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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
TO QUIT
ROUND TABLE?
Want Action on Resolution
Affecting Steel Strike

WASHINGTON. Oct. lt--Cunit-
ed Prcss)--A fight OK the labor
groups resolution for mediation OF
the steel strike was the business
before the afternoon session OF the
Industrial peace conference today.
Adjournment was taken at f2:3o y.
m. for lunch. after a motion TO re-
fer the resolution back 20 the gen
erai committee had been defeated
by unanimous vote OF the three
groups-labor. capital and the pub
lie.
There were rumors during the
luncheon period that labor was
prepared 20 quit the conference In
case the resolution Is voted down
this afternoon. No member OF tho
American Federation OF Labor
group was willing 10 confirm this.
altho most of them talked pessi-
misticaily. One of the railroad
brotherhood delegates. however.
said that while the Brother.
hood men were not prepared TO
leave the conference on that issue.
he had boon given TO understand
that was the disposition OF the
American Federation OF Labor men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
THREE PLANES
LOST IN FOG
Aviator Francis Misses His
Own Home Town

OMAHA. Nob.. Oct. 14.-Threc
westbound planes in the transconti-
mental air derby became lost in a
heavy fog en- route here from Des
Moines this morning. Capt. Roy
Francis. an Omaha contestant. pilot.
ing n Martin bomber, missed his
homo town completely. landing at
Yutan. Neb.. 60 miles south and west
Of here. Capt. Felix Steinle. No. %.
and Lieut.. J. II. Johnson. No. 106.
missed the city by about 10 miles and
landed In convenient pastures.
All planes are being held here and
ut St Paul. Neb.. because OF the fog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
NEW WAR VESSELS
BUILT TOO LATE

LONDON. Oct. 14.-Throngs OF
visitors at Brighton have been at.
traoted to Southwick where ships
with Representatives, OF hollow con-
crete blocks are in dry dock. Altho
II Is known they were built for
some war purpose the exact usage
intended for them In a mystery.
They arc known as wedding cake"
ships. They were TO cost $4,000, 900
each. None were completed when
the war ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
HORSE SURVIVES
TWENTY-DAY FASTING

BROOKLYN. Oct. IA team Of
horses fell off Pier No. /. One OF
the animals WAS found drowned and
II was assumed that the body of the
other had drifted away. Twenty
days later Captain Il. A. Small -of
the army supply base. heard whin.
nying under the pier and discovered
tho missing horse II was dragged
out and will be restored to health
and usefulness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
KING ASKS AID
FOR BELC|ANS
llbert Opens Drive at S. T.
for American Credit
. my X CHAMBERLAIN

r~ess staff Correspondent
V nsx FRANCISCO. oct. is.--htng
80 80 AZ Belgium opened today hrs
49, for American crcdi, FOR hei'
GUM ,..,oo, the hing
Characteristic. brief speech.
n.s.s upon the sufferings OF hel.
~ . r.lntlng cut that her recovery
ks ae,s OF hard work. and con-
s,sssd with an appeal for American
help. ,,no,s.
:, some from a country sorelN
- ~ xar-~a country where they
~, ,lvaay the approach OF winter.
md this magnificent city
49, nv a radiant sun. and the dis
'-.,,.sea gentlemen who receive
h.rs are friends OF Belgium.
NAV shall | express the emotions
~, IN finding myself here with
~ a warm wcleomeG From the
s.,,,m az my heart thank this city
- IN AZ California for their mex.
sss.,isle generosity towards Bel
gum .,,.,,.
a. name Of Herbert Hoover
ia her history san Francisco has
s.rs from which Belgsum may
s.n great lesson. After the
e,sAtful catastrophe OF 1905 the city
Z H,,p,v smltten did not lose cour-
= ana IN few years she raised
1919 from her ruins. richer. more
Issnsifsl than ever.
-Brlrum also reconstructs little
- ntsle her factories that were de-
suxsd BY enemies. But the work
= h>r economic reconstruction Will
. pur and ariuous. Her determI.
ann to live causes her TO strain
sv,fy effort she asks the sympathy
"a hslp Of those powerful friends
~ have already aided her In her
nhfbrsune."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
N. Y. Longshoremen
Taking Strike Vote

NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-(United
Press.)-voting was in progress to-
day In the 81 local unions here affil-
lated with the International Long.
shoremen's union on the question of
ending or continuing the strike of
1900 dock workers which has par
alyzed shipping in the port OF New
York for six days.
Meanwhile. the strike threatened
more and more to throw tho city
into famine Of both food and fuel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
FIRST STRIKE IN 1896

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL. -
Delivers into history have found
that among the earliest strikes in
this country OF which there is
record were those OF Philadel.
phia's journeymen shoemakers in
1896, 1898, 1899. 1900.
Also that until 1900 (when
buckled low shoes gave place TO
high ones) the shocmakers of
Philadelphia made no distinction
between the right boot and tho
left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
DEUTSCHLAND IS
NOW OvERHAULEO

LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE German
merchant submarine. Deutschland.
has been oyerhauled and Is now at
Yarmouth. A charge IL made for
admission In behalf Of the Kings
Fund for Sailors. The Deutschland
was captured In English waters on
It's second trip to the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
nab SUSPECT
AFTER CHASE

Following chase OF several
MAJ Carl Morris. alias Carl J.
puuecu, was arrested at Fourth ave.
IA Pike q. late Monday afternoon
~ Pztrolman s. r. Dotson and
bdged In the city Jail pending the
fI0ne Of complaint charging hin,
vixA passing fraudulent checks.
Morris vas recognized on Pike 1t.
b X. shoncair. 10 Pike St. who
enshsd . SO check September 20.
which was returned.
@. Full 80 Union St. identified
Morris - the man who. under the
nane Of Benson. had passed a sic
eAsck On him When searched at
~ police station by Officer M. J.
Cary. Morris had an uncashed
DICK for SO made out TO Benson "
Morris = being held on an open
eharra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Alaska Indians on
Way to u. S. School

Four Alaskan Indians arrived in
Seattle Tuesday morning from an In
dian colony near Ketchikan. en- ruute
to the chemawa Indian school. mar
Salem. Ore.
They were met at the dock. w1ben
they stepped ashore from the steam
err Santa Anna. by II. Mork. OF the
city Juvenile department, and taken
to the public safety building until
they left for Portland.
One boy. Nick Nix. II. and tfneo
girls. Blanche Edenshow, IA; Flora
Alexander. IL. and Rebecca Nathan.
IL, composed the party. They viii
study three years before returning
to their homes in the North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
FRISCO May END
DOCK STRIKE
Settlement of Stevedores'
WaIk0ut Seems Closer

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 14.--se,.
Element of the strike OF Triggers and
stevedores of the San Francisco bay
district was closer today. Control
had been taken from the strike com.
mittee and placed in the hands OF Of.
Ulcers OF the union.
This action was taken following
repeated statements by the winter.
front employers that they refused
to hold conferences with the long
shoremen's union '.as now consti.
tuted."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
BUSES GOING TO BRooKLyN

NEW YORK. Oct. I4.--Brooklyn
In going to have Fifth avenue bus
service IL the plan OF Mayor Hylan
is carried out. The mayor has In.
structed Grover A. Whelan. commits.
sioner Of plants and structures. TO
investigate conditions leading 10 the
starting Of bus lines In the borough
across the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
CAN FIND A WIFE
BUT NOT A HOME

LONDON. Oct. IA soldier Mt
Uxbridge, who lost his wife while
serving at the front. has had sew
eral offers OF marriage from wo-
men but he has appealed to the
Board OF Guardians to find home
for his four children. He has had
to distribute the children among
relatives while he searched for .
homA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Dwarf to Head
Campus Veterans

o. 1eokexseryice men who are
- un1onts Of the University of
W1nhmGlon organized Tuesday
nmning - auxiliary branch OF the
Auertnu Lexion- The men are al.
~ mmhers Of the legion. but are
gGnnh1ng the campus society to
~ ln1oy1lsy IN scholastic circles.
Hug1 Dynrt. former captain OF
nnrines q Berleau Wood. was elect
= eAasrman os the new society. Ad-
&unos were made by President
10y 0uznIlo. and by Louis Sea-
Ung& No commander Of Elmer J.
Ha1as ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
MEMBERS OF BRITISH
PARLIAMENT CURIOUS

LONDON, Oct II. = MacCa1lam
Scott, M. r., believes members of
the British parliament the most In.
quisitive people In the world. Scott
was delegated by Winston Churchill
TO answer all questions OF NJ. P.s on
war office matters. He's replied 20
% 900 letters, been interviewed by
200 members a week. and now wants
n vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
OIL LINER BURNS
A WEEK AT SEA

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1.-THE crew
of the liner Ncmbe has reached here
with tho story OF the burning Of
the ship and the whole cargo
amounting TO 10000 cases OF oil
The ship took fire off the west
coast Of Africa and burned for .
wsak,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
C0SMOP0LITANS ON
CAMPUS ORGANIZE

Sixty Filipinos. 10 japanese, 10
Chinese and eight Russians attend
ing the University OF Washington
have organized the Cosmopolitan
club. Clifton Worthen has been
chosen president of the organiza-
ton which will meet every other
Friday night at the university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Mayor Urges City
to Aid Memorial

A proclamation. calling upon every
citizen OF Seattle TO cooperate with
the Roosevelt Memorial association
In it's campaign for Ancricnnlsrn.
was issued Tuesday by Mayor c. u.
Fftxgeraid.
In his proclamation. Mayor Fritz
gerald desires to commend 10 our
citizens the devotion and staiws<rt
Americanism of Theodore Roosevelt
as pattern and m exemplar and
do hereby call upon tho citizens
Of Seattle to do everything In their
power to foster the spirit Of Ameri.
canism for which he stood and 10
further the ideals OF loyalty which
he taught. by the Observance OF Mon
day. October 81. as Americanixatlon
and Roosevelt Memorial day and
that a suitable public gathering with
appropriate program be held on the
evening Of that day"
~-----------------------------~
A much admired gfri dces not al
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
WASHING HUNG OUT ON
lONDON'S BROADWAY

LONDON. Oct. l4s--Park lane.
London's broadway. was today as.
tonished by line OF clothes drying
In the garden Of famous mansion.
It's protest against high laundry
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
MOTOR BANDITS ARE
DRIVEN FROM LONDON

LONDON, Oct. 14.--For the first
time since the war. Scotland Yard
announces. London - tree from
notor-car bandits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
INOCULATE 100000
TO FIGHT CHOLERA

sIMLA, India. Oct. 14s--one hun.
dred thousand men were inoculated
In two weeks in the British govern
mcnt's fight against cholera here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
ARMY OFFICERS
ARREST BOMBER
Part Of Terrorist Gang at
Gary Captured by Officers

0AHh. Inds Oct. 1.-THE
maker Of 10 bcnbs mailed 20
leading business men and Off.
ciais thruout the nation, last
May. N held under arrest By mil.
itsry men here ~ the result Of
numerous arrests of trrrorists
suspected Of making Gary their
hcsdquarters during their May
and June campaigns. Army Of.
fioerS. however. said today therc
was small chance Of rounding up
The entire band OF bomberx.
Altho tho man who made the
bonnie mailed under The Label OF the
Glmt~i rsroW' Store. in New York. In
bold. large number ~ his confoder
atss are stili nj large.
Suspected reds" now In custody
we're grilied further In an effort to
uncover the entire plot. Officers be-
lieved possibly a powder factory
here. now dlamanticd. may have un.
Willingly supplied tho plo,ters with
their explosives.
Army men refused 20 70 further
than 20 state they believed some OF
tho piotters were under arrest De.
tails Of the attempted reign Of terror.
and the motives back OF IL. were
withheld.
inccndiary literature scattered
over Gary was said 10 have been
printed tn Chicago. No print shop
here would admit handling tho ap.
peal OF the Communists" for an up.
rising such as had taken place In
Russia.
Officer Il Silent
Col. W. 4. Mapes refused 60 dis.
cuss the arrests. lie declared his
efforts 20 run down all suspects had
been seriously hamperod BY pubiLca.
ton OF tho fact that he was <6sc
on the trail Of the alleged plotters.
All rscn arrested since the military
assumed control Of the situation are
held incommunicado. Paul Chaser.
attorney for the striking steel work
ers. WINS refused permission TO zee
the men.
Col. Mapcs declined 70 give out the
names OF the men held. where they
were arrested. or the number under
arrest. or why they are held.
Previously. however. he had in
formed newspaper men that the
maker Of the Gimbel bombs was
among the men In custody.
The man IL sald7to have been iden.
titled by the peculiar construction OF
bombs found In the basement OF his
home. resembling fragments Of the
Internal machine which exploded on
the doorstep of Attorney General a.
Mitchell Palmer's house. in Wash.
ington.
The bomb maker. according TO re-
ports. was regularly employed in the
steel mills at Gary until the strike
was called. and WIS one OF. tho. most
violent agitators In connection with
the strike before the arrival OF fed
eral troops.
GARY. Ind. Oct. i4--Armv intel
ligence officers. under the direction of
Col w. 8. Mapcs. were making every
effort today to locate the printing
shop which turned out n handful
signed by THE communist party OF
America" calling for overthrow OF
the military In Gary"
All printing Offices in the city were
visited during the night. but tn G
..~aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14

There are more thorns than roses
on the path that leads to q woman's
Kart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14

RDouw Dnplng plants have
~ m expertmentaliy on a large
sab b California. New Mexico and
Egypt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14

A much admired gfri dor not a.
ways make the most admirable wife.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10
BRITISH LEGAL
EXPERTS FAVOR
TRYING KAISER
Steps Being Taken to Arrest
Hun Offenders,

LONDON, Thursday, Jan pro.
ceedingS against the former German
emperor are advised in special re-
port by a sub committee Of the COM
mission charged with inquiring into
violations OF the laws OF war ap.
pointed two months ago The parent
body has done great deal ot work
through It's subcommittee. each OF
which was assigned some particular
phases OF violations charged against
enemy countries Plans for a trlbr-
nal which will try cases in which ylo-
latlonS OF the laws OF war are al.
legged, have already been submitted
All the subcommittee Stll have
large masses OF evidence to examine
before final reports are issued deal
ing with charges TO he preferred and
the degree Of responsibility Attaching
to inliyld ais. Although final r,,r .
cluSlonS may not, therefore, be reached
IN a majority oi cases for some
months. i, is said tha, il IS MT t, he
assumed that practical steps have mol,
been taken 10 arrest offender,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10

u y, I'm has boon named 10 meet
With house committee 10 consider
the part the legislature will have IN the
inaugural ceremonies Monday.
GvsfdIArshlp May De Llmited--rro-
fessiOnnl guardians would be- hlt by "A
hill fnihrrcd by Senator " l.. knio IN
N. state senate which would limit the
number ~ persons for which u man
might be- guardian IN i've. Relatives
Rrc excepted nuh the law not apply
10 trust companies OF irnt,rnl organ
lLatiOnH
Nav Deputy court cisfk-Nr-. llrlic
RAIDER hns accepted a position a. dop-
NY court clerk Tor tlln Myers, taxing
tho place vacated by Mrs. carol can
ders Mrs Sanders is clerk I'm the
ttI assessors office under James
Iicaty.
cofdeu Publisher Here Arthur "
Anderson, publisher Of tho 'ordcll
Beacon and C0rdcll liefrld sentinel, ls
In the city today attending IN" meet
INK ~ the Oklahoma Press Rssocla-
ton.
Radio Men 10 Return Chester kidd
Hnd William II kropps, students nj
tho radio school conducted for some
time At the Irving building here, are
soon ~ he mustered out Of army rerN-
tee They are stationed now NJ Camp
Alfred Vail near New York city. but
expect 10 be sent Immediately 20 n
disqualification camp.
Royer 10 Recovered -- Rev. VI. "
Eoyer. pastor ~ the First Ensllsh
Lutheran church. who has been ill as
result ~ an attack of bronchial
90. .s.t.H IA
10 fn his pulpit Of next Sundays scrN-
ices
BOY Wants State Relies -- Yer
wouldn't sell ans of this JUNK Would
yci." asked - husky young lad VINO
was leading q noisy bunch ot boys
through thr state Historical society
t.stcrdly afternoon. "Sufc would IKE
snmc ~ this ere lnjun junk Geo.
this raitl"Enukc skin makes Yer creep
mud nhi,sI." and he backed on stealth
Iy after running 1iCul ot "A no
.mi. skin hung among many In,lhn
r,lics Ne lett without striking "a bar
rnln.
sniug. r.re 10 eoot Rond. SIDNEY
Sngrs. former publisher N the Nr'-
mufItr at Ardworc. arrived In tho city
/ this morning 10 assist IN the good roii'
/ bond campaign lie reports thn' car.
I tor county Ia enthusiastically h"hiui
I the governor. elect I'm his proposal nnn
passed resolutions endorsing IN" move
uent NJ recent meeting
Chamber Invite, Glass IN" lo nl
F Chamber ~ commerce ISSUED letter
/ today supplcmrnting the invitation
p rendered Carter Glass. secretary ~ the
TREASURY 20 attend the district confer
~uce of N" RotnriHus February u and
/ ~. urging the secretary 20 accept
Girl, Club AZ Luther girls club o'
tN,ut, -four members was org1'lzcd At
the Luther HchOolhous" yesterday con
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10

Gently published healih regulation, b.
flgldly enforced Police enforcement
viii be asked IN ilagrant violation OF
the rules, but Mike Donnelly says
nearly every individual person and
business firm has expressed a willing
ne" to give hearty cooperation with
the health authorities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10
INSPECTORS VIEWING
CITYS SANITATION

The city has been divided into eigh,
health districts by the state board oi
health, and one inspector !, now going
over each diS,ric, making note ol
conditions When these reports are
~, the city board OF health Will act in
conjunction with the state board II
IS expected the inspections viii be-
completed within ten days or two
weeks.
Everything the state board recon
mcndS will he enforced by the city
hoard NHt until then will ,ho rc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10

elect richardson's proposal NJ he heard
II outlined here.
stock show Committee Meets The
committee In charge " tho Live Stock
show will have a meeting ~ O'Clock
this afternoon at the Chamber " Com
nrfce,
Rogers Road o0lesr II N Rogers
~ Tulsa was appointed yesterday n-
member ~ The Legislative committee ~
assist the good roads association In
launching N. campaign for the pro
posed bond issue
More Road campsIorers- Additional
appointments 20 tho board ~ governors
10 assist In tho good roads cnmpn lgn
reported NJ headquarters ~ tho okla
hOina good roads association yesterday
include pr. W. II Kelly, WntOngn. and
T., 4 Holmes. GonfE 10 represent
IInine county. y " Cooper ~ Wilbur.
ton, Intlmcr county. " r. Lenhy and
" " clarke. rdwhuski rRwhuskH
county. and W n Nrumlry md ". 7.
roffmnn ~ Ala. rontoioc county. X
Jacobs. Chandler. i 4 Thompson.
icllsion; y A l,abon and Il. Talla-
fcffo. Mcdll
"popshead," Rounded Up-Thrce men
nnd one woman were arrested this
morning In the 300 block ON East Grand
avenue. nud two women und two men
arrested IN the 500 block On South
Robinson street. this morning charged
with hrlng drug nddlctH phinclothc-
men Gates and Wilkr made the arrests
Sharp eaek or Duty g y sharp.
plHlncluihrsWNu, WJr sufficiently re-
covered from his recent attack ~ "flu
10 he back On duty today
CordeII Gets Dry per-Thc pen with
which Lieut. GOV ~ VI Trnpp signed
the resolution rntIfNlng the prohibition
amendment adUutod VS. IN" souni" Iuv
IL IN the hands ~ senator Harry ~
Gordon NJ Nuultou. who wrote the
resolution The senate voted TINT Cor
dr'l should have the pom iu cons.drra-
ton ~ his service In behalf u pro-
mbi'lon
Brooks AZ Capitol-Strait0n J. Hrool,s
president ~ tHr University of OKLA
h0ml. was Ht ~" state capitol TODAY,
irursar'iug business with state on
cllT
tls1 on statehouse-A bright. new
American nuE laH been pla. si on tho
Estate iouar hs Nd'' Gen f. II GIp.
SON Ir honor ~ tho meeting ~ tho
| legislature.
Field May lose Job-W r Firli
VITO has Teen mIr4bal ~ the Okla.
/ hurn tupf'm" court since statehood
Vl'l lose hi, Job n the senate bill pro-
Nldng i0r divisions ~ ~" supreme
court is passed The hll provide, mat
/ the law clerk 10 the chicf justice. who
'hHll ic u member ~ the oklahoma
| bar. must act ~ nIarth1l ~ the court
| ilcll Is not member NJ the bar.
Inaugural commltte. Nam-d-N ron
nfr committee. consisting ~ Senator.
/ warren Is SNYDER. e. W Board and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10
STRIKERS CLASH
WITH TROOPS IN
ARGENTINE CITY
More Than 200 Casualties;
One Regiment Refuses,

BUENoS AIRES, Jan 10 Scri-
Gus disorders followed the iucfal
yesterday afternoon Of the five per
sons killed in Tuesdays disturb
Rnce,. Atfef the burial of the vic
Tins the crowd Of a thousand Or
more strikers, which had formed the
procession burned passenger train
an the Pacific railway which runs
near the cemetery and then tore 40
the track. 3araly1ing traffic on the
trans-Andine line
They later burned a Catholic
church and the girls school adioin.
Ing. throwing images and pianos into
the stree, and leaving the 400 glrl
pupils Of the institution without dor
mitorieS The mob then halted and
burned fire department automobile
carrying ilrcncn 10 the scene oi the
disturbance
Troops wont Fire.
The Nfllc committee asserts that
orc company ui infantry near ihc
Nascna ir1n WORK, refused - IRE
on the striker. '1l down II, arms
and went - r's barracks with 'ht
men under arrest Tine official SO.
ciallV party organ Ia NanClfd,a
will say thi, morning
RuENON AIRES. Thnrhav Ian.
o-Rcpor,S ory tonight show that
there have isal more than 20 cas-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10
Bowels Usually ClOgged?

Regulate them with snfe, suro. com
Portable pr Kings Ncw Life PITS
Correct that nill0usurss. hc1drche. sour
stomach. tongue cont, hv eliminating
the bowel clogs ncsa. Csc (AdvD