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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05


T% AB GRUPARI DIN
2 - 49, 0A CLEVELAND
~ DIAL 1Nv1TAT1 ca
~ NER Aw
{ ~ LES IN oFIC1UL
sapamna de Americanizare din Cleveland
Mr. wles lucra pc care con-
slu Ia inceput Mr. Wies este bun de ncrezu prn
de ocutori ceveanduu nascui
in tari straine.
onesaea respecate de oameni
apnesc multi angajat
Ell ncredeea nau tari Cleveland
carl il cunosc.
1nane Mr. Wi fost uprarevzo scolie pubice pentru
Ell fost foarte mutt oganizarea
in multi straini nvatat engee porn spre
salar mai bun, mai buna casnice mai fercre
in anil ecuti ocupa aceasi 1ncrcre
u in dupa pot de
ran din Akron Acum afa Cleveland
tiva Consiului pentru Americanizare.
Mr. tmpu 81 ncercarie lie va face
s sbesca case penru mba engeza posb pntru
a aceleasi privgur 81 placeri nascui
in acasta Ell Board Education nvata
va ia nvaaOr pntru hmb Engza Sablh
tat engezese mai mu par ale orasuu In saptana
olisa afe de case dechide luna pubca
parte din mesagiu sapamn poate brce
santierele mai mari din Cleveland sa deschida case
Ca a aduca mai buna educate
ran tar ntere
afacer ajua de to
patroni abricor superintendent foreman
Pc Mr. Wles, vechiu pren multi no este
fruntasul duca o nascu
staina la loc Americana 81 intelegem
mai bine 81 a altora.
Att de bne alt oameni ell site orasul naunea
su ndustra grei trebuc corectate Ell
coceze acestea Gale sensba Ell
cu aci ce nascui acea drepturi
prvlegi
81 ell til trebue partea aungi
Pimul nve englezeste sgur cetes
mesagiul din saptamna vtoare pntu
englezeste carl incepe in aceasa luna.
prm aranjamentu consiu pentru America
din Cleveland.
PAsTREAzA AcEsTE voRBIR1 sAPTAMfNALE
1NsEAMNA SUCCESS.
Acesta No. g.
Grjeste de No. 7.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-05

Keep these weekly talks.
They mean success.
This is No. 6.
Watch for No. z.
Copyright.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30

But another day remains in which to frame those good resolutions.
 There was quiet heavy fall Of snow and some wind during the night and this morning.
 The train from Chitina has been de- layed until 500 o'clock tonight on account of the heavy fall of snow out the line.
 Fursman last night defeated Down. ing, 98 to S9, and Kelly won over Bo- gart, 84 to Ill, in the billiard tourn- ament at the Horseshoe.
 Dr. w. H. Chase reports the arrival this morning of baby boy to Mrs. Frank Burg, of Mile 78, who is at the Cordova general hospital.
 In the pool tournament at the Club, last night, Cerney won two straight games from McCrinnon, the scores being 75 to 30 and 75 to 39.
 Everything is in readiness for the firemen's masquerade ball to be held at Eagle hall tomorrow night, which promises to be one of the biggest events of the winter season.
 J. B. Sapiro, who was called to Seattle last month on account of the death of his partner and father-in- law, M. Finkelstein, is returning to Cordova on the Northwestern, which left Seattle today.
 Thomas s. Scott, cashier of the First Bank of Cordova, who has spent the past several months in Seattle on a business trip, left for home on the steamer Northwestern which sailed this morning.
 Did you see the scream of the sea- son? Charley Chaplin in "Shoulder Arms"-The last time tonight at the Empress theatre at 500 sharp. To- morrow evening only, Louise Glaum in 'Tdolaters", spicy and interest ing drama.
 J. B. O'Neill is laid up in the hos pital at Kennecott, suffering from a
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30

broken bone in his ankle. Jack is manager of the Mccarthy Mercan- tile Company and while out skiing on Sunday met with the accident that will house him for at least a month.
 E. A. Graham, who left for Seattle on yesterdays boat, will install a ing the coming season.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR
 TO WELCOME PERSHINC

SEATTLE, Dec. 30 (by Associated Press) ).-GovernOr Hart will head the committee which is arrange for the re- ception to General Pershing here on January 19., The governor and mayor will greet the general upon his ar rival
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30
VISCOUNT GREY IS
 BOUND FOR ENGLAND

WASHINGTON, Dec 30 (by Associ- ated Press) The British ambassador to the United States, Viscount Grey, will leave today for England. It is ex- pected that his successor will be named when the 'viscount arrives in London.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30
INSTALLATION

Joint installation Mount Mckinley Lodge No. 1S3, F. & A. M, and Cor. dova Chapter No. 4, O. S., Tuesday, December 30, 1919, D. m. All Ma sons and members of Eastern Star and families cordially invited.
 Special communication Mount Nc Kinley Lodge No. 1S3, F. & A. M, Tuesday, December 30, 1919, 7:3O p. m.
 EDWARD F. MEDLEY, w. M. A. McN FIELDS, Sec.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30
EXPECT TREATY TO BE
 RATIFIED NEXT WEEK

PARIS, Dec. 30 (by Associated Press).-It is hoped that notifications of the Versailles peace treaty will be exchanged during the first week in January
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30

Best coffee in town served at the City Bakery. 13-t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30
LOCAL. AND 1 PERSONAL 1 MENTION

But another day remains in which to frame those good resolutions.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30

Fursman last night defeated Down, ing, 9S to 89, and Kelly won over Bo- gart, 84 to Ill, in the billiard tourn, ament at the Horseshoe.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30

Dr. w. H. Chase reports the arrival this morning of a baby boy to Mrs. Frank Burg, of Mile 7S, who is at the Cordova general hospital.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30

J. B. O'Neill is laid up in the hos pital at Kennecott, suffering from a
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30

There was quiet heavy fall of snow and some wind during the nlgnt and this morning.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-30

The train from Chitina has been de- layed until 500 o'clock tonight on account of the heavy fall of snow out the line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27
Ip,yII>. Tiii. MI.

1h,r. are more luan 0oo 900
Nm,rI,tu soldiers In lntop" 1h"
var drptrim,n' Figures thhi go "puip
and MAINTAIN uu american sold IN
Europe ,prfu ii'1 year lh"
hulk ~ them were sent over at M"
rate ~ s,oo 600 u month by lmprrS
Mnr 10, wur.ls nhlppipr ana ~ di'
uInuruF ~ that transportation ~
American sul'irra hni frrt ,nll
GctiIuE 'nrm back viii present no
such iremendous ~ grncN. but u viii
take i'nr. pfounh,y many months
pf'cr VA drfu'o'y ends
Thr Is tnr muar ubviuus item
ina, iiflsi pcr month must keep
nu uruiur uutl 49, see the l,st Sn'
dl,t srt foot on Nmctican spil and
rive Tim hH mirage 10 bis home
town W. shall bee pay uF war costs
iu great Hum- for ~ least - year
after tho war r. oNrt nict the
mor fprlunst" po-rihle ,lrruw.
stances th.te Will bee NOR" lh'riN
bonds l-ruri on u scale lhht un ruN
rrnm"ui considered pra'urnh'o = few
tcniH hEo We ~" now getting ready
fnr the nfih uHu" - those bond.
aud w. may he foriinup n ~ gri
out on that numhei ior - long
tlmc tho war savings aud 'htft
STAMPS viii hc nftcr our spare
change 49, hr'skly 49, ever
Tho end ~ the var. whom o. IN
riallV arrives. will hflrg peace dc
nands FOR capital such ~ the most
hopeful financier would have te.
gsrded a few years ago ~ u ,hapt"r
from fairy tale The speed with
which reconstruction II carried out
will depend entirely on the supply ~
capital ana tho prompIneg with
which n Ii nvnilabl. There is a col
rhfuted baseball cns" where u batter
made tho hit that won the game
onl, instead ~ clnchinE " hv run
ming to FIRST base hr stuck his hands
In his pockets ana started lelsurcly
10 the cluh hous" he was put out
and the game was lost Anybody
who let's ru ~ "A war .thrin hah,,
because u"rmnpy has thrown up her
hands IN repeating that ivory headed
play. lie hits the ball but does no,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27
The Struggle


Malo Arcadia formed triumphul
pruycSSlon about Lillian Nhkc whrn
the orchestra played Home, Sweet
Home that night. Sho had rwum
into their horizon Hike a luminous
star, had shono ana sparklod aud
duzzlod them all, aud Was swimming
ont ~ their ken for the night Ill.
Ian herself frlt the intuSicatiun uf
her sudden rls" In Htnrdon
Rlake helped her into her wraps
without u word They walked down
the road toward their hou~" In 81
lance when they were IN their ltv.
ing room. alone. Al turned on his
wife
Sow well talk" he said rrlmly
II
I'm too tired 10 tlk tonight
Lillian replied sharply. turning to
enter her room
Al stopped her
y m sorry. lil. but | want to
know rfOw what passed between YOU
and Edith | shall want to apollo
girc for you In the morning
Shs stopped short
rive given YOU No occasion Tor
apology" she eild coldly. 'lt Eiith
tells you have. ana YOU believe it
YOU may give yourself tho pleasure
~ soothing her 49, much ~ sou
like"
iilake looked long and searching
Is inip her eyes
What's happened to YOU lAl'" he
demanded. You were never ~
holiV -tnlty hefure''
"No2" LILLIAN laughed well
then It's time I changed and
have Nou'v~ got woman ~ dea
with not u doll A hundred men to.
night have shown mo my real place
and I'm nobodys puppet from
now on"
Blaks turned pale with anger
"Nou place. my dear, ~ where
ever I need you and you're ont NJ
your place when you come hetw~er
man and hts wife You owe I'D
| ith an apology and YOU ~ going tt
make ~" he cried
| "Ill do not such thing Al Blake
! sho cried furiously And N Not
| speak any NOR" To me tins way -
| "on't say a." Hlakc broke In
"you may have to swallow you
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27

words AA II is shall not speak Ia
you mi. way or any other way
untll YOU have apologiaed to Edlth
Fcrrol Tor setting John against her
without another word ho entered
his room and Lillian with "A sconful
smiis entered hers
AZ that very moment the ferfolh
were talking ~ them In their own
home
I'm sure the HlRkcs have quar-
relied tonight Edith John Niih.
after long silence between them
Il feel badly about our being the
cause NJ ~"
Edith looked "a, him. ..
you mean am the cause ~ It
she said "Noll perhnpr, unlnten !,
tinuallv. may have been " ~"
Us done ana nothing gan undo H. ]
am sorry
John stared moodily into the IRE
n ,nu we're really sorry you y
explain tu Lillian ana make up Win
her he said findllN
Edith closed her eyes wchrllN,
Il can't do II. John have my
mind fun ~ my own problems and
ira an can 10 to look after them
/ have neither tho time nor The WISH
tn Interfere iu other people htalrs
Good night, Juhu'
,Tu be- continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27
Little Ben's Notebook

Me ana IudA Simklns and Leroy
ShuStrr NiS patH.itlhg U)lhb 7"
stand on our hands, on account "i
mo-. being cny use trying TO "hNn on
them till Nou know how 90 STAND on
them friHi jest llke lllle drops "t
WutiIr mako the uitrS ocean, ana
an - a sudden vllo Leroy ShuoHt"i
Wis tiying 10 stand on h- q ne
dropped oui ~ his po,kli ana tolIrh
ON tho phv-mint as II II whA looking
Tor crack and Leroy Shuoslef
packed u up ana put u back ~ h'
puckit ana I scd q, know ware
you can get II hole pound OF jedy
b''us fut a djmr
know ware lou can get rnun
yrllp Iack fuf nic to chew on pN
dJS. yellow jack ~ better ihan j"lp
u4,rna. EN-, daN hrd l'uds \ mkins
w islr' ! srd and rudr sed. lio
cauao DO ls and Srd, You're crazy
and ruls sad. Well Wy amt ~ auc
sad llr,auer It amt. ana l'udH Hcd
NuIr" crazy
Nrll lets lc,,c 30 to Leroy I t"d
WI.h vuuIdrnt Nuu dihth"r bay. -
roy. hole pound ot tells he-uH ~
q d.ii.rni tliNurs mat Suu could ttii,'
rrruund .u Nuur teeth ana everything
hrforr YOU ate them. ur jest a lot OF
oiI yrllu jack
Nll tir let's loeNr u tn LEROY. sod
Iuls which Nouldent you drhthet
buN Leroy = hole big bag NJ fnr
p',Ichy Jelly mcN that you can chew
ou Nl sou feel Ike swallowing. uI
i,.l u Jet ~ old ielly b.rus'
Welt II had u dimr ID dttthcf
bus gum DROPS H"d lNroy
We'll, you got one, didrnt We Jest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27
Horoscope


There Wlli continue ~ Ice conflicts
iu various parts ~ M" "dr'h. accord
INK Co 'hr messages read IN w"
stars These vii hr hut tnal ~
forts ~ evil. but theN may hamper
ana iefaId the progress ~ TIA" world
Engineers builders and all who
use raw materials for M" ttshionihg
~ uscfil things ar" subject tn com
pick influences that NAH" for great
prosperity hu' they viii meet WIN
ohSinclra ~ their first efforts hlnng
new lines
\. mart ~ the re establishment NJ
peace all that ~ evil Will be brought
ont as combating the good the
seers declare. and Tor that reason tho
mind should welcome only the hopes
and plans that inspire activity IN
stead ~ the fears and misgiVlngs
that paralyle effort
Venus II IN u place that IN believed
to forcshhdow labor troubles iu when
women ara involved There may b"
many problems io solve. aS'rologcrr
predict but IA" new era viii hrins
great benefits tn girls Who work ana
IN the future an who retain their
H.lf-rrsprci Viii rngHgr IN useful uc-
cupation. NO matter how wealthy
they may be-.
This IN not lucky wedding dhN,
since II fnreshadovs quarrels ani
separations
Again food viii become factor
IN tho rendiusiment ~ world condi.
tions Famine viii Httlk IN ltuNsil
ana many viii starNo. II the signs hfc
interpreted Alright.
siberia comes under sway mnk-
ing for change ami progress Great
wealth will be produced from the
earth
The death ~ = famous American
woman In forctnld This will take
place IN "a foteign land
Persons whose hirthdhtr u IL may
have many changes and some disap-
pointments Ia the coming year.
Travel will not he fortunate.
children horn on this day may he
| Inclined To he careless and plrasur b.
| loving Glrls should he especially
guarded against unfortunate mar.
/ rage
/ tCopyrirht 1919 hy IN. Mcclure News
paper syndicate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27
1T IN Ol'lt lsliSlNI.SS.

Nw so very long aEo there were
many people who thought We were
ineddiinH where We had no business
when We concerned ourselves with
affairs OF the world That vas a
long way OF and We had nouriuhei
for 10, these ntany years. by atlehd-
Ing to strictly American affairs Rut
times change The old order can
never be any more We are No longer
people TO ourselves but m i'm
portant part ~ tho family OF ma.
tions. what occurs to tho others =
our business our happiness and
welfare are bound up with the hap.
plnens and welfare OF peoples va
formerly kncw only 49, lessons In
geography
No nation. much less America,
may hereafter live unto Itself alone
what concerns one In some degree
had to learn before We walked mp to
our duty to aid IN rrscuing the world
from tho powers OF darkness cur
homes were not burned our children
butchered, our wives and daughters
and s~eethoar,s Violated. neither
were our kinsfolk driven from their
homeland intn slavery or starvation
These things came not to our doors
but only because We arose IN time
and chained this mad dog ~ Europe
Hut We are IN debt for our good
fortune to those whose slffefiur
held back tho cunducring march ui
the Vrant until w were ready Ia
step into The fray. Anarchy In Rus
ola, revolution In Gcrm1nv. massa
cr-s OF Armcnions ln Turkey uu a.,
Immediate family concerns of tn,I,
Sam. and all " thee" are dlrcc, 70
suits oflhe fight made 10 check IN,
barbarian.
We are thankful mat Wc c~apr,
all these horrors. but lt our gtAu
tudo substantial? Non ana vii
have an opportunity In few day
TO show whether W. are members %
this world family IN srfit as we'll a
I'm fact-wh-thcr thh talk " uni
versal brotherhood IL thc'cric. or
cash order for food ana cIo'hin
where they are most needed "
have recognized the needs ~ Rel
slum. and In n similar way tho NJ
peal OF Serbia and Poland We ~
nov asked TO give for tho relief {
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27
NOW YOU CAN SAW.

The loans mad. Ivy this govern
ment from tho people were no sue
ce~ful that no ono n disposed to
srumhlc about tho time and money
expended IN obtaining the money
Vet u must he borne In mind that.
after taking into account much OF
tho campn HninH that was done vol
unfairly without cost To Uncle Sam
ther, was an immense amount OF
money spent In the work Of getting
a favorable sentiment and In solicit
ing ana collecting tho subscriptions
official figures Jus, made public
show that 4 cost st.,69,pso to raise
es5t.aSs.2i3 In war savings stamps
which In q no less vital feature OF the
nations financial plsn than the
bonds. although there Ia probably
moro cost 10 the dollar for the
stamp. than for securities OF larger
denomination
There IL no complaint about this
cost. vet Il might have been avoided
had the public been willing To stand
up 10 It's duty and privilege withou,
b.l,v cor,ipu,I,v ,.mI,l., ,h.,.o,
por ,y.rv ,aio ,al.,J hv ,h,. m.,ho,
I, COS, The sov,,nme,t , s,,lsr Tim,
d,l,a, ,igh, a. well h,v. h.., .ay.,
Most people have keen scnue OF
duty ,speclauy when thn, du,v 4,
bache, bv natr'o,lsm hu, IN. ava,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27

open diplomacy" as interpreted
by the New York Times for Pr~sl
dent wilson. does not mean that
every word said In preparing a treaty
should bs shouted TO tho whole
world and submitted TO all tho mis-.
construction that manevolence. folly
and evil ingenuity could put upon
IT. or course not open diplo.
macy" means that the public shall
be kept IN Ignorance of tho arsu
ment offered. and after the treaty
has been secretly agreed upon. the
public shall accept It without crit.
clsm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27
Ok lahoma Outbursts

Philosophy ~ me lienryetta
standard \ stout heart ,ruShrs ilI
luck, FAINT h'hti pasHrs th" bucN
Tulsa htA one street Dir conduc.
tor Who cen rhIl uut the streets ~
psssrrF'i' an understand VIVA h"
nays
when voman IN ,riy tuspir,nur
- m"n saws lhy H. liuusc. 10 ls us-
uslN uyn that sh" lt- h""n
fpulcd b"furr
The p', who Marie, good dancer
SAYS no" llrutNettH standard may
H," 40 W,-h sho hhd mttrri the
fiddle
ihrurf shannon suEgrFs mat tho
only way Dul Peck ,hn honi he auto
thieves .s 40 take oil fuur wheels OF
~hru b." parks his car
\ ,uurg Muskog~r ruup'r hegnr
housekeeping with a kuf" ana fprk
'pih lNrrY night some soNtlilnus
frirud calls th"n up 20 t"Wlnd them
10 lock up their ,h"1i ~ silver
war widow says thii nov she
haF au apartment Ia hrrr'f ~rrtr.
ihtv lukcr may k""p hor husband
ON Is y Duty as lonE ~ he plon,cr
n she can only kct a rt' bul parrot
At q bargain
TIE member from KtWl.h pro
posses b4 one way 10 hrii certain
urufi'""tA is tu cross IA, Wilk weed
WITH The cnwslip ana 10. Ie preparing
.IIN.aa H.f a.
upon the subject when ~ takes up
M" bill 10 swat the s'ruh null
n IN not expected that the Sinn
Fem republic can get under va
unill the difference hriWs"n NJ
sweeney ana Mr NhrunrN src drf
inltely settled Thor Enlargement
may have In b" referred io the bul-
hh",iki corner for Arbitration.
Snap shota from "a" Dallas Srw-
Tho knd ~ political economist W."
Ike II one who promises that under
hts administration wages viii go up
and Chers" come down Ana n has
just about gotten 80 IN this country
that "a frightened girl cant iufu sS
white 40 sheet till she washes her
face The old fashioned msh-r who
pl"l'huFn 70 hHN' h''h u'lN'N ~
drink la now willing io walk all The
way io Mpnctl Mo Another reason
why We never buy white tie ~ h-
cause No man can wear one aud
look like N. works As general
thing N" more gnHolin" a man huN.
the more times he Wishes he could
make his automobile eat the Kind
~ things hr has to \ West Dallas
widow saws that the ln N.Ht pTupustl
she has received VAS fum uu uII
magnat- who promised her "A vine
clad derrick At liurhhurnrit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27

and get down to an office, You won''
mind then
shall always mind. Ruth
'Nonsrusr''
'IUihtpn am tooliNh, nut can
hrip a. almost wish
The unfinished sentence con
viewed nothing TO Ruth, who was not
looking at htilu at the time iihd
she she might have been cn,ishi-
cued hy his expression. one ~ such
such real distress
that u certainly would have told her
something At least ~ hts disappoini-
meut
Tomorrow Rrmn Engages His
old Otncc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27

We observe that Torr-ns has
hobhed mp neAin IN Kansas and 4.
trying 10 &C. M" Legislature ~ adopt
hs system of land deed teEistta.
ton Torr-ns IL one 10 the moS'
persistent persons we ever heard Of
Ito began work on Kansas leglsln
lures quarter of n century ago. ~"
may bc dead. but his system goes
marching on forever
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27

600 U00 homeless ana starving
members of the world brotherhood
Atmonl, ana Sytia victims ~ M"
most fcniirh harhnriy Ia modern
history shah We help them over
tho timo ~ stress ana enahlo ih"n
20 once moro become self suppot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27
po,slr,ili Want mtg Army.

IONDON. Jan 2b Ttnvelefs
reaching Copenhagen and Uergrn
from northern Russia, according to
nd,icrs rrcc we'd here say that the
holshe,ih are attempting 90 raise
nu army ot 5000 coo men for a
campaign IN south Russia IA the
spring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27

Some persons wonder why the
French get on n little better with
other peoples than the Nfitirh do.
says tho columbia state when Mrs
Wilson was In England the paper'
said sho looked molhcrly. but tho
French press portrayed her n- "a
lovely ana gracious woman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-27
Phones

CatranIa SAYS politics In ad-
ioutncd In Mexico. but ". notice
that he has not followed To the cs
tent OF asking for u vote of conf
drnce.