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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-17

taken Lydia y. Pinkham vegetable
Compound and the Blood Medicine with
good results. She Is much better and
teaching now and l give your medicine
the praise. You are welcome 10 use
this letter for the benefit Of other suf-
fering women. Mira. +. A. GAINES.
Il. X. No. l, Steele, Ala.
Women Who suffer as Mrs. Gaines did
should not hesitate TO give this famous
root and herb remedy, LYDIA Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. q trial, as
the evidence that is constantly being
published proves beyond question that
this grand old remedy has relieved much
suffering among women.
For confidential advice write Lydia e.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The result Of their forty years expert
enee 10 Of your service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-17

there IN not one OF them that does not
revere, admire, love the history. acts.
character and Amerioanism OF our
immortal Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
and desires that his namo be a beacon
OF faith for all true Americans and
forever immortailzed. but at the ncri-
flee OF our history and name.
II the great Roosevelt were living
today. he would be the first to oppose
any such proposed change as against
our history which IL unique and not
possessed by any other state In the
union.
Change the name Of New Mexico.
No-Nevor-No. We would rather
see our glorious mountains ana peo-
pie disappear forever.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-17

uoWilp anu uuu btCh
headaches for two
or three days at a
time. l took Lydia
z. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound and
! am much stronger
and better in every
way than ! was. My
daughters health
broke down last
June from teaching
school. without a
rest, and she has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-17
wooEIls wAnNnn

NEW YoRK-The New York SUI
preme court in the eose Of Mrs. Birdie
Avorett, wife OF Abraham Averett,
rules TINT. although n man n wife
may legally separate because OF In
compatibility Of temper. that a divorce
cnnnot be graIsfed. Tbs decision con-
talned n warning to prospective brides
ana grooms TO study each others
temperament scientifically before
entering upon matrimony.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-17

We guarantee 10 repair anything
made Of Leather. Those jobs we
can't do are free OF charge.
HAusER's sADDLERY
III West Copper Avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-17

In Serbia and Bulgaria the Girl VINO
In not betrothed by her sixteenth
birthday IN considered hopelessly In
eligible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-17

Old King Coal Is gradually being
supplanted by the Increased use of
oil and the cheaper grades OF Ignite.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-17
Standing of Contestants

Z Votes will be counted and published each evening at I O'Clock fol
The night following. All votes received after that hour will be counties
the next NIGH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
BOARDS AND ROOMS

a
NUM- hON"'hh"' nv H''''" ~
u, VI 7iON, - b"' Is'o nraa,N N,"n ''os,
',,plhF '''"'N S"'' VIZ" "H'''' "'''
"''''h
ny 'tLtt' - on' room mouse. fut
roo ''' "s"' ""''''''P'"
'' 'l.hlt y. 2l' f9r rent "FN'. mouse
,,l'." ''""' '''''"
DETROIT - Hl' light ho1s"k""piug
rooms nor '''' 'h"'' ''a
h'l NELLIE y, rooms Furnished for
siiFNi Housekeeping or Tor pnElr pHrto'
Two n,re light housekeeping roous close
ln fhor' $50.
,noA,o no yp,ur p,rpo,anrn 4,
Fr-v.,,i "a - ILL. t,,...,.l -.
-, .,fs.,. ,r.,.,.
modern home rrf,r,n,r, Exchanged near
ta .rostuinrr pnar, iJl2
For KFNr Stepping ronrn private home
Phone a75-.
-.-
l. .a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
BUSINESS SERVICE
DETECTIVE AGENCY


sEE ward Dtirc'Ivs Agency phone 2IaG,
p % box l7'9. Tulsa ok'a. for Grim
INal and eiyil work Criminal ard 80
Drty collection our work guaranteed ,
work 81 home and abroad
luK reliable deicctics service call BAY :
Detective Agency Phone 2D77, NiE6t
l-u4
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING "a
MONARCH CONCRETE CO Builders o.
sidewalks floors and retaining walls
general cunyAriinE Of al Kinds Of ce
mont work Ofncs ~ Hayward Bdg
Phone l'lo o 4 sertdo manage
LIT ME- do your coment WORT. cIcayAtng
aud soddiug Phou0 sol7 Ask for
Srcvcns
WANTED huds cement work cement
'i"ps = specially Phone -i2t
WHfN IS NtEb-Of a carpenter. cali
phone Iut2 from m 70 @ IN
CARPENTER WUKR And .ycnsta! buid
Ing small or large Iobt. work guatan
lcrd reasonable plans and specifications
furnished free Phone 35Of
pRrssMAKIH0 MILLINERY 20
INFANrs hard made and hand cmhroid
rrrd dresses a specially Phone 'opt
GOING TO MONEf.
Pack or store your goods CAL Atlas Trans
FOR storage Ga. Phone 1898 i557
FANCY sEWlNG E,cnirg drc,srs a spe
'lalB All S Trenton
DISTINCTIVE lrorks Tor children; hand
embroidered, housrhod linens. hngrrn
bud layrttr, Phone 4jgu.
UEMSIirtH and plcoSng. neat work
price reasonable NhitU Sewing Machine
Co, gld T. THIRD
SEE Mrs MONTGOMERY at 80 West
Third drsssmakng and alteration work
Pho.r 12i2
srWISG on All KINDS Alterations a
sp"cia.ty. Phone 1856
ron ACCORDION PLATING Of collar,
snd cuffs 3 inches vide, phons zoos
Mrs VI n lngermSn,
MOVING AND STORAGE az
MOVING AND STORAGE
store with Pages Frsprooi storage
Phones nsags 1883 $500
PAINTING AND DECORATING 50
4 BFTTEK CLASS or PAINTING kNb
FAPLR HANGING for less money spr
chlty ~ Interior dccorAtlonNi estimates
furnished. Phone 446l. Fred 5 shurt.
'fiI
PAPERfNs AND rAIETlNG Estimates
chrerfully rivtn; all work guaranteed.
John Peterson. Phone 23s1. l2t y.
Che enne
ROOMS PAPERED, including paper for g.
per room or up, all work guaranteed. =.
Sutherland 'hous A2iT
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 80
FOSTER y BURNS Detective Agency. In
rorporatcd The old reIiabls defective
agency. operators invesiigAtora and
guards furnished on short notice Oftice
suite 22G 227 Iowa Bldg Phones. Of
hrc 5HTa, night 3iBI.R
REPAIRING AND REMoDILrso 81
ing; welding OF broken part. OF iron. 70.
pairing of cyetythinE Jacobs Novelty Co,
ais Eatt FIRST Phone 725.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Fok SALE tnrd touring rAr. now motor
l2l4 West Archer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE


YOrNG MAN wishes position clerical
work. pay rolls distrbulou. slrnogthpH
30 or Bookkeeping work good references.
Address IA, care Wore.
GOOD. honest mao eaata steady .w9rk IN
ward gardening etc Phone Old Fox
Hotel, 2lg9 ask. Tor Hugo "eiteraneeD.
WANTED Position a. hooAAc"p"r Ny dl'
charged sailor . wears experience ~ OF
business Phone 2s2j Rr'rrrnrcA
SITUATION WASTED-By good, AL
round machinist and repair man, also
stationary engineer. references ~ or out
81 town. Address 80 are Nofld.
WANTED BY SOLDIER Fntra work for
Saturdays and sundays lp garage eGHe,S'
graduate aud experienced. Address ~
care World
WANTED Position by married man win
Nut,c firm. driving truck or delivery ar
hoi afraid OF work Address y ~, care
World
WANTED 10 connect with oli company Or
Foma live, growing corporation. by well
educated experienced tiram, c'e,ltlg'
gas rrfrigtrhung and hydraulic eng
nor good record as = result rrticr wiih
men and machinery have fomc cNpcrictes
az designing Address y w. care Word
JAPANESE wauN posliiou a. cook %
housrmAu. address 20. care World
JAPANESE mechanical Asuftrur wants po
s'i"' sm ~, ~, ~ L..,,.a'r Idrr.. \ Ia care
WA
HOTEL. MAN Who i- lhofouEhy eAPeIt
cnced In oil branches "i lh' holel uu'',
,a' ~ "P'" lu, I"...,,,,'"',I,r rs.s,Ss h,r
tg. io,.J ,5i,s., llotr NAn.set
sg0 ~ F,rh
yy,NTrp .n,.,,.., .,,.,, Ir,,tIy
.nt,r .,,,a n.'b,p.l I,p,b,e Of taking
fun charge. In or ont Of Tulsa good
rrforeurrs Address 30, W o. World
yyANrrt, ,,,t. r,.l ,,,.g .,pt, ion
b,n,inr pro,c ',aFo
r,yrrrtrVcv, t,... ,..,,,, ,,, Gamer,
.,,,% rrsn ,,,,,. ,..'n,n.n, no.i,on rel
".'pm "-" ''. ~ p" ,"'"'
bn aJ lain, r.f aqla
''.' CO. Wv w '''''
SITUATIONS FEMALE ~
Winn,v -,..,b -.tifi = ,,,r. old ,,,,t. no,i.
ian 80 t -, t,In,,.r ar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Ful ND.-On n Cincinnati. bicycle O~ner
may hsyo same by describing wheel ana
paying Tor this Ad Call l2l S. ~.
wood
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE lC
Packard Oklahoma
Motor CO.
Used Car Bargains

3.75 passenger Packard. 5000
miles
$50 7-ppsscngcr Packard; rebuilt,
liko urW
go passenger Packard Chum
my 5000 miles.
rcr,c Arrow 5pnsscngcr. 1918,
Ike new
HuoH Light six Roadster. 1918.
5000 miles
Marion lIandlcy passenger
1000 miles.
Chandler 7-passcnger. run 2.2oO
miles
Chandler passenger. run 1900
niles
Chandlor passenger, 1917. Al
hipc
llupmohllc b-pasacnpcr, 1917.
htnth A-pawcngcr, 1918. like new
Buck . passenger. 1913. cheap.
Ruumer passenger. new.
Ana - other bargains from $500
10 'ioO0. open evenings and sun
day
ruONp 79oO-6i7 Is. BOULDER
FOX SAI.E turd trurtpg a., No. ,,,t,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
NEW LA SALE HOTEL

as south Denver. elegant rooms
strictly modern. moderate prices
cafe in basement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

LnFr Cold star service PIN. liberal re
ward Finder please cal 45nO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
FINANCIAL
UsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

bubINboS OffOhIUNlTlES. ~
MAGIC WEALTH or TENAS OIL
FIELDS
THE COURAGE OF A WOMAN
BRINGS MILLIONS TO HER FAM
lily AND WEALTH TO A WHOLE
COMMUNITY
500 grows to 100000 while hun
dreds sf investors become wealthy
in Texas OH Fields
Facts of this, the worlds greatest
\oil boom are told In
TRUTH MAGAZINE
Subscription. $500 per year
sample copy free Write for your
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TRUTH PUBLISHING COMPANY
Room e. Settegnst Building
HOUSTON, TFNAS
FRUIT STORE, son drinks. 'eilsrs and to.
haccC, room lDA50. bed. stove, dishes
included Can 1.-Two In rear. Price, $500
yath SEQ H. q Finch 40 Robinson
MOVING PICTURE LOCATION-ro tho
right party { viii sell lease on room IN
busiest part. of city Anyone interested
sec II. & Finch 43o Robinson Blds
Phone 400
rOOL NALL for salr Al = bargain ON
Third stree, 4 real money maker Price.
80 uuO Some terms N T. Glass &
Go 2lp.\ $ Msin street Phone 1894,
COOP GROCERY sTORE Close In cash
business Dandy restaurant fine buH.
ness well located Phone JiOS ASK
for i. f. OBsnuon,
As AN lcsying the city will SEcrinoc
good rssnurant business at OOJ y Main
N Interested come st once
OIL LANDS AED LEASES ttA
TFNAS ifASES
Prros county north'astrrn portion. along
rco0s ri'er. Reilly we'll near sheffield, re-.
Iurtrd NJ 800 barrels Nerrhantshl, title
CommcrciH leasr SIS form, ljc rental paid
20 February. 1890 Several wells starting
Can deliver In sections or quarter sections
At T5c to 3 per acre Our representative
viii he ~ Majestic Hotel for few dAys only
Phone lpcs uarr, Hines Go
FOR sALE -l5o shares rark,iIe oil stock.
g. per share. Address NI., care
World
GUARANTEED PEuDuCflON-i60 acrc,.
Alien county. Kan on pipe lines. pro.
durtiOu proven three sides. open water.
two productive sands ESQ feet and 900
feet. 10 rgr cent cash payment balance
out ot production or will JON with rap
ttAi in development Address BOX IA,
lola, Kan.
ATTENTION DRILLING CONTRACTORS
We desire to contract drilling two decr
tests Security Banking Investment
Co. zoo eos Oil Operators Bldg. For,
Worth ToHaK
HorErs.RooMINo HOUSES IS
TOD NN'S RNRGNINS-fittecu room hotel.
modern So 700. g. GOO vii. handle. -
room modern brick apartment. ~ SOC.
81 eco handles. o room modern resi-
deuce roomDus house. $500 Three Of
tho best 'luys today. Srp II g. Finch,
i10 Robinson Uldg Phone. 400
ROOMlNG HOUSE Tor sale good location.
rhuYr lie0
HOTELS and roomirs house, Of all kinds
a'f the time Allison Really al2 FirSt
National Phone i7tl
MONEY TO LOAN cHATTBLs "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

s., RtWAItp for return Of black Lynr
frr ncrk ps0r I,u In crystal Candy
shon tatufi6Y hrIug to 500 Mayo
bldK' no questions asked
Lost In Sand 9prrEs park Sunday. :,
Diamond suuhurst ptni re~Ard for ~
turn 10 world OHirr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

N TiE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THr EASTERN

N TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR rHr EASTERN
DISTRICT or OKLAHOMA
In the Matter Of oil city Laundry. a
corpot .iion OF Tulsa Oklahoma, bankrupt
In BAnkruptcy No. 2uG'
NOTICE OF SALE nY RECEIVER
Pursuant TO an order ~ this court the
undersigned receiver oi tho above named
bankrupt offers for sale tho property aa
sets and effects Of said bankrupt estate.
Said property to he sold consists of CON
plctr laundry machinery outfit, horses,
wagons automobile truck. certain real
estate leasp on tho building whore tho OF
CITY Laundry is now located tu Tulsa OKLA
hons ,Atd assets other than tho lease on
the building holng invoicod at 80 iaS go
The same may bc inspected hy calling tho
receiver 100 care Of the Tulsa Retailer, As.
so, alton i1 city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma The
said property VlIl hc cold A. public auction
hv taid receiver ou' lhr premises OF tho
ON Ciu Laundry AZ 'Snrond street and
hlpn. ir SAID civ ~ Tulsa. on ahoma, on
tho gath dAl vf trri. lplp a. tcu q cioCA
10 thI forenoon Of sa.3 dan
This sale is FOR cash aud subject 10 cnn.
frmatDou o' thr hsntrurtcy court Dated
TINS l6W da1 o' ATu. lH1g.
" 4 kNhSnN. Receiver.
TaN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
REAL ESTATE LOANS
wANTED-To BORROW

WANTED $500 10 81 600 Nriyate money
ON Legitimate business. short time loan,
high rates Of interest good security. Ad
dress y 10. care World
WI MAKE farm loans on long terms. low
Phone 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

OVERLAND. Five passenger Tor sale. cash
OF trade. 500 Mcpormot,. south side
Wire station
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost AND royS

LOST Pockoihook finder return 20 al
dress on card In portr ribooh and ~
rCIyr reward
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

sEE WArd Drirc'fve Agency phone 2ipG,
T. % box l7'g Tulsa Oka for Grim
lHal and elyil work Criminal ard 80
ftrty collection. our work guaranteed
work 81 home and abroad
luK reliable deirctice IeryiCr call Ray .
Detective Agency Phone 2D77. NiEht
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

SrRNSBp on SIuLEN Male apiu dog
name Bubbles lcAthor collar. tag SO
pD5 " rewArd Tor any Information lead
Ing TO his rorovery Mrs IAmcs \ Wa,
s0p Phone NII2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

BROWN & NANCIN.
Attorneys ior Receiver.
IN TllE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TUF EASTERN
uIFrRICr OF OkLAUuMA
IN tho matter VI OIL city Laundry Com.
pAuy, Tulsa OKLA, BauArup, In BANK.
ruptry No 2U15
NOTICE or FIRST NETTING or
CREDITORS
To the creditors Of Oh city Laundry
Company Of Tulsa IN the County Of Tuta
sAnd district aforesaid o bankrupt
Notice is hereby given ths, on tho Gth
day Of March. 4 u. 1919 tho taid Ou cts
Laundry Company WAS dBy adjudirAtei
bankrupt; and that the lirst. meeting 81 it,
creditors will Do held Rt1 . Marshal. uf
fiee. IN the Feirtal BuNdng tr the cts
of Tulsa. ~ Md district, OF TIE goth dal
of April "a II. 1879 At . o clock boz on.
afternoon At which time ths t-.A--. red tor
NAV attend prove ther elaine app.sni
t,ustee examine tho bankrupt and trausar
such other business AB may yrupyTIv com
before said meeting
Mn,koaee, OFihhoma AprN lIth. 1919
EZRA RRAlNERp TR
Referee IN Bankruptcy
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ny y. T. KEMP. Chairman.
/. G WALTER Secretary.
NoTICE or fIRSr MEETING oF
CREDITORS

To The creditors Of QuAliN Laundry
Cleaning Company ot Tulsa IN the County Of
Tulsa and district aforesaid, Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on tho 23nd
ds, 81 March \ u. 1910. tho said quality
Laundry 4 Cleaning Company was duly
adiudirAted bAnkupt. aud that the first
mentiug Of iis creditors viii be held ~ tho
= y Marshal, office In the Federal Build
ing In the city Of rula, In nid district,
on the galh day Of April, A u 1910, al
o'clock 10 thN sitctnoo0 at Which time the
sald creditors may attend, prove thef
claims. Appoint trustee cNaminc the hsnH
rupt, and transact such other business a.
nay properly come before said meeting
Muskogoc. Oklahoms, Aptu itih. 1919,
A F. McGARR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-18
1t Rrntman'S RiaIfO.

Geraldine Farrar's second Gold
wyn picture, The He'll Cat" which
comes to the Rialto theatre Thurs
day, is not alone powerful story.
1t provides the star with Colorful,
highly dramatic role as well.
She is Pancha O'Brien, half-Span-
ish and half-Irish, with all the con-
Predictions this mixture implies.
Her father is Wyoming sheep
raiser and Pancha is loved by Jack
Webb, the sheriff Jim Dixie. a
well-to-do cattleman, covets the
girl. but she will have none of him.
When he sees Pancha favoring the
sheriff he determines to conquer
her. To show that he has the up
per hand. Dixie, a squaw-man, or
ders his Mexicans to cut the Threats
of O'Brien's sheep. The animals
are slain, but Pancha surprises the
men before they can escape.
Dixie announces to Pancha that
he has come to take her away. She
puts up a furious fight, scratching,
biting and kicking and living up to
her sobriquet of THE He'll Cat
But Dixie overpowers her, binds
her and carries her away on his
horse. Then his men set fire to the
ranch.
Powerless to resist her captor.
Pancha is the victim of his ad-
vances. At this point bikes squaw
returns and discovers the white
girl. Intent on revenge. the Indian
is about to plunge a dagger into
Pancha's heart when Pancha
awakes and explains the situation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-18
At the Majestic.


After the production OF straight
drama and a melodrama, Dorothy
Gish has again returned to the field
of pure comedy. In iii Get Him
Yet" her current picture which
will be shown at the Majestic thea
tire tonight and Thursday. there will
be no difficulty on the part of the
audience to work out the problems
of the play.
Its giggles we want" says Miss
Gish, but in the reviews the gig
giles grew to rOars.
situations and Dorothy Gish are
all that is required TO satisfy any
audience as long as the film runs, y
says one critic, and it is matter
of choice as to whether or not you
need the situations"
The picture deals with a girl who
street railway and interurban sys-
TEN. She marries newspaper re-
porter who is in love with her. but
almost insane on the marrying
money" subject. In order to COM
plete the ceremony she tells him
she will never accept another penny
from her father, but does not in
form him thai she is worth several
millions in her own name
The complications that arise
when she has to meet the persons
who are in charge of her estates.
give her the best opportunity for
comedy of any picture she has APP
peared in since Hearts of the
World"
Miss Gish is supported by an ex-
ceptionally strong company of play
ers. Richard Barthelmess is her
leading man, while George Fawcett,
the famous actor, appears as her
crusty father. The comedy is thor
oughly up-to-date and the situa-
tions are highly diverting, all af-
fording Miss Gish delightful oppor-
tunities for the display of her man
fold talents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-18
SUB CHASER, ON
LAND CRUISE,TO
COME ON VISIT
N-54 Starts From Chicago on
Wheels to Boost Recruiting in
United States Navy.

II the Inhabitants of Rock Island
chance in the near future, to see
what on first sight appears to them
to be a ship which has become af-
fected by the sun and life it's native
element to rambIe along the high
road, they need not be alarmed. On
close examination they will find it
to be the N-54, which started from
Chicago today to make summer
cruise through northern Illinois in
search of recruits for the United
States navy.
The MA is a submarine chaser
mounted on wheels, and unless tor
pedoed or wrecked by severe wealth
er it will drop anchor at most of the
large towns and cities of northern
Illinois before it points its bow to-
wards Chicago and breaks out the
"homeward- bound" pennant. 1t is
manned by a crew of six and car
ries a one-pounder for the purpose
Of defense-also to notify you of It's
approach. 1t is being put in com
mission and sent forth from the
Chicago recruiting office under
command of Lieutenant H. d.
Childs, and it is expected that be-
fore it's return many of the young
men of this district will have yield
ed to the call of the sea" and
joined Uncle Sans navy
This land cruise in Illinois will
be the second big land cruise uh-
dertaken by the navy. The first one
was made lover there" when the L.
s. MAO, 159, was landed at Brest
and sent to Pontiac, where. asteT
doing routine work for a while, she
was turned over to a party of navy
men who were sent out to obtain
Photographic records of navy actiV-
tiles in France. For four months it
galloped all over France and over
into Germany, visiting Paris Chau-
mont, Hesperange, Coblenz and
hundreds of other cities. The ex-
act line of march to the Rhine
through Luxembourg was follow
ed. (The trip was made in reverse
of the way it was originally taken
II trundeled through Arlon, Bel
GUM and then back across the bat
tlefelds of France from the cross
ing place at the Mouse to the ravIne
where sleep the men who earned
the imperishable glory that hangs
over Belleau Woods. Through Yer
dun, across No Mans Land coun-
try. finally passing Virzy and then
to Chateau Thierry and back to
Paris, having covered 10000 miles.
The N-54 probably will not take
so long a trip but it will cover a
good many miles in Illinois and ali
the young men who feel the spirit
of adventure strong within them
should be on the lookout for its
visit and ask the man in charge for
information about the navy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-18

theatre today. has got her goat" as
she expresses it.
You see, it's like this said the
dark-eyed little star when seen al
the studios of National Film cor
poration. In The Lamb and the
Lion have to feed 'Polka-Dot' out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-18
At the Colonial,


The Probation Wife" Norma
( TalmadgGs latest Select picture,
in which she is presented by
! Joseph NJ. Schenck, will be seen
again tonight at the Colonial thea
| ire It is the story of an inmate
| of a notorious cafe, who later re-
| forms through the love and trust
of a good man. Josephine, or 10
as she was called. was one of the
most important attractions of the
! Domino cafe. Harrison Wade, a
wealthy New Yorker, sees her here
and gives her money to escape. She
/ is discovered, and before she gets
another chance to escape the place
| is raided. 10 and the other cabaret
girls are sentenced to three years
/ in the reformatOry. After two
years of Imprisonment, 10 manages
/ to escape. She purchases a fash
/ ionabIe outfit with the money she
/ has concealed. During her con-
| finement in the reformatory, 10 had
made the best of her spare time
/ by reading and studying, SO that
she is able to converse in man
ner in keeping with her modish
appearance. After having made
/ her escape, 10 decides that the
only way to advance and get the
| things in life that are worth while
! is through some mantle only
way she had ever been taught So
Ashe boards a train for New York,
ever on the alert for the helpful
man. She discovers him in the
next compartment. He proves to
| be no other than Harrison Wade,
the man who had tried to help her
to escape. She crudely and blunt
Iy makes a proposition to him to
trade herself for clothes and what
ever else he may be willing to give.
Wade believes there is some good
in the girl and marries her, much