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ATiNe MooNsHINe

PHOENIX. June 2.-Seven gallons per day of ''Iso proof whiskey was the capscity of distillery raided late yesterday in inc river bottom near Tempe by . force of deputies from the sheriiY's once. according to their statement after the raid. George Daniel was arrested on . charge of operating the still
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URGES PROMOTION
Of NAVAL OFF FICERS
ONLY UPON MERIT
~ItKITtGA DANIELS WOULD
WITHDRAW APPIIt ATION
OF SENIORITY.


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WILL. ENTER VERSAILLES con.
GltESS PLEDGED To pEACE
PROGRAM

NEW YORK Dec 90 Japan viii
enter On, peace couieraHc. pledged to
q policy ot peace uui fhe open
door iu the Far East u the maiu-
tenauCe % which sta win welcome
the cooperation ul fEn allies. Baron
NObuaN Maxine the Japanese peace
commissioner, declared Uu DIS arr
rival here today with fellow duI.
gates. attaches Juu secretaries on .ae
way t1 France
Uis c0unty's cour-. bon beer foreign
relations said the baron. who .s
member OF the Japanese h1us, ..
peers and the advisory council oI d.u.
.1matic affairs. will hD such a- o.
ensure The mos, favorable parU.
ship with the associated powers U
lHr work ot reconstruction Ht.r.
established peace iu .Ie Orient PA.
rIpgr-1r Germany from bon F..
Eastern bases and keeping .lg u.-
c.tc open 90 commerce he added
Japan is fully in accord with tH. .I.
.les t0r O. just aud lasting Nur
peace
Baron Maxine W.U Fu t1 W..u..-.
f.u tu 0IlI on NIslOuut 1.hu tH.
.ranrsH ambassador. aUI sad. ...
g. n vIN sail January Z or .H. ...
u.4 liner Carmura .p.riIur .H
days u London before cHur t0 I.-
Ihg baron spoke eufhu.H fI0..F
Continued on Page EiehD
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WARSAW At HIGH
TENSION DUE To
Street CLASHES
az PERSONS REPORTED As KILL
I'D IN sen ERAL
RIOTS.
REDS SHOOT UP CITY.
ReyOlutionists Hold Demonstration
In Favor Of Liberation 0f Num-
ber of Intcrned Bolshevik
MARTIAL Law Exists.

NN ttaeA%tsAH"A
WARSAW. MONDAY Dec 30-
Forty-seyen persons have been killed
in the streets of Warsaw Boa couse-
quence OF numerous classes which oc-
CURED between troops and reyolu-
tionists The city is at high tension
over the shooting today ana yester-
day by the troops of Red revolution
lists who wer, holding % demon tra-
uon IN favor &. ho liberation of sey-
cral interned BolshCUkl
This is the first time tha. such
drastic measures have been taken
here a state of virtual martial law
exists with the soldiers Of the newly
formed national army and the munlc-
ipal guard pairullug the streets.
Cavalry and ight artillery are active.
and The artillery has been holding
target practice iu the outskirts oi
Warsaw. the booming ol which ls In-
tended as q warning t0 revolution
lists who are suspected of intention
90 seize the government
The arrival from posen of lEnace
paderowski who has been proposed
as president oi tho republic. has
served 90 strengthen th, hands OF
the authorities. who are passing
through anxious days and nights
Il Is extraordinary how unspectac-
ular are the street fights several Oi
which the correspondent has witness
ed I'm one instance. soldiers who
refused 90 salute fhe Red FLAG. when
josiled by the crowd opened fire. but
the rioters were uupertubed. merely
waiting 90 see who was killed ur .u-
jurcd Despite intermittent out
breaks. the customary life is going ON
and the theatres are ven pairouized
Many demonstration Boz support OF
PaderoswsN were held 90, Toscn.
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Girl Stenographer Tries
To Flirt With Juror In
TrjaI Of FiUe Socialists

Tor half ar hour IldEy Lands was
convinced that bo Dfio baI been
made tu amppr with the jury aud
th., che girls action wa. tde result
of ignorance oI court rules he o..
ie-ed fho eirI excluded from the
fu,ur sessions OF the trial and che
hearing proceeded
Victor D. Berger congressman
s'crt from Milwaukee. the lasI ui thc
five defendants to he called as "a
witness was ON the stand throushout
the day When court adjourned un
til Thursday morning hts direct ex-
animation bad not been concluded
Bcrgcr Gives I.ifc'> History.
ierEor. after giving Dis II.a his.
tory described himself as a CONSERVE.
tive and constructive socialist who
believed in accomplishing results n
lContinued ou Page rwo)
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NEW YORK LIFTS
LID To WELCOME
COMING Of 1878
EIOTlOI~ CELEBRATION HELD
Al ADVENT OF
MN YEAR.

\rby YORK; IAN 1919 Fata-
er kri...rbork,r and HI. numerous
f,r,II. ....ar nr,..n.. l, fn. .UB'. lats
Issf r..HI snd had IN entirely re-
moved .t fn. f.r, chimes. whistle.
B.u. .r. horn. ...y, r.ot1us rr,et-
Irr .. r..IuIfI. fa fHe advent of
fuf.
.rrfs. .f .r.,r walters rsII.I
..Im... H.rr.I., sf .r. eleventh bour.
3ra f.. .,,a..it. rn.t of tIrb living
,sa r. f4mu.r .r tba.r dsIsrnin-
uar d. s.I,uraf, properly Tr.,
hfrr., rVr.I .I. amf, IeW.I. rr
...arf... ...# #.. .I# H.r....F....H rH.H
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3 ? ,AR
~ !, VI o. ...
IN WESTERN STATES
RAILROAD TRAFFIC BADLY M
PAIRED B1 STORM, KEpORrS
SAY


HT AH". afrd Press
KANSAS CITY Dec sI.-A
snow storm reaching Oh blizzard 10
many places prevailed 0ulgh, from
rHrtH. h.usas .a tde suit accord
ne @. reports reaching tae local
N...... bureau.
E... traffic BOO many iocali-
t.. 1913. badly impaired hy the
storm fh. reports .d
Tr....Hueuta trains ou the
SAINT |. Rock Island and Union
T.. r..I, have hHr tied up iu
k.u. and IIe Santa F.s DlII.r.
.r.. .f.I train. a..t bound s
r.. ..rH 40 au unknown point
T. Hwe condition prevails on
.a. road. as far aufl lr s..'lwc.
...
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FOOD CONDITIONS
IN RUNANIA AND
VIENNA SERIOUS
FIRST STEAMER CAHRN sur
pITt~ FOR SERWlN~
REACHES 1ltti ~li
s1 r'H ~

NH NHa ..'
WASHINGTON. u.. Do Arrival
.f Tr.,.. .. fhe .r .i,au. .l.
uyrc .Hl gppII. ..r fho -..a.
and sending .t "a special mission f.
Warsaw to organic food RELIEF u
Poland and unufH a." Vienna q. ...
F..tIEHtp food conditions wrr" ..
Hue.f m q caE.tram received DO
... food administration today .r.m
H..Hart H Hoover af Paris A ..".
.rr ALSO .l. .H .or DU'er.f.
t... chars. d. tH. situation .H.r.
conditions 900 Vienna and aH
RumauH orra ..d fo h. d. r.....
Nr Hoover said r.pre-eri0N... ..
.. Nuut e.ptIU. uuN
H.ur switzerland stated .Htf OH.
supple. .ur fhe 600 .OUH r..r..
Austrian capital Wnu| r.f '
.. .H.H fsH DAYS Tho ,WI-. gov.
.rf fha oahlee1m said pro-
u.... fH forward at ono. N...
suppl. .u. fbe city
N. q. Eluauia ib, .aH.a.ru ..t
I. Americans and si..I minister.
.t.r. .u' %. graph.I fh.f u.t Rsr.
convinced hat The food supplies
would rH. t more cham another .H
T... tn. .t immedIlf. stops f..
rucf mu He taken if Ha country
Is not q. submerged Boa H.I.Et,.
sm
SIR Uu. cahlccram .ys
.IUa r.f entatiyC- .. f.r Vienna
murinp. now 40 Born. state fha'
food glr fCr fhe . 100000 rg
pile iu on. ity of vienna wIu no,
last NOR. an ten UtF. uWne n
tre disUr. Eati0u U. railroads 'r
Austria the sepsuuuE of Hur-
Elr. rr| cho-Sl0l siH NI"ua s
practically It OF from anN supplies
$50 .r He RolsheF A' '.tvo heeu
kept under .outrol in Nirrr. hut ad-
viC, indicate that unless Iodstuffs
can o.. n he'd Cor tfr y it VIII
boz mnI.' 90 msn 4 order
The Su government propu-IuE
to forv I at once ahn a week 81
supply De cify but NsituluOu
tCouHaued on Page FoD
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Hi\pENBt re FOE BRITISH
PATTON Oh BERLIN

LONDON no, 80 Field Mare
.Hs' Won HHdaUburr has fele-
ErlrhaI 90 German industrial mag
matte. ly.ul fHaf he would support
British occupation of Berlin ace
.Hri'ul .' @ Berlin dispatch O.. the
NHII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01

COAST FOOTBALL CAM
| Hu He....rf.H .aasa


pasadena JBIH Dec gf
Weather as nearly ideal f.r football
fa.s climate affords was u pro
"..f fHn.cHf for the meeting H.ra fu
morrow of team r0pra-enfre ff"
Marc island marines ana tHa Great
iaH.. naval static"
Nr followers NO football IH..
upon .l same a. deciding t.. r..
HUu service champ Hn rH.
much both teams "r.sI .y...I
urly bard season. without # defeat
Paw fn. ur...#.HF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01

hI Associated ITHfs
CHICAGO uee eI Effort. au
By giu sfrucEnphcr ouHIUfs. u
"a thicaEo ue paper to e,f love
note to one uf the juror. toIl. halt
ca fhc trial of the tive Socialist lead
ers charged with violation of tHe cs-
pIorage law The cirl. u Is said
bad hrDu airlug with ono OF The
lur.r for several days. ser 1hIcd a
love note and handed % to bailu
with "a request that DE- del.s. 20 20
thr juror
The hailiff reported the Incident
fo Judce Lands who stopped the
trial Co make Investigation He
summoned che lawyers and defend
au'. before h'm In bits chamber aud
laior sent Tor the riri sianogranhcr
and woman reported employed by
a Milwaukee newspaper
After Questioning tho 'euog lpher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01

4is.o..Dt. I.t.lt.. I..
.. 3"'shevi. lEa....,.at., ,ta.
ed hy Rus Ian anarchists and Buda.
pest reyoluuoniets, recently organic.
cd a demonstration in Bucharest and
attempted Co cross one ot The urin-
clpal thorouchtares The revolu-
ti0naries Urgd on the soldiers guard
ing the street The troops returned
the fire. and as O. result of The fight
ing six persons We're killed and rs
wounded The r.nElo1lors iu the af
fray were arrested ana viii be pros.
ccuted.
u.. th. u...fF.vt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01

PARIS. u-, 30 ottawa. --rIr-.
dent and Mr. Wilson arrived u
rati, thi. evening from thr.r ,i-it %.
ENGLAND
TIE stramrf brighton .u which
the presidential rarN mfdr Wa>>a-'
uf thr channel r,lrhrf talai- f
90 90 u'cllitk and WH- url Hmr,l Ht
Grurral Ditto tn governor af allies
thr uiurUrs commanding fht ulihri
ha-f- Hnd rrffs7~snf HfitH- Hf ihr
municipality The rr,-,idrHf lef GO
rafi- af u'tlatA ht .p,.lai ualu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01

; Florida De lme "dry o.. mid Z
; mllt tou ht with OBJ, taking Z
; effect of .ue recently adopted {
aw.UlmD 10 the state .0nsti-
tuition m .ng sale Wanutact- &
, ure 0r O. porfatiou NJ liquor Z
, or beer ..l wines Illegal and =
} pr1udlnE heavy penalties for Z
iu.cXicat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01
EUROPE NEEDS ALI
l. : PORN POSSIBLE.

WASHINGTON. Dec al.- Europe
need. every pound of pork that can
hr shipped from tb. United States
rofnr. next July said q clhleeran
rg ".FDi today at th. food admins
trsNou from Herbert g. Hoover 90
Paris
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01

ha
Cor trr af nuI
H.v . tne s ny
..i. 1u r
moan Hl.. aI,t
uumltI.u OF Gcrmarv's military
Ca'1ue. was when the hirr COM
mar1 ut an order to hin on the
v,a'.m front Co man telephone
with 900 officer OF tle personnel
The only troops in the Interior of
Germany the prince added when
tha ro.eu, trouble started we're re-.
placement batt7lous of young. un-
trained men who were easily cons
terminated hy UoIshoyik doctrine It
was hs 0uIu.oH hr asserted that
This would uof have happened n
HD u'1 time German officer had
ueru commanding
Tho prince concluded m. inter
Wow bv saving that sixty thousand
German officers had lost their lives
au.IrU 'ho war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01
BALANCE OF POWER
PRINCIPLE IS MUCH
DISCUSSED IN PARIS
WILSON'S THEORY DIffEltS
CONSIDERABLY FROM
CLEMENCEAU'S.
PRESIDENT IS AGAINST It
French Premier Declares In Speech
League ~ Four Great Nations
Would Have Prevented
War.

HF A.f"rIatia ffaA
PARIS. Dec 3l.-The declafa-
zion made ay PRESIDENT Wilson IN
rIs speech 40 Manchester Monday
against balance oi power among the
nations e regarded In high Ameri-
Iu quarters here as a direct re.
uuJor u the speech OF Premier
n.emarc.tu IN the chamber %
IapuU. u which be- declared his
support .t the balance OF power"
ie. rH hts purpose to make IL his
guiding thought 10 the peace nego-
Hlr.r
NH...r 20 was intended 10 be so
u.f known. bui the president
...H coming within % hours at-
..r ... Of tho premier has led "a
o. contrast between the two declara-
.uu .harp'y defining two oppos-
u. Rno.nts on thg subject OF
H1.r. af power among the ma
.0rs
TEXT Given out
9th. .tuaI copy OF the premier's
H.... .n sunday niEht now Ia
H.... and gives the following
reference on this subject.
.-r is au old system which
Hn.rs condemned today and 20
F..h do not fear % say that I
rnan faithful 40 this moment
Countries have organized .he de-
.rs. rf their frontiers with tho
...ssarg elements and the balance
& power ' Great disorder
broke ouf ir the chamber az this
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PRUSSIAN PRINCE
ADMIRES FIGHTING
Of j. s. SOLDIERS
CARL DECLARES THEY ARE
UNEXCELI4ED IN SHOWING
DISCIPLINE.
LIVES IN OCCUPIED AREA
Appears Not to Realize Indignation
Caused In america Through
sinking ol Lusitania-Sur-
priscd at Germans.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
or OCCUPATION, Monday. Dec.
30.-n talk recently with an
American army officer. Prince Carl
0f Hoheuzolloru lieutenant general
aud commander of the 4Sth Land
Werr Brigade who rs living In the
urou occupied by the Americans.
said that n 400 bis thir}-two years
experience Ben fUa army ha never had
seen luyWhcr. oldiers of better
discipline or who behaved better
than the Americans
The prince who is member of
d non r,.Euing house ot the tlohen-
z0IIow family according Co the
American officer appeared NOT To-
rlal. the indignation created in
tho United States thrOuah the s.nk
inE ot iho Iusitan.a aud expressed
surprise when he was told that
colohra. ions were reported 90 have
taken place boz Germany and medals
awarded to che submarine crew
when the bIe Cunard liner was
sunk THE prince said personally
ho diHuurored OF subr arine war;
fare and bombing boy M ns 0f air.
planes Ue asserted Germany
should nor have started .er suhma-
-nc warfare without Boz" g certain
Do would stand.
Prince Carl said he rcr tied that
tho German propagand iu The
United stat had been rried ont
In what De- termed such a clum
manner Germany he declared
should have started her 0paganda
ON larger scale nd sp', million
of marks instead of thou nds The
greatest fault with Germ nys dip
lOmacy b. added, was e pcrsis
ie,,' a'e~-~--a 80 e. ~ "lancf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01

SALT ..h. .f|l. Dee
T.. .H..... H.H.. eypDrisue Iu
fh. section f- "ltcr vas .e.s.
f.... a-f He HI early ..It.
Continued -rrfu rasr or
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PRESIDENT WILSON
RETURNS TO PARIS


PARIS. u.s. 30 -t'rt.IIrut Nt.
~pu returned ts rHri> tonight a.
viii -f-sud New Aptr'- d.f r-IIu-
departing at night fur iUit.
The president tonight r,p.t--,r'
bim~.lf 49, rRrroiiugl, pleased w.I.
his reception ans che conferences h.
had iu England
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01

"sr siars ua corps viii also have
.te ADVANTAGE of attendance az the
WIr cOllerH
Il will m1nifestly be unjust nov
Co put 'r force an order that no man
should na assigned to am important
place .r thc fleet who had not TAX
en tn college var course. but W.
are looking forward to that end and
must make provision for affordng
opportunity f0 an officers to take
fhis course When this has been done
promotion ana leadership FOO the navy
should 90 '. those who have master
al stratel, and tactics as fought at
She war college as we'll as t0 those
"ho have shown mastery over th,
.7s iu tho .tual part 0f seaman
aH.p 8fferve#f
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ADMIRAL SIMS To
BECOME PRESIDENT
Of NAVAL COLLEGE
WILL RETURN TO FORMER posi-
AFTER COMPLETION
uF DUTY.
DANIELS GIVES OUT PLANS
Oamprchcn-Ne Expansion Urged By
secretary Before House Com
mittee-I Uubic ~ Last Years
Appropriation Asked.

WASHINGTON. Dec al-Uuler
plans for ..upreh,us've expansion
OF the naval er college at Newport
r. T.. until . W0r. viii reach Of
uceH throu-H.a he fleet Vice ad-
miral Sims. u.H .umaullug Amer
ican naval force. abroad wil, r
turn Co the presidency 0i the collage
when his present dues Is completed
Secretary Daniels disclosed fla
assIgnmeu. today BOO presenting -0
the house naval committee request
for duuh'. the appropriation made
for the .oleg, last year iie also
told th, comm Gee chat Adm mrl.
Sims bad requested .hl. l0 hg re
turned t1 Newport which ua ,eH
just before rhp United State. ,u'..
cd OBJ. war 20 hasten q. London d.
arrange iOr the nart.0pI no Or.
American navy loo che t..Ht asa.us.
Lhe common enemy
"Tr. study of Dava. strategy and
paNa' aCtics during ... last four
years fhe secretary TOLD the com
mItte. win have t..u interest .0.
every naval officer .ad the anr.da.
zion of the principle learned during
the war in future naval sta,ey V.'I
need f0 Doe studied hy all naval of.
rcers whom mas He gbarl.J with
responsible dutos D DO uu. fhs
that any money fnr naval purposes
can 0e expended moro wisely .fr %
rive The study 20 8I' men in ..e t..af
Iudor admiu' Sims direction thu
college will expand Dos wors su tha.
i' will touch every officer r tf.
flce. ls fell as those 1ff.0er wh.
are n-s'lodged to E0 t1 Newport o..
q term ID Is my purpose 10 hay.
J tseirraH - 'h. re''.a. -0 omfran.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-01

The premier was interrupted
here by applause aud disorder IN
he chamber. but later resumed
"There Is iu thls system OF al
Continued on Page Eight
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Ccoutaaed on Page FoJ
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,conlinued On PsFe Tvol
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-05

this list? The following list Of people who
other ads Please call They
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-05
j. S. ABANDONS
SUGAR CONTROL
Palmer Announces His
Efforts Are Confined
to Profiteering.
PRICES MAY ADVANCE
Action Taken to Mean That
Increase VIII BE Made;
without Power.

NASlilNGTDN Dec Aoau
donment Of KoN cTnmentalhttrmpts tu
control tho dlstribution and sale oi
sugar was announced today ny Al
lOrney General Palmer
After the sugar equalization buIfs
Is dissolved December 81. lnr Ep,.
srnmcnt viii cuufiuo lis efforts la
prosecution uf profltecr,ng In .ur.u
Mr. Palmer said
Explaining the department.
policy for the future. Nj lt.m'l
said he had neither puWr. nor 'u,
fACiitieg to control me purDhU., OF
distribution Of suEpr This was spIl
% mean the end ~ the program fuI
bringing In fresh tuppu"s ~ sugar
from Cuban, ana other sourCrs A..
parcntly little use can pr made ui
the new authority conferred upuu
Mr, Palmer by tho president vino
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-05

repair shop Nor. rooms Will be pro-
vited for musiCal 'tlvitias alHo.
Rapid Hro~th ~ tho high school
nHyrt hs Immediate construction
~ the NulldlnE an Imperative neces
atty according 10 M Prunty an
up.rintendent T. H. Oberholtlcr
A. the End of the first month or This
ycnr the enrolment showed an In
cIcas" over last year ~ - per cent
ana tcforr the additions can be
completed the uci ities Of the pres.
ent structure VIII ~ unable TO meet
the -ituatiUE they assert
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-05

made 20 that d. can BE- divided into
separate gyms fur daily ciaH, wor,
,Dr me boys The Old gym viii g.
Ircd nv siris ns viii tho Ola swim
mIng pool
Two swimming Pools
Two new swlnnins pools will be
% idrd These tGgsthrr Nrh the gym.
irluW4 VIII make II possible for
the faculty g. plan daiy vork.
srHh5 and play schedule for every
s'Ilcuf iu the school \ larger n0d
roti'r cafeteria viii he a part or
M, plans o
dprri1 arrangements NIl be
U..Ir fHr muI" .actil1ua, i.Aning
r.ar-rs what m nUw the rhfrtrrtt
wi. Ir converted INTO a mrgr motor
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J. y. York, Pawhusks, Okin.
s. Powers, 24i Kennedy Bldg.
Mrs. J. r. Painter. 1917 South Cheyenne.
Frank Warner, 10 West First, Elliott rooms,
Mrs. Wingrr. Denver Rooms, First and
Boulder.
Mrs. Tlios. UTooIc. 453 North Boston.
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George Berry, 2OI Palace bldg
j. =. Byrd, Union National Bank.
". G. Baker, tSii south Carson
James ii. ItAuiff. 1911 south Denver
L. NJ. Newman. Carter oil company
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MRS. IDA R. MORGAN.

Mrs. Ida R Morgan, mother Of ed"
Morgan, former member Of the staff OF
The Times. who was lost at sea on
the Cyclops, died Friday night at her
home, 1889 KalOrama road. northwest.
Mrs. Morgan was dfty-four years old.
Funeral services were held at the
home this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The servicts were conducted by the
Rev. Atsee, Of the Methodist Church
Of Baltimore. Interment was in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. Morgan was born In Ohio. on
her marriage to Clarence E. Morgan
she made her home in Pittsburgh for
time and later came TO this city. The
family moved TO Pittsburgh again
many years ago and returned in 1903
to this city where they have since
mede their home.
ed" Morgan left The Times at the
outbreak OF the war and enlisted In
the navy. He was assigned TO duty
aboard the Inflated Cyclops, whose
loss is still one OF the deepest mys-
teries OF the war.
The Washington times., 1919-09-23
Births, RaFFtagFs,
Deaths
MASONIC GRITESFOR
WILLIAML. BRADY
Notices Nay Be Phoned UHtI I ?.
n. Main $500, Branch 9.

Funeral services for William Leon
ard Brady, who died at his home in
Hyattsville, Nd. yesterday evening at
6:2o o'clock, OF Brights diseases will
be held On the Hyattsville Episcopal
church, tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock.
MembeBs Of the Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 179, +. A. A. NJ, Of which Mr..
Brady was the past master, viii at
tend the funeral in a body, under the
direction Of z. A. Burslem.
Mr.. Brady had been a member OF
the lodge for a number Of years He
also was a member Of the HyatesvilleI
Episcopal Church.
he was employed by the United
States Forestry Service, where ne
had worked seven years.
Mr.. Brady had reached his forty
seventh year. He IS survived bE his
wife, mother and two sisters.
The Washington times., 1919-09-23
MARRIAGES

william Hamilton Hunt, q. Of Norfolk.
Va, and Edith r. Hawkins, a. Of
charlottesyille, Va The Rev. s. H
Loren H. sedinger. "a. OF Huntington. ".
Va, and Mona n. Walker, o. OF Logan
Fred / EdWaTd5 var %. Of sta6foFFd 5iSF5 Mont.
and Elsie v. Underwood. p, OF Char
lottesyille, Va. The Rev. g. A Miller.
al6sT SS5 HsFSin, 1sISIE, 20 oi Beaver talls
this city. The Rev. c II. Young.
John Lexington Bishop, 30, Of this city
and Alta Watkins, e. of clarksviIle,
George n. Parker, 30. and Bessie Lee
The Rev. G. A. Miller.
MEs Shepard. -, both OF this city. The
Rev. T. Z. Davis
Frederick Absalon, a, Of New York City
ana Frances Bursey Al, Of this city.
Winchester White Finley, 81, Of Gulfport
Miss and Lena B. Boyer, 20, Of this
Robsyy; n ne e,55s 6s'. ys g' =, - 5BTI1ggs I z 49,
both OF this city. The Rev. g. H
Lewis Conrad Linlsins. 2s. Of this city, and
louise LaWrle. Z6s Of Liverpool, England.
The Rev. F. X BischOG.
George Edwin Blandford. % and Helen n
Erttsch, %, Of Pleasantville, n J. The
Rev. William NJ. Lyon.
Leonard c. Marsden, 80. and Grace Powell.
Rev II. L. Hout.
Ralph Cianci, %, Of Richmond. Va, and
Lillian B. Thobald, ls, Of Newark. n J.
The Rev. II. Schroeder
sam Amanuel 80, and Fannie Temin. 90
both OF this city. The Rev. B. Meyer
John ". ArundaIe, p. and GLADYS Sun
derland Edwards, 20 OF Burnley, Va
The Rev. J. z. Briggs
baugh; IS. both Of this city. The Ret
A. s. MoWbray.