bank, Philadelphia -. s7.361 l2
Total amount in. Banking
Department Fund -. $67,561 IL
EXPERIMENTAL FUND-DEPART-
MENr OF AGRICULTURE
Quaker city National
Bank. Philadelphia -. $7.1O4 90
Total amount in Expert
mental Fund ........ $T,t04 20
EMPLOYEES ANN UITY SAVINGS
Quaker City National
Bank, Philadelphia -. 245,S45 40
Total amount in En-
ployes', Annuity Saw
STATE Iff HNNUiTY aNP REsERHsn sGa''fag FTNp 19
No. Estate SCHOOL
Quaker city National
Bank. Philadelphia -. 1886 81
Total amount in State
Annuity Reserve Fund
No. 2 ................. $45,S76 81
GAME PROTECTION AND PRoPA-
CATION FUND
Cambria Title Savings
and Trust Co., Ebens-
burg ..... :...:...:. $4,000 co
First National Bank,
Blairsxille -.:.....::.. $1,000 90
e. Z. Wilbur Trust Co,
Bethlehem ............ $4,000 90
Colonial Trust Co., Pitts
burgh .............. 1O4,6SS 60
Total amount in Game
Protection and Propa-
cation Fund .......... s244,6SS 60
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-03

tothcr stale News on Page 2.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
RESTORE LAWS OF MOSES
TO JAFFA SYNAGOGUES
Impressive Ceremonies Attended Event
of Grent Interest to
Hebrew.

JERUSALEM Feb. l0.-(Specal)
RESTORATION OF the Parchment Scrolls
OF the Law to the various synagogues
IN Tel Aviv and Jlna WAS one OF the
Interesting ceremonies which followed
the British occupation.
These scrolls OF the law OF Moses,
which are all written by hand and are
preserved In maEntncently ornamented
cases. some OF them in solid silver are
or every Jewish community So when
ojemal Pasha in his hostility. to the
ZioniSts. carried out the tyrannical
evacuation of the bulk of the Jewish
population OF Jana in April. 1917, the
Jews carried with them these sacred
Torah into exile. lest they should fall
into the hands Of the Turks.
These sacred scrolls had been care
iuiiy guarded by the Jews az Petach
BACK IN solemn procession TO Jana 4
trtumphal arch was erected at the
northern confines of Tel Avis. every
house was decorated with flowers and
bunting and the whole OF the Jew ish
population turned out en- fcte 20 meet
The return OF their sacred possessions
Jews came not merely from Jafa but
also from Richnon- lc-Iion and the
othrr ncishbornS colonies
me young men and the girls of the
haccahcc Athletic Association dressed
IN white clothes. with blue sashcs and
Ties maintained order and kept a pnth-
way clear Tor the procession through
me cHowHs. The procession was head
60 by the Australian Military Band and
me ceremony at the iriumphal arch
was attended by officers rcperscnrinr
the military governor and by Dr. WciZ
mann anu the members and officers O.
inc zionist Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
'PItA MOORE W|LOE MEET
THREE OFFERS DANGLING
FOR FlSTlC ENCOUNTER
Mosre's Agent. mite Lewis. Says Fight
Ii Go II Wilde WIN Cross
~. = OCCnn.

2 CHICAGO. Feb l0.-With three Of
fors Of $4,000 dangling around, il
looks Ike Pal Moore and Jimmy Wilde
would shortly be SHARED into 4 ring
probably in this country.
8 THp. of the offers are from English
Spromoters, who wan, to stage the af-
fair IN England. The third and which
really looks like match. * from Jack
& Curley, of New York.
fails in a situation like this ana Is
prepared TO go ahead with the match
in . businessl!kc manner.
Ceirley does not hint at where ne
will stasc the fight nor go into DC
taiisr, bu, his oner Of s25,ooo made TO
Nate Lewis, one OF MoorS's business
agents is straightforward.
Lewis declares The match is on II
wilde will consent 10 cross the water
IF Wilde insists upon night IN
ENGLAND" said Lewis. then there must
be u lot OF details TO straiEhtcn out:
1t frill be hard for us TO get out o!
this country, and we would need ~
other side. This would not make y
fight possible before April.
''EothinE has been said to date ABOUT
the number Of ROUNDS, one .rh ,meh''" 81 y
make it twenty if they want. ThaI IS
what 1t would have 10 be II the fight
Is put on, in this county,. 49,, Moore
while ain reasonably sure moore
is a positive winner ! would not gam,
Bile with his end OF the purse would
insist on $1,000 for Moore's end ir-
respective OF the result
Personally would rather take less
money and fight for Curl ley in TINS
country Than SO, TO EnsiSnd fer fs.,,ds
will stand for an American referee
This would be the biggest hitch when
il comes 10 putting the fight on mere.
eff we go TO England ! would want
Eugene CORR 10 he the judge.
"Thats about all | can say now.
said Lewis. "excert.. believe the
Billy Roche; now in France, in a
letter received recently, put an emo
to all doubt as &c the victory or the
aAmerican over Wilde.
Billy went TO London from Paris to
see Athc fight
the cleaner style, Koche writes.
Moore won handily. There was an
uproar over the decision, but IL came
The higher class people, who sat at
the rinEside. chcercd the verdict Civ
inEsthc fight to Moore. He made ms
sunerior weight count all through
fhei fight like q good ring general
should. Moore was the class OF the
entire tournament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
BASEBALL IS RELIEVED
.}EROM HEAVY TAX BURDEN
pecfs3cn Of ConErcsa to Leave Amuse-
,!&hcnt RRtr mt 10 Ter tent
EIt Most Helpful.

4 NEW YORK. Feb. 1o.-Baseball has
been saved from carrying heavy nnr
den ,hy the decision OF government Of
iiciajsft 10 leave tho amusement tax
stand sat 10 per cent.
TheN additional tax would nave
THROWN the magnates into somewhat
OF 5,tanic had it gone over: for , I'm
sawtsn dropping of in attendance
throsiShou; the coming season.
'.Thf game has certainly been saved
iroAta heavy burden" gays one club
owntN who figured that "a 20 per cent
tax Mould result in a'loss OF at least
10 RE & cent in attendance next season.
and ;bfobab bly, more.
Edt'@i,h all OF the panicky talk; the
factitt&mainS that The maGnaies have
4foundss out they can operate along
pra csStSNy the same old successful
IinestTith a Ia per cent tax. The fans
bayds been educated TO pay the 10 per
cent tax in one short season, and they
don't seem 10 mind il any more. Some
base5sAl men are predicting that the
tar Miill never he lifted, now that ma
tionA1 tprohi bition has gone over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
NEW DRESSES MAKE
WOMEN KNOCK-KNEED
=" Declares PhilndeIphin Woman I,
ADDRESS to Twentieth Cen
fury Club.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 10.-tSpecial)
dresses which many women nov a re-
"t"ar'nE are causing them to become
Nhock .knccd. knock-arlncd and sway
backed recently declared Mrs j. Mil
ION MenScndicA, in an address before
shc twentieth Century Clue
lpr William y. Stechcr. director or
PH?Sicli education in the PHILADELPHIA
pHhlc schools. agrees with Mrs Men
Srhn'cE That dresses which make wo-
mon answer to that description are in
style. Dut he asserts that there is no
danger thu, they viii become pcrma :
n"ntly disabled by their efforts to con.
FORM 10 the ncw fashions
There IL nothing the matter with
w"inan'S frame OF body. but there is
WIN hcr frame of mind, he said In
other words. she is not knock -knccd.
etc. because she can't help IL. but
fathcr because she wants 10 be in
br. Celia Mosher. Of Leland stan
I"rd University. saws all OF a wonan's
muscles can be developed to be as
strong as those of man" adds Or.
Stcrhes Women arc mans musclIar
interiors 10 20 33 per cent statistics
say. This Ia due 10 no innate disability,
but 10 woman's dress and 10 tradj-
iona ide-s regarding modest feminine
exercise.
One Tie other hand. men are wo-
inens Interiors when IL comes 10 feel
in@ the cold. Everybody knows how
long woman can remain in bathing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
THINKS 1T WILL MEAN
.PLAYERS' EARLY RELEASE
War Department Ruling Expected to
Bring Mig LeaEncrs Home
for 1919 Season.

NEW YORK, Feb. lo.-As a result
OF ruling OF the War Department
ON the matter of discharges for men
now serving in France who have a
good. reason for returning TO TINS
country in the immediate future. Presi.
dent-Sohn A Hydlcr. of the National
/ .caEae, believes that little or no DIM
cultStShould be experienced in bring
ing fabout the speedy return or men
iiks.Hrover Alexander. Hank Gowdy.
Chrfsty Mathewson and clarence
Nitdhell. who are still overseas. The
section Of the rule which may reason
ablSsbe construed TO apply to the cases
Of these men reads as follows:
't"IHE oficer or enlisted or drafted
,uariIiwho entered the service since
Aprsiss1, 1917. and who submits goon
SiscMsfge in Europe may be discharged
in Ehrope. provided that the ofticer
ar SUIdier valves any claim Tor sea
ra$kT allowance Officers and men
Of se1s class shall be paid dr. traye. ton al,
SrNorn Hoboken, n. j.. 10 the place
Of df1Yrance into the service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
TAXES DELAY ELECTION
Florida Governor Refuses to Fix Date
Until the People
Pay Up.

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Feb. 10
Especial .)-Becluse only four voters in
newly formed Flagler County paid their
1918 poll tax, Governor Cats. of
Florida, has poa.p oned until March 4
n special election in that county to
name n member of the lower house of
the Legislature. The Governor in his
proclamation does nod refer to the
dearth of qualified voters, but SAYS
several citizens Of said county desire
70 have said elect ion postponed"
Under n recent decision of the United
stat es Supreme Court. which held that
the legal quorum shall vote and be ali
sufficient II is declared the four
volcrs could have elected the repre-
sentative had the election been held
on the date originally set.
fiagler County originally was a part
OF -: JOINS County. of which St. Au-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
WOMAN GIVES BATTLE
TO TWO DETECTIVES
Eiudes Officers and ATTEMPTS to Use
Pistol on Herself Before Being
OyerpOWcred.

After an alleged desperate encounter
with two detectives who had gone to
her home at els York Street to arrest
her on Il criminal charge. Mrs. Mary
4. Davenport, forty-cight years old,
was taken to First District Police Sta
ton and placed in prison to face trial
in Police Court this morning. An ad-
!ltional charge OF resisting officers has
been filed against her.
According TO Detective SerEeantS
John Wiley and Gordon Smith, the
woman gave them warm reception
when they called at her home last
night to mako the arrest. Sergeant
Wiley, expecting an attempt to cs-
cape. covered the rear entrance Of the
house, while Smith, armed with the
warrant. went TO the front. Mrs.
Davenport answered his ring and ac-
ceptcd service OF the warrant.
Then. Wiley says, the woman asked
to be permitted to go 90 her room to
prepare for the street. Wiley followed
her. When he arrived at the room
he states. Mrs. Davenport was appar-
emily about TO attempt 10 Kill herself
with a revolver. He rushed into the
room and pinioned her arms from be-
hind, but. because of her great
strength. was unable to entirely dis
arm her. ~ few. minutes later Smith
came TO his assistance and aided in
forcing the woman TO submission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
DEMPSEY SIGNS TO FIGHT
BATTLE WITH WILLARD
Is NOW FULLY ASSURED
heavyweight Attaches Name to Paper,
In Ferry House on New Jersey
Side.

heavyweight httucheB Name TO Papera
In Ferry House on New Jersey
Side.
iBy Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. l0.-Tex Richard,
who is promoting worlds hel.y-
weight championship bout between
Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey,
secured tho signature of Dempsey 10
the articles of agreement to-day. In
Order that there would he no .csai
ma" in the agreement. Rickar1 and
Dempsey and the latter's MANAGER.
River and signed the articles in the
witnesses who signed the agrecinrn:
former featherwcight champion. Tn"
trip 70 New Jersey was mad. To a..oiI
a possible violation OF the laws y: the
state OF New YorIe il the signature
were affixed to the papers here
Dempsey left tonight to begin Il
theatrical tour Before he wen, he
said TO Rickard: There is nobody
other than Jack kearns who has any
claims on IT! services. Kcarns is my
manager and any arrangements he
makes for me will be satisfactory 10
me and I Will fulfr them. will live
up TO the contract | signed with YOU
to-day and will start training th.. Inc :
mcnt | get through with my ;our six
weeks hence"
Under the agreement Dempsey s 10
receive $4,000 and one-thir1 OF The
Lotion picture privileges. whit. WI
lard is TO get 100000 and onc-third or
the pictures privileges. The articles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
GREAT SOCIAL REFORMS
PLANNED IN BAVARIA
Many Novel Features Will re Intro
duced TO Promote Welfare
OF Workers.

MUNICH. Feb. l0t(Specia L )-Irhe
new government Department OF Social
Affairs. one Of the first fruits of the
revolution. has announced Il program
which contains some novel features
intended to promote the welfare OF
the workers.
One of the most important of it's
plans Is 10 organize a new bureau OF
public health TO be charged with the
task OF aSccrtaininS the causes Of ILL
ness among employees in all trades and
the discovery OF means OF preventing
them.
All indus tries are to be inspected by
representatives OF labor orGaniza tions
better protection.
II is intended to prohibit after April
] the publication OF advertise mcnts Of
ferinE employment. The reason for
this is not stated. Other plans an
nounced by the new department are
Extension Of the powers OF industrial
physicians.
Interesting OF capital in the oonstruc-
tinn OF wOrkmen's homes
nc" arrangement Of the working
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
BLIZZARD CHAMPION TO
III! PLAY DE ORC FOR TITLE
kieckhefcr, ::-Cushipn Star. Mutche d
10 Defend Ills Honor. Eighth
Esil Time i'm Year.

CHICAGO. Feb. .l0-August kieck
hefsf., world ihrcc-cushion Willard
champion has been matched to de-
fenft his title for the eighth time
IN oiic year when hc meets Alfred dc
ORC, ithe Cuban veteran ia 4 $50 point
match here February TO- Il and 10
If.kieckhcfer defeats tho Cuban this
tims,f1e will obtain permanent pos
session Of the trophy "mbiematic Or
the Siree-cush!on championship.
Seuen times since he won the title
fron1'De ORC year ago. the ChiCaEoan
has sent his opDouon; down TO defeat.
Twice ne conquered Robert Canncfar
and Pierre MaUpome and also added
Charles Otis and Charles McCour, to
mis- list Of victories He defeated De
Orc $50 to 126 in the frs; match. which
wentls5 Innings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
You Need not
Suffer from Catarrh

which has been in constant use for over
hity years will drive the catarrhal poi
sons out OF your blood. purifying and
stren thening it, SO it will carry yiEor
ana health to the mucous membranes
on us journeys through your body and
nature VIII soon restore you to health.
You Will be relieved OF the droppincs
oil mucous in your throat. sores In
nostriis' bad breath. hawking and
splitting.
All reputable druggists carry s. s. s
IN STOCK and We recommend you give
1t trial immediately
The chief medical adviser OF tho
company viii cheerfully answer all
letters on the subject. There is no
charge for the medical advice. Ad-
dress Swift Specific Company, 49, Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
But You Must Drive It Out OF
Your Blood TO Get Rid of
1t Permanently.

You have probably been in the habit
OF applying external trcatme nts. trying
to cure your Catarrh. You have used
sprays washes and lotions and posi-
bly, been temporarily relieved But
AFTER short time you had another at
tack and wondered why. You must
realize That catarrh Is an infection of
The blood. and to get permanent relief
TIC catarrh infection must be driven
out of the blood. The quicker you come
TO understand this. tho quicker you will
get il out Of your system s. S. S.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
ZAPATA BAND SECRETED
IN MOUNTAIN FASTNESS
Mexican Rebel Chief Being Hunted
Down by Government
Sold terp.

MEX1CO CITY, Feb. 1o.-(Special)-
Hunted by government troops and with
his forces declmated by hunger and
influenza, Emi!iano Zapata, the rebel
chief. is reported to have sought refuga
in inaccessible mo untain Businesses OF
OF followers. Reports from the force i;
OF pacifcation daily tell OF the sur
render of former Zapata adhercnts
Train service has been inauEuratrd
from Mexico City to Gucrnovaca, the
beautiful ruined capital OF Morclos.
which for years has been in the power
OF the Zapata men,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

hours OF house servants. including
more free time.
Farmers. peasants and country la-
borers are TO be placed on an equal
basis with industrial and trade work.
erS.
New arrangement OF the payment
OF war pensions for the families Of
those injured in the war
Alteration OF the existing home
worker laws with special reference to
the working women who labor at home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

icunds
fed with the progress nc had made so
far and would leave here In few
days TO look over sites in various
The big contest could be staged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
EXCELLENT AND CHARMING
British Banker Thus Speaks OF wouen
Cferkr-Couid Not Work
Under Pressure.

LONDON. Feb. 1o-Eight HIM
dred women clerks employed by the
Bank of England as war measure
nave been notified that their service
VIII no longer be required. but that
2O0 OF them may make special appIi-
cations for as many permanent posi-
mons IN the clerical staff. The salary
VIII be Sl5 A week with pension OF
haIt that amount after twenty five
Women will certainly be placed on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

permanent footing in the future"
was tho opinion OF one bank manager.
while another felt that they were EEK
cellcnt and charming" but they could
not work under pressure"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
wi.l Protect Meat supply.

WEIAL1NGTON, NEW ZEALAND.
FEB. l0.-The House OF Representa-
tlves has adopted a bill to protect Now
Zealand meat y oducers from exploit :
alton by any beef packing interests
The bill provides that exports OF bee (
from New Zealand can only be made
under a license from the Minister OF
Agriculture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
Gibbon. Win. From williams.

BUFFAIIO. Feb. l0.-Tom Gibbons.
of St. Paul, outpointed Larry Will
liams Bridgeport. in a ten-round bout
here tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
Jeannette Win, From CovIer

JERSEY CITY. Feb. lo.-"Joe"
Jeanette. OF Hobokcn. outfought TON"
Cowlcr. English heavyweight, in an
eight-round bout here tonight
Jeanette weighed !eG pounds and
Cowlcr, 204.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
>RESULTS OF BOXING BOUTS
iEPal Moore Shade. pnrycnr.

P5SFI.A. ILLS, FEB io.-fal Moore.
IF Me1nphis, was given q shade over
+ EarltHurycar. - Denver in their ton
,5IounH; bout here Tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
Leonard 10 box l,itchie.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Feb. 10
Benny Leonard. lightweight champion
and Willie Ritchic, former ttlehoider
have been matched for a four-round
bout here February 21. at catch
weights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
! Greb Dcfcat. urcn,,

& SNKACtSE. y. =, FEB. l0--Uarry
GreH. OF Pittsburgh ouipc.ntoa Blil
BreH9es1. OF Chicago. IN ali but one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
Mnr. Get. n..i.i.

My ORLEANS, Too 10 'Kny,u
tMarAttof Cinc!nnati Was given n de
5cisjoh over Matt Rroc. III Cl,yrIsra
At I'm end OF their Il -rouna noui
here ITO might.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
!Rantam Champion Win,

PIHFSBCRGH. Feb. lO--ln Ms arg,
ring titppearance since ne was dis.
charfH from The navy. Peto Hartmann.
bant3ftweight champion. OF Now o..
sleanAl.won a decision on points m :,
ten Hopnd bout here to-nigni g,i,n
I's6e$, Ecanlon. OF Pittsburgh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
Tfn dl.r pefent. EDDIE Ken,

q. FF1lLA DFLPRlA, Feb. l0--Iew
fend1T. the Philadelphia YiRhtweigh,
sAsiE defcared Harlem Eddie Kelly or
Rev iypTk in six-round bout hero 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

night. Tender was the aEErcssor
throughout and had the better of every
round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

and how soant her clothing may he in
winter and yet she does not die OF
exposure"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
Amt 1t Grand and Glorious Feelin' I?

AnD ToOs AevGRNooNS IS
HOSTESS AT Some OGG,CGR'S
CUB HEARING AL ABOUT
SOn,G ONES GIRL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-27
WHO DONATED RED CROSS
EIDEROOWN BATHROBES

OTTAWA. Kan, July &C. Frank
ln county /. sun mysurlcd over the
Identity of tho donor NJ ego elder.
down blturohcs which Appeared at
rHo Hcl eros, honlqulrtrrs durIns
'no war. credited to The Franklin
county chapter The first consign
mr0t ~ the expensive garments
reached st. Louis from Sew York
HuI note ~ thanks was sent tp mo
Franklin county chapter Ottawa
n,I Cross officials know nothing OF
Hnn ri'l and wrote that some mis-,
take must have been mudc. ST.
Louis replied that mo- mistake had
boon made, and thar. without fur
thor comment. any other such ship
wuUiH Wrrv iu un credited iu tho
Franklin county organization When
'Up Grmis'iDo was signed tIirTlOwu
hl'hTobes worth 5000 had been
credited 20 Fantun county and
eight months OF peace have failed
tu char. up the mystery