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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
WILL DIVIDE PURSE
Captain John Alcock VIII Give c:.00O
TO Men Who Built
Machine.

LONDON. Juno 2l.--cnptain John Al
cock the pilo, OF the vickers-Vimy
which made the first nonstop
fight from North America TO Ireland.
today that he and Lieu
tenant a. W. Brown. the navigator.
intended TO divide equally $4,000 OF
the 10000 prize given them by the
Daily Mail. The other t2,o00 will 20
to the work men who built the machine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
LUDENDORFF BOOK AGENT
United states Minister Morris Asserts
tic Snw Former Army Leader
In Stockholm.

NEW YORK, June Ell, Is a far
bark froE, bcin" tho big frog in IN.
puddle al the German War once TO
peddiing a book IN Stockholm. but that
is what the fortunes, Or misfortuucs
Of war have brought General I.uden-
dorn TO. according to Ira Nelson Nor
ria. United States minister To Sweden.
who returned here today on tho French
liner Rocha nbeav Mr.. Morris saw.
Ludendorf shortly before the minister
left for America. hawking In Stoch-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
NIrH. c. ". pcmhcrton

ROCKY MOUNT. y. e.. June 2l-
tunerai services VIII be held here to-
day Tor Mrs. g. W remberton. who
Died IN Richmond yesterday evening
AT ::l0 O'Clock. sac Is survived by
two sisters and three brothers Mrs
g. |. Allsbrook. Scotland Neck. y. G.;
Mrs. j. r. Burt, Rocky Mount. " G:
H. ". P!ttman. Rocky Mount. y. G. :.
George y. and Horace Pittman or
Haitian y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


LiNCHBURG June 2l.-Alber, Love
Mcdaniel. forty three. OF Sandidyes
Amherst County. died Thursday at a
hospital here from injuries sustained
in Il fall from "A cherry tree last S,tur
Gay IT'S body taken to his
former home for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
MINISTER MORRIS RETURNS
Representative in Sweden Arrt,es Home
After Conferences With Americans
In France.
Inr A-.ocinted prc..

NEW YORK. June oi.-Ira Nelson
Morris. American minister TO sweden
arrived here unannounced today on ;he
steamship Rochambeau from France
where he said he had long talks with
Secretary OF State Lansing and Colonel
Edward NJ. House. regarding the
Russian situation just before boarding
the ship. He plans to visit the state
Department in Washington early next
his former home. TO attend TO personal
affairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
AK rrcn,r sennratinn

TNENTDN, =. J.. juno Il-Stpara-
ton OF she peace treaty from The lea que
OF nations covenant was suggested
~ the platform adopted today by the
delegates assembled here In conven-
iion representing the Republican or
CARNATIONS Of he State and t0S Re-
publican clubs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

Vet been cleared up. francesca Nitti
former Minister OF Finance, appar tly
is continu:ns his efforts to fo:.n a min
isiry. 1t is reported that Toma $50
Tittoni viii resume his Old post as
Foreign Minister.
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Mrk. NinrN NIIIIs

FREDERICKSBURG. June 2l.-Mrs
Mary Mills. Wife OF William Mills. of
Falmouth. died today al her home a fter
n brief illness. aged fifty years She
Is survived by her husband. two child
rem and one brother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
Much Wn,cr rnIl, In Ho,r

KNOXVILLE. TENN, June 2l-In
less than an hour late this faternoou
more IMAM IL" inches OF rain fell and
there WAS a drop Of - degrees i'm tenn
DcrA iure, the hiGh noinl being q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

war.
l.udendorn WAS not especially well
come In sweden. but managed to re-
main fcr time through tho Influence
OF Swedish relatives. lie is now in
Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
COTTON MILLS CLOSE
30I.'st1 Workers IN Manchester Estah.
itshment Strike. Injecting
Complete Tfe-Up.

IBv Associated Pressl
MANCHESTER. ENGLAND. June 81
All the cotton mills In Lancashire
closed a noon today, and II is expected
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John ID. StInson,

LfNCHBURG. June ol-John D.
Stinson siNty-eight. life time rail-
roader. died Friday at the Lynchburp
hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
Nrs. Mamie I;Ivnrd.

IYNCHRURG. VA. June 2i--Mrs
Mamie Edwards, ffty-two. died Fri
day At her home at Rose!and, Nelson
county following stroke Of apopexy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

If he looks in the right
place.
Easy to look at and easy
to wear and easy to pay for,
for they are not as high
priced as they look.
A two-piece suit for peace
of mind on hot days.
Mohairs in good colors.
Prices, S18 to S28.
Palm Beach and the
breezy open-weave home
spun and sturdy crash from
S15 to $50.
White Duck, White Elan
mel and Light Colored Palm
Beach Trousers makeup
we'll with our new Sports
Coats.
You'll find it at Berry's."
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ROOT OFFERS PLAN
FOR ACCEPTING OF
TREATY BY SENATE

tContlnued From First PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
NEW HUN CABINET
Is ORGANIZED WITH
BAUER AS PREMIER

fContinucd From First PaGel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26
z KENSINGTON.

,,Gora Piesn!" - Sztuke pod tym
tytIiem ma korzySt parafii Biog. Sa-
lomei W Kensington, ILL.,, odegra W
niedziele, dnia 1890 pazdziernika
b. r, W sail obyw. Strumb'a, mar.
107ej ul. 1 Indiana ave-, Choir para
fialny sw. Cecylii. Przygotowania
do wystawienia tel sztuki re spiewa
mi | tahcami, poczynione So ma wiel-
ka skale. .Wyuczeniem tel sztuki zaI
mule sic organista p. w. MoIkowski.
Aczkolwiek p. Zi0ikowski dopiero cd
niedawna tam bawi, jednakowoz die
XII lego energicznej piracy, ch6ry pa
rafialne wielkie postepy p~oczynily.
Czionkowie 1 czionkinie chetnie 1 re
gularnie uczeszczaja ma lekcye spie-
WI. Wp}ywa ma to DUO, zacheta p.
]. Bzdeka. prezesa tego choru, kto-
~ ME zaluje swojego drogiego CA
su. ably tylko swiecit p%rzykladem. -.
Tylko TAX dalej a Choir stanie lib
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26

r6wni z innymi ch6rami miasta Chi
cago. DodaG nalezy, re p. Zioiko"-
ski W tym czasie zdolai zorsanizo-
wac drugi Choir, zehski, skladajacy
sic t~ymczasowo z 25 czionkih, pod
wezwaniem Biog. salomei. Choir ten
wielkie poczynil W spiewie postepy l
siysze6 20 MONA W niedziele pod
Gas Mszy sw. o godz. Smej rano. l z
tym ch6rem urzadza p. Zioikowski
przedstawienie dnia 1880 listopada
b. r. w sail p. Stanczyka, rog 116tej
ul. / indiana ave. Wystawione beda
operetka ,,Lekcya VI Pensyonacie" !
komedyjka uCztery Ireny". 2 powo-
du tax energicznej 1 u~miejetnet pra-
cy p. Zi6ikowskiego, tax ksieza, ia
kote1 parafianie So re swego organi-
sly zupeinie zadowoleni. Spodziewa-
wac sic nalely, re parafianie ma o.
ba przedstawienia jak najliczniet sic
stawia, nietylko ably poprzec para
fie materyalnie, ale tel wspolnie sic
zabawic, gdyz po przedstswieniu 3D.
beda sic zabawy taneczne, a mare
szcie, ably 1 p. Zioikowskiemu dodac
bodzca do dalszej. piracy. Oba pred
stawienia odbeda sic o 4tej godzinie
popoludniu, wyzej wspomnianej da-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26
SZPICBERG PRZYZNANY
NORWICH.

Paryz, 26. wrzesnia. - Maj
wyzsza Rada Aliancka p~Tzychyli-
Ia sic do rekomendacyi komisyi
Szpicbergu, wedle ktorych archi-
pelag ten zostaje przyznany Nor
wegii. Giowna wartosc jego pole
go ma bogatych pokiadach wegla.
Rada zadecydowaia take, re O.
debrane Niemcom terytoryum
kongo W poinocnym Mozambiku
W Afryce poiudniowej ma bye
przyznane Portugalii.
o GEORGE INTERWE-
NIUE.
Londyn, 26. wzesnia. - Pre-.
mier Lloyd George odbyl wczo-
raj konferencye z przedstawicie-
lami kolejarzy, 20 ktorej zgodzili
sic oni ma razie ME proklamowac
jeszcze strajku, tylko zebrac sic
przedtem dis w poiudnie ma po-
wtorne narady. Z
Oficyalny komunikat o przebie
gu wczorajszej konferencyi po--
wiada:
Lloyd George + inni czionko--
vic gabinetu zeszli sic z repre-
zentantami kolejarzy i omawialj
z mimi sprawy otwarcie z punktn
widzenia ludzi pracujacych ma ko
LEACH Me opublikowano jed
max, CO rad kolcjarzom ofiaro--
val.
Gdyby wspomniany stralk wy
buchl faktycznic, objafby on O.
kolo 100000 robotnikow i funk
cyonaryuszy.
OPUSZCZA
BOMBE.
Toxic, rs. wrzesnia. - Pewien
Koreanczyk opuScii przypadkowo
ia ulicach Mukdenu nicsiona bonn
be. ktora zabila lego samcgo, O.
raz kilku przcchodzacych w po-
blizu osob. Podobno wIadzc INA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26

laziy W Mukdenie II innych
bomb W pokojach, zajmowanych
W tamtejszych hotelach przez
Koreaiczykow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26


" pobtiu Fiume stanai M kotwi-
cy amerykahski pancernik Pitts
burgh", kt6ry zabrai na swoj
'pok,ad amerykahskiego konsuia j
obywateli Stanow Zjednoezo-
nych. jacy znajdowali sic W tenn
mieScie.
zADA RATY-
A TRAKTATU.
Paryt, 26. wrzeSnia. Ma
w~czorajszej sesyi Izby d~eputcwa-
nyeh premier Clemeneeau wy
giosii dwugodnnna move, W
ktorej domagas sic natychmiasto
wei ratyfikacyi traktatu pokojo
wego W imie soiidarnoSci z inny-
mi Aiiantami. Przyznai on, re
traktat ten zawiera wieie omyiek
i krakow, iecz zaznaczyl PREY
tenn, il stanowi on ,punkt kuimi-
nacyjny W praeach koalicyi wy
zwolenia", pierwszej tego rodza-
~ koalicyi W dziejach swiata-i
Jest zarazem zapowiedzis i brza-
shem novel cry.
Stwierdzii dalej, re odmowa
ratyfikacyi oznaczaiaby ola
Francyi ruine i wyrok smierci, a
zwracajac sig do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, zau,waiy,, re jeSli ma
wogoic i'm jake siowa do przesia-
MIA. to jest niema chyba tylko "a
da pod adresem senatu " Wa
szyngtonie, ably traktat omawia-
ny jak najrychlej ratyfikowal.
Przyznas tez PREY tel okazyi, re
wojny ME byioby sic udaio wy
grat be- pomocy Stan6w lie
dnoczonych.
,TYGRYS' ZM1EN1L TERAZ
SWE ZDANIE.
Paryt, 26. wrzesnia. Tutej-
see pismo ,L'Eclair' publikuje
ma podstawie wynurzen senatora
Monsssrvin, jake Poda' on z
rozmowy z premierem Cemen-
ceau, ciekawe szczegoly o zmia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26

przez partyzantow d'Anunzia, o.
raz zagrozil, re jesli komedya ia
bsdzie sic dalej przeciagae, Sta
ny Zjednoczone rozpoczns exc.
nemicxna blockade Wloch.
Doniesienia te pochodzs re ir6-
dei w&oskich, kt6re jednak "a.
pEzestaiy dawae dalszyeh infor-,
maeyi IA skutek otrzymanego tc,
lefonieznie z Rzymu polecenia
lby z wsZeNkimi komentarZami
wyjasnieniami wstrzymse sig dc
czasu ogfoszenia rezultatu konfe'
ceneyi, odbywajacej sic tam VIA,
snie rady ministrow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26
ADECYDoWANo ANEK-
SYE FIUME7

Paryi, 2s. wTEesnia. - w ca
lynn Paryzu obiega pogto%<a, re
wioska rada ministrow Zadecy-
dowsAa anektowaG FRme. Wso--
ska delegaey7 pokojowa ME chce
czy ME mote ami potwierdzie ami
zaprzeczy6 tym wersyom. Jest
jednak rzecze ME podlegajscs
kwestyi. Re wsr6d w~szystkich k6s
wfoshch we Francyi roSnie coraz
w~yalniej i jawriej niechet pre-
ciwko preZydentowi Wasonowi.
PodnoSza one, Re ami Francya ami
Anglia ME przysczy$yby sic do
blokady skonomicznej, ktora p,
Wilson zagroii rzskomo VITO
chem.
Paryi, 20. wrzesnia. - Mad
chodza ID nieofeyalne potwier--
dzen;a Wc1erajszych doniesieh,ze
partyzanci wsoscy zaczeli posu--
wac SIC M Zsre, Ssbenico i Spala
to. w posoionej uizej Raguzie
ma panowa6 krolestwo terroru.
Depesze . Tryestu donoszs; re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26

ME zapatrywania, jakiej wojna
iokonaia W umysle tygrysa
Franeyi."
,jPolityczne mole koncepeye t.
lcgty<znianie" mowii pan Gle
meneeau. ,.Nie, lebym sprzenie-
wierzyt sic swym demokratycz--
nym ideaiom, iecz zmieniiy sic
znacznie mole pojecia o sposobie
ich stosowania i realizaeyi.
,,Popr.ednio miaiem' wielka
nieufnose do kleru. Posadzalem
60, IL niszczy on wolnoSc mySli i
jest wrogiem wolnosci. Kiedy je-
dnak W pierwszych dniach woj-
ny przechadzalem sic pc okopach
Ii rozmswiaj1c z lolnierzami
wskazywaicm ma kapelana, pyta-
|jac: .Czy ME uprzykrza sic on
wan" - .zoinierze niezmiennie
odpowiadali On sic nam uprzy-
krza!? Zupeanie przeciwnie. Jest
on dzielnym, uprzejmym, odda--
|nym nam i napeinia mas otucha.
Koehamy CO.
Wielokrotnie Gale puiki prosi-
~ mnie o tsdckorowanie swych
kapelan6w z powodu ich wspania
iych dowodow mestwa i oddania
sic. Ksieiy tych dekorowasem i
gratuiowasem i'm z gtebi swego
serca."
pLEBISCYT w LUKSEM-
BURGU.
Paryi, rs. wrzesnia. w
przyszIa niedziele odbedzie sic W
Ksiestwie Luksemburskiem pie
hiscyt, kt6ry zadecyduje, czy
ma ono ~pozostac pod dotychcza-
sowa dynastya. ezy tcz jej sic
wyrzec. Zadecyduje on rowniez
o ewentualnem porozumieniu e
konomicznem z Francys / Belgia.
Jest to pierwszy Z plebiscyt6w,
jaki ~zostanie przeprowadzony W
mysl postanowieii traktatu poko-
jowego z Niemcami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26

Ma Town Of Lake mo4na otr1ymad
..DzIENNIK" W nastUujscych miet
EcAch:
CICHOWLAz -
I 46l2 So. Lincoln ulicA.
JANKIEW1CZ. o
ms ". Ism. utica
MELzNSK
TIA W. %+ma utica
STREJSMAN -
1900 So. LOOMS utica
HONDS -
47.mA Utica 1 Racine ava
LOPACINsK-
4eBs Gross ava
51-szej ! HAlsted
BOCHNIAK -
1878 ". 4S-eia utica
WOJTKOWSH -
4524 80. Ashland sve
BRzOZTOWsKI -
4Se2 So. Throop d
KRETOWICZ -
1898 So. ThroOp nj
Ma narotnHku - 47mej 1 Ashland ave.
UARNK - 4etA 1 AShlDad ave.
M narotnlku Slszel Ashland ave:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26
IsIsgramy z~lgTaRlezns.

Dokoiczenie re strotncy ]
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26

Tysiace ~dzieGecych
nowych ~jesiennych
~piaszczykGw. Ma so
bote ~wykFldamy pla-
szczyki ola dziewcZat
W wicku lat 10 do IA,
robione 2 trwalej ma
teryi, futrZany kol--
n mic 1895
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-26

Futerkowe nfasz--
cze, So cali dlugie ro-
bione z taupe kit co
ney, bardzo plekne
modcle, paSek i bocz
ne kieszenie, niezro-
n a wartoSci, Spe--
G cgalnie $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

simmer Tor. several minutes and
place In dish ana set aside to cool
The above is excellent with Il
Chocolate dip, d..
Caramel Pudding lut two tables
spoons butter Substitute in pan with
one cup brown sugar, cook on stove
unW dark brown. stirring all tho
time, then add Two cups milk thick
cnCd with two tablespoons corn
starch boil until It thickens ana set
away TO cool.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
WILL CONSECRATE
NEW BISHOP SUNDAY

WAHIlNGTO%, March 20 --Rcv.
pr william Turner recently ap-
pointed bishop OF Buffalo by Pope
benedict. will be Consccrltcd as such
with pontifIcal mass tomorrow. The
mass will he celebrated by Cardinal
Gibbons. who will also act as con
sccrator Bishop O'Conncll OF Rich
mond. Va, and Bishop Farley of st.
Augustine. Fla. will be the assist
ant consecratos, while Bishop Sha-
han rector of Catholic university,
will preach the sermon Tho cNrr-
c.scs will be held IN the Franciscan
monastery with many other hlgh
church dIgniiarl"s attending
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
ToDAY's BEST RECIPES.
Crcamo.I Dried Beef on Tunst

Crcamod Dried Beef on Tonst--
Six slices OF Bread. 20 cents worth
OF dried beef butter size Of wal
nut. one half pint OF milk. one-half
pint OF water, hcaping tablespoon OF
flour.
Toast the bread and place on plat
ter Put butter in skillet. chip the
dried beef and let 1t brown in butter.
Then add milk and water and Let
come 10 boil. Add flour dissolved in
water and cook until II chickens.
Pour Creamed dried beef over toast
and serve hot.
Bean Pie-Onc pint OF hot mashed
potatoes, one tablespoon melted but
ter, one tablespoon flour, one pint
navy beans, two small bay leaves,
one spoonful OF salt
Cook the beans with salt ana bay
leaves until beans are well done
and almost dry. Remove bay leaves.
Mix together the mashed potatoes.
butter and flour, grease a pie tin
and hne 1t with the pastry spread
out to one-fourth inch thickness
with spoon Place In the oven and
let briwn. when brown I'll with
the beans and serve
Garnish with y &lrsley u desired
This IS an irfcNponrr~~> easily pre-
pa Fsd luncheon, Tho bay leaves inn
part a delicious appcla.uE flavor
Leftover mashed potatoes may be
used by rcheaHug.
Caramclcd Oatmeal One quart
cooked oatmeal medium ConsOs-
teucy. one cup brown sugar butter
size Of walnut, on, -halr cup OF water,
one cup evaporatcd milk.
Mix together the brown sugar,
butter and water. Place over the
flro and boil for five minutes. Then
add cooked oatmeal and cook slowly
five minutes longer. Add milk, let
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
DISCOVERIES

Match Savers Take oatmeal or
other boxes. cut IN one-hnlf inch
strips and use as matches. They
prove a great saving In lighting
lamps or gas stove.
Substitute for Tape Needle Don't
forge that a good many times when
in need of tape needle, tho best
way is 20 use a common safety pin.
Pin IL on tape. then close and draw
through without any trouble. Once
used you Will always use, az "A tape
needle sometimes tears the article
or the tape comes out This way
that trouble is done away with
TO Make Corncd Beef when you
have only fresh beef, put a piece OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
HOLY SATURDAY ANTl-DRY
PROTEST PARADE DEFERRED

. NEW YORK March 20.--mder-
''o pos'pouCmcnt OF "A nation
Wide series OF anti i-prohihit
parad's and mass meetings planned
f'r April 10, was announced tonight
by the association opposed TO ma
uounl prohibition.
This step was taken. officials Of
N" association said. SITTER II was
found the date selected. besides be
Ing The anniversary OF the firing OF
'A' first gun in tho American rcvo-
I' Ton also was Holy SATURDAY tho
day before Easter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
BILL INCREASES SALARY
FR0M$1,80 TO $4,000

'. 'n" passage nDd ratification
.. county supcrin'cndcu's hin
. .H. oklahoma legislature. tho
'.''N az he superintendent OF Tulsa
''...E schools Mrs Mmc''c Hedges.
~. - h'.'0 raised from $1,000 a year to
.'' 70 Year The hin. which has
. signed hy Governor Robertson
Divides mat county supcrlntcudents
wy schools shall receive salary
.,'u 'n 'hat Of the county clerk
""'.n " Tulsa county is $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
EIGHTY-NINTH DIVISION
WINS A. {. F. GRID TITLE

'h'IS. March % The team Of
'n" NH.n division Of S'le third army
N"Na the football championship Of
H' american oNpedluonary forces
'H.H afternoon ar Anluou hv defeat
..E the team OF the a6th division OF
70. first army II 10 q.
I0n game was witnessed hy Cen
''I| Ncrshiug. Rear Admiral Gray
E,,' personal physician 90 President
N.r'n' Lieut. Gen. Hunter l.. Iig-
ger. commander or, tho first army
''ns Brig Gen. Harry A. Smith.
.Nr'Irfn OF civilian affairs in tho or-
,lp''t 1rcn NJ Germany: and Brig.
,,eH i !. VIM, commander OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
AN Picture

bit of the innate strength of char
dCicr that has made Hart world
flNoritc on the screen * retained IN
this new picture which deals with
underworld lifr I'm san Francisco
the famous Infamous Barbary
Coast.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

THE many admirers Of William
$. Hart viii discover in The
Poppy Girls Husband" his newest
Aircraft picture, that he has tenn
purar.ty DOTTED chaps and spmhrcro
to play the role ~ convict and
dcnlZcu Of the underworld. Vet every
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

something with the up-to-datc snles.
mon that O. 4. has In his establish.
mCui
q. W welsh departed for kansas
city and Chicago. whore he is go
iuE tp intend hHslncr- matters for
tho Welsh MvNulB Motor Sales.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
MEM HINT,

breakfast.
Stcwri Aprlcpts
Oatmeal TOP MIX
Crcdmci Dried Beef on Toast
Cocoa
Luncheon.
Bean lSv
Boston Brown Bread ButiCr
Cookies (hOmc- madC)
Tea
Dinner.
Tomato ROuillon Chomc caunel)
Veal Stew and Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Corn Salad thome Canned)
CarImcled Oatmeal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

The story was written by Jack
Boyle ana adapted 10 the screen by
G. Gardner sullivan. Mi Boyle has
become noted for his Boston
Blackic' stories and this famous
character appears IN the picture
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-13

Five secret indictments were re- turned by the grand jury this morn ing.
 Harold Forming. indicted by the grand jury which accused him of receiving and concca;:ng stolen articles, pleaded not guilty before Judge Robert w. Jennings this morn ing.
 G. B. Boiling and Joe VinIIagen, ac- cused of having a still set up with. out registering it, entered pleas Of not guilty this morning. The de murrer to the indictment was over ruled by Judge Jennings.
 A motion for new trial has been made by John Malinsky convicted of forgery, and the motion was set for hearing this afternoon.
 R. E. Robertson, as attorney for Marie Rogers, filed a suit in the Dis trict Court against the Alaska Ju- neau Gold Mining Company, asking for $1,200 with interest since Noeem- Der II, 1918,e as compensation for the death of her son, an employee of the mine, upon whom she was depen- dent, and who, it is alleged, died last November as result of injuries re- ceived from an explosion in the mine
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-13
CITY OF SEATTLE SOLD OUT

DOUGLAS Sept. 13.--Agent Guy Smith has been notified that the City of Seattle is completely sold out for her next sailing southbound.