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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Sunday School


TAsson Aprn 90 N,,, oS.,,n
MORNING OF rcsurra,,'nn tnv
Day when tho s,,,nr ,ss
Singing shall erce, no onon,,
hour
SINGING shal D,-L ,b,. ,,o,.,
What liz this tov 70 ne, y,1,,oyo,
we make e. Tho orrorturtt,. l.
there. God has dn,e bis Darg - no..
H. laq the ioy # Ia bcc,,,as ua Inv.
st,cled our hearta nraInst t,s infp,.
cuce-have shut our cyes apd s,,,h
horu'v refused Ia SEQ No lI',h, N,,ry
things NAV hllnd ms tn mi. h,,yr,,
ly vision. We may hnyo los, onr
sense OF PROPORTION and vt,y IN,
material thing. ~ ma o,rp ana
our every -day ipt,rcsfs as ,bc r,,I,
things IN ne and nav. nn room lef,
for spiritual tritb IN find , iodr'
mcut We may fsar that Ca .or7e
way we yyUl lose our CONS. ~ ,l,ra
urc. giving faI,n valuc "a ,hc
rnake-helieye iov. n, animal exi.t.
once ana irnortn,, the s,,n,.r,c ,,,s
which arc nur sniritu,l h.r,i,g. nr
we NAV hnye dc..ccndca ,u,, tho
depths OF ain until we are aab,mad
ia nsl, for nardnp ion rrruJ IN
acknowledge tho wrnnr and bo,o
given ourselves Nm aa past rrdemn.
ton. Yet the Iigh, that shonc
around the ,heavepIy messnnecr nc
lie rayc comfort ana now low Ga
the faithful women shines for ua
ust the same II we VIII hut omen
on rcyas and absorb ,ts roys
Thcr, Was no NOT. or hone I'm tho
attitude or these women Thev mad
come with no cxpectaiion tbnt tho
Lord hnd sot thrra days ne the llmI,
OF IIIa humiliation ana that Uo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
GIRL HELD WITHOUT BOND
FOR KILLING HER SUlT0R

Entering plea OF not guilty TO the
charge of murder filed against her,
Itanr',J Fuller. the negro girl who
shot and KILLED hor suitor Linn Cleve,
At her home IS North Jackson ave
nue.. Friday night, was committed to
MN without bond in the court OF
Justice H. ]. Gray Saturday after
noon 10 await preliminary hearing
on the charge April %
The defendant. I'm statements TO
officers after her arrest, claimed
tha"Clcvo had been drinking Friday
night and wSile in an intoxicated
condition bad threatened hor with
death Fearing that he might carry
1n, hs threats. she shot him to death
when he made advances toward her
with the avowcd intention 10 do her
bodily harm. She declared that on a
number ~ occasions Clevc had
heoieu ucr without provocation and
bat FOR this reason she fired the
Shots TO protect herself from his as
vtu,t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
SERVICE MOTOR TRUCK CO.
GOES IN FOR AVIATION

Tho first national adoption OF air
plane ecrNice TO industrial purposes
hns bcon brought about by tn" Ser
NIun Motor Truck company. through
Arrangement with the Service Avia-
tiun raining and trhnHpor
company to furnish rapid aerial dls,
trihuunu of repair parts and other
unusual srrNlco demands 10 distri-
butors and service stations OF the
Service Motor Truck company. To-
Gated I'm all parts or tho United
States az well aa 10 users of Service
trucks who may he engaged in over
land transportation
The Service Aviation and Trana-
portatiou company ls "A separate or
gnnIzaiion formed by stockholders
OF the Service Truck company. Mr..
J. =. Porter. tho chief pilot was
formerly OF the Royal flying corps,
London. England, and was one OF the
fhicr instructors OF tho Love Field
aviation camp. Assistant pilota,
Harold g. brooks ana '. p. llol-
linrsworth. both Of whom formerly
were associated with the chief pilot
In charge is Oscar lirlCker, also for
merly Of Love field aviation camp
fiicr.
As soon ns possible overland trans
poril'ion express routes WILL be cs-
tnblishcd. passengers will b" car
rlcd. students trained To hcCom"
skilled flyers and exhibitions VIII
be made. W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
FIGHTING MACHINE IS
TOURING COUNTRY
,.,Lo Tank win he Her frle
Tb. Month 10 Help In Victory
Loan Drive.
MANNED BY AMERICAN HERO


The people OF many sections OF
-, s,ythwcst will havo an oppor,
.,,yy O., s,-c one OF the lhnks that
r.-, Yacd effectively by tho Amer
.,,. and their allies IN forcing the
aerulr. 10 surrender
~,r.,o VI these tanks have been
..rt u.t from kansaN city by the
,gb.D.,g department OF the Victory
,.t,-. loan organ lzauon TO assist
d., IN, loan campaign that ~ 10 start
Anil 81 Tho routes, have been so
r.,ppaH ont that II will be possible
f,r the ! . tanks to cover the greater
mari ps the tenth federal rr6Prvc
,r-r,., 100 the time allotted. one OF
,1,sr .nks will stop at Tulsa April
% agI %. 50 tho people here at
home may have an opportunity to
MOO .N. real machine about which
tho b.,p over there have been writ
Inv luu., The tank Will be manned
lg Ana yorpsmcu who have seen
active -,rylce IN France,
I Do. other war since the dawn
Of ,rp4 on has there been put to
r.a .u battle a machine 40 destruC-
,,y % human lfe as the tank. Built
r, nnt,y bullet proof plate and
manned hy machine gums, II mowci
s,su lur Huns 10y scores nnd by
ngrarr,s and crushed other scores
and hundreds unable to get out OF its
va, I,s use as an insiSumcnt OF war
Wa ue,Nod As a means OF stopping
the Huns In their attempt 10 conquer
,As world 10y force ana murder.
TIE tank weighs six tons and ia
,Nr ,.pe that was used almost cN-
rus,ry on tho western front at the
rnru The ar1nstiCc WIS signed, It
having proved much more Efficient
than rhr heavier tanks.
on. of these tanks Is scheduled 10
r1h" me ascent up pixies f'tak, n
fl. N.'hnvto unhcard Of but Of
which u is believed to capable OF
pprtHrr..ug
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
WHERF RRIT0NS HID
TRINkETS IN WARTIME
Unfinished Tunnel Affords piar of
Safety Erum Damage 10y the
Icppclir.

LONDON, Apr.l ia- During the
air RAID season people wondered
whore tho priceless 'r"nUlrcrs or
London museums and gnliarics we're
hidden out ~ reach " aerial torpc
docs The Information has lust como
out In parliamentary report or the
London poHtotNre railway
This underground railway. which
was started IN lsl3 and viii soon
be completed. was donEncd Tor tho
moro rapid transmission OF mail he-
tween widely separated branch post
offices IN the London area. The
boring OF tho tunnel for tho two
track system and liz circular steel
lining IL finished. but tho rails had
ln bc surrendered 10 munINon max -
ors
The mo tunnel whose location
was forgotten hy tho public proved
10 hc Il pretrCtly slfr repository for
museum tr"n'Wr-a All the cclcbrnt-
cd mummlcs from tho British mu-
srim were stored thore. ~ well ~
paintings ala'ulrY ana peoples
Naluuhles' whose antiquity or nature
made them unreplnccable. Tho king
also took advantage or the fno
"stphlnr place for his trinketA
II was said IN tho postotfico re-
port that tho line will be running
IN about two years The trains will
he automatically controlled by Il
switch Hvs'cm and viii not have
either motnfmnn nor conductor A
great reduction In horse and motor
transport, more expedition In the de.
livery of mail and freedom from rc .
rloug delays due 10 fOgs and street
congestion. will result. Tho project
viii cost about 5000 900, OF which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
ATTRACTIVE A FAMILY
HOMESTEAD FOR AN
OIL MAN.
NEW YORK SUBURR. PART PAY.
MENT IN STOCKS.

MENT IN STOCKS.
beaui.ful estate. / acres. five min
We from express station, Long
'Mdhd railroad II trains each way
.'.l departing new Pennsylvania
,'N.nhI, New York City theat ter
u"iH@ Extensive lawn, shaded Nor
way naples. forest oaks, Audubon
song bird sanctuary. fountain.
NnNfh' ron entrance gate. stable
aug garage, concrete floor. box
'."'H. harness cases. chauffeurs
gu'Flrrs, greenhouse, icehduse
.u2,""ng alley billiards. tennis: vegr-
HuIN garden, planted thirty va
rleNos including melons; orchards;
ta,'Ir' lot; Just place frr children
mpnnionabie dogs House.
NEe pnrlor library. dining room,
a'"'h 'coal and gas ranRes), laun-
'hree baths. five masters bed
u'"S' nursery. two servants rooms,
po'1G o'W water, gas. electric light,
oH Instance telephone. steam heat,
P'' TRES, porches three sides, porto
t'l' Old English settlement,
e.,oo ,s--Tnicndld roads, golf and
clubs delightful climate.
A., ''' '1e boating. sailing. yachting.
~ y snonllng fishing, sea bathing.
,r,.. ''sh and oysters delivered.
''' insured. land and improve
,'uH cost 10000. Price $35,OOO,
d. mortgage, part cash. part pro
pI,.,''' p, oil or refining stocks.
.''ELphs on request. Posses
,Mty Furniture II desired
s,l.N bhls only John Alexander.
"''' IL Broad street, New York
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
WOMAN'S CASE 49,
AMAZES TULSA

business msus wife could not
sea o- read wi;hou, sharp pains IN
Ntr eyes For years her eyes were
rcd ami weak. Finally she tried
simple wt'chhazcL camphor, hydras-
~ o'r as mixed in Lavopuk eye
N'sh rho result produced by sin
L'' bottle amazed everyone. We
guarantee "a small bottle Tavoptk TO
Ne,p ANY CASE weak, strained or
'hI'nmol eyes. Aluminium eye cup
FREE. Roy Getman, ll3 South
Main street ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
GILLIS WILL VALIDITY IS
UP TO JUDGE WILLIAMS

Af,or hearing testimony Friday
saturday In the matter of the con
'o.' Of tho will Of Ellcu GINS In
which brother Of the deceased,
William sunday seeks to have set
aside 'h" instrument which purports
'o award Uatfc Moore an estate
Valued a' !2o.0O0. Judge W T.. WI
eAus loo county court Saturday took
'lo case under advlsement until next
Tuesday
E'rn Gli.s died March jo1919, at
'.e 500. NJ 50 years, lcaHng her cS-
''" composer NJ cast side residence
rnno"'y iu Hattie Moore sunday
''r himself ana other relatives of tho
Go''a-Dd l- con'cs'ing the probate of
me rI.., al,rr ug his sister signed the
document WhNc mentally incom
ncicr 'o transact affairs OF such a
ra.rc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
MAN IS HELD ON CHARGE
OF STEALING APPLES

Tho theft OF 10 boxes OF apples,
valued AT til2b0. led to the arrest
ana arrndEnmont of John Lynch an
the charge ~ grand larceny, IN the
court or Justice S. &. MaXry Satur-
day Iynrh pleaded not guilty to the
uffcusc ana was committed In Jail
I'm default of 1900 to await pre-
Um,narv hearing April IL.
Lynch E acHlHed of stealing tho
applra from The Marshall Young
cnynpnny ~ this city. March 25 q.
w. Murntct. representing the pro-
ducc company. iS tho complainant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

which can he Instantly clamped 10
any drop cord or rubber covered
wiro, pins piercing the insulation 10
make the connections.
ThS anthracite mines OF Penn-yl-
vnDin contain more than 1000 miles
OF tunnels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

An English uirplaEc the wings OF
which form ring. the idea hAng
that B, viii right Itself II capHizcd,
has made numerous successful eN-
pcrimCutal flights,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
MISS FlOY M0RF0RD IS
THE PRETTlEST GIRL"

Miss rlnv Mur'urd cashier ~ tho
Majestic ihcnt,r. won the FIVE pound
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

hnN of candy at. the Empress thrater
\ Nos'rrdny awarded 10y Robort NIL
Akou TO the prctiicHt girl In The
audience
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

An attachment plug FOR lncan-
dourcnt lamps has been invented
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Distinctive Modes in Millinery

exclusive nean ndcfmab grace
dreams
tailored semtaored of elegance that striking
mnps psandOn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

-UIonttTgtNUtHe I NIUOrn. "
borg tOoe Nop. &aaar Gitcrmi00uG
aHiereoe5 Ser pno Glborg ~Alrtcloaro
II q ranItulouunlent ouer DC I &lborl
osoc 5 en8cIife. %iranifc, beIgiite %
ruaiiifc SoIoater. Ronumcntct er
rciii al "&cnner | SplaHo" Mills.
rinlstalen holotes al Gberitlsimant
@crluth / &lbOrg. boorpaa Berger
meter. CperlGge Tr. meo. Ghr.
5clu pau Spcna Ncsuc ouertog yilH.
oesmertet Eua Den 'rauitC %tIu
tlous &tQnc ,at!cSc Seituaut Der
uurO. % ira Den belllitc %,IltIJH
9rustc aoHluI 3aaielrIia i Aarhu5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

cr, bCtcdne3 gcglUcubc0cn her ionl
mcgtt bctu0ninQ9fulo Tor SEN me
Stat, Scr III icIp uco at itafic liz
Gutorjtctcr pao oe ilcitc CmraaOer.
Erofcaior Son Aotla blcU. oa %cilru
bc0rn hcrtiI bar po2icuoc. uouruut
I'll !G~rcaooftor uro oct ialuu0itc
llutucrrlttt
-tore N;ernor.;oL,
r., V,, rvt';r' -,
uo~r1,,,r,o,rh 80 Tr,n. LIN
=, Grr,oorn nos arI,r,r -, 3 80
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r,orN rrn ~,,r,,r,, 80"
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

en- luf mc0cla Sen ctQclitc Sc1as
ton i Nrcu hup0c uotrult lin (at
ucmIighco oucr oct rcIjtc Ntllhc2
merle. Gn0cIil toItc en- al DC ! gel
rem pco NalO lu~tcrncrcoc Ru2icrc
Sc inurcoc ira %iacrSlcu. sis
bcubauu l2tc Ron. Gnom Ilalcr
Ger opcr cl Sucl Suureoc ira II
Q~cr2Icu lllutf,u pau NolpltaIcmc.
men 0c cr ii1llc -. I" ollie uocu
ior StUaiurc. MaurOcit mcOtaQCt a.
Dc #, Der Illlcr poo Trcocrrta5 crl
Noiuital. or grbeIo9mono Tcter'C1
ira Nuriugcbuict. Baron SCbai'oIjt
;tD Sc Dtuctoocu ol Smco &ruoc
duuro. men odio1 o. cr / Ne0rrnl
Gen lille Ectcr NstcricU, Der uco al
fal0c al NullmoborQ (0Ict uur .lU
lr0uInQ iii Hatultrorcn. 1ar oct oucr
ToructtnlnJ gooi Eaa lUt2'uRc
huict er EouI %uricu hoor0clt mtota
act Al Sc 6 Totlcutcr "a a'trlo 81
tcricu, Yctcr Nctcrieus S.l1r. mi
blIDc uOifrcucu loul CN'nl Notle1
tcruc uou Nummucholulta.gt or {
600 >'"''""
6n l15 Mars NpOiclSoHN. NtI'ul1
ars Notwithstanding nIot' Den III.
9too 10 Nur. lott ''iIabmoio.,dj'
act llOl Ncl,m8cr" AZ npliteI N1lt
oeIs'orcuingcn CT en- orrti't |ort
iJttclic. oprcitcoca otn INC Aooeul
Der I'LL : a%ntconiHI ar N'o'ts.
oaH1Jl bar ~Norcnll1cl l'o'eHot 'i
mutt uo'turct .loct Sir''t Der HTE
mcit todcr 1lltc udo at l.'' = ~
Ichc AZ Ncrcrlrlc'3 'of'ic Scoct'o'
0cua Sso,cL NarnooW 81 4d.1ooNj.
motll ocl ! Den moonare Itoer ~
NJ .Iar. uco all >au0spJ'cAs ~
lUDcl'c rrl l't1 Naniior $50. avs
rcr rG bet nnHllt IroIroidt "IIOt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09
Scgunoclicu til ell atrfc.

S~cGnnocllen I'll ell Ntrfc. StltC
borg zoe 9tou. &Qoor ucolagoc2
ocu iu0IIac NUocl @rlmoitcucn til ct
mt Ncbchu2. @rlmocn cr / i'm Sib
itIUutct al oforoc 2lpotctcr Corp oQ
cu on0cn a. Nucu2 @orQeN, % set
cr 0tcnin9cn icuerc al louihc @chc
huIct til Ell Nlrfc. &c ire @ruuo.
Irene murcoca al Vropit Ammoicn,
Eoitor Molg2r S~srcuicu og 4tl3lio
uur Ytouituuar6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09
TN @rnupluop ira Sc~rnnlocrcu ..

Ronocr2 l0oc Non. NpiI2oacr
iou0t Carer Nuhcricn i Better 9lniua
ell iterrc @~rauploo3. Der mi uco Na
tiouolmllcct2 Ncopirtulna cr bIcocu
uTrnIcrc m0tr'pQt. HroupIooiclr
bar nit iig al rumunc 20 @rouc ira
bcu romcrifc &crnol0cr OF ser CT bl.
a. ilnbct en- limit SamliuG %ertor
/ ole IornlCr "a Ct ,ECruiucr0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09
Niilpret MiinNcemcrfe.

tie Nou. 5 GitcrmioOol uiilerc
oc2 i NnlUglct @orgpolo pco &iborR
ct MIuocamcrfc ior NumiuocIiQ
oonif @nrtncrioreninRa @oucbrnbcr
% manqcaorilc Sormoub. oioeoc
Mm0claQurtner &. = Nroitrem / ri
borg. HrIeriuq2tolcu bolote2 AZ
6orcnlngen2 mmurcnbc Sormano,
@on0cla9urtucr, GouO. mag. Grooe
Sgrcn'Cn / NurblIa. Gorlcrmeiter,
n. mcO. @cll mO0tOg pua @ucua
&CQnc NiilOe9mcrtCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09
f. Ntiaioncr ,Snlcmcrfcr.

ID WtIlltoncr Snltmcrfcr. Sltlc
merle aomitccn bar pao Ct Nteoc Tor.
Ic0cn ~trIlfict De iiOite 6orbcrcoclicr
til Gareta aumpoauc. Get CT Sen.
iiatcn ! Gdr at IoreNc CpIagct. ser
.i'ior par poo f. Dill. N}crtcr, til
nutuQcliQ - Wiiajoucr. Nttrfct itol
/ War tcgnea Al 6rt. Nina yhuHch.
Get u~oicnoc9 itoit / Noucmbcr Dioo
nco % ifoI ira Zee. iorbouolca
oucr belle %ouoct. Hriicu cr troo2 Sc
itcrft itlQcn0c 6rcmitiliuQ20mfoit
nIndCr rforun0rct , Gre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-09

ell luf, mc0tua 0cn cnacl'tc Sc1a.
ton ! NrcU huu0c uotrnlt lin (nt
ucmllghco opcr oct rcIjtc WiIu6t2
merle. GnocIil toltc CT al oc ! gel
rem pcn NQlN ]iutcrncrchc Rltaicrc
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
Arter Family Reunion.

The eleventh annual reunion of the
descendants of Michael Arter, (whOse
name was formerly spelled Aerthur
and Arthur, but now is spelled Arter
by most all branches of the family
will be held August Ii, 1919, at the
adjoining Casino Park, Mansfield
Ohio. All descendants are cordially
invited to attend. IL this notice
should be read by any After OF
Arthur, would they address Lettie
Arter, Shelby, Ohio, or Nahia Arte1
Westminster, Nd. we would kindly
thank them for their respondent
The branch who belong to Frederick
AFTER and that of Elizabeth (Erter(
Byers have not been located. We
would be very glad to get in COM
munication with all After descend
ants. Please write Lettie AFTER,
Maple Front Farm, Selby, o., Secre-
faTV
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
Wives Live Together.

Frederick, Okla, July 24.-In spite
of the fact that he already had wife
and two children living here, w. B.
Davis, a soldier, brought back sec
ond wife, an English girl, when he
returned.
Davis registered at a hotel, left his
second wife, and then went to call
on his family. Later the two women
learned Of the others existence.
When they demonstrated Davis de-
clared NE had not married the Eng
Esh girl, who thereupOn produced a
marriage certificate to prove other
wise. Then he took her to his home
and left He was arrested at Man
gum and brought here to face a
charge of bigamy.
Meanwhile the two women are llv-
ing together. The secand, wife is
about to become a mother
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
NEW ONE ON UNDERTAKEN
Woman i'm Mourning and Weeping
Softly Nfcks Funeral Director for
$16

San Francisco, Cal.-Weeping soft
Ivy and wearing deep mourning, all
attractive woman operated success
fully new confidence game, making
firm of undertakers her victims,
and after paying for a $3.50 funeral for
a dead relative" with a worthless
check for SIG, disappeared with $40
change.
A warrant for the arrest Of the
woman, who gave the name OF Mrs.
b. M. Davis, was issued ON COM
plant OF w. J. Thorpe, manager of
the undertaking firm.
Mrs" Davis entered the establish
ment, held a lace handkerchief to
her eyes, which were red with weep
ing. Her clothing was correct. She
finally controlled her feelings with
seeming difficulty and addressing
Thorpe said that her husbands
brothers daughter" whom she de
scribed as being fifteen years old,
had died and she wished to arrange
for the funeral. She picked out a
casket and left instructions to call
for the body. Then she produced the
check for $176,
The bank was communicated with
and the hoax was uncovered
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08
UNION MILLS.

The Girls Canning and Sewing
Club, of Silver Bun and Union Mills
Schools are camping along Pipe Greek
this week.
Mr.. Adam Yingling, an aged citi-
zen of this town, Is getting stronger,
having suffered an attack of weak
ness due to old age.
MI B. IT, Shriver, who has also
been very ill, is thought to be con-
valescing.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry n Croft, Mrs.
Ellen Humbert and Mr.. Adam Hum
bert spent last Sunday with Reuben
Humbert and family, near Westmins-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Bixler, ac-
companied by Mrs. John F1ickinger,
motored to Sabillasville to see Miss
Emma Burgoon, who has been a
patient there for several months
The many friends OF MISS Burg )oc
arr delighted to learn of her inn
provement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Yingling and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Fuss spent
last Sunday with their father, MIR,
Martin Yingliag.
Oscar Bowman and family have re
turned to their home in Hanover af-
ter spending a very pleasant weel
with Mrs. Bowman's parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs Daniel Frock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sizes, O
Tannery, accompanied by Mr.. ant
Mrs Gibson and two children, o
Baltimore, spent last Friday witt
friends i'm this town.
Misses Anna Nusbaum and Sar;
Willet attended the Reformed Mis-
sionary Conference, as delegates, a
Hood College, Frederick. last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Berwager wer
recent visitors at the home Of Joshu.
Brown.
Mrs. VIM. CopenhaUer and sol
have returned to their home in Balti
more after spending several week
with her grandmother, Mrs. Ellie
Humbert
Chas. Myers and family have re
,, turned to Baltimore following Vii
cation among friends IN this vicinity.
Raymond Markle and family attend
ed a family reunion at the home q
Mira Houck, near the New Church
last Sunday, given in honor Of Mrs
: Houck's brother, Private Levi Go
; brecht. who has just returned from
| the Army of Occupation in Germany
John Myers and family, of Han
over, visited their sOn-in-law, Waite
Humbert and family last Sunday.
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Husband Wrote TO $50 Girls. Wife
Declares.

Peoria, ILL.,, July 21.-Private Lew
is c. Lewis was past master i'm the
gentle art of letter writing, accord
ing to his wife.
+ Mrs. Lewis in suing for divorce
here ayerred her husband had $50
women on his letter writing list while
at Camp Pike. He wrote to them
constantly, she said And for his
persistency, Mrs. Lewis declared,
sweets, tobacco, cigars, homemade
candies, dainties and even little fnan-
cial helps poured in upon him When
she asked her husband how he found
time to write SO many letters she
testified he replied:
Whenever l received a pass which
was often, I spent the entire twenty
four hours writing to girls
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CANISTER DIES AS HE LIVED:
BY GUN
Johnny Spanish Credited With
Having Killed II Men, t. Shot by
Rival,

Two bullets from behind ended the
notorious career of Johnny Spanish n
New York, two-gun gangster-t terrorist
and robber.
He got his as he often gave it,"
was the remark of an Old-time detec-
tive. Although he never came i'm
danger Of the electric chair and drew
only one long Jail term Johnny
Spanish" was credited in the under
world with having I'll notches'' on
his gun-implying that he had shot
II persons during his career of crime.
Johnny Spanish" was slain as he
was about to enter a restaurant at
Second avenue and First street to
keep an appointment with his wife.
Who shot him and why is a mystery
To the police and there seems to re
not the slightest clue for them 20
work ON.
Three ultra-dressed men were
standing near the door to the resta l.
rant when Johnny Spanish" came
along. He did not recognize them or
/ purposely ignored them, but as ne
turned his back to open the door
three shots were fired.
! The first went wild. The second
pene ilated the victims left lung and
the third lodged in his right shoulder.
As Johnny Spanish" fell, dying
his wife dashed out OF the restaurant.
Convulsed with weeping she stopped
over him and then swooned.
/ He died while being taken 20 a
hospital.
According to witnesses, the short
stocky man who fired the shots turn
ed ON his heel and walked calmly
away from the scene, followed by the
J two men supposed to have been his
confederates.
Johnny Spanish" went under the
name of John Wheeler. He was 2s
years old. By trade he was a shirt
waist maker. He was active i'm Ia
Dor troubles affecting the carmen
workers.
Although understood, with mop O.
wavy black hair, an olive complexion
heavy lips and an almost effeminat
expression, Johnny Spanish" was
man of great daring and for years h
ruled with an iron hand the ''Spanisl
gang"
In the estimate of the police h
ranked with Monk Eastman O
"Humpty'' Jackson and others 0
that odd school, now almost extinct