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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
POLICE GO FREE IF
WITNESSES STAY OUT
Judge Cole Refuses to Grant Contn-
.,.r,, IN woe& and Pilkington
Hearing After Today.
M'cRAOY DOES NT APPEAR
uosb Ho and Hing. Depended on by
state, Must Show Up To-day or
Officers VIII lie Cleared.

Announcing In open court that un-
,,.. the witnesses called into court
,,r the prosecution OF the charge OF
r,.intainlng "A gambling place,
hrourht against John Wood and
Erant Pukington, city police officers.
snnesred Wednesday the case
gg.tng the officers would be dis
missed. Judge Redmond S, Cole. IN
district court Tuesday afternoon set
lied "A brief argument between the
county attorney and counsel for the
defense As to the advisabllity OF
further continuing the case,
Thomas |. Munroe, county auor-
rev asked for further contlnu-
ancs Of the case. stating that one
witness, Mack McCrady, who was
served with a subpoena on May ),
has 90 far refused TO come into court,
and that the second witness. James
King. is now fugutive from Justice
and not likely TO appear to prosecute
tho case. Munroe said that since the
Information was returned by the
Tulsa county grand jury. upon testl-
mnny unknown to the county attor-
news office, the county attorney had
done an In his power to produce the
witnesses. and that they had failed
through no fault OF their own. In
answer TO the counsel for the defense
Attorney NJ. A. Breckenridge. who
askcd that the case be tried i'm
mfdately as the defendants are at
the present time suspended from the
po!ce department pending vindica-
ton on the charge. Munroe replied
that his office was well aware OF
the S1justlCe TO the defendants In
asking for continuance OF the case
and that any ruling OF the court
would be satisfactory 20 him. 1T was
following this argument that Judge
Cole stated that in case McCrady did
not appear in court before the close
NJ the session Wednesday the case
agalns, Wood and Pilkington would
be dismissed
The county attorneys office an
nounced readin ess for trial In all
cases set for Tuesday with the ex-
cepion OF the charge OF murder
against Robert Mcintyre. In other
cases set for Tuesday, counsel for
the defendants showed 10 the court
that because OF absent witnesses. the
cases were not ready for hearing ex-
cspt on conditions which would pre-
vent the defendants from obtaining
Just trial.
The case OF Hubert Helborn and
JACK lFuNhlt WIN slfhlilk
an automobile in this city March
l. the property OF Joe Bean OF Sa-
pulpa. was continued TO Wednesday
morning. Due TO the absence Of
two important states witnesses the
case OF Oklahoma against Mcintyre
was continued TO allow the county
attorneys office time In which 10
procure service on the witnesses
Mary Gibbs, charged Jointly with
Frank Walsh and Cecil Russell with
coniolnt robbery OF f. 8. Brooks on
March l3. at which time Brooks
was robbed OF $50 and his automo-
bile, plead not guilty wednesday aft
Groom. after being allowed 20 hours
Monday by the court In which TO
plead The hearing OF the case was
set for May 20. Walsh and Russell
pleaded guilty TO the charge Monday
and will bo sentenced Saturday by
Judge Cole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

and won the personal commeOda
ton of the officer In charge ot al
recruiting In the United states since
being discharged he has been al.
rector OF publicity for the Harold
Bell Wright photoplay The oShep-
herd OF the Hills"
He has recently been appointed
for the third time as "A member OF the
celebrations committee Of the cham
berof commerce. lilo resigned his
position aH managing editor OF The
Tulsa world In 1917 to so to Europe.
where he visited tho battle fronts,
later returning to this country to en-
gage In IA speaking tour under gov
ernment auspices, at tho conclusion
OF which he enlisted In the marines
while no revolutionary change in
policy for tho Majestic is contcm-
plated for tho present at least. yet
It IN stated that several negotiations
are under way that are expected to
add much To the already enviahlc
prestige OF the. house IN the south.
west
The new manager begins his duties
with the best wishes OF hosts Of Hd-
mirers and friends and with the fun
cooperation and support OF the
owners OF the theRtcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
SALE OF HENRYETTA BONDS
HELD UP BY INJUNCTION
Special to Tho World

Special TO Tho World
HENRYETTA. Okla, MAY Is
Mayor Ira Martin and the city com-
missloncrs were enjoincd today
from further avtivity IN the sslo OF
the city water extension bonds
which was voted IN this Clyt April %.
\ temporary restraining order was
granted, returnahle on May 20 at
which time all matters viii be hoard
Tho bond issue for t2lO.0O0,
which was voted IN this city April 23.
carried hY the small majority ~ IS
votes, and while the opposition to
the issue had made various threats
of cnntesting The election and other
methods Of obstruction, II was gen
orally believed that the necessity
for the water extension was 50 ap-
parent that NO opposition would de-
vclop Public sentiment has largely
increased faNoring tho bond issue.
and many expressions OF regret are
heard that any action should be
takon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
Many Cattle Buyers
Arrire This Morning
to attend Big Sale

ScNonty-tivc OF tho best known
buyers Of hlooded cattle In tho
west Will arrive in Tulsa over tho
Katy railroad at O'Clock this
morning to attend the hlg kramer
Suppes-Croshlc sale this afternoon.
Tho stockmcn are coming here In
special train from lIillsboro,
Texas They viii remain here
through tho day and will leave
on their special a. II O'Clock to-
night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

during these four years with more
devotion and belief than the name OF
Wilson, Today the picture et-ihe
peace bringer. rs the world pictured
him, is pnling beside the dark forms
OF our Juilcrs 10 one whom. Premier
Ciemenccau, Frenchman, recently
wrote The wild beast has been put
in cage with bread and water but
is allowed TO keep his teeth. while
his claws are hardly cut"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

slavery are to be extorted--this book
must not become the future code OF
law
The world has ono again ylost an
illusion. The nations have In this
period, which Is so poor in ideals.
again lost belief what name on
thousands OF bloody battlefields. in
thousands OF trenches, In orphan
families and along the despairing
and abandoned has been mentioned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD N0lSES7
TRY THIS

II you are growing hard Of hearing and
iceS OALArrhAi Da>fneNs or II you have
roaring rambling hIssinH noise. Ia yoai
sArt 10 70 your drpgTst sud get oune.
OF Parnint idosble strength and add 70
n y plot Of hot water and sHittls gT~h-
ulAtcd sugar Take / tAblsspooniBl four
times . DAY
This will ofisn brnE quick rslisi from
the di,trsaAinr head nois~.. CIosEsd pos
trtit should opsn. breathing become easv
and the uueua stop dropping into ths
throat II Is easy 70 prepars. oostA ! sus
and n pleasant TO take Ahyons Who 10
Ihru&tsDad with Catarrhal DeAfnsaa o. vhs
has had noi.as should sivs this pEessrlp-
tion q lrssl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
HUNSR EJECT AND
SEND FIFTH NOTE
CONTINUED FRoM rAug ONE

deliberations Bare life is what we
must have for our land and nation
today while everyone feels a throt-
Ting hand at his throat.
Let me speak without tactical
consideration. The thing which is at
the base OF our discussion Is this;
The volume OF which 100 sentences
begin Germany renounces' This
dreadful and murderous volume by
which confession our own 'unworthi-
ness, our, consent to pltiless disrup-
uon, our agreement to helotry and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
Vail Street Made
This Man a Thief

his aissfacc The ke s,saard h5
tnok uH r1hhsry and hursia oais
afi,r a. had ioss an raaic ~ g. aal
'et him pa his mnhor. WaH re,l
rhen 81 de lafed. ~ btean sfea,Iua
FROM fhe re~ rlsh. nfter from 'ht
ppor Palmer Sold ihe police h, hsa
srn COO many erm mss committed ~
aaud fhe ~-ialss of-she la~ So 'rs.
ff'nnr4 - haYInr done 5 ghfne ~hil \
= hnnefeh.e csnparcd ~Hh fA.rrs
Nhich soceis iauis - crmmcndahl,
-lch 49, sIsrliawen. uatsrf.d sfoek erH
isssI|ur efih bonds and 'nrssmenis
Mha' : tid 2 vsl pev for 81 a't
AsAei Z he ~oali have been 81 81
had hr roffrn away with the gems b,
e. vtred. rDsrAin'a. aren't he men
mo have kru fholaand- sueasInl fr
fhe i.ieae.. happy aren't ihs women
vho wear rel,s~ fhaf ~olis bu, eir,hs.
ier p houe9 workinV women ssrps
sren the factory enfi1ytrs vho "a
Iir ~ iahnr ~ nffls gaiiiar.a. nan.
% fr The Young man haa lf-
's.asua show .nF he had had 5 an.rr-.
sly eduafrn a uss h.s purpose.
~ sod. "a use ere -'oion rsefr =
= 'oundafion for a seoond foriaae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
OR SHELDON WANTS
FUNERALS MORE CHEERFUL

Nnihins eu de Z QuHt 90 hfaIhrn
IN ~ afno u uNf f4Heai ra Hna
fhu a., Char. A. shl sun hsa ftf
- o. tanrl sa far aiHf rnafnI As.
nersis rhr aeuai a.a 81 D hh
sapif al fumfsi - hatt s saa
sins ere nlo-i aff.- lns son. il. raa
b. iUand and |hfn hste fh. af.a.Ir
eisn g'nan hafun as h. ftHl -
the rrsf. eiuektn nm d. Nhf
dome ldea ~ Nhai unsrai hoald he
h.s Whsn i.o ntn SIS n
iif io snE ihs mns stHHa. aul I
pmphani souE n h0 afmn hnaa NH
dIu, isr iaean ~ s'fiof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
rsApras rAse n eesr rowhs

Nafeas C.T 40. Apiai if 1as
insrafy fh. tuens ,ighih annnsi
f-asie essens 90 trls of fhe Dhaussf
of t'ommnr0e ~ Kansas tny. whFh b
ncis'ss a sup n oa.hrs. May p
sako ln main 6 fae bes cli,s aad
towns ~ fhe kanFas Cas- trade itrsl
Hnfy Thrrs cymmsf.,. ~ IN Chsm
l'rr ~ temmerfs apps aisd iar' Jan
uars fa elsts fhrce fn.s bls rua ~
.. fh. eN|rory s. erlal- ,hos psf-
failF fho ssun iutinersr e fsfh
made is shalee ~1th0ai kno~i.-dre -
fhc dete ons - the - her t~n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
fImhiishea ln TIE palt Leader al l
il ~ 81. 1879
NOTICE or APPLICATION poa Az
polsrnIXr or cUhniks

u County couri ~ 7is2
state ~ UkiahuFnn iofan Cauntt es
IN. sfafr 81 90 tishoH.a Ia fhs fsfa
iisss and nso - EIu - Iaaqu. 'ine
krnsff mium
fou arr bsresf nnfei ihsf fsn
ol4on nelf hls fisi |n CO.. tsaifI aa
spPiicafion ior fhs al1esuifisff ~ atla
Fsnchsn Reid. a. r1anilan ~ fas w.
son and s.i.ie - sld laoqaeI ne A..
nef = uanpr and fhaf eaid aari.ea
iion ~iii b. hoard 81 flae euaff r1pa
- sald stan ~ fhf nd daY - AIr.f
ie.+ ~ nlne oflus A ~ 81 ahlea
iine yoa may appear snd nos faas.+
y any yaa hass. @hY sal1 nleafeaf ABn
sisoult NJ o. afane
Wines ny hand sHd fhs ssal -
sai1 coas 81 Dufhfis in sid raunfF
iilis itih daY nf Arri Isfe
A ~ nOlFs.
fsEkLf feanfg Jadre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
MUST MARRY TO
LEAVE THE ARMY

s~ans uAiahon,a fafwsf Al stni'
fanetcn eto sIia ~ ss.n in sh,~gA
and s,rn "a a. f-la fram ias fall's
grrs etNi = ansh.e a. 81 tnsle sam
10 ~ hin - hssk to - isrm and
gssi ~ use fafm s1n pnsse.s ssiaed g
s@see ~hAh ars osne a. sses~s ief
~sns cf ass fiats mas has ne mts .
fos ane a. hste wsei a. fsihsf and
,nn hsv re- nmtlf o~n = ~h.ls a.
ysy ~ ~e~isfr isrms fof ihsi fsason
b. oant mskf ihain a. alhfm,n ana
shss m ~ u.4a hls tnAncial = slsi
sncs iis oni, sharcs ~ rfifns his
ll- harrp T. 80 est msarisd meke an
ailosmenl io hn afsas and then -
tHicn hr g on dtl~nasns, xfssar.lr
ne~ pf,isi NiA pernN Nm - ao
ihas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy II You Know DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets

fhe secret of teeping young " 10 sesI
vcsng = 90 d. tins you nnuzf Sz11h yrtr
hsrr and byscls = there's no necd u
having . szliow oomp&exion - esrk rings
und<r your eyrs - pmrses - q hili0us
took N your face = cull eycs With no
sp&ri1e- Your oocfur VII tel you ninrty
pcr cent of I'll slckness ooEscs from ln-
scfiye bc-tis ard hvrr.
D.. Ed1srds . vel kno~n physicias
h O1in pcrfocicd . >eHzzhle CON-
cyrn1 mixed with Give osl % scf On
nse liver and Dowti1 which be gave 70
ks patents for y-zrA
Dr.. E1xar1s' Owe Tatfrfs. fhe pstufi-
tzss fw c<iornsi. are eenfi< IN their scfioa
- awzys stcC1iye- Tbey brinr stoslf
thef exubcrsnCs ef sp-rit tsst natural
b1oyxncy which .horld b enioy-f ~
essryone. hy foninz up fh- liver and dear
snz The tystem of irnpur1t<A
You U1n knov D-. EczzrdS Olive Tab
brfs ~ ff<-r nsiFr oar. IDc ard z5c g<s
tsA Al crpsgigs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17

N"fHff"N ~ wv"
bY ln0ai application a. ftrf rlnna
rnafh fhs az Hrasfd portion nf fhr "a
thrf" p nHiY one Naf t0 fure fatHfh
hal deafnssH and ihaf .a hf = fon.lI.
iuiional remedy Catarrhal H.afiir
i eaussd tY ~ infiamed condition uf
ihp mucous ininF ~ fhr EasiafhiaH
Tube When fhis fuhf Is |nf'amti fna
hafe fnnIbl'ne sound or |maffrlf
bearing ard when 81 Sc entirely fiuaf1
Deafness a. fhe rseuif I'nlDas fhf IH
fiammnflun ran D. ffduffi and Il'a
tube RESTORED 20 Ne normal condition
hearing vlil D. DESTROYED forever
Many cases ~ daafneFs nrr rauasI -
oaiarrh. whI,h II an infamea rand
ton - % muevHa snffsra flsI
tsiaffh Medicine acts fhfu ftr h'nsI
On IN mDrpus suffau.a - fhf afsIsff
We wsH give ons ilHndrDd nHiiaf
for any eaNs - tHiarfhaf n~Hfnfss
fhsf sanno' hs cured 81 iiails a.
iarfhai Medicine Circulars ffre Az
bfurelsiH Taf
y LsiirNFY C0 roisfn d
NfsT gITnniF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
HAVE YOU A
b-A-O COLO?
Relieve Il With Dr.. Bells
Pine Tai Honey

A. you eoIrr io iei & stick and
bs~orrf 4 chronic condition
% course nof' SCI when fnl know
ypu have . preparation ist ~ Bells
Pine Tar Honey 70 loosen t 10 and
80 allow Mature tc rit fou oi it
Tht first dose 49, produce rrafi-
fyirr rcsulfs The second and thlrc
wln convince sou fhat Dr Bells Pine +
Tar Honey j. sr erf ny o. a cold
Ths lreIarsflCn .f SECOND io none
Tor lts soothing relieving effects
Coughs la grippe. h-0rchifis. asthma
can rat Withstand an aifark ~ s'r
1.c stc ard s. ne
Belle Pine Tar Homes. Economical -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17

ffs one end - rule aioai ne ~ ,
81 ~ pafrha~ea amma' and ihs ON 3
.l..F IN. an,mei ~ iha sadd.a M
snda ihs hof@s homr ~Hh "a q ihf
crrfer b,.ins led urss. che heraf
s,-ems io undrfsiand and sio~s aov
arctrlanEl' n0i he aiNaye maipiaina
fhf lsaa in racs and neYcr fail.
fo rss home with IL ghafFe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
THE KIND OF BOTTLES
THEY REALLY WEnE--M0T

A. ii fsar.pld boy. ,afvd % fan
hiiItou ksaaas. seus 81 "a 90 lr
shoa ihs o'hsf .ssss..2 20 eco
rCharin ctlpin ln ihe Trrnsh
~ 49, laf ,uisfl' amae-l bt ~.
oonlc hsfa unique M fhui ~ 81 a.
ina tpuifa bi hoidinf sheen ua AMI
sllu~lnf fhf head io b. binsn 90
b. .nemt ehelv and uar d.ssrIb
inr fhr = o. ~ hss mrh.r
-whsnsfsf b. wanted io os,sn D.
csfthu tieffI. bsnan en- ius
a cafcbap hyifls sfhood fh
Blvh.r
On. wsai maefe > wa~ns : cafshup
hrsiie. -s.f ihe bof maYb, q vac
ehie santt btssle7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17

A fine ieobiug baa of t,oilrr ai-
crss. sgss fersu9 osio manhood. fas
arrssied fn San Fura $50 ere ,hf-
das Or entering ere r.om So 8 wt- i.hF
woman IN san Francesca lrfr ~
~ and f'eannr nears ST. tefH nW p
~ e.amonae snt e.ears Nf gave DIS
name a. Richard Palmer hu- lerlIrrt
81 can vhe- hh fafher lfed ss ~
did no wa 20 lnto,t, a. famf a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
un orka oprns
pnfrnisAns oFric1 atsr

i..ife in nfaun mg ffisnds ard
fHfHt UaImn. lhtf having seesa ~
NaHih. "a fHe veterinary snfls of ne
lHf#i afes snnf ant havinf bssa
lIs HhrHi / am aailn tatk Ia tluth
re ahfe hafe arenaa a. nfflrr a.
fi ltH iiaHlan sfrnue ths oii
fsaHhH Hfn wIi hs wia,. ~ .ev
fnf m m 0H fhsnfs sna pafrap-
flfanf 90 Hstrff usau. - Y ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17

opan = ths aflsl Ia... - fhs .ti.
pnpr, e nasfr t.sf rfsss ln iaaat
parts 81 Asia A ha dafs 4Hn fa
no~efs tsFs lsilen 80 ihs piauis naa
81 fhfauah fhe gells Ia fte an.fnaaa
ani a,ats nfla fsfs Is its pappi hsaa
oui ~ fasas eafs . mfsf laIes a.aes.
~aifh dries info e bfsen. aflfsy paste
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
No WAR LETTERS
TO A LONELY GIRL

fnnf NHslf htusls tiif Eifl and
4n f.fsaH haH nftlf Hffahef ia ihe
mafnrN Ffanee ffau shem ~he hss
H HHHi Ha nsf. ilsH a ysaf. lossH
..a.aa its eeDk unit lht anifA eswh
ef f.fsi AH fosa #tfed NV iife f.en
sfai dtstssn,irnsf a. ihsff srf'list q
IS animhlE nta a. fo0m ihr frAfh 10
t ntf he Hlfaiaus mti.an.ifinn -
sfnf HaH in aHl ffum ~ ssps.il.
faHa1 iaftu has lnn'eifd sa mueh
ulef anf a.rNe - fhH psopls aa m"
IaN ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17

r.ds sln bs fsttlssl af ftf fIi
risfk uffae uu AS fe o'fiues ~
April zsfh 1919 o. ihs rlnsirseii,f
- q eoner,.fs sIfsualk adlsaflfT 30 !
81. astnl 1914 - -. san Piaus sna
-. lfcaflons - fie sf iae ai.ofs -
fler
Tt1e funIritss arafs ffasrff - rEff'
- r.lesf any - 81 bsds
nrO f. sSDFHRON.
cty Ciet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
cur r-iS QUIT IS woRrn
MONEY

DON'T Niss THIS ca ouf ih|s
sAp % lose eliA se a. foiey A -
1>E Shofusid Ave- ChIoaro ~ wri
inr your name and address eleafii
You elli reos.te ~ return q friai paes
are eania'nlne foieys Honey and Tar
tainlnf roisss Honey and Tar Com
COMPOUND. iog eoafhs. toids and erpap
Fol~y kidney Pills aud Fol.s Caihafi. e
Tablets Sold sFsrsWhsr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17
THIS HORSE TAKES
THE STOCK HOME

When = hr.s 81 knsu nr. ga ls
M shiy Auuufng ouf upned - J &
narere 8 klugfntrr sour'Y sirck
dtaler. o. rsry usefai 20 rim When
~ Rurarw burs 3 cow. a efesr ~ a
csf. mlle~ away tran hlf rsnrh. h.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17

The Ns~ foft TyTaffapa rn.on
bsid a ~fiei0y" eeiebrafion feestfif
- oonmemorafe fhe making ~ Nes
York q iea ~ cent reespagef city
They have q nenbership 30 ofsf sage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17

cfeai 1ifnaln has ofef g. 0oe hnoI
and shoe ~urkers. al - whom are
nos employed On faii time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-17

Eot CArAppls ~ 80 ra.e. fhfasf
u tteHsfh. fsoels aad fi0ft a. eais
-frans. a. ~Ire a. tale fla.af'a safss
oanla t a = ADICAI CORE
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

Day, Robinson, Kerr, Lyons, Miss Jos lin one pair each.
 Sweaters-Mrs. Jack Day four; Mrs. w. A. C. Baldwin and Mrs. w. w.. Council, each; Mesdames Bratton, Kerr, Flames and Sapiro, two each; Mesdames Rosswog, Lou Smith, Brock and Miss Lemon, one each.
 :* # #
 Announcement of Red Cross Appeal to
 People This Fall
 Appalling conditions in the countries of eastern Europe, imposing on the American Red Cross obligations addi- tional to those assumed during the period of the world war, and the con- tinuance of activities in connection with the already outlined domestic pro- gram of the Red Cross, makes neces- sary an appeal to the people of Amer ica for further funds to carry on the work for the relief of humanity.
 It has been decided to make this ap- peal in the autumn, in a period of two weeks eliminating on the eleventh of November, the anniversary of the sign ing of the armistice-a season when the American people may properly give manifestation, through contributions to the Red Cross, of their thankful ness for deliverance from added hor- TOTS of the war which have fallen upon nations less fortunate.
 At present the American Red Cross is bringing to close its activities in the countries of Western Europe, and with the withdrawal of American troops from the war zone it's work for the army abroad will end auto matically. Disaese and suffering of the most heartrending character, how ever, are calling for relief in other fields. The new international organi- zation of Red Cross societies is prepar- ing to deal with relief and health pro-
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Because of the fact that production activities discontinue in the local chap ter for the present, the Red Cross News Notes will no longer appear.
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 Surplus equipment of the chapter will be disposed of in the near future. The committee named were Henry Wolking, Mrs. w. w. Council and Mrs Jack Day.
 Two hundred and fifty refugee gar. ments consisting of petticOats and undervests for six and ten year old girls will be shipped to headquarters on the Alameda. A shipment of knit ted refuge garments will also be made. In this box will be found twenty-five sweaters for children, thirty-seven pairs of stockings, ten mufflers and two shawls for old ladies.
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 The final effort made by the local chapter to help clothe the refugee children was responded to by Mes danes Council, Bollinger, w. J. Nc Donald, M. Finkelstein, B. l.. Harwood, Sapiro, Tracy, Cochran, Fursman, D. Phillips Frank Cox, Slater, Sophia Scott, Cunningham, Rockwell, George Walker, Sullivan, the Misses Lemon and Rosenblatt. One hundred and sixty garments the result.
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 Inasmuch as the spirit of co-opera- tion has been lax during the past several months and in order to com plete the allotment and that it might not be said of our chapter, because of any lack of endeavor on our part, "I was naked and yet clothed me not, ninety garments of the allotment were paid for in the making.
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 Answering the appeal for refugee knitters the following responded:
 shawls-Mesdames Bartley Howard and Jack Day.
 Scarfs-Mrs. w. J. Mcdonald, two; Mesdames Maillard, Lyons, J. L. Smith, Funk, Buck Miller, Sophia Scott, W. H. Chase and Miss Evange- line Church, one each.
 Stockings-Mesdame Nels Ander- and V. G. Vance, six pairs each; Mrs. Charles Rosswog, five pairs; Mes danes Tom Donohoe, Henry Maillard, four pairs each; Mrs. Arthur Holt, three pairs; Mesdames Brattain and Bollinger, pairs each; Mesdames
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

The Daily Times job plant is we'll equipped for all classe of con- mercial printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

Home portraits of quality. Agency Cordova drug store. Scarborough, pho' tographer. A4-tl
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

The best and quickest route to f'a1r- banks and interior points. Burgess Karstens Auto Line, Chitina, Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

Prices are coming down. So are our ham and eggs. Now 50 cents at the City Bakery. 2-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

blems throughout the world in future years, but there are immediate emer- gencies which require the aid of the agencies already established. Fore most among these agencies is the American Red Cross. At present emergencies are being met with all the resources available, but it is apparent that the imperative calls for assistance for the next year or more will make additional funds necessary
 It is anticipated that the generous heart of the American people will re- spond to the appeal to the full extent of the needs that will present them selves.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

The anglers all say our fishing tackle gets the big ones. So line ur at the Northwestern Hardware Com
 pany. F''
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14

Best coffee in town at the City Bakery. z'o'