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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

bs glad to tell you h' f.I'H uf 90
according lo my poor inception
The perfect Mss depends upou 40
simple act. however exceptional iht'
art may be Soul AMI soul muH'
lhrrr br who shall perform fhv
higher fuuCHuuH pugk. su loo speak.
urr rarcr .Eaflunda uf pleasure.
They vl boz ubur uUur"d.
these two the zelf-amr lauEuurs
must roGscpH them both tho same
nice sens" cffccJr An equilibrium
there must be-. which he balance OF
a breath might we'll destroy Such
b. a kiss There may be contacts.
understand me in which tho moro
finely adjuFttd balances are lacking
Il nave known NJ many such but
tho ki-H suprrfnr, in all the thrills Of
us responsive tTvuulatiuns and
dewed ecstatics and yielding uuself-
isN warmth All. child Of Romance
row precious a gift. aid how
memorable
Miss CassinellI being q talented
musician. says she has thus been in
splred to set lhe rhapsody to music
In a k1s symphony
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
G. N. c. TRUCK COMPANY
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 7

VI Th1mpaon. who has been ,hc
general ttl,-mnnugor fur me cen
rral Motors company for tu" past
five year, purchased "a" on.iro in.
tcrcsts o. The g. aud II Motor com.
plny and changed the name to thc
q VI. g. Truck company Of Tulsa
IN Mr. Thompson Tulsa vii. uui
n man whose word i- Js good "a,
Ais bond. Ilc Intends tD pu' the
= ". g over on a large scale ami Co
start or right Ellf- two l'u u-t.u
trucks ON Nis first opening day fo
tho FRY Dru.inE company from th"
Dsago
Besides the q. VI. G. fru t 'ii- Tho
FIRMS rudoayor 'o carry the War
ucr trailer trailer that hJ' proven
its worth throughout tho oil fields
Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
FUND IS INADEQUATE
Money Not Provided to
Maintain All, Retain
Ones Needed.
PROBE OF MURDER WANTED
Congressman Curry, Who
Tells Plans, Reveals
Another Killing.

Is wASuINGTON Nur no a. of
tho air folds ln tho United -stcr
with tho exception u' luur. along
mo Mexican hrrls. ars f. Do. tom
porarny o'ofed All arms tu.r. and
machines vii, poo rom ,nru|.1 o..
those kept opeu E"prraau'1'I,'
Charles 3, Cury ~ California le'
this be known today following o con.
ference with General mitchell or fhr
army AR service Th" raumn fur
ihis action no ei'I a tD, .no arm,
appropriation BIN failed fu provide
iundH auI men tn ko'p III fields open
during the present ttur Those
contiguous iO the border must Dee
maintained. he said because of the
uncertainty In Mexican affairs.
which might uccoHsilltp complete
blockade of The border Whiuh could
best be maintained by airplnnes
Curry after talking with General
Mitchell. called ON senator Fail and
asked complete inycstigation or tho
murder of nm American citizen
named Whiteford and NE brutal
treatment ~ his companion, named
Lamb, both CHllforulanH A. r..
suit ~ tho request the Pan suhcpm
nitteo on Mexican affairs viii probe
The murder thoroughly Curry TO-.
day gave further details NJ THIS ou'
rage a. follows
These two Americans were taken
away from the Rosa Maraaa mIuo
and held for ransom over 10 900
pesos were sent for ransom with the
fuil knowledge OF all tho generals
and other Mexican Officials In that
part OF Mexico, but theHr' army meu
and officials made no effort 10 cap
ture ihe so-called bandits
Mrs Whiteford mortgaged her
home In Los Angeles and sent down
$1,000 and yet her huFhand was
brutaliy murdered Before they
killed him the bandits sent a FINGER
now and then. cut from his hands,
10 back up their demands for moro
money.
''Tho oregon came down and
anchored within 30 miles of where
these men we're held but no ono was
allowed ashore when she sailed
away the bandits killed WhitetOrd
by cutting him open with knife
and roplnE his body To lamb. who
was tied 10 tho dead man Tor -
hours before he WAS tuuud,
"Lae11IbRd two fingers gone from
sither HIND which were sent IN bv
messeNgors who carried them IN
bottles
"All the Mexican officials knew
these men wers being held because
agents from the miners went 10 the
bandit camp and tried To induce tho
bandits 20 release Whteford and
Lamb. The ngents made this trip In
an qu'omohllc,
fh l~s made affidavit to all
1'ls before the American consul AT
Mazattan, and the state department
received the report two months age.
The destruction of property along
the Southern Pacific railroad IL un-
helievablc unless one sees a. Car
TanEa officials are ~ the bottom OF
every outrage,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
WHEN DENVER SELLS BACON
DEALERS MAKE HEAVY CUT

DENVER Nug ls .-Ur tine eve .f
tho entry OF the city of Denver into
tho rctaii bacon business. dealers to.
day announced sweeping IvduHiious
In that commodity Where stores
previously have been getting 90 fn
20 cents % pound. today bacon
could he purchased az a6 so and
3el y cents U pound
The rIiE Ou MONDAY morning u"Et
will sell 30 600 puuuus COZ bacon rIrN
chUsed from 90, wpr department 100
am effort fo curb h|ph pF.lr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
ERZBERGER IS DEFIANT;
DECIDES TO HOLD OFFICE
nv II, Associated rr,"

nv Ire Associated ptsss
NEtMAR. Aus 10 Matthias
Erzbergcr, vice premier aud minister
OF finance. In sharp reply 30 der
man uationallstE. declared today 30
was his intention 10 remain 300 Of
fico az long aS n, had the confidence
Of The majority of tho national as
semhN llo denied Niai any minis
tcrs VI tho rev regime. vino have re-
tired. have received pensions. saving
that ON he contrary they have brru
obliged tu refund part OF their sal.
aries Herr Erzbcrgrr declared that
"A forced loan was an economic iw.
possibility aud added tha' 10 fNr rn-
tcpir should CAS- Co WN. possession
OF GcrmunyH Industries widespread
distress wouII resu'l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
FINED $40 FOR CUTTING
HIS HAIR ON LORDS DAY

UpNrDN. Aug 10 ~ cost Jacob
Rudku uf MatRp1u SO iD the Dor.
chester court fur irving fu cyado tur
rules uf the h1ihyrg union aud earn
extra money hy cutting hair az his
homo uu sundays llo was found
guuty OF violating 'nr IoriH day
laws and WAS fined $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
Standard Oil Employees
Get 10 Per Cent Bonus
TO Meet LiUiHg Costs

BAYONEE. y. j.. Aug. lG-
The Standard on company ~ Scw
Jorsoy and tho TiieWator com
pany announced today thlt a 10
per cout bouug would bee given 90
al their employee. except those
on salary. tu help them moot the
high cost Of liyIug rho bonus IN
10 continue until mo cost " liNing
o. reduced The Standard ON COM
pauy has 10000 wage cIrucrs and
ih" Tidcvn'gr company a.20o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

government in Lrtyia 20 grant I,e'-
stl citizenship TO soldiers who dc
sire ll
Tho German government warns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Pcgg' lIusu'. Miss Oldun got
searching eyes,
'Bct'y We'll, I don't wonder az o.
t'nc's been looking for "a husband for
% NC'TN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

N't allies agaI1E' .ncrrl.... ..
present possihilIur8 u' fri....
I"'Nla by ovcrsi1N ulfU.us.. t,
the German troops
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
u. OF P. SECURES
CAPTAIN WHARTON
Former Delaware State
Senator Will be Field
Director Of Athletics
HAS DONE NOTABLE
WORK DURING WAR

An addition 10 The Department OF
Physical Education at the University OF
Pennsylvania, win De made in The per-
son Of Captain Charles NJ. Buck
Wharton, % NJ. who viii take up his
duties as assistant to Dr. r. TAFT Me-
kcnzie in The fan.
Besides assisting Or. Mckenzie in
making physical examinations. Captain
Wharton's principal work Will be as
field director OF athletics.
In securing the services Of Captain
Wharton, The University has acquired
a man with a national reputation in
athletic matters. iie is widely known
as a football coach and player. and in
the matter or line coaching. he il
reputed uncScclled by any.
Al The entry of This country into the
war, Captain Wharton volunteered ia
the navy and IN conjunction with Wal-
Ter Camp perfected and introduced the
present system OF physical culture and
setting up exercises. Later he was
transferred 10 The aviation section OF
The army and visited the various avia-
tion camps throughout The country
where he installed a system OF ply
sical culture. lie is now engaged in the
reconstruction OF wounded sol
dicrs al New York hospital.
Captain Whart0n's home is al Dover.
Del. and in 1917 and 1913 he was a mem
Der OF the Delaware State senate.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
STEAMER BURNS:
FEAR life Loss
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vicbliy OF fhe burning ship when
the llfeboats were ordered on.
The passengers were transferred 20
the Baltimore and Norfolk steamers
as the lifeboais pulled-ar0und the bow
OF the burning vessel. II. II. Lewis,
former purser on the Virginia, was
hailed by three colored iiremen whose
faces appeared az portfolios and who
pleaded for help. They were absolute
ly trapped by The fire, however, anc
could not get through the portfolios
They certainly perished
Steamer csScials today are checking
up the survivor lists In Baltimore
where the officers OF the Virginia were
taken with the passenger list OF the Nlr-
ginia which was saved by the purser.
10 will be announced this afternoon
whether any casualties among the pas
sengers occurred.
The behavior Of Frank Shield. cook
and Ben Collins, walter. both c0lOred.
on the Virginia was praised by the
ships officers. Shield rescued an aged
woman, Mrs. BOlllng-from drowning
In spite Of a crushed hand. Collins as
sisted him.
Inc IRE, accofulns 70 \. =. JOiihSOni
32i Herald avenue, Richmond Hills, New
York. started AFT and he gave a brief
description Of what happened in the few
he was able 10 see Things. This /
Is what he said
"The fire bells rang and tumbled out |
Df bed and pulled on a pair OF trousers
and finally got a pair OF boots For a !
lime /. together with other male pas
sengers. helped the crew TO fight the
IRE. II soon appeared hopeless and
vas taken of in one Of the lifeboats. No |
lne saved anything Everybody lost
everything and only a few people were
lble 90 obtain sufficient clothing TO keep
themselves warm"
The Virginia was built by the Harlan
md H0llingsworth Corporation, In 1905.
She was 2g feet over all.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
ITALINN AMEmcANs WEI.

The meeting of Tie rtaly-America So
ciely IN the Italian Nelghborhobd
House last eyenipg was largely at
tended. Dr. Leopold G. Naccaro was
temporary chairman. and Mrs. W. n.
Beacon as temporary secretary and
treasurer.
Miss NJ II. A. Maiher presented a
copy Of the bylaws as complied by
her. and they were approved with
slight notifications. a committee con-
slsiing of w H. Beacon, Miss Alice
p. Smith, A. Corleto. Mrs. a. II. Berlin
and Nicholas Sanna was appointed TO
present nominations OF officers at the
next meeting, which will be held on
June 4 Ia the Neignborh0o pod House.
Miss Ella pyle played Fantasie Inn
pr0mptu Chopin and Devils Dance,
the latter being one Of hep compost
tions Frank Casper, OF Chester. Pa
Of the Department OF Community Sing
ing. sang both IN English and Italian
Harold Keats. who was 10 address On,
meeting. telegraphed that he was un.
able 20 attend. being out Of town.
The chairman announced that Maiol
] fiOrell0 La Guardla. Congressman r0u
] New York. who went 90 Italy with th'
american aviation forces. would address
! the meeting at some future cate.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24

fact that the trolleys are operating
along Market street. affordlng the cas-
lest means OF reaching the various shops
and stores along this principal thor
oushfare.
It.is quite difficult 10 make changes
in car routes, and such changes always
lead TO more or less confusion: so many
interests, and so many possibilities must
be carefully considered, that any
change in our route before being adopt
ed must necessarily have careful study.
and even when changes have been
made. they are more or less Of an eX-
pertinent and subject TO further change.
Any change IN our routes requires
costly special track work at street in
tersections, and generally some further
rearrangements Of tracks.
With the information before you OF
traffic conditions In the various cities
as named above, you viii observe that
the apparent congestion on Market
street is not due 70 trolley service
which could he greatly increased over
present schedule should it be necessary
but is caused by autos and other con-
veyances-method Of handling traffic
and parking along both curbs.
Very respectfully.
WILMINGTON AND
PHILADELPHIA TRACTION co.
Commissioner Robinson criticised the
traction company because 1t had not
submitted a report on Market street re-
asadesired. I'VE can't get them
TO do a thing we ask he said.
"Nou ought 10 be ashamed as a mem-
Der Of this board to make such a state
mentr exclaimed Mr.. Garretson, who
contended that the board had the power
10 force the traction company TO obey
its viii. A motion made by Mr.. Gar
retson was adopted ordering the trac-
tion company to appear before the |
commission on Friday. June 6. and fur
nish a detailed report in reference TO |
the rerouting Of car lines in the city |
TO eliminate as much as possible the |
on Market street.
Mr.. Higgins moved that the Street |
and Sewer Department and the Police |
Board be requested TO prohibit the /
parking OF cars on Market street, which /
he claimed was dangerous. Mr.. Gar /
retson objected 10 'butting in" on the
affairs Of the other departments, and
Mr.. Higgins motion was not seconded.
The board approved the agreement
Of tlie Diamond state Telephone Com
pany relative TO the recent increase in
telephone rates, which was that II the
supreme Court rules .he increase 20 he
Ineffective. all money received by the
company under the increase shall bo
TO the patrons Of the tele-
phone company.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
DRAFT LAW TO
STOP LIQUOR SALE
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make one-half OF one per cent the dead
line. Senator Shepherds bin would
make the chemical trace % alcohol suf-
flcent to bar.
House "drys' today were leaning to-
ward the Republican provision. They
desire definite line OF demarcation
over which there can be no quihble.
The maximum percentage Of alcohol a.
lowed by the Jones bill. they say. is 50
low as 10 exclude all the near beers"
which are intoxcanls in disguise.
'Wets." "drys" and moderates alike.
failed today 10 discover any "leoks'
under the enforcement bills.
Even patent medicines, which are
consumed as beverages in dry territory,
get a death blow from the pending
bills
They can be sold only on prescription
written by physicians Under strict per-
nit from the prohibition commissioner.
The physician will be under oath TO
make a thorough examination before
prescribing medicines containing al
c0hol. Medicines which contain alcohol
which is Of non-drinkable character are
not affected.
definition. The bill says "any person
who shall by himself or his employees
servant. agent for himselfAor any other
person, company or corporation keep or
carry around his person or in vehicle
or leave in o. place for another, any in
toxicaling liquor as herein defined, sell
or dispose OF the same by gift or other
wise. or who shall in any manner, di-I
rectly or Indirectly solicit, take or oc-
cept any order. for sale. shipment or de-
livery OF intoxicating liquor IN violation
~ law shall be termed a 'boOtegger.
And the now popular query:
"TIave you a little still in your
1ouse2" may become a dangerous ques-
tion. The bill makes IL unlawful Tor
any person 10 directly or indirectly man
ufacture. sell. transport, export. receive.
ieliver. barter, solicit or take orders
Tor. give way, furnish or possess
liquors or apparatus for making them.
/ Exceptions are made 90 bona fde
liquor purchases before the act IS eI-
,eciive.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
$4,000 in HAND FOR
CENTENARY FUND

Dr. Robert Watt. superintendent Of
Wilmington District OF the Whining
ton Methodist Episcopal Conference.
reported that today's returns for the
district. in the Centenary drive, to-
tailed $4,000. As the quota for the dis
irict is $4,000. the closing day Of the
campaign tomorrow. will see the dis
trict way ahead OF its centenary quota.
Collection OF centenary pledges to-
morrow has been made a special fea-
ture in most Of the Methodist churches
Of the city.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
RECOyERs DAMAGES.

The Industrial Accident Board has
awarded to John Spr compensation to
the amount OF s36O,5O against the Gen
eral Chemical Company. Spr, while at
work at the chemical company plant
near Claymont. on May IA, 1918. was
injured by the spashing OF some acid
in his left eye.
The case came before the board on
application Of Spr after failure TO
reach an agreement with the COM
pany regarding compensation. Hear
ing was given on April -. 1919. and
May l3. 1919. by sylvester d. Town
send. Jr, Harry Mayer and Nolley NJ
Murray. constituting the board. Lii
burne Chandler represented the claim
ant. and r. p. T. Maxwell representing
the Fidelity and Casualty Co. Of New
York. Nhe insurer of the General
Chemical Co., appeared in behalf Of
the employer
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
sL0NAK mERoEs coMING-

WASHINGTON. May q United Press
Wounded Czecho Sloyak soldiers on
their way home from Siberia are "a
tour the United States shortly. Tho
Czccho-Slovak legation announced to-
day. More than 100 heroes who have
been recuperaiing In japanese hospitals
viii reach san Francisco carly next
week. Hearty greetings VIII be ex-
tended the troops al san Francisco
Omaha, Cleveland, Pitisburg, Chicago
and New York.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
new FURNITURE
STORE FOR CITY
John G. Kane to Erect
Modern Building in King
Street, Above Eighth
AWARD CONTRACT
FOR NEW BANK

Plans and specifications for a modern
new furniture store for John c. Kane,
az Nos sii-i6 King street. have been
given out for bids by J. J. Kennedy,
architect. J A. Bader Company, C.. j,
)ougherty, Joyce and Kerrlgan, Reed
Brothers and C.. II. Tiadall are esli-
mating. The bids are due Monday
The store viii be of semi-flrc proof
construction 30 by 100 feet, two stories
and basement, with architectural terra
Gotta front 10 will be up-to-date in
every detail.
The contract for the building Of the
new bank for ahc Peoples National
Bank OF Middletown, has been award
ed 10 \. VI. Strickland and sons. OF
Elkton. Edward Candy May is the arch
sect
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
RAKER TO ANsMER cnAnGrs

WASHINGTON. May 2i.-fUniteC
Press sl.-Secretary Of War Baker is pre-.
pairing a formal reply TO charges made
by Governor Allen. Kansas. that al
legged big casualties in the 35th National
Guard division were caused by inefl-
cheney OF officers and poor laislon be-
tween infantry and artillery.
Until then Chief Of STAFF March stated
today, there viii be no reply from the
War Department.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
RESTORE FEDERAL
LABOR BUREAUS

WASHINGTON. May q United Press.)
The Federal Employment Service
would be practically restored 10 rs war
time strength by appropriations IN the
general deficiency bill approved by the
House appropriation committee today.
Failure OF the last Congress to make
sufficient appropriations for service re.
suited In a curiailment OF eighty per
cent. Of iis work.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
MANY CIVILIANS BACK TO JOBS.

During the past week, the aga Of
fees Of the United states Employment
service in this country, 65.263 men, or
63l~ Of those applying for employ
ment. were placed in positions, accord
ing to Director s. p. Doherty OF the
local agency.
During the week iO3,0I7 registered
with the service seeking aid in secur-
ing employment, $1,000 were referred
and 65,263 reported back as having
actually been placed.
or those placed 1901 were females
and 52,2i2 were males. or the male
placements i0,792 were discharged sol
diers, sailors and marines
During the same period employers
placed acquisitions with the United
States Employment Service for no.
4i6 workers.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
OUT or JAN no sIrppoRT Tors

Jalnes LonWoy. whose term on Inn
prisonment for non-support OF his chill
dren has expired, was brought before
Judge Churchman in Municipal Court
this morning. and 10 was impressed
upon him That he must comply with
the order Of the court 10 pay $40 a
weeks for his chlldren's support. lie
was permitted 10 sign his own bond
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
CONGRESS OVATION
TO SERGEANT YORK

WASHINGTON. May "a United Press
The House halted It's debate today 20
stand and cheer for Sergeant Alvin O..
York. the Tennessee elder. who killed
% Germans. captured 1872 and cleaned
out bunch Of machine gun nests as
one-day job.
As York came into the gallery Rep
resentative Hull. Tennessee, introduced
him as "the man whom all the COM
manding generals recognize as having
accomplished the greatest individual
feat Of the war" York stood at atten-
tion during the demonstration In his
honor.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
SMALL BOY BUILDS
BONFIRE NEAR STABLE

lanes Binsley. aged II years. living
n the vicinity Of the Consumers' Ice
md Coal Company stables at Fourteenth
md Union streets, was arrested Dy the
police yesterday afternoon on charge
III disorderly conduct. The boy. VINO Is
small for his age. kindled a bon fire IN
a pile Of manure at The stables and the
flames ignited the stable. The fire was
extinguishcd before any serious damage
was done
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
WANTS HER CHILDREN,
BUT EVADES COURT

Because OF The failure or the de-
fendant 10 appear in court. The hgbsas
corpus case Of John p. Siauncr against
ms wife, Mocie =. S.auffer, was con-
tinued until next saturday morning by
Judge Rice In superior Court This
morning, and an attachment issued
for Mrs. Siauffer. Mr. stauffer asks
the possession OF their four children.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
MARKET SHOWS ,Dy,NCE.

NEW YORK, May 2i unilcd Press
Leading issues registered fractional
advances az the stock market opening
today. L. :. Steel opened at i01 up
- Baldwin. i00A. up ss: Southern
Pacific. iO9i,. up M: Anaconda. 67M,
ups; General Motors, 1854. up p.
q. $. sie. closed al iO7a. up y,
Baldwin Locomotive, 1908. up = Cen
eral Motors, i9i%. up 6A Wesling-
house, osS, Up rs, and Studc5aker,
s9's. up 5ls. L. S. Rubber also was up
points.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
BILLIARD TOURNEY covT1Nrrs

WaIIer Pats lost his game 10 Henrv
Slaughter. 100 to 9s, in the tournanoent
at Grady's last night.
Reede went into the win column
when ne defeated stevens score ioo IN
w. Before the game neither had won a
game and both battled bard to register.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
OFFICER EINps WATCH.

Patrolmsn Michael Jordan. irallc Of
ilcer at Delaware avenue and Washing
ton street on Thursday found gold
watch and pin which had been lost by.
a woman employed in the dupont Build
ing The watch was claimed by The
owner at the police station.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
CmLDREN's DAY PROGRAM.

Salem NJ 2. Uhnrch, OF Mhiie Clay
Greek hundred. will hold its Children's
Day exercises on sunday evening. at 7.i5
O'Clock. A special program has been
prepared and a number OF singers have
been engaged. Mrs. Huffman. OF Phila-
delphia, is to assist in the services.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
MAY PROCESSION AT CATHEDRAL.

held at the Cathedral tomorrow after
noon. followed by Solemn Benedictlon
in The church. The altar aud choir
boys. and sodality members will take
rhri. the girls wearing waite dresses
ani yofls
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
WHOSE MONEY is THIS.

Samuel simmer, a boy. OF No. SOP
Church street, found small sum OF
money at Fourth and Market streets
yesterday. The boy turned the money
over to Traffic Onlcer John Scott. The
money is now awaiting an owner at
the police station.
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
CITY RANKS CITARINCs.

Clearings of the local banks FOR the
week ending today as reported by The
Union National Bank the clearing
hoise. amounted 90 S3.iisGO92i. as
compared with s2.972.0i9i3 for the cor
responding week OF last year
Evening journal., 1919-05-24
ACCUSED on nan CurcK cUancr

Patrolman snyder this morning ar
rested George q. Porter on a charge OF
uitering a worthless check. Porter
VIII be given a hearing on Monday.