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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
TROOPS
GO BACK SOUTH
Leave Border After Carran-
"a Wires chihuahua Sit
uation Is "Quieted."

Nogales. Ariz. Nay 31.-Under or
ders from Gen Juan Torres. the troop
train which arrived at Nogales Friday
morning returned south last night to
Ortiz, 257 miles south Of the border.
where the Quartet general Of the state
Of Sonora is located Col A. p. Or
tega was in charge Of the train con-
tanning 500 federal soldiers. Gen.
Torres remained in NoEales. Sonora.
being Joined there last night by Gen.
Francisco Eerrano. formerly chief Of
staff Of Gen Aware Oregon, and
Adolfo de la Huerta, recently elected
governor Of Sonora Gen. Torres, Gen.
serrano and governor elect De Ia
Huerta departed on the regular pas
senger train for Hermosillo This morn
ing Gen Torres gave as his reason
for Withdrawing the troops from the
border and countermanding his order
Of yesterday, in which an overland
march from Naco 10 chihuahua City
was contemplated, that Carranza had
wired from Mexico City that the sit
uation had Quieted in Chihuahua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
FL PASO ROTARIANS WILL
LEAVE HERE ON JUNE II

At a meeting Friday afternoon at
the Sheldon hotel Of the delegation
Of local Rotarians who viii 90 10
salt Lake City TO the Rotary Inter-
national convention in June. O. was
decided 70 leave FL Paso on the even
ing Of June ~. The delegates viii 20
via Tucumcari. n n, to Denver, Colo.
The delegation viii arrive at Denver
on the morning OF June IA. where they
viii meet the Texas Rotary delegation
from Dallas. who wiz arrive in a
special train The Texans viii pro-
coed 10 salt Lake on June Is
The Fl Paso Rotarians viii wear
gray felt hats with orange hat bands
bearing the name -El Paso." and also
celluloid sleeve bands with Texas
designated on them They VIII carry
various souvenirs for distribution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
U.S. WARNINGIS
GIIEHGARRAHZA
Present Menace Of Execu
tive's Power Forecast
Many Months Ago.

Washington, D. C., zlay 3l-AI-
though the Carranza government Of
Mexico was warned nearly a year ago
BY the United States OF preparations
FOR the present revolutionary cam
uaisn. which has resulted in the pro-
claiming OF Gen. Felipe Angeles pro-
risionai president and Francisco villa
secretary Of war little attention was
paid TO Information given by this
country
Specific warnings Of the threatened
menace 10 his poWerWere given presi-
dent Carranza by the United States
last october 10 and again last Novem-
her 81 Fl was learned authoritatiNely.
President Carrauza was reminded on
these and other occasions particularly
~ his duty 20 protect Americans and
American property in Mexico.
Threat Now Grave
VIVA began the collection Of arms,
munitions and money a year ago for
Inc campaign, which, in the opinion
% officials here now has grown 90
constitute the graVest menace TO Car
ranzaz power since villa was de-
faateo by the government forces three
years ago.
Just why Carranza paid little heed
10 these warnings or was unable 10
divert any military forces from other
parts Of the republic TO the campaign
in the north is . mystery 70 officials
here. In the opinion OF some the
extra expense Of such an undertaking
may have deferred him.
Six weeks ago Carrauza had 5000
men in Iorreon with large supply
of arms and ammunition al Chihue-
hua Officials here are unable to IN
desIrand why he did not move these
troops north before villas men had
been assembled in large force at
any point
Villas Popularity shown.
Villas popularity among the troops
is explained here by his conduct upon
the capture recently OF Parral- After
the surrender OF the garrison villa
addressed the men, having impris-
1ued the Officers, telling the soldiers
lrat as he realized that they We're
conscripts and as he needed their
weapons, they were free TO return 20
rleir homes il they would give their
word Of lcnor that they would not
take ur arms against him again
This information reached the federal
troops ard accounts Tor The ease with
which VIA has defeated the federal
troops sent against him
It was learned today that inquiries
have been made Of the Mexican gov
eminent regarding a reported seizure
hv vida Of a shipment Of arms from
the United States designed for Car
rama
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
FUND FOR U. S. EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE IS ELIMINATED

Washlngton. D. G. Nay I'D
preparation OF s272so00 for contiuu-
ance Of the operations OF the United
States employment service untn next
July. was eliminated from the gem
eral deficiency bill as passed By the
house Friday through = parliamentary
move by representative Blanron
Democrat, OF Texas. Unless some
other financial provision IS made i'm
mediately, supporters Of the arpro-
priation said the agency would be
forced to curtail its operations even
more strictly than it did in March
after the 65th congress failed % pass
AUGMENTATION h-LLs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
MURDERGASEI IN
HANDS Of JURY
Arguments in Russell Case
Close Saturday Morning;
Defendant Confident.

Arguments in the case Of W. 6.
Russell charged with the murder Of
Charles Quaiey near the sheldon no.
tel on January .. 1918. continued in
the saith district court all morning and
the case Will so 10 the jury this after
noon
In his charge presented TO the jury
before the argument Friday after
noon. Judge Howe defined murder
manslaughter and homicide in self
defence. outlining the penalty in each
The penalty for murder includes
death, life Imprisonment or imprison-
lment for any term OF years not less
than five. Manslaughter carries q
penalty from two to five years
The jury in the Russell case was
stin out az o'clock saturday after
noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
INDIANS
COON WARPATH
Numbering, Looting, Burn
ing Up and Down the
Yaoui Valley.

washington, D. C.. May 31.-Yaqui
Indians in the Yaqui valley in Mexico
are again on the war path and are
numbering. looting and burning, Cd
and down the valley according to ad-
vices reaching congressman here to-
day
The Carranza government accord
ing TO the kilograms. is impotent TO
restrain the Indians, who have al
ready killed one American and seri-
ously wounded another
Acting secretary Of state Polk Fri
day wired the American embassy at
Mexico City 20 demand that the Car
rama government Immediately dis
patch troops 10 protect the settlers
Most OF the settlers in the Yaqui
valley are from Texas. Arizona, New
Mexico and California.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
CAMP AIGNF FUND
SHORT S48B8
VIII Ask Business Men to
Give Remainder Of the
Fund for Sufferers.

The report Of the team captains at
a meeting at the Gift Shop Saturday
noon on the campaign TO raise $4,000
FOR the sufferers Of the near east
showed s4s6s.01 still short The cam
paign 20 solicit the total amount
which was scheduled to end Saturday
night viii be extended by a special
arrangement proposed by A Schwartz.
captain Of team 10
Mr.. schwartz, with Heznan An
dreas, John II Wyatt. Miguel Ayouh
and Jacob E. Touche. viii select SO
business men Of Ell Paso who viii be
requested To contribute a certain sum
Of money to complete the quota They
viii approach the business men this
afternoon and Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Gen. McAndrew to Head
General Staff College

Washington, D. c. May 31.-Gen.
March. chief Of staff. announced to-
day that Maj. Cen James W Mean
drew. Cen Pershing's chief Of staff.
had been assigned to head the new
general staff college. which is to an-
serb the army war college The war
plans section Of the general staff an
early outgroWth Of the war. IS TO be
continued as a subdivision with Maj.
Gen. VIM. @. HAN in charge. replac-
ing Brig Gen Little Brown.
Announcement also was made OF the
detail OF Col Robert n Danf0rd TO
be commandant OF cadets az West
Point he viii relieve Col Jens
Buggee. who VIII return TO the re-
tired list
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Graves OF Yanks Who
Fell In East Flanders
BeautifuLLu Decorated

Brussels, Belgium, Nay al.-Ths
graves Of Americans who fell in the
last ten days Of desperate fighting OF
the war in eastern Flanders were
beautifully decorated with flowers
and the stars and Stripes Friday
These Americans were buried in the
cemetery at Oudenarde. and Gen de
BlauW, governor OF the province OF
East Flanders, and burgoma ster
B0utrelgne. Of Oudenarde. oflciated
at the ceremonies. which were large
ly attended by the townspeople-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
.GUNNERS FEATURE SoLOISTS,
SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE

A number OF special numbers VIII
be offered at the rsgimenta1 assembly
OF the SD field artillery sunday even
ing. This service VIII be held IN the
gunners' auditorium
lIrs. G. A. Martin VIII sing serst
Frank Newmeister, recently assigned
70 the band as assistant leader, VII
be featured fin corne- solo lns
reeinental quartet VIII sing several
selections
To make the service in keeping
with the memorial occasion OF tne
week. chaplain Walter 3. thinner ilial
viii speak or 'aien and Movements.
The reEimentaf bands program WI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Nicaragua Is Disarming
Rebels From Costa Rica

san Jose del Sur. Nicaragua, May
31.-rhe Nicaraguan government Isl
disarming and arresriuE all Costa
Rican revolutionisrs crossing the bor-
der from Costa Rica. Lack OF ammu-
milton Is said 10 have caused the
failure Of the rebel invasion Of west
ern Costa Rica from Nicaragua.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Believes Villa
Not To Attack
GtyOfJMaree
Hoping to Gain Good VIII
OF u. S.. May Stick to
Interior, Says Silva.

Dallas, Tex, Nay S1.-Details Of the
Vulista council at Parral. Chih-, May
%. when Gen. Felipe Angeles was
proclaimed provisional president Of
Mexico, with villa as secretary of
war, were given out here by Col.
Dario W Silva, formerly attached to
Villas staff
In the manifesto promulgated by
The council protection is promised all
foreigners who viii devote their time
end energies minding their interests
and business. keeping out Of facti0nal
support, direct or indirect. making it
emphatic that all Americans viii be
given the protection to which they are
entitled"
Limits Capital Penalty.
Faithful execution Of the constitu-
tional laws Of 1857 and protection Of
the property legally acquired from un-
lawful seizures and confiscation are
promised in the manifesto, which
aboHshes the death penalty except for
treason, murder or espionage.
Col Silva said his information is
that 20 generals. representing the
revolutionary councils of IA Mexican
states, attended the Parral meeting
and plans were made for an active
campaign against Carranza forces in
northern Mexico.
It is Col SilTa's belief that villa,
anxious 10 avoid Interference from the
United States and hoping 20 gain ITS
good viii, viii confine his operations
TO interior towns Silva says he
thinks Villa win take Torreon and
Chihuahua, but viii not attack Juarez-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

New Castle. Pa. Nay 31.--Gimme a
shower BATH suffered one Of those
fellows who hates 70 see July ap-
preaching. as he pozed a quarter IN
the parcels window The young lady
was sensiblv shocked
II think" she said tmidily, i think
maybe you want the Y. ~ C. A.. don't
vou2 This is the postoffice
NY mistake. Excuse me-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
ARIZ. UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
ON HIS WAY TO MEICO CITY

DR.. r 3. Won Klein smidt. president
OF the University Of Arizona. and Is.
". Anaya, formerly Mexican consul 81
Tucson. were in FL Pls0 a Few hours
Friday On their way 10 Mexico CITY.
Dr. Won Klein Smidt viii confer with
director Macias OF the National Uni
verslty Of Mexico in regard to the
proposed exchange OF professors and
students.
Paramount goes to 50 june 5.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
So, 10000 TEXAS FUNDS
AWARDED TO THE BANKS

Austin. Texas. May 31--The state
depository board today awarded APP
proximately Se.000.060 of state FUNDS
TO banks upon competitive bids. In
terest offered ranges from 8 to per
cent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

During the absence OF Miss Buena
Glider, secretary Of the Fl Paso Auto
mobile club. who VIII leave sunday
afternoon for a visit with her mother.
lat Crockett Texas, Miss Edna Geer
viii have charge OF the clubs head
quarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

The bandits stripped Mr.. Harding
of everything Of value End, according
10 his story. they made him take off
his shoes which. after having the
scles cut from them. were returned
after a days rest ar Harding VIII
leave for Hermosillo. the sonora state
capital in an effort to prevail upon
the authorities 10 give his mine the
protection OF an armed force. and to
make q full report Of the incident to
The American consul at that point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

-ha part Of my superintendent that no
firing arms were on the property Of
thar there ever had been any that my
Ire was spared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

secure refund transportation.
Dry Goods and Motions. Men and
Women's Clothing
Haymon Krupp Company
A. Matthias q CO.
BOretz Mercantile Company
Laskin-Swatt Company.
Tracker & Baca
Hats, Caps aEd Gloves
Z Chernis.
shoes
shelby shoe Company
Hardware
Krakauer. Zoriz & 1Ioye's
1Iomsen-Dunnegan-R Company
with exceDuons9-
Drugs
kelly & Pollard
Cigars
Kohlberg Brothers
a. L Nicholson
Louis Lefkowitz
El Paso Cigar Company
Candy
Elite Confectionery Company
Azar Brothers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

Buy FaranouHt today At fI50.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

~ -. -. 8 ~ -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

Hoiflers
Empire Botuing Works
Woodlawn Bottllng Works
Wholesale Grocers
The y. S. Ainsa Company, Inc.
Standard Grocery Company
u. Ainsa & Sons
Southwestern Grocery Co.
Leather Goods
West Texas Saddlery Company
Shelton-Payne Arms Company
Enterprise Shoe Leather Company
III Faso Hide q Leather Company
Furniture and Mattresses
IL NordWald d Company
Welch Bedding Company
Builders Supplies
The J. p Sheehan Company
El Paso sash g. Door Company
Flour Manufacturer
Globe Mills
with exceptiops).
Broom Manufacturing
Glenn Broom Mandatory
seed and Poultry Feed
". ID. Wise Seed Company
Trunks and suit Cases
Fl PasO Trunk Factory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

following Of Commerce Trade Ext
ment through financing the rebate Of fares It through the houses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

Bottled Vinegar. Pepper Sauce. Blue
ing. Shoe Polish, Ink, Paste, Furni-
ture Polish
Bienemanu Mfg- Company
Sailed Nuts OF all Kinds
r Y. Bigelow supply Company
Iaklg1ober Mig. Company
Clark Mercantile Company.
Ice Cream Cones
Primm Cone 1lfg- Company
Clark Mercantile Company
Potato Chips
CLARK Mercantile Company
Sporting Goods
krakauer. York & Loye's
Shelton-Fayue Arms Company
W. C.. Walz Company
Photographs fNfctor1
w. G. Walk Company
Mine and AIill Supplies
krakauer Zork s. 1Ioye's
Momsen-Dunne gau-Byan Company
CNitl eZcepuonsl.
Automobile Aecessorics and Tires
Krakauer. Zcriz d Moye's
Printing
vs.. s. 1Ic1fath Printing Company
$40 ~. san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

The period of reconstruction. following as it
stocks up to the best quality.
The period is fraught with certain elements o
the chief responsibility Of the merchant IS 10 give the
The merchant who closely studies the problem
In dong this he not only avoids the possibility
sibiii6es Of becoming overstocked.
IN order to facilitate the handling of refund of
, 1919-12-19
EDITORIAL.

One or TWO OF our subscribers would
like to know whether we intend to say
anything in regard that part of the
editorial in yesterdays Herald where the
editor claims to have no time to prolong
a controversy with this paper, SO engag-
ed he is looking after more important
matters for the good of the population,
ever the editor Of the Avis, himself. No,
it is not u intention to make any reply
to a remark so obviously absurd. We
make it a point to %endeavour to say only
such things as embody at least a modi-
cum Of serse: likewise to answer only
what reveais some seriousness. We are
not quarrelling with the Herald and if
that paper tries to pun US a little. we
are game.
, 1919-12-19
The Brass Bullet.

Mr.. Olsen has been very actively en-
gagged in road repair work, and has also
given attention to the towns. the park
near the Kings wharf which is now
being so we'll looked after, the new
benches. pumps on public wells, plant
ing Of embellishing trees, etc., all hav-
ing had his supervision. Street In
spector Haywood is directing the work in
town, and we must congratulate him for
the enhanced appearance Of things near
the water front.
The last two evenings have been enliv-
ened with popular concerts by the Indus
trial and Native Brass Bands, both of
which entertained large gatherings with
attractive programmes including many
lively airs. Tonight the Navy Band will
play.
, 1919-12-19
Local.

The 5. S. Manoa from the States arriv-
ed at St. Thomas yesterday morning nd
at Frederiksted at daybreak to- day.
No advice ha1 yet been received as to
whether she has a large mail which it
will be. if the usual big Xma} mail has
not gone via Porto Rico.
TheS. S. Koroua from the islands on
her way to New York, is looked for be-
fore noon today.
Assistant Public Works officer, Mr.
Oluf Olsen, goes by Korona to spend the
Xmas season in ST Pncmas, to return ear
ly next year. During his stay in st. Croix
, 1919-12-19
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

Ottawa, December 18th. Owing to the
refusal of the news-print companies to
comply with regulations Of the Dominion
controller OF news-print, an order in
council has been passed giving the
news-print controller power to prohibit
the export of paper from the country.
London. Dec. 18th Expenditures of
the air force for the year ending March
1920 axe placed at e10, 800, 900 in the
estimates made public on Saturday. The
personnel is given as 35, 600 men,
Berlin December 14th-In her Note re-
plyingjto the last Entente communication
demanding the signing of the protocol pre-
liminary to putting the Peace Treaty into
effect which is nov or its way to Paris,
Germany yields in her stand on the
Scapa Flow incident to a certain extent.
Geneva, Dec. 14th.-The Ukrainian
Bureau at Berne says the Afghan delega-
ton which has been conIerring with
Lenine, Bolshevist Premier. left Moscow
on Wednesday for home. Lenine and
other officials saw the party off at the
station. The Afghans, the announce
ment says, were satisfied with their Wis
itraEd expressed the hope that Bolshevism
would spread shortly to Afghanistan, in
order, they said, to get rid Of British in
f%Iuence. they expressed the hope that
the Emir Government would be transfer
red into a republic under Russian Soviet
protection.
Chicago, Dec. 18th Orders removing
all restrictions o. the use of light and
power from bituminous coal in the entire
northwestern regions were issued tonight
by the regional coal commission, the or
der TO take effect on Monday. The or
ders were sent to all public utilities and
railways in the region.
Washington, Dec. 18th. The first de-
finite move toward breaking the Senate
, 1919-12-19

came unexpectedly late on Saturda7 :.
On the heels of a three hours discu ssicn
OF responsibility for the Treaty signing,
Senator Hitchcock, Democrat, urged q
compromise through a Committee If
Cancellation and said he held out tie
olive branch" during the discussion how
ever. Senator Hitchcock said he wou d
make no motion to bring up the Peace
Treaty until some understanding had
been reached in conference betWeen Re
publican and Democrat leaders, The
time for debate has passed., he said.
| think it would be very unwise to bring
1t IN and have it kicked around ike a
football.
Paris, Dec. 14th.-It developed with
Premier C~lemenceau's return from the
conferences in London, hat he had n ct
with a slight injury on his trip to Eng
lane through a fall on the destroy ar, on
which he crossed the channel or tae
northWard journey. He alighteC from
{ the train at the station mere with some
dltflculty because OF his injury, ano after
having been enthusiastically received 3v
the crowd gathered at the station. ne
proceeded directly to the MinisteroG War.
and called Tor DR.. Tuffier, his physicie n,
who made an examination of him and
found that the Premier was suffering
from a fractured rib. II 5 condition IS
not serious. Notwithstanding the slie hit
bruises which the fall had caused, ne
took part, as the dispatches shoW ". in
activities in London, but returning to
Paris, he confessed to some fa gigl {.
With his arrival home, the Premier e
sumed control of the Government. He
declared himself greatly moved by the
cordially of his reception in London.
and very pleased with his confe enges
with Mr.. Lloyd George and other Allied
representatives. 1t was stated that the
accord on all questions discussed was
complete, and that a Note would be sho t.
ly issued making known the dec siCns
reached.
London, Dec. 18th. Mr.. Lloyd Cool ge
announced in the House of Commons this
afternoon that no Irish Bill would De n
troduced at this session of Parliament.
he promised a statement on Monday {
giving an outline of the measures.
Washington, Dec. 15th.-The War
Time Prohibition Act has been held cen
stitutional by the Supreme Court.
London, Dec. 15th.-Lord Grey, An
bassador to the United States has been
granted leave of absence from Washing
ton in order to come to England and dis
cuss several important questions with
the Government, it was announced ov
Mr.. Lloyd George at this afternoons ses-
sion o. the House OF Commons.
IOn4Qn Dec 18th -qho aan4o
, 1919-12-19
Friday Evening Concert
y. S. MA A BAND,

u. 5. MA VAL BAND,
Christiansted, Virgin Islands,
This Evening Dec. 18th. 1919.
First Musician Jacob w, Paulus, Leader.
M
PART /.
March 49,. rOur Fighting Men. IN. S..
Rocereto
Waltz. ,..H Hawaiian Moonlight. F. Henri
Hickman
Novelty Spring Song. Mendelssohn
Blues The Alcoholic, Albert Won Tilzer
Part II,
March. Hands Across The Sea. J. p. Sousa
Grand Selection From Carmen. &C. Bizet
Fox Trot. My Mind is made up to Marry
Carolina. Ruby Cowan
Oh How | wisl l could Sleep Till My
Daddy Comes Home -. Pete Vending
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-02

company and will be the property constantly to
supervise every step of the work.
L. G. Bodey, one of Tucson's well-known attor-
neys-at-law, is secretary of the company
The board of directors is constituted as follows:
George F Kit j. C. Richmond, R. T. Ross, L. C.
Bodey and C. J. McCloskey. Mr.. McCloskey is an
other long term Southern Pacific passenger engineer
who is very well known in Tucson.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-02

Oil from wells in the vicinity of the Tu-Tex Com
pany sells for S1.0O per barrel at the well. This
table shows the yearly, monthly, and daily income
from the investment of $4,000 in the Tu-Tex stock
in the event that well producing any of the fol-
lowing number of barrels Of oil daily is brought in
Shares $100 EACH fully paid up and worcestershire
to draw 100 per cent dividends before the escrow
ed stock can participate in any profits whatever
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-02

]. T. Richmond, of Tucson, a very well known
Southern Pacific engineer, is vice president and
treasurer.
R. T. Ross also of Tucson, formerly an engineer
the Southern Pacific, and expert oil driler,
with experience gained in II years of active
service in the oil fields of Indiana Oklahoma, Kan
sas, and Colorado, is the general manager of the
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-02
George F. Kit, President


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

Tho panels In the sides OF the
arms OF the pieces add massive
ness to It's oppeRranoei all tho
pieces are cut Of heavy stock.
The seats are upholstered over
spring seats All ~,yutrec pieces
are ready 10 be delivered 20 you
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at a time.