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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-13

vcs1Ratp the police and rr"num q
conditions llr rcud "a mcuortu
dun which ne had H"ut 'u tol"uc'
House. recommending lh" WIN
drnwDl pf American troops. d"rldr
INK that they no longer served any
useful purpose aud that ihtN were
In danger ~ dl~lrter
They ouy increase ne Cyuir'su
regarding alt ~ our movements and
irrVc 10 act Ra a stimulus for re.
cruiting the red forc"s. Bul.il,s
memorandum said The wrtnuraT.
dum urged lmmcdlatr Withdrawn o'
troops which appear 20 h1N" been
abandoned by their government
President " ilspn proposed m The
council og 10 conference iu salon
d with nlLof the r.prescntIl'rh ~
the various goyeinm~n. IN i'hHlh
Including tho soviet rcpr, fru't'l'Fe
TulHtt testified Clcmcuc"nu op
posed uuJ conference with the bol
Hhv,tHis
Bululi said b. was ordered ,t
llursia 10 obtain from the snyle
government an exact statement nj
heir proposals. 90 stop fightlrg III
declared that Colonel lIpuro had to .,
him tho Americans would accept hr
urmIslticr with the bOlahtvikl nn,
would Try 10 secure tho snmc action
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-13
The People Who Read the Digest"

Tho best test of any periodical is the class Of its
readers. Character in magazine or newspaper at
tracts men and women of standing and judgment
inevitably as the flower draws the bee, and for the
same reason II suits their taste Glance around YOU
in the train. the street cars, in hotel obbos where
ever your fellow humans cougrcrate and note the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-13
IS QUOTED BY WITNESS
WILSON OFFERS ARTICLE 10


~ArINEGTrE. H.g. T.,
l"agu. uf r4u..s ,ptrr... urH .,.
,trrd h -r.n,ur. 'lu.rr b.. n,
"huluutN'y La .rH ,...,.. 4-r.
lrH. N..y7. " Uuuf uf .Hu
d,IphIA. former attach. % fn.
American peace conference, f,.l.
fled before .ur srul.r I.lruH f.lp
tons committee. uIa afternoon
BuIuit inserted tU.. ltuaU. wrl.
tHiH ole. 1au.u Iu fN. .uHrnr H. %
conversation q had with fgt .r0f.
aB uI star, tf ..8D u..u.a uu .ur
Afternoon uf Man IY BH
"If ihe s,ut.. and r, American
peopl. unInr..uuI al lHu' thr tr,l.,
l-.s them u Tor. 90 NU. uulurwiuu.
ably ho defeated umI'tf quoted
Lansing aH having said goo him
AR Knox tSruatur Knox of
JennayIaAnlaI Will probably under.
stand Juu treaty better 'hlu nuyur,
elise 300 America. and Hu WlH M
Lodge tSyuitur Lodge uf Masucuu.
aetisi bui Mr. Lodges position viii
probably become purely ruu.!ruT
while Mr. Knox is moro I.kcy fu iu
Hiruct the American urolYIo. in mp
real meaning of IT," HnlIut also said
IIuHinE told him
Article 10 Of The league az rluuas.
is the contribution df president WI
son TO the covenant ur the .easuc OF
nalions william g. Uuiiit of PM
udelphia, a former nttache of the
American pragc commission told the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-13
ENGLAND ADOPTS POLICY
OF BRITAIN FOR BRlTONS

LONDON. Sept l-tEy mhil) --
The finance act, which more ihdn
any other recent lcgislation echoes
the popular cry ~ ''hyitain for the
Rrituns" through the preferen'r
which Is Co hr given materials pro.
duced IN the empire, IS TO be tri'1
Immediately through 'wo orders Is
sued by 'hr board nf trade.
ono order provides that r7"ter-
cuce shall he given refined sugar
mu.asscs uud tobacco imported from
the colonies. and The other sets the
standard ~ Imperial origin by de
rIaiFng that no manufactures shall be
considered Of British or imperial or
ir.u unless IS per cent of the total
value is the result OF British or i'm
pcrial labor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-13
GIVE CoNFTDERiTFS TENTS


WNSHINGTON- sept II y
vorahIe report was ordered today
hy the senate military committee on
tho iulnt resolution or Senator iar-
rls ur Georgia. which would author
ne the Cnrcd Confederate veterans
to use cots, tcnts and blankets, now
at Camp Gordon during the reunion
~ that organization al Atlanta next
month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-13

people who read THE LITERARY DIGEST. They
are the best type. They buy The Digest" because
they know it is accurate, impartial, wholesome COM
prehcnsiye and up-todate, because they take il
home to their children with confidence and because it
covers the worlds news other periodical does
Are YOU with Them
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
Have Strong Nerves
and Vigorous Body
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Courage In Weak. Hun Down
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Don't grow old before your time.
don't let nervousness wreck your hap
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You can have forceful nerves. lrm
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Take a regular dose In wine glass
Of plain water before meals and al bed
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lou'n look on life and on your reg
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different after few DAYS ana people
who are taking all kinds OF medicine
for stomach. liver and bowel troubles
will lnd as they become strong and
moro keen minded that these troubles
pass away.
All good pharmacists dispense Evans
Triple Phosphates In the original bot
Tie. n B. Danforth keeps it on hand an
the time and says the demand Is IN
creasing every day
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
| Have Tak'n a Lot Of
Medicines Said a Railroad
Conductor, But Nu-Vim
is the Best of Them ALI

Mr ID. h. Burns, Of Flowers Ave.
pittsburg. Pa. said: u have been both
cred badly for years with Dackache and
kidney troubles, and have taken all
kinds OF medicine to.get relief ! have
taken medicine that was advertised
specially for kidney trouble, and IL
never did me any good. When Nu-Vim
was brought to my attention. pur-
chased a bottle and began using it. 1t
has done wonders with me. by relieving
me OF an my troubles, and lnconvenl-
enco that follows kidney ailment. No
other medicine could do what Nu-Nm
has done for me. and II has been per-
fcctly satisfactory could not ask for
more and ! want to tell others and my
friends II they want results sure, take
Nu-Nim. That's my faith In this mod
crn. up-tO-date tonic"
Sufferers; Call at your nearest drug
gist, and take no substitute. Nu-Vim
Drug Co.. Columbus. Ohio, will send
one larg bottle on receipt Of 500 and
siOt war tax, prepaid On sale at Eek
'rds Cut Rate Drug store. sos Market
street, and all druggists.
Evening journal., 1919-12-04

Of this city After the close Of th
bus ness session the banquet was held
on the FIRST floor OF the temple.
Plans are being made by the State
Board OF Agriculture 10 hold iva
day session Of The Farmers Institute in
the courthouse January % ana "A
City Council has called meeting OF
me citizens for ton ght to consider the
Increased rates that are being imposed
by the Eastern Shore Gas & Electric
Light Co
The body Of Mrs. Jennie p. Morris.
~ fe OF Charles B Morris a Winning
'on ncrch1ni, residing At No 5J7 Tsylor
street That city. who died Friuay
morning was brought here Wednesday
lnterment was made IL Union Gene
terry. this city Ni and Mrs Morris
formerly resided here ih, former bc-
ins son Of James Morris. q We'll
known timber man and the latter a
daughter Of the late Edward Ross
Wilson.
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
mrs. CRAIG Tells
some Good new /

Giving evidence Of a real cheerful
moss Mrs B CrNg. jii2 Lancaster Ave,
Philadelphia, says: II suffered from
catarh os the stomach and was weak
and run down. There were discharges
from my throat and nose, and J had
distress from the gas that form d from
fermentation started to take Tanlac.
10 surely helped me wonderfully"
Tanlac seems not only TO relieve that
hacking cough. snifning watery eyes.
bad breath. 81 eplessness. full head. and
remove the caiar' hal eXcreiions. but II
is blOod-lmproving. appetite-giving,
food ass m latlng. nerve quieting,
strengthen ng and upbuilding The
genuine l. Gore Co. Tanlac Is here
sold by y b Danforth and other lead
ing druggists
Evening journal., 1919-12-04

Science has proved that the body
Is only a collection of cells and that
Natur squires twelve cell-salts to
keep the cells of the body il per-
feet health.
IL has been demonstrated that
these cell-salts not only build.
nourish and repair the cells, but
govern the health and --Ita.',y CT
the tissue, nerve, blood, 1ohe and
brain, Of which the cells are part.
These cell-salts attract and retain
the oxygen ss It passes from the
lungs into the blood, and by their
presence in the cells repair. nour-
ish. revitalize and maintain the
vigor vitality, health and energy of
the cells, Of the blood, tissues,
nerves, veins, arteries, bones,
muscles and brain.
For many years DR.. A. L. Reus-
ing has conducted an exhaustive
series of experiments in his chemi-
cal laboratory TO combine the
phosphates of calcium, sodium and
iron with the phosphates of potas-
stun and magnesium. in a perfect
solution, ready for prompt assimi-
lation, so that a rapid increase in.
the number of red blood cells an 4
a greater percentage OF hemoglobiiI
are produced IN the blood.
Evening journal., 1919-12-04

ping. perhaps Throw suspicion on O.,
/ poor owner Of tAe clearing
For. N spite Of ali testimony n ha.
! been proved .hai ihis j. the b0dN OF
/ BIZ Dansey. Tho cl0thine.s carefully
separate from the body. has been ldcn-
TILED. but the body Itself has not. and
the circumstances surrounding il are
gruesomelS suspicious
AZ a pcrfunciory examination OF IS
Witnesses an tie le1rsay u the town
Was aired But every .cai rlew has
been DESTROYED % o most nnscicnilnr
manner IlqmmonioH Is a. small town
where everyone knows o,cryonr elst
ana there may b. many reasons not
topush CLOVIS too FAR
Above all, lc measurements exist by
which tc prove that ihc skeleton is
Billy Danscys Tll kdnlpncrs Lnaw
That Tn,y cou'd qffa q 10 take ch noes
Mllh anliher unr"cogn liable skeleton
ID souder. county physician. saws:
Inc skull was blrachcd much
wh'ter Than You would expect"
Besides, there were onh five weeks
Of rather cool weather. There Is some
doubt Of lhe axe due 70 the oss ncl-
tlVh oi lne bones
There are no marks 6f violence on
llps body moi 3 thing 10 IDENTITY =.
The cloih'ns Sc itai ed nurnosaly ,hout
Is oil 20 connect q with Billy D1nsry
Why were only ho bones fonnd9
Is It likely hat me b0dr woii'd have
been In that cond ton? Neither bn,-
yards NO" q romros ton account for il
There WIS no. enough left Ia say
whether U 'ad been tmbalmad Emo-is
10 account for 70 by use of quick lime
have b oxen down.
The myst~y OF th's lit'le heap Of
nones 5 as deep as the mystery OF
blllY Dansey himself There Is bso-
luieiy 30 ns.ursl oxulanal'1n that can
account for the position or he condi
lion IN which, TIE clothes wore fonrd
Above all. Two weeks after ihc d-
APPEARANCE of Toe boy for whom
thousands have been looking 10 secure
he reward. Mrs Irving k0ons saw an
automobile Sop 60 o'clock one morn
ng on iIe road between her farmhouse
ma the spot where the body was
'ound. The tights went out and twenty
minutes laier The ear was Uchfed
lp' turned and went hack. Twenty
minutes was time enough TO place me
'he.eion as found and scatter the
lolllrs about rc'dy 10 be discovered (
nd thus can on those who might trail
he real criminals
No one ia Hammonion has an en-
Wer to why the tiny skeleton was
laced 50 far in the opposite direction
rom lhai which the boy was last seen
D go.
only one hypothesis nts these facts
my Dansey was kidnlpped. Then
lter the nationwide search was in /
lltuted' n body, with his old clothes
lallered about 10 look as II he had n
Evening journal., 1919-12-04

taken them Off when tired and sleepy
was pl ced in such way 10 make 1t
seem lha. lly had wandered off. or
suspicion might be thrown on an old
deaf man VITA family Of his own.
10 Is, too clumsy to believe. II is q
plain, ordinary plant"
Between ih m the mystery man" Of
he railroad bog and the authorities
have succeeded only in making the
D1nsey Kidnapping the most battling
~ generation.
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
DECLARES DlNSE.Y
SKELETON PLANTED
Scientific SleuthS Blame Au-
thorities for Covering
Wide-Open Clews
HEARD 0lcES
I THE BOG
RY AnlniN b. REENE.
Creator OF Craig Nenn dy" the scicn-
tac Dctec,vc-Gycatcsl Fiction

Creator OF "C1e kenn dy the Scicn-
tiac Detecliyc-Gycatcst Fiction
sicuih Of Modern Literature
lCopyrgh, 1919. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association
HANiM INTON, *. j., Dec iG1cked
in ihe heart Of someone who knows
lammonton well. is stlll the sec-ct Of
The strange Disappearance Of little
Billy Dansey. The facts alone stamp
This as a growing mystery.
On the eighth Of October. little B lly
wandered or through a dohl'a nrld n
few hund cd feet from his home. play
ing with his fox terrier. Jack" Fran
iic soarcA- by MS Dlnsey md me
uelghbo s#Bd the scent bv b'oodhounds
tra'lcd him TO % bog along the "a lroad
ombankment and stopped Jack" re-
turned in another direction II The
dog could talk iIc alone might solve
ihls hafl'ng case
Two men, named Dagostlno and
Grillo, exercising their dogs. assert
they heard noises in the bog as Of
someone Whisiing
Mrs Dansry says 81 heard noises IN
ile woods as II someone was trying
TO hush someone from speaking"
Neighb0rs heard noises also
Who was this mystery person In the
hog2 Who carried on the prize baby
who's pictures had appealed 10 thous-
ands 0f mothers ou great wOman's
magazine cover?
Five weeks later on November u.
skeleton Of child was found a mile
and hair as the crow lllos In pre-
cisoly the opposite direction. ia an in
accessible clearing past Chew rOad.
only The topography Of the district /
shows the astounding significance Of I
he discovery. Between clumps Of b
woods opens a field and berry shack, :
back Of which Is q clearing where a
man has been working for weeks re-
moving stumps. on each side dense
scrub oaks ana pines converge toward
Folsom swamp, whore now. ropcd of.
is The spot where a body was found by
hunter.
A child two ana half years old
could not have crossed The clearing 20
say nothing OF penetrating ihc two
miles or more necessary 10 reach the
spoi by rpad Tie would have been
observed on The road anyhow
Besides, Mrs. nansey says. Billy
never ran away llo wouldn't even walk
through heavy woods"
Bully could not have taken or his
elolhes in ihe way iley wore found. ;
Ills motehr says De could not undress
himself The sweater was 30 feet from
The body. Besides, lhc night was cold.
The truth Of The matter Is TINT the
BODY was placed there for ihe express
purpose Of being found by hunters
who shoot over Folsom swamp every
daN. i was placed there by someone
who knew hammonion well enough 10
lnow 4 would ba founds Without
doubt i was 10 cover up iho kidnap-
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
ELKToN has .CmnTsTM,s HERALD

Elkton Nd has issued q community
paper tho christmas Herald" a mes
scngnr Of peace and good VIII cdilfd
by Miss Mollle Howard Ash The Joy
ous Christmas spirit is reflected in
hymns rn MS ard stories Also there
is Information for shoppers and busl-
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
HJfE CHAPTER
GIVES BitQUEI
Officers Installed by Grand
Iigh Priest William
F. Sharp
PLa.so MADE FOR
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Special 10 The Evening journal.

0TtVIuI 70 TIC ENtIINB JuurnaI.
GEORGETBWN Dee. i--Royal Arch
Alasons from all parts OF the jurisdlc-
iion Of Delaware attended the banquet
r ven boy Hope Chapter No 7 in lhe Mi-
sonic Temple. Tuesday night The oc-
casion Nas the lnstallal on OF the Of
nrc', by Geand II 81 Priest William
Frank Sha p Of The Mos: Worsh pful
Grand Lodg ~ Delaware Royal Arch
" sons. a.G u by us star Grand II gh
Priest sharp is a member Of the local
chapter and a prominent business man
Evening journal., 1919-12-04

ness people concerning stores and
banks in Elkton and Wilmington. a
community Christmas greeting Is a
good idea
Evening journal., 1919-12-04

DR.. REFUSING recently announced
that a perfect combination of the
revitalizing ceil-Salts has been OBJ
tained and that clinical tests in his
professional practices have demon
strated beyond the slightest ques-
ton that the formula which ne
"amed Reolo I ings back the cells
OF he body &c .?lth, restores their
vitality and enables the diseased
cells to again perform their func-
tions. It gives the cell protoplasm
renewed life and energy, tones the
exhausted nerve cells, rapidly in
ceases the red blood cells con
trols the warning forces OF life and
decay, alwayc contending for mas
terry in the cells of the body. and
by its power OF cell nutrition and
reconstruction checks the slow.
gradual decay of the vital forces.
REOLO is sold in sealed pack
ages, containing 100 pleasant,
tasteless tablets, sufficient for two
weeks treatment. II only costs
one dollar package and is Posi-
lively Guaranteed to give beneficial
results or your money will be re-
funded.
REoLOAs sold in Wilmington by
Miller Drug store, Licensed Dis
tributor for the A. l.. REFUSING
Laboratories, Akron, Ohio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
la reCOrlquista de America

sa reservada a guerreros, nj a di-
plomaticos, nj siquiera a economis
tas " muchos menos politicos. Es
obra exclusivamente de intellectual
les. Si nosotros hombres de cien-
cia Y nuestros artistas, literarios,
pintores, escultores, musicos, publ
cistas, logran intensifcar la Gull
tura nacional construyendo una
especie de civilization espanola.
entonces sera factible que man.
tengamos en- la America latina
pues-en la obra no hay que pen
sar por existir una possible com
petencia cbn ptras razas, 0tros
idiomas y otras culturas que hoy
tienen un prestigio muTdial--
UNI ascendiente 1nica y EXCLUSIVE
mente de caracter espiritual, por
la Influenza que mereced al vincu
10 del idioma comiln, pueda ejer-
Ger la mentalidad sudamericana.
Esa empresa de reconquista no
debe tardarse en- imtentarla. Es
cosa bien conocida que otras in
auencias extranas comienzan a pc
sar sobre ell alma de los pueblos
americanos. Pueblos nuevos, toda-
via EN- formation, es 10 mas SECURE
que bajo esas infuencias ell molde
social como la estructura econ6mi
ca, Gamble en- ellos por complete,
alejandolos' de la tradicion espa-
nola, que despues de todo es ALI
una tradici0n colonial, reminiscen
cias de nuestro regimen de colo
Mas. Y al zanzibar esas modalida-
des es SECURE tambien que Gamble
ell cuno espiritual en- que Sc ha de
desenvolver el alma de esas j6ve-
mes inquietas democracias. ST
ESQ sucede, antes de que muestra
cultura nacional adquiera un gra
do de superioridad sugestionarlo-
ra e irresistible. y despues que Sc
haya desnaturalizado y corrompi
do ell idioma castellano, Y de ellos
Sc advierten sintomas alarmantes,
sera inntil todo esfuerzo que Sc
intente para recuperar la hegemo-
MIA nuestra en- America, en- NAL
hora perdida.
Entonces la separation sera de-
initiva e irremediable.
Angel GIIFRRA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
POR VENDER LECTIE
INCOMPLETE

lNCIJAIT LIE ia
Por vender leche incomplete
fue condenado en- Las Marias,
Juan Torres, a $40 de multa. En-
San Juan fueron condenados a
2, 3, 5 y 10 pesos de multa, Sancho
Francisco Roman, Jose Diaz Ne
gr6n, Julio Garcia, Angel Rosado
Y Agustfn Sanchez.
sRTA. JOSEFTNA GERALDINE
9Iarch6 para la ciudad de Pom
&c, despues de haber pasado en-
San Juan las vacaciones de Nayi-
dad, la distingrida Srta. Josefna
Geraldine, profesora de la ciu-
dad del Sur, donde cuenta con nu-
merosas simpatfas.
MISA SOLEAINE -.
Ell domingo 12 del actual, las
nueve de la ma1ana, tendra efecto
en la Capilla de Ia v. O. 7. Fran
ciscana, la Misa Solemne JESUS
Sacramentado", qudando S. D.. NJ.
de manifesto lhasta las 4 de la tar
de, hora en- que Sc rezara ell rosa
rio, procession Y reserva.
Sc ruega la asistencia a dichos
actos para que el Santisimo este
siem2re acompafado por los fie-
les.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
NO ACEPTAN LOS ALIADos

Los Aliados no estan dispues-
tos a firmar Ell Armisticio nj a fir
mar la paz. SPor que esi 81 Vd.
quiere una paz prospera y segura
para los americanos, vaya a haeer
su compra a la bien surtida tienda
del senior Francisco Rivera frente
al mercado, Mayaguez, P. r., don
de hallara artfculos a su gusto =
a precios fuera de competencia.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

Sc VENDE.- Una preciosa ca
sa en- la playa de Mayaguez, P. r.
con s dormitorios, cocina y todas
las comodidades caseras. Escriba
hoy dirfjase a, Francisco Aviles,
Playa Mayaguoz, p. R.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

Sc NECEsITA una taqIigrafa,
con conocimientos de ingles. Diri-
jase al Apartado SO7, San Juan.
Advs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

s. oUIERE listed CoMPRAR o
VENDER Bonos y Acciones dc Ban
cos, Centrales, y otros valores, fincas
rdsticas y urbanas, colocar tomar di.
nero en- hipotecas 0 pignorar valores,
dirijase N. Llauri y Comp, Tstuan
ndm. 9, San Juan, ?. 3. Tel6fono 2s7.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

CASA DE CONCRETE z MADEIRA.
81 usted desea co1nprar una terrera, So
Ida, bien situada, con solar propio. no
muy grande, venga veria escriba q
Owner ,De Espaiia No. 2, Santrrce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09
A Los coMERc1ANrEs

ABOGADOS.
TAQUIGRAFo desea trabaiar fuera
de horas de oficilna, bien sea de tarde
0 por las noches-Precios sumamente
m6dicos. -Diriiase q Apartado 2s1 0
lame al tel6fono 614, San Juan, r. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

Agradable al paiadar.
Dosis: Una cucharada de las de cafe despues de las
dos prncpales comdas. Savo prescription acultativa
especial dias despues del tercer frasco
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-09

e lndoloro
Dosis: G. G. diaramente en- 'nyecci6n subcutanea
ntramuscular salvo prescription facultativa espe
cia1
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-05-10
DEPARTMENT STORE
Important Notice

The following information copied from the Government
Bulletin regarding taxation merchandise.
Sec 9o4 (a That on and after May 1919 there shall be
levied assessed collected and paid equivalent 10 per
of much of the paid for any of the following
articles the price specified to each
article when such article sold by his estate on
after such date for consumption
Cd Carpets rugs including fiber except imported and
American made principally of WOOL the
of S. square yard;
CD Picture frames, the of S each;
CD Trunks, the in of $50 each;
90 Vase travelling bags suit hat boxes used by
Travellers and fitted toilet the SIS
60 Purses pocketbooks shopping and hand bags on the
amount in excess of $3.50 each
80 Portable lighting fixtures including lamps of all kinds
and lamp shades the amount in of SIS each;
of 81 each;
(0) Fans the amount n of 81 each;
90 House smoking Jackets and bath or loung
ing robes, on the amount in excess of $3.50 each;
O0) Mems wascoats, sold separately from SUITS on the
amount in of IS each
CID Womens hats bonnets and hoods on the
amount IN excess OF SD each;
Q2) Mems and boys hats, the excess of IS
OBJ Mems and boys caps the amount in excess of 81
(14) Mems women's misses and bows boots shoes
and slippers including shoes appliances
order for having crippled eoned ankle
on the amount in of SIC per pair
O5) Mems and boys necke and neckwear on the amount
in of 81 each
6) Mems and boys silk stockings hose on the amount
in of ST per pair;
CD Women's and misses silk stockings or hose on the
amount IN excess OF So per pair;
O0) Mems Shirts the in of SO each;
O9) Mems, womens, misses, and boys pajamas night
gowns and underwear the amount of S. each;
(ZO) Kmonos pecoats and waists the amount in ex-
of SIS each
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-25
UPRISINGS IN EGYPT RESULT
 IN CASUALTIES

Gen Allenby, the hero of Palestine liberation which was read to tic House of Commons, said 800 native. were killed and 1,600 wounded in tht recent Egyptian disturbances. The report said the civilian and military casualties totalled 60 killed and 15. wounded Thirty-nine natives were executed, 27 were sentenced to life and 2,000 others were placed in jai, disappear.