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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

la'orA furnaces nnd sheet metal
work
Western Supply company -- o. oil
Nold tools
Iuw.Hurn Boiler ana Iron
WnNR uuIIrrs and fagk7. steel
Tulsa Union 'ufiYu ON mill cot
ton uU and products
Hu4turu Carriage Works car
tHr.H lnl WLr..a
oklahoma I'r.UuciuK Hrd Hofin-
u, company HIFIntrf from ulI
oklahoma Cnlrd. Cement Pipe
rumIIu ."u,Hf Hnw,r pipe.
NHuup Machine foundry cast
lur. o..
Continent Motion Picture
company motion pictures
Nnl'lann and Ga.'n'rpn refining
company dIHN..i.H from nI
AdHmun Cont company produc-
err OF ,uu ruHt ~ rIIy
Elephant Trunk uu1 case factory
..iunfa ana tsI'"tHes
Iuy llHr.. ufriH cake ana pies
Federal hutrry bread. cake and
pics
Hickory Conl ani Mining company
products uf coal
llughc s,ono company crushed
stone.
md1re.w.a' bakery bread. cake
and r..
MI.ou Petroleum company dis.
'ilu',a from oU
Eorl out s.oue company -cpt
stone
Warren DIly Trus ara Boiler
company tanks ana boilers
Tulsa g." company lpr
Tulsa Automobile IufpOrafiOn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

Malouoy Tank Manufacturing
company knocked down tanks
Gordon Refining company dis.
uIlIo products from OIL
oklahoma IRON Worts-ol hcld
Tuppu'n
Sinclair Refining company dis
uI1', products from oln
Iuu American refining company
-.Iala.. products from u.I
Tulsa Ir,t company and Tulsa
NIrrnoi Eurh company bIInlhE
ur.H
. g..uu uro stowe Wor.r stoves
DtHhumh Natural Gas company
.. uU and lnH well supplies
Nsuru MUlwurl s.uhos, doorH.
clc.
curry Iy Trap company ny
Wrtrrn Broom Manufacturing
company nru0us fHr every purpose.
Dusu turner Manufacturing com.
rurN combination u.I aud EHH burn.
orn ana uN rrl1 pumur
Jtr,.a Manufacturing company
oil vUl wppiIrr.
ruurau'u Refining company --
dl..plpa Num onll
vs. g. NNTfIh WhnulnN'NINI ~ '''
wrl pump supplies
ilT,HIutUu CAB and MIL company
,tn pul mIl WORK
Mount Cooper Boiler and Iron
company boilers
TuN,raIurr lug ana Reel com
puuH Htsrl rigs
Tum uIR Dni Reel Msnufnctur-
mp company. wooden oil field sup
plies
Iinfrfrt company insect powder
TlIt Roller and Sheet Iron works
HiuHl storage and pressure tanks
MIA Continent Nonnlng company
-.dIHf.lnics from Ol
Iurty leo Cream company -- Ice
cream.
Du wen supply company aup-
pllrs for oil rclds
UlnpF. siwnlls ana Hryson Wood
I'm tanks
I'InIaaon Tool company oil fieid
tools
Dean stephens company -- tanks
and f.u work.
Tulsa Sheet Metal Works vontl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

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,, i,C rp,.day fot
. ,I,., I'D, rcI,t,yss in sprirg.
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IN. l,,slS,,~isr Ail mis- w,ck I'm q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
NIAI,I-MnnE

Miss Marie Mayborry entertained
number NJ young folks NJ her home
on Thursday evening with "a party
Tee cream Bud cake were served nnd
"a good tim, reported
The Kings Daughters ~ tho Meth
odist sunday school held a meeting
on fho church lawn Friday evening,
when ycry profitable and pleasant
hour was spent
Thursday evening NJ 8o'clock Miss
MayCcld of Charleston. Ark, and
Mr Eugene Ryi0 of this rrity. were
united iu marriage by Rev. T. VI
Hunter They Will make their home
hero.
NJ ana Mrs +. A Roqurmore of
Oklahoma cry spent Friday in tho
CITY with friends.
Mrs Whiteurkey OF FredoniA
'h1u is The quest ~ MIR and MIRA
Hiram Garst
Nrs W u Hodge NJ Tulsa. was
the weekend guest ~ Mr., and Mrs
barney llrdrr.
Mrs jess. Patterson of Eellovlllc
Kan. spent the past week with hct
sister Miss IRila Patterson
ANi4s Minnie Zinn OF oklahoma
CliN. was the weekend guest OF her
sisters Misses Rheta and Gladys
Tluu.
Mrs r n Heath Is enjoying n
visi' from Mrs. McCluny OF Okla
huWR CITY
Mrs Curtlss Gullck returned TO
her home in webb city. Mo, Tues
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

A massage with MARY Anna Tie.
sue Builder at the MARY Nhb.s
Beauty parior, 4l9 Robinson ImH
ing will frcshcu. and uour sh me
complexion and give 10 H Nt,vftf
texture Mary Abbir Hair Tom. and
Scalp Treatment lug|Eurlf,. fht
scalp and makes tho hair rrnH more
nbuudautly Ask your druggist hlG.
bershop or beauty parlur to- b.
Parnsols still rcyei In rufflcs
Birthdays they are aIvays with
us but smart. chccry card Wh
lust the right sentiment m real
pleasure You will find them pt s. j
McGee Co. % West Third Street
ON nm outing the other day ! saw
n lcghorn hat trimmed with an cdg.
ing OF yarn. IL doesn't sound prrtty,
but IL wns.
You can have your fur' insured
and stored In the vaults of the Ntu-
kert Fur co. hy seeing Mrs Madden
at Mnhn's Millinery Shop. 10 Fast
Fifth No charges for express or
cleaning
Embroidery Is extensively uscd in
the new fashions.
EveD body's going there where's
there? Why the Broadway Con
fectioucry' Their summer AIDES
will keep you cool
Paris and New York have definite.
ly abandoned the very narrow skirt
for fuller fashions.
MIR. S. w Akin Of the Akin Boot
AH
York and Boston. where he viii pur-
chase exclusive footwear for women
at eastern shoe houses.
The standing collar Is quito new
Taffetn. as everyone knows. IL the
perfect foundation FOR a tailored hat
especially when the hat is as smariy
fashioned ns the models in navy blue
tnffcta at Miss Hcrolis Clever
Shop.
The shadow proof pcttlCoat, with
double front and hack panels. solves
the problem of trying tO Keep n slim
silhouette and stlll wear the fashion
able shc,'r froCks.
when little sister" needs \ tr'"
and brother" o. suit, Mrs N"'l Estes
2O7 Ault Building viii mrs" '..'l
plainly perceive Mt this warm
writing thnt fur Cuatccs viii h' the
thing when the chilling Winl)
blasts descend on Tulsa.
Nothing could he lovclior than III"
organdy and volc dresses. varied ''a
tn color and distinctive ua 90 design
AT Miss I.chirh's Smart Vogue shop
In the New Wright Building
Gilcts of plcatcd gcorgruo, r"'.
Jared with satin. often prove lHN
ns good" rs sheer blousc~.
You can have your eyebrow" cor
rectly urphcd and dyed nt ih"
Dca Beauty Tarlors. on south Main
As'Trcnch fashions are ~ insi~''n'
upnn the subject of short elr,''7,
American women have adopted ih'In
moro and morr, though Uhr' w,
stlll conscientious ohjcCtors when VI"
French short skirt II suggested.
An exclusive line OF k.inH'n'l.'
bathing suits In tho mos, S. '''
able models ls being shown D."
'C Hale q Co, l07 South N."-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
Mining Profitable
in Atlantic city
These Summer Days

ATLANTIC CITY. July 10 -
Cold and diamond mining In these
summer days is a nourishing in
dustry at Atlantic City The mines
Of Atlantic CITY arc not 40 rich as
Ihose' Of South Africa or the Klon-
dixie but they yield a good living 10
many miners,
Tho mines are In the loose. deep
sand beneath the board walk. Tho
Atlantic City board walk m famous
and is tive mites long. All the hO-
tells arp fun VI summer visitors
nov anu the board Walk LIS crow 4
ed an day long and far into me
night with strOilcra. IL any OF the
promenadors drops quarter or a
dollar or . diamond ring or any
other bit OF Jcwclry through any
one OF tho thousand Of broad
cracks. tho article sinks into tho
sand underneath and is aH rule
hupcicasly lost through the board
walk cracks during tho beach sea
son.
All day long every day men and
boys equipped with shoyels aud
sleeves can be seen AZ work under
the board walk Eieving tho sands
for lost articles. The system they
employ might ho called dry placer
mining. They shovel tho sand into
the sioye. rock the sieve Just a. old
forty miners used TO do. the sand
pouia out aud the money ur jewel
~ remains, Some Of tho miners
make as hiEh ~ $50 a day AT tAa
work
These mines differ from other
mines iu that they yield precious
metal already coined into money
ana precious stones already made
into Juwclry. one miner recently
tuuuu a karat diamond which eyI-
IDENTITY had fallen from ~ setting.
IL Was never called for and In view
OF the fact that this is tho zenith
period % popularity and hlEh
prices Tor diamonds, this one find
repaid tho miner for seaaop =
york.
The womAp who docs her ow
Homework duesu't hote much IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
State Society
CONTINUED THOM PAGE YIFrEES
RIlIYNIW

BRISTOw
Mosdamos H. W Trlppeu and
Murray Lltue visited In Oklahoma
CITY The first ~ tho wcck
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Patton OF
Oklahoma cry. wore weekend guests
or Mr and Mrs. q l. Wilson
Mrs T. J.. Young and Miss Lois
Mae Young OF Paris, Texas, who
. have been tho guests Of Mrs J j..
h1n"N and Miss Vera Young. have
returned home
Misses Lois Mac and Vera Young
LEFT IAHt week fur "a visit 10 their
brother MAJ EldDu Young. at Camp
Grant They Will also visit In Chi
cnro whl'o away.
Nr and Mrs ! Shorfner Of Uol.
fouNlc. pkin, ARE the guests OF
Mr and Mrs % L. Wilson.
Mrs Harry Morrison was In Okla.
hOwn Cify Tuesday
Mrs lurz Reynolds has returned
from r. t..t 90 wellington. Kan.
Sire a ll rurdy entertained the
Embroidery club Wednesday after
noon a number ~ guests woro
present N delicious lc" Courva was
served THE ls tho last injecting Of
tnr ..uh f.r tho simmer
Mr. aud Mrs j. \ Watson lcr'
tho FIRST ~ a." week ON an overland
tup % Mammoth Springs Ark.. TO
visit relatives
Mrs Murray Little. Of Enid, IA tho
guest OF hrr parents. Nj and Mrs.
II " Trippof
Announcement wBs made yCFteT
da. ~ inr marriage boo oklahoma
Guy Tuesday evening Of Miss I1uin
G.4,k and Mr james Fielding Win
ton Tho bride IL pleasantly rec
mcHbersi In this city, wtere she has
many friends. having taught music
I'm tho public schools the past year.
Tho groom recently returned from
service with the army In France.
They will reside I'm Springfield. Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
Elisabeth Ann Looks
AbOM T0u,n and She Saws

While DicniciRo in q
WoOdldHd spot near
Tulsa one day last
Week, ! sa,c a gor.
geous butterflg II
had gold and black
Wings and ii Fitted
gdily along to in the
sunlight.
While Icatching the
Heuter crOWdS on
Main street that ere.
ning,I sdw the Tulsa
feminine butterflies
in their HuffH puffu
Hdny-hued summer
rOcks. Blonde and
brunette, Mey fit.
ted gGiiy along be.
meath the bright
lights.
! thought Of the
WOOdLand buttcrflu
"POOr butterfiH" /
said "fOr all of your
beauty. yOH are not
One-hdH as IOrcIy as
one of these"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

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rec'h'y thn ,H'','n, 1,.,i., t.,, aeon.
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men II n"ss" Inn. ,,yrnIsd
H''H. hu' W. -. n.., gr,,I.
n condition mat n "l",' ,t,,.,..
fying Co tho '"bh h'' NV
for tho rh"mn't OF '''',,'' -,
covered ihhi ! WIS" ~ '"
featuring 'lN. ,....,. t,..
To our ,"u'''lun mia.
been added hhoIh'I "'''''
Magic 'liy OF tno SUI ",,. ", gut,hn.
inc MnIul'. M,n1,IuuIlal w., ~. - IA Douuln.
ma -, -. ,.,,,t
or tho chhIhper. III.
why Tulsa ~ ~ sN"''""''"' ~
growih. ,,....,.....
Ana "llhouEh ,nr ',', w, ,,n,i,,s ~
Der OF '""l'h'' '' ,.,,.,.,', ,,,,n.
p'hrH w" ha'l'" ,' .I.,. .,,,,,'i,. n,r.
or 'oIpoIa a',w'H ,,,i.s ~,
nnce man ,r..,.a ,.,,,tn,,
rhW tn'l'l,''' w., Niu,,,,,h conf
n'", W" @,n5,nfarturcl @ nrflrIr IL iH
~, oy,'i,tir fnr i,sr nsforr mining
"vd @ ,hcrc nre thrro companies In
r,,,i.. that min. cunl The Ilat does
nuAa ,,', .o.iaSo LIZA "',% ,hs usnsf,",ur,pr nm
a',.,,i,, "s ~ g,nb gs%r,,s and vicinity.
aHa,,, 'a On a., n,n,t,e,. Iii tnla
"''" indns,r,.i Crnnt, Taken.
=. ,,,L,,,,, ,,bsfindustrI,I ,cusus tho
-, ~ caI,,nsrr, ,.EcI n mum.
w.. ~ .hRnL nue.tIons 81 tho
cornorsii,ns IL asked Tor Instance.
80, ,,,.,,, ,,,, enrb euploycd
-, - ~ a.. ,nnnthiv unyrpIi how
Much wb r,nital is Invested. how long
tho company has duuo business IN
Tulsa and what the annual buFi-
nosa lA Bono of the question
.,.,a not .rs,ycred and under these
conditinns A IA hnpussble To de-
icrmtpe tho amount nf the combined
payrous In tho spucoA Rot for re-
nli,a nerhaus tyo-thirds OF tho COM
nanIcs told In th,,r uucstiunnnlrei
hon many man are emplovcd. what
,hc ,ani,aI Invested ia uHd what the
s,rusi buslnos, amouuta to
T'ho 40 firms that replied tn the
,uesIion "IIoW many men en-
aioy,b " srpIoy sSgg hclpors male
=, ,.,,.t. 81, a. can he sccn that
~. ~" ,,,,,,,,,, i,d,s,ri.. ~ Tul-
no o,ninv m nnnrnximntcly Al. 900 pcr-
'ona nv ,oo,,,, ,,vos,oa FOR ohou, the
',nha, ~ fIrm. aWoupts to
IIIe % agG zoo pcrhaps 20 of tho
tirns "a not rcply to this question
nHls v r",,hor nrs moi li.tcd
Annual Ruslncss Enormous.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
Tulsa Looms as Manufacturing Center

g
Business Runs Hundred Million Dollars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

The womAp who docs her own
houscwork docsut have much FUN
nt party where servants arc tho
chief topic OF conversation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
3 MEN HOLD Up
PAYMASTER AND
ESCAPE WITH So, 700

Lynn. Mass MAY Three .neI7
aeld up Fred g. Barnett Of J. :
Barnett and Sons. Inc. ieat.Ier man
lfacrurers. IN the vest1bu!e Of ne
compalv's plant OF Boston street la-e
TO-DAY and stole a nag containing
$1,000 payroll funds. The men escaped
n an automobile heid n waiting
~ a fourth man. The empty ba-
vas found IN the STATE lad n
~walnpscc,- tonight. but 10 race has
been found Of the robbers. The men
we're described as foreigners ana were
armed with revolver anu black
sack-.
Barnet accom2 panied by George
To1ias If Boston. Ir0v- 70 uank '0r
he money. The police Dei.eYs ne
bandits we're close a. 1alu II heir
= ana saw them ieave fer The lac
torv The police theory Is mai the
men succeeded n getting TO The FAC
tor -~a7G u Barnett and while one
Of their number remained n charge
Of tae ca ne other tnree entered NJ.
veat.buj- One covered Barnett WITH
a revolver al0 another cracked n4n
en- the hand With I blackjack. or
eng hin 10 drop the bag The three
-her -al OUT. covering Tofias win
r4Vg iNer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
RIVERSIDE

Lieut.. Harold Peacock of Boston.
who returned rom overseas April :
whe-e ne had served with the Boston
city .lospIta. unit since july. paid his
mother a e1nr- vlsi. last Teek- Lieut.
Peacock is graduate Of Harvard
Dental college,. and - now establish ed
IN Boston With DR. Miner. VINO IS an
instructor N Harvard. Mrs. Peacock
has recently received a letter from
ter second son. Robert. who has been
serving with me 9th Machine Gun
Battalion. stating that ne rad LEFT the
hospital where he had been III sever
n months anG expected soon 10 sal
for the r nited states.
Miss Elizaheah Croweli returned 10
Stonerarn. Mass Sunday afternoon
after a vacation of one week IT her
home in Riverside.
Friends Of Mrs. Minerva Aver1ll
VIII be pleased TO know that her
health is improving, and that she
hopes &c go 20 her home IN Jefferson
for the summer.
Aionzo Cutler Of Topsham vas a
visitor al the home of his niece. Mrs.
Jatn Hodgkins last week.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Crowel az
East vasxasboro were week end vts-
itors At Howard CroweiFs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
3 MEN AND I
WOMEN FOUND
GUILTY RIOTING

BoSicn MAJ Three men anu
women. including Martha n. FQIer,
suffragls;- ware found guilt n
The F-GXoCry municipal court today
Il noting ana assault with a knife
upon T-ac-clrnan Samuel Eutchins
curing the Ma. DAY RADICAL demon
st-a,ion ana parade n ne FoIoury
district Al but TWO Were gwen al
sentences. bur will appeal n cour-
tomorrow md furnish bail Tor heir
appearance before the superior court
Nine defendants were found not
guilty.
Sentence was imposed after Judge
Hayden had denounced Rad.ca-isIr
and Bo,shevIsIn ana aad expressed
the hope thai The Legislature would
enact laws 70 check the menace. Miss
Foley, who vas sentenced 10 SIX
months Tor rloLng and one year IN
ne House OF Correction for assault
did not take advantage of the sUg-
-esiion by Judge Hayden that ne
would be disposed 10 g.ve her mora
lenlent treatment # she would re-
peat the oath of allegiance 70 the
American dag ana agree % terms
la.c down by him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
Aiph. Class Go Mayaaskssina

The Alpha class of the First Baptist
church had Jolly good time hanging
Mayoaakets the other evening. The
first czu was or the teacher Of the class
Mrs ". I. Guild Mrs. Guild was away
rom home but the girls. IS n number.
hid n the garage and upon Ms Guild 5
return they left a large weil-flIed has
act al the door a little later all went
70 the homes Of Mss, Nellie Wyman
and Miss Marion Toz;er. leaving a MAJ
Ia ket for each After De ng caught"
Eey vera invited in and enjoyed chorus
singing. The next day the class car
RED basket containing flowers and
f-1it 10 a sick friend at the hospital.
The members of the class are Dorothy
Lspha-n. Esther Lapham- Evelyn Ware.
Vera Leighton. Marjorie Townes Es-
telie TONNES. Ruth and Eernice Whit
Ter. Waaeta Blake. Craze Speed. Flor
enca Slower. wInona Story diidred
Weymouth. Grace Marin, Leona Wes-
TN, Helen Gosline
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
Auction Sale
OF
Household Goods

At the home Of the ate Geo. e. Joy.
IS Central ST.. Gardner. Me-, Tues
Day, May "a. This lot consists Of /
Four Pieces Parior Suite, Chamber
Sets. Dining Room Set consisting
Of Chairs. Table. Buffet, White iron
Bed. Springs and Mattress. Bedding,
2 psusi, Chairs Bookcase ard Writ
ing Desk Combined. EaiI Tres.
Rocking Chairs ard chaira. STANDS.
Toilet Set. 2 Cabinets. Rugs. Mirrors.
Pictures. Dishes. I Set Of Computing
Scales. Tubs. Boiler. Jars. Garden
HOES. Lawn Mower, 2 Ladders. stsp-
ladder. WISE. carpsrtar Tools Of nil
kindc, s,.oveis. Races. Hoas. Forks 4
crusvoars ard sthsr articles too
NUMEROUS 70 nsentien. This 10 mics
eiasn lot ~ 5sods. everything sold 10
IN. hiotssse bidder. eaio stsre= 1t I
s'sioeis. ~ stormy ns,s+ fair day.
A. e. sRAec. Auet;e~ssr.
rs.. ss.A
i6.fA.s2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
Member Lawrence
Strike Committee
Seeks Police Protection

Lawrence Mass. May The DO
Ice granted requested protection TO-
hight 20 a man VINO said that until
today ne mad been a member # the
general taX.-ie strike commit ee
They refused % divuise us name.
According 70 the story which the
Police said ne Tcid them. ne accom-
panied mem oers If the committee %
Boston vesterdaT. ostansibly 20 seek
IL audience Of he governor They
Went tC the office Of me committee
aT-Grne,'. Gorge z. Roewer. u. Who
}uia them -A=v -ouid not see the
governor In;l toGav.
Tie MIN -olG ne police that he
Went with ne others 20 a building on
Causewa- street winch he tiscar-
cred 10 ne Al l. II. ~ meeting place
TheS- had drinks served them and he
man noticed that Two waters watch
ed him cl0svlr He aecane SUSPICIOUS
ana Cyled - leave On / uratex.. hut
the others would rot ~, mn GO. All
-'arlT1ed 70 Lawrence later. -odav
ne man VAT - Boston again anu
sav NJ. Roower. who told nm ne
rad neen removed rom the commit
zee. but gave % reason On his -
tirl 70 ms r3tv he saw the -vo sun,
poEed waters apparently following
nm. Another member Of me com
1iTt-e -CiG an re sad that -ha
fnen mad been cl~ed - All h!rn. E.
'eIep lCned go ma 7GiIC@ ct rom 4
s;cIa ana officers Wa. ser: 20 As
rcr- am - ne police IL. .cn. Later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
GLADYS kLARk
Gladys klark Coming % COLISEUM
Tonight

Gladys k!ark and her excellent
company. will open a three nights
aCd a Saturday matinee a. ne Cole
sum. starting this THURSDAY. May
Sth. Miss kla-'k has surrounded her
see with a splendid cast his season.
as We'll as IN excellent line Of plays.
Every play presented by Mss klark
al TINS engagement has had d Broad
way appearance. ana he management
has decided there IS nothing 100 good
for Miss kla-ks friends. and : Of
fer;ng The la-es1 Broadway releases
Al popular prices on this visit The
opening play 3 one Of Oliver Nor
osco's latest and greatest laughing
successes. The Brat" Il S claimed
that II IS even better than Peg ON
Heart" There VIII De an entire
change Of play Al each performance
throughout the enga cement Seats
are now on sale a. The Johnson Opera
House Box office. phone ?oe-M for
The entire engagement. and IN view Of
the Dig demand for seats reservations
should be made early. See The
Brat tonight rs great Eaude-
vile between acts and good. 700.
Gladys Mark always secures he very
best N PLAYS and artists % produce
the 5aue.-AGT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
LAST MAN
Of A. E. F. VIII Leave
by August

Washington. MAJ ..-oecrsta-y Baker
announced today that by Algust the
LAST man of the Amer.ca1 Expedition
Any Forces would have been Withdrawn
from France. He said this estimate
was 1ased on rne movement Of 1-.s.s
.,en a month TO the United States.
Already the American lorces 4
France have been divorced from the
Army Of Occupation Plans have been
completed 20 supply the force n Ger
many through Antwerp and Rotterdam.
removing the necessity for maintaining
the -Jn-fniie line Of communication from
Brest The French ports will ne main
Ia med. however, Tor the withdrawal =
the A. E 2
MC-a -haa ilaic Of he expedi,lona-T
force has now Ief. France. and as the
wlta5rara. progresses facilities wficl
ware -lsed cor hose forces ara beng
armed back either 70 private owners
Or 20 me nunici p2iit:es % which they
belonged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
National Security League
To Fight Niteracv

New York. May The National
security League 4. It's annual meet
ing here today pied ed its efforts III
behalf IF universal military defense.
var upon iiUieracy as the most
deadly Zoe TO free government, IN
compromising opposition rc ~ sub
gt1Iur.nn al aav ether .alclage for
English and me dissemination Of
knowledge If constitutional privIi-
eyes With -tleir corresponding citi-
zensnip 0bliga;,on.
Charles z. Ly7deCker vas ra-
elected president anu Charles D.
Ort!l was elected secretary 70 sue
coed Lawrence r Abbott.