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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
DESTROYING DOCUMENTS
Austrian Messages to BeIn Kun found
In Foreign iTnirs Bureau by
ROumnninus.
by Associated Press. |

BASLF.. august 26.-Roumanian mil-
itarY authorities have discovered in
the archives OF tho Hungarian For
cign Ministry telegram from Otto
Bauer. former Austrian state Sccrc-
tarY entrusted with the management
or the state bureau of foreign affairs
10 Rela Kun, former head Of the Hun
Garian communist government asking
him TO fcStroy all documents relative.
70 the delivery Of arms by Austria to
hungary. according TO "A Buda pes; dis
patch received here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
NEW >OkN ciIKu MAKKET

NEW TDKk. NuEust 26.-TradinE on the
curD market today in larger volume
than II had been in moro than a week and
Their" was better demand from out Sid.
interests which made the larger dealings
possible. Prices. as result OF the liner case d
demand. were at the highest levels of The
present movement. gains in some of the
moro prominent stocks amounting to more
than points. Interest. however. was scat :
tered through wide list of issues rather
than being conferred III any particular stock
ErOup
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Personals.
RrcHMoHD.s DEAD ~ rnAyc,,

TO III" Parents and Relatives OF Richmond,
IN" und"rsiHn-d. who with YOU bear m.
ross OF r" CFihC". ana whose dear ones E.V.
..neiI spI-ni!d lives in tn" great war Tor tho
ire"u"tm ahd happiness of humanity. are not
AGAINST ihe r"'noSa! OF their bodies iron, ih,.
n"idr OF France. which are stated al iar,Tb
by General i'"tshinr in an Official recon-.
.ri,,,n, E"r q" they fall To roo how n.
li"nai Field OF Honor IN France" may :, H.
peal 10 many minds
l'u' Tor ourselves III" voice ~ tho hear,
speaks otherwise. We freely 70 80 our cons
!asily and confidently relied upon that coun-
w promise. often repeated .u Official form.
,h"i their dear bodies should DO C.T..tnii,.
iu"h'lieu ana safely returned TO their native
"" have become disturbed nv tho aooa-
"ni propaganda. which seeks to lrr.umIs tis
1h"' our lead should not BE- returned, and
We are alarmed hy tho stat.rncn, ,E,,
nothing can or VIII hc done for thrcc y,.,rs
from January |. 1919. on account O., m.
opnnsstiun az France.
ms T"urs". "" fear. is In tho nature OF
commission and looks to fnal failure Of
congress 70 keen the faith. ". have Thcrc,
fnr". resolved To invite and do hereby inyita
~ parents and r.l+tiv"s whose loved ones
ui.n IN INC war and no desire thor bod :,
returned TO America to nice, with us IN ihc
Assembly, liall o! tn" Chamber OF Cum,n..-cr
on Friday. August -. 1919. al J. 81 ,,.
the rurpos" Of expressing their wish ANA
."HinE proper acton looking towards it,
tSiEncdD' c A. BRYCE
sol. CCrciIINS
- ;: WINSTON.
IL. l.. MATTHEW'S.
IL y. cIEARH.
GEORGE WAYNE ANDERSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
RAN BY ALL SIGNALS
Excursion Trnin Engineer DisrcEarded
caution and Stop Devices, Tor
pcd0cs md Fuses.
IBv Associa,ed Press.

WASHINGTON August 26.-Prelim-
mary reports TO the railroad admin
iS'rdtion today said the tenth section
OF the WaSh!nston-A Atlantic City cA-
curSlon train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad which crashed into another
Scction SUNDAY at Elmwood. y. j.. ran
past caution signal 5000 feet from
thr other section a stop signal ZOO
iect distinct and torpcdocs and fuses
i'"D" ie"t distant. one person Was
wreck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
ENGLAND KEEPS UP BARS
Declines 10 Admit ASitntors, Person,
OF DonbtfuI i.Oyalty md
ndc>irnblca.
fnv .Nssoei,t.i prr.al

WASH iNGTDN, August 2G-Eneland
h.one OF the grea, European nations
mas declined. for tho present At least,
persons under foreign passports i'm
p"sed during the War Hor the purpose
OF excluding political agitators. per-
dcsirahles.
This MAS developed today by inquiry
as TO why Great britain waa not in
ciudeG IN the list Of countries TO which
the state Department has announc.J
passports VIII DC granted on Prev
conditions after September IL
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Tour mnndrcd strIk.n n...

ilHM MoNi'. IND. August Four
n1""r"d OF the 1000 striking c,nploycr.
- t"" standard steel Car Comma
nave returned, TO work and onlcIai. -,
~, plant cypress The view that me
naghh1ne % the strike IL broken VIZ.
,a ~ MY men and women striker
So. MI syfnnathizrrs, have br.f'
,au." zen companies ~ State ,rooua
are sun guarding the plant. ''""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
MUCH SILK ARRIVING
Orient Sending MntcriaI by I'hou.nnd,
OF Bales md CaAcs to
America.
ny Associated Prces. !
WI IL y. :. I :.

VICTORIA. Il. g., August 2G-Teh
thousand bales OF raw silk valued at
sN.'uo'"0o brought from the Orient By
~" Canrdian Pacific liner Empress Of
AsIa were started east today By Xpecl-
- ram In addition, the Asia arricd
2o"@ cases OF ak goods. bringing the
total value % the SIX consignment, Ia
about $4,000 OOO
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American Fleet to visit Japan.

II'N .N@NUVIHIcu I'TcsN-
SAN FRANCISCO August o6-An
American fleet is to visit Japan this
autumn 20 witness a review OF th..
Japanese navy before the Emperor at
Yokohama. according To a cable from
IokN" 10 tho New World. Il Japanese
daily publication in this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

WASHINGTON. August 26.-Commis-
sIoncr Roper ANNOUNCED tod1y thnt III.
bureau OF Internal Revenue would not
answer inquiries relative TO proposed
business ventures, but would pass on
completed transactions only. MANY
persons nave been writing the bureau
10 kno" II taxable income would re-
suit from various plans.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. August ajNDry goods mar
kcis held their tirnnncss today. There was
d better tone IN print cloths with finished
goods strong. Cotton yarn prices were
easier and Burlaps soft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
MORGAN TAKES VACATION
Nc" York Finanrier on on First RenI
Hest Trip for Five
ne Agsocl.ted prernl

NEW YORK, AUGUST 26.-J r Nor
fhn sailed for Europe on the steam
snip i-a?!hnd today. He has no, had
a vacation IN ny" years. and Intends 10
relatives in England and France
ana devote his entire stay 30 recrca.
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Sign. Contract Win ru,lm,n.

WASHTNGTON. August o6.-Thc rail
road administration today signed a
contract with the Pullman 60. calling
for an annua! rental Of SllTJ0, 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

30
600; lower; top lis Heavy weight. 10 IGOR
2la5: pigs. i7.50api?On.
Cattle: receipts. 1900: veal calves handy
weight. l950d aO5o.
Sheep: receipts. 3OO0O: lower.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
ATLANTIC CITY.
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
STEAMBOATS,.

Steamers leave pier foot W. Main
Street. Norfolk. (Telephone Bell 426O).
BOSTON. Mon. We'd. Sat. 8 p. NJ
PROVIDENCE. Thur, Fri p. M.
BALTIMORE. Mon. Tue. Thur. SPIN.
Attractive Passenger and Freight Rates.
Full information on request.
A. j.. PORTER, Agent. Norfolk. ya.
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NEW YORK LIVE SrOCi \

NEW YORK;. AuEust 26.-Bccvcs-No trad :
Ing. Calves weak: vraS lS.UoGr25.0O: culls
lfOo@ 100: skim mil<s. ll0Jdpl3.so0
Sheep Arid lambs steady: common to
common to choice Kentucky lambs. ID. q n
lhJp; culls. coca 1900 Hogs. weak light to
medium - 25M 225O: rouEhs. 1880 1890 !;
stays. 1900: boarS. SOFA 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
NAVAL. S'TDR ES

NAVAL STORIES.
SAVANNAH GA, August o6.-Turpcntine
firm Ill; sales SAL receipts aas; shipments.
Rosin. hrm;o sas,s. l:s: raccipts. L3es;
shipments 3,ie3: stock. i5eiS. Quote B..
i6.S5N so: -. 1870: l.. i7.JoU7o: T.. l7.Sod Is
q. lSloG$: II. 1882 !. 1875: X 20.5oGr Is :
NJ. 2l.2a: y. 2325dSo: We .as,25 q 800 WV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

USED CARS-See US for tho ycrv has.
built used cars. Backed BY our gusran1
tee. terminal Motor Co.. Ninth and Cary]
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Radford State
Normal

Trains teachers. Courses in Household
Arts. Manual Arts. Public School Music and
other subjects. Also courses leading To the
la lor'B degree.
Designated by tho Virginia Normal School
BOARD to train District Supervisors and
specialists In Rural Education with the
liachclor's degree.
New. fire proof buildings artesian water
supply. large shady grounds. spa cious GYM
nasium, out door games and rccrcations
For Catalogue. booklet OF Views and fun
Information. write
JOHN PRESTON MCCONNELL. President
East iiadford Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
GET OUT OF THE CITY
SPEND THE SUMMER
At Wachapreague, Eastern Shore, Va

w mere your vita lily will run UP like . ,h.r
Inomcter on a hot day. u,door lie and
nome comforts: boating. Bathing fine: FiAh-
Ing unequaied. Room at Ocean or Main
Land Hotel. Dress 20 your Comfort Book
Cape Charles a. ii. &. MEARS.
WachaDrenEuc. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

FORD-For sale, 1919 Ford touring car:
good mocha nical condition: excellent tires
S27a00. Call Randolph 44l6
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Markets

Continued From Eleventh pagc1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

FORD one ton truck. with pneumatic tires
on all wheels. just oyerhauicd. Any body
on same to suit your business A. Movers
Sons Co.. 9-ll South Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Oiiered

Don't DIE-L.i voc!cksr. the cleaner a
=, ~. North F!tth Street. dye for YOU ca
Madison z057.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Auto Accessories.

AUTOMOBILE PARTS Why waste I'm.
ana money --dering parts for your auto
mobiles when you can Ect used parI. 49,,
as new from Wilbur f; Dotson. So2 Bsooa
Avenue! Bring your broken part nv "a
have u dup!icated. Randolph Essi ~ aN1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

VIM TRUCK. Just like new. Will .c,,
cheap 10 quick buyer. A. Meycrs e. -.
Co.. 9-ll South Eighth Street. o. hs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19
WALES URGES
 ENGLAND JOIN
 J. 5. FOR PEACE

London, Dec. 19-S:r Edward F. Cooper. Lord Mayor of London, on behalf of the city, yesterday for mally welcomed the Prl1 e of WaIA, home after the Princes visit to Can ada and the United States. The ceFe- money took place in the Guildhall ir the presence of a representative gath ering, includ ng United States Am bassador John ". Davis, Premier Lloyd George, former Premier Her bert H. Asquth. Sir George H. Per ley, High Commissioner of Canada; Lord Morris, and United States Con- suI General Robert P. Skinner.
 The Prince, replying to the Lord Mayors address, said the warmth of the welcome he first experienced in Newfoundland followed him through out his travels in North America. He said he greatly enjoyed his first visit to the United States, where he was accorded he hospitality flor which Americans are famous, and he ex- pressed his appreciation of the cor diality with which he was entertain ed at Washington and New York.
 Referring to the United States, the Prince said he was struck by the fact that the life and politics of that great country closely resemble our own" He declared the war had put an end to the feeling, which prevailed in some quarters, that Great Britain was losing vitality as a nation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19
GOVT hOU5tS
 HEE.E C0STWhY ABOVE P.7,:.o1,E| SET
Thousands T Spent Improper ly By U. S. Housing
 CCrU OrafiOn

Washington, Dec. l9.---Inefffcfencv. carelessness, and a disregard of the provisions of the act under which it operated were charged against tho United States housing corporation by the Senate public buildings and grounds Investigating subcommittee Yesterday in a report recomm ending that steps be taken to recover many thousands of dollars alleged by the subcommittee to have been expended improperly by the corpora ton.
 Although the average price for a house had been fixed at s5,673, the committed declared it found houses in Bridgeport, Conn.,. costing $7,263 each
 "A failure to promptly cease build ing operations on the signing of the arm:stice provedt either a desire to complete their town beautiful exper- tnents or to fbe helpful, at govern ment expense. to the local communi- ties involved,' said the report "The Crane tract at Bridgeport was half of per cent. completed on November $. 1918, yet it was completed by the housing corporation at a cost of S1, s71, ,s39- Ninety-two of these houses were still vacant in September. 1919.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19

Five cups flour, well sifted; add 1 yeast cake, softened with a little warm buttermilk add scant teaspoon each of salt and soda, 1-4 corn syrup and tablespoons melted butter. Turn this into the four. etc, beating well. Add enough flour to make a dough for kneading. Place in fresh bowl and cover. When double its bulk, make 1oaves, and when light, bake 50 minutes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19
COLDS CAN'T HANG ON
ButternliIk Bread.

If you take Father Johns Medicine promptly. No alcohol.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19

 Eat Rrroducu cuon Our NevUp MI
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-19

With every $51.C0 can of Union Leader at { one Of the worlds greatest paintings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
FACTIONS STILL
DISRUPT POLAND
Paderewski May Not Go Fal
As PcaCemaker
BY r. n. TFFFRIES.

London Times cable
t'opvrIFhi l'ls, hy the Public L'lrrr .
WAks NW, Jan II Poland 3, ,l'0
without = new government. The pre-,
cnt government draws 1t, existence
from General piiud,kl who drew no,
from the regency council. which ,im
larly drew rs authority from the Ger
mans. 1t would seem therefore. the
first duty Of all Polish politician,
should be to come together and form a
coalition government with which the
allies could talk directly
Padcrcwsk has come 20 Poland g.
try to pvt an end to ihi, state yr
things II determination goes ior ans.
thing he viii succeed. Yesterday he
had long conversations with General
piIuiSki. when the latter affirmed he
was willing to accept any cabinet
changes but must be asked 10 make
them himself lie said once the pu.
li,h state wa, firmly established. he
would serve It Ike a dog
Meanwhile. the leader, Of Pole; IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
Aerial Cops
Soon, Vision
Of Briton


LONDON. Jan. Il British Wirc.
less Scrucc) )-General Branckcr,
who !, giving up his post as master
general Of personnel IN the air indus
try 70 devote his time 10 commercial
aeIa'ion,. IN an interview with the
Dairy Express yesterday asserted that
flight across the Atlantic probably
would he accomplished in May lie
added that the trip was feasible Al
the present moment as there wcf
three or four types # llrplancs await
able which are capable OF making the
flight
Gcucral Rranckcr said the time WIS
rot far distant when airplare would
be owned and driven As automobiles
are today He sali II probably would
be necessary to establish an aerial
police force, the duty OF which would
be- to watch over air routes and tton.
tiers.
The Evening News Yesterday said
that 1t has been officially informed
that the British admiralty is cm-
barking on a big program Of air
ship construction. Airshlps arc being
built with a gas capacity Of 2,SOC0OO
cubic feet The aircraft will have a
large lifting capacity and will be
able TO make between sixty anl
seventy miles AN hour. They viii
carry crews OF twenty five men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

pu,nDa have made an appeal 90 lead
cg5 ot al parties TO meet ru national
conference here N Warsaw II social
A,s consent 10 take part. II will be
an entirely representative gathering
II might proceed TO legallc PiiudSk'S
position TO propose a list Of names to
form transition cabinet composed oi
80 nari,c, ol which padercw,ki might
be named prime minister. This gov
,rrmc0t would only hold power until
'lr middle ot February. when the cleo
r.u results would be complete and a
constituent assembly would meet Bu
'hc. three weeks are important ones
90 Poland on account OF the advance
Z the hIlShcvistS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

VANCOUVER. b, G Jan. l3-Thc
British steamer Pro'csulaus left Van
couyer about October IS last with
troops and mail for Nladjy1stok. Ca
madam censorship regulations in ci-
feet at that time, however. forbade
any mention ot the personnel the
steamer had ON board /, is believed
here, however, that the vessel had dis
charged her troops and was ON the
return voyage hy way ot the Orient.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
LAND FOR ARMY
MEN, TEXAS AIM

HOUSTON, Texas. Jan. II Rep
rescntaiiyeS OF Secretary Franklin X
Lane oi Governor Hobby, OF the
United States reclamation service,
and representative men from diicren,
sections OF the state met in confer
encc IN Houston Monday 10 devise
plans ty which the state OF Texas
might hpme itno corporation with
efforts winch will be pu, forth by
the United States government TO
i''rniSh farms for returning soldiers.
II. T. Cory, consulting engineer oi
the United States reclamation service,
and u. W Ross. federal engineer,
presented the matter, and after many
hours discussion. II was decided 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
Southwest Soil
Upbuilding, Plan

SHREVEPORT. La, Jan IA
campaign to teach the farmers OF
Texas. Oklahoma. Afkansas Mis-.
,'sSlPpi. western Tennessee and Lou
i,ianl the proper manner m which to
upbulld the soil. was launched here
Yesterday by officials OF the soil i'm.
proyement committee ot the southern
Fertilizer association The organita.
ton perfected ior the cdugauonll
yacmpaign is composed Of T g. SIN
clair. S II Malone. l.. y. Hudson,
and !. II. Wiley OF Shreveport. + X.
IlueN New Orleans, l.. G. Parrish,
Memphis, J. NJ. Boyle, Iupelo Miss ;
W. l.. Turner. New Orleans, and W.
Y. Foster, jr. Hope, Ark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
0KMULGEE GETS
BOOSTER FUNDS

OKMCLGEE. Okla. Jan. n
(Spec.all-A, a fouSing banquet and
meeting of the Chamber OF Com
mcrcc here last night total OF So ,SOO
wa, raised toward the $4,000 fund
,plsni To further projects OF benei',
TO the cats. The meeting. which was
attended hy more than 400 was one
OF the most enthusiastic in the history
Oi the city
pa Naugh'. OF Oklahoma City. ana
Dee Guihrcy oi Tulsa, were the prin-
,.ral ,peakcr,.
The Philippine general hospital re
cent, graduated the first Moro glTl
nurse.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
new REPUBLIC
is SHORT LIVED
Luxembourg Government Sur
wives Only Six Hours,

LONDON. Ian I4-Thr republic
OF LuNcmburC winch was proclaimed
on Thursday hy tie committee on
public health lasted only SIX hours.
according to q report 70 the Express
from Brussels, which adds that
French military authorities restored
order IN the grand duchy.
GENEVA, Jan. li-Dc'all, OF the
proclamation Of a republic m IuN
emburg, which have reached here. say
that tcyulu,lpul,tS forced an entry to
the palace oi Grand Duchess Marie
on FRIDAY and demanded her ahd,rl-
ton. The grand duchess refused on
the ground that the parliament had
not made such a request She was
given twenty four hours t1 leave her
capital and was told that she would
be permitted To- take only her personal
effects. She consented 80 90 10 her
chateau outside Of the city In the
meantime the parliament held Dis
orderly meeting
Grand Duchess Marie has minor
l'y following. II is said. being mainly
clcrlcal' A a protest they lett the
parliament building IN a body /, Is
stated that feeling aglins, the grand
duchess Is due TO the TACT that She
received former Emperor William. the
crown prince and other German oiii-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14
FOOD PROBLEM
TO LOOM LARGE
At CONFERENCE
Delegates Must Solve Eco
nomiC TangIeS First
By G S ADAM

,..,.. ,r,.. c.,I. r.,,,,,,,,
l.lg. b. Public indecr Cn'J
pAptc I,, +, 4, 90 ,L. ;,,m.J;
90. ,.n,L - J,, co,tc,e,re conv,c,,n,
,.;,. r,ornJ ,l,, no,b;rc /, moro i'm
',-,,n, L,, - ,,rLr. ii. ;mmcd;a,,
.r,r,c, ~ ,rc ,,,r ~ social and Geo.
,,n.r Hells' The urgency NJ finding
fI H., t,r,,c q, L,,,T,,rg ~ Lc
on 40 hn. II t. pointed out that the
v.ct political Dissertations may be
ol nulc avail 10 civilization unlcs,
the spread westward oi the force, Of
the social disruption is checked
/, Is doubted whether armed oppo-
,l1n can do much TO stem il, Food
j, felt 10 be the frs, essential. Hence
tie urgency ri the desire that as III.
,le time as possible be lost ~ getting
the new intcr.llIci iroi committee
'awork. The ucuirals who are weaker
t.n tire allies. especially IN the east.
must not only be- fortified 10 with
ylnd the menace. hut steps may be
necessary ~ see how much food can
'lr'y hc spared for the enemy S'or'
ir oi apparently easy food conditions
iu'plriS ~ ans fa'r. o' 'c'Wlny are
dnir noted. hIi the 'nrr.r'.n cannot
he hanlshrd That indications OF plenty
are ~ reality superficial am apply At
best only to a limited potion oi the
population
IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

90 before Governor Hobby. and ~
that commission be appointed to
represent the state, at least scm.offi.
clally, In conference with the al.
,horIticS in Washington a eolonira-
iion plan under state direction Was
generally favored.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-14

Only one e.tourlh OF the present Ar.
menian population will survive until
the next harvest unless America come,
to the rescue Do your share Feb.
rusry $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-17
QUAKER FLOUR
Sl.3O
The Capital
Hanover Street,
MARTINS FERRY.
walter Tweedy Dead

George W.S;"r TN""dy II former we'll
SHOWN young man Tf this city, md tho
son nf George and Hannah Ong Twe"dy
died n tho North Wheeling hospital yes
t,rday morning al six o'clock after Il
.hor; illness Of pneumonia. lie was
lhirty-Four years "f age. and was born
ut Nj. Pleasant. west OF this city Jun"
&c, 1859 and was brought I" this place
when quite young. residing ~ III" corner
Of Fourth and Walnut street. where his
father conducted u livery business. II"
was married in Miss Edna Brown. OF
MuCu Ohio. about S,N years ago. and be-
SIDES thu. wife M" Is survived 10y 4 son.
,;cnrg.. William: 4 brother. William ~. Of
pntrn.l: and sister. Mrs. Charles ll"ll
Of Nnr;h sixth street. H." WAS Il MEM
Nrr Of tho Masonic lodge and a graduate
Of tho local .cll @rE"0l. class Of 1908.
pcr"nScd Ia: boon employed NJ the
Quinn pharmacy m Wheeling for som"
time. and resided q; 1912 Jacob street.
Funeral services will he hold from III"
homo Of his s:strr Mrs Charles il"A. m
North sixth street. Saturday ati"rn""n
at two o'clock and iri"rm"nt VII take
place i'm RiVCrv;rw cemetery.