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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-18
MARKET BUREAU
GIVES ADVICE
This Is the Season to Preserve
Fruits and Vege-
tables

The Bureau OF
Markets of the
Pennsylvania Dc
partment ofAgrI-
culture sends out
t h Q following
forecast regard
ing the supplies
of nearby fruits
and vegetables
for the present
week:
nNInct hnIl5n-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
A Good Example.

A venerable citizen Of S,tadlle
Ridge ncjghhofhood entered a lnnch
room in Polkvnle, Ark, dragging
after him a gander necked, lcp cared
youth.
"Wha, kind O pie have ye got
here" he asked OF the brisk waitress.
"Peach--apple-mince-tal'ln-pu
kn-aperco,-lemon 49, blackb'ry and
cokernu, custard." she answered with
considerable rapdity. .
"Pml Which," returned the old
fellow.
The Young lady repeated the list
with still greater speed -.
Please say tina, over s?in, IL you'd
lust a, Ey'," requested the ancient
man.
say locke here" demanded the
waitress. Cant you understand any
thing"
"Oh, yeS'm. ! understand all rightly
He turned to the lop cared youth
"Ihcrc, now, Emmett" he 'rlum.
phan,ly said. "Nou see rs les, as
told you A person kin talk a, las
A. he please, wi,hou, stuttefln' IT hel
only take koer."--Iudge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
DAY
FOR "H|zzoNER"
Justice Hawkins Scheduled
to Hear -Four Theft Cases,

-Four alleged automobile thieves
were scheduled for ;rial today before
W. 7. Hawkins, Justice Of peace One
case was tried thi, morning, another
Will be tired rhs afternoon and the
'hrtd ra'e wa, continued unit!
Wednesday
". IT, Coleman, arrested by Sheriff
Johnson. wa, held for trial IN Tire dis
rio, cour, unlrr a bond OF 81 so al
the conclusion OF hi, preliminary
trial The information charges that
he stole an automobile from W. L
Hubert.
Roy Mcfarland arrested by the po-
lice will he given trial this alter
noon on a charge OF stealing an All,
tomobile from II /. Roberts Mclar-
land is held in the county jail in de-
faul, OF bond.
George Flower, and George w
Adams, arrested at Cashion IN Logan
county and brought here two week;
ago are charged with stealing an att
tomohile from W. +. kllough. Their
case was continued until Wedne' day
Both men are held in the county JalI
, IN default of bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
FRANKFURTER QUITS
AS LABOR ASSISTANT

Wa UlNGTON. Feb. l0-EeliS
Fausiur,cr today announced his
re,lgna',.n A. assistant 10 the 'ccre-
tay OF labor and chairman Of the
war labor policies board The board
will ~ 90, IT existence within a few
weeks since It's activities have come
TO an end with the close of tho war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
Contract Bill
for Final Action

WASHINGTON. Feb l0-The
l,ng-pcnllny fill for validaiion and
settlement Of informal war contracts
agregating S37'0wooN today was
r'arci IN i1rm for final action Nv con
y-rss \ complete agreement On ,hr
legislation reached by the senate and
house ,onicfecS eliminates the com
mission plan IT settlement, hut retains
substantially The senate amendment TO
include mineral contracts. The con
i,rcnce report wa, presented TO the
house TODAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10

From the tim, John J. McGfaw
started M, career a. a fighting mem
bcr of the old Orioles until icw
weeks ago baseball knty him as
"Mupg,y" Then Mugg,y up and be
came q m0gul. vice pfc,.den, and
unokloldcr n everything when Tie
Giant, changed hands recently He
now has 4 highly polished dt'k 100
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
SERVICE AT COST IS
PLAN OF GARRETS0N

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0-Some
direct governmental agency, working
not for profit bu, to furnish ,ranspot-
ta,on at cost. was advocated today
by the four railroad bro,herhood' as
their solution Of the railroad problem
before congress. A. Il. Garre'son,
president Of the Order OF Railway
Conductors, speaking for the four big
employees organizations before the
senate interstate commerce commit
,,ce, said the heads Of the other three
bro,herhoods had been won over TO
government ownership of railroads by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
CHASE MUST WITHDRAW
SUIT OR TRADE FAILS

rISrlNSATL Ol'o. T'h. - Pres
De-. gufy Hermann. - tho Reds
I...lc b., known yesterday 'hR' hr viii
t.t consent 10 Hrr trade Win ths Giants
Involving Hal Chase uu'il lIal bfE with
, INn his fytt Tor salary from ihs
courts D'psr su'd fpr s. 900 when hc
Wts nurutldyd last August
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
He Will Have Company.

William Howard Taft /, now our
only living ex-president, bu, the G..
O. p. leader, think ne will have
company after l9n--De Moines
Register.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10

how thing, are he'll have 20 begin
locking around ior public thsperono
and I rnuldtng arguments m behalf
oi the advantage Of roller skating
over dancing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
Bantams 10 Fight.

PEORIA. III. Feb lo-ral Moore
~ Memphis, and Fah Purycar Of
Denver. blniamwcighis. are 10 appear
IN ,cn.flunl b0u, here tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
BUSINESS SERVICE
sUSlsf>s sis,,ct sIFtR7o

eNniNtN> Nh''tt e'tNV =
sAHI,fuES RtFAIFfp a. Frd EhI'aiv Stop sll
uvt rr,rarf-rf e S Iar.i-t s. rtrrs u I4fs
l,,t ttkfAlN ..Aaifs rxsu-rs > un- iafr Nrs
ran.7.on' 1915 Past iioiss stfrsi phou,
5000
rII,t tFNfE,l sirVE "a All --rsi's inu
or refuse sHrr hem fH r ~t a. fh~w
a. rrrirrr F.ar|ia. aN--tct f-rcs--fnf
attest "a ,tr'rs at po'ist fh-r pronri s-r,i--
-.ssraH's gffr-s Wags llU- ar 'st wssi Ft-u
~rr-J vsag- SH~f
non UNION contractor -s-per's.. painter
af4 drrafsto- let ne male your Cd
home re~ stop Irass iu your roof
charge, -ssscrsh'e Vork done promptly
ri me figure y our house Z ar save YOU
r.ore, znI give yol fir,t lass vork
Ihcre qt4p hef~~sn sud m and
tcS N. - ca ~ as S-tn Ftseo
.R,A CURTAINS az rieared ~ suuisrsd
hs r,rcrts. ilI2 south Clarit tIag.. phone
Us-hs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
LODGES AND SOCIETIES

LODGES AND SOCIETIES
TULSA LopGy no II meets every Thurs
: .nll, day heit meeting ThursdAy
.fsGXA. Decemhsr 4 visitors vel
MANA come H'sooic hali'
'J~sSIF FS DAVIDSON W "
NV" i. MoNruRT Rsey
urLTA L0pGE a25 ~ill hold nett meeting
MI, on 1utsday. December
81 q. .... ..:.:., .:: .:.:..,: r.:
WTW ARTHUR BAKER seoI
PETROLEUM LODGE 80 80 meets e,srJ
N1e.I, FHdB erscpt second. NeN
O.: .::;.::.:: ::.:.:: e.. =: :;
Il ~ HtSSN6 Seoretsp-
TTTaA cUArrIR No % II 4 NJ mse's
<~ysyy hf,, and third Monday hsb
V =; = Z ::..;:: ::;::. :.::: I. :::.: ::.
Trinity CoMMASpgRY 80 90 meets
~ u: d :. :.. i. j. e: III: II z. !.
If r HUDSON commander
" 4 sNfutH '"1"'"'
;,Ilj M NJ !: ::::::: {: !. -: i:
- Nrtt trsuIAF mH"t''t I,"l
WV , 4, v,urvT4py p,fsrtsis
NID II !, WIS, IN Urorirr
,.,,,.,,,,. ,,.r,.u ,,r i, us,u
l'iH' " ih ''.' rs,,,,,h., q "A
.$Exx< lN ",',,'t .r.,,, Nrt
6h% n'', W." ', s'i,. .nh
Rr{,Xs "''' =, N.snrI,
WEyG G,n
NV r,vr,,, NIXON " M
gNVA rN-r SECRETARY
,,.,op ,nt,.,. e.. ,o I d %. y
s., 8 ..: . !: /. i. 4 DC: W: !:
& " NICHOLSON. \ q
N pOIEpyrONF Seey
Nyw yrATr CAMP No aDn. " o W
most. every Monday night
@A =, :. F,. s.rond street
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS


w, baud ! ksio M' and Ms N,A" k'l,a
ri appreciation me- NAM Sind npesaiqui d w
psth, 10 thrif bereavement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
EMPLOYMENT
rHyyR rr AND w.Ks tP,

IUiNd MAN 10 soh un snire frr changing roras,
batteries on cars Ne Mf Nou, Lcr,ric Vehicle
A Battery 60 70. Suih Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

~ AZ NrtKr
AtrOi NTANT
mr. "a sale A;r0Nar lr'rsriiy ~ thesg1 has
sfrt Hrfi.ra- e. X taFiurk g. rIlsa ta consult slh
s,sh risr aHi srwsu uv amhui0s f1 hsuur- ~
rstt asrouutRrt " 70 pass M { 2 \ examinations.
thus ansuNing W nsss from NUo 10 10 ngn ~
Ysaf 40 sHft is iIns be- spa-- time D, hlr- sild'
1ierr ne sAuTf .slar ui nafluua lB tnr-n &
A. sone % ne nrt Ufn-'urnt Ari sierrz,'ui
Public arI rrsrrrial s,roIntauts u uAlahhms ur
sfu.tsHt % "a sale SsyrraI 'Ifm. ~ 2 IS n.
Iulfs sE IhrIf ms1 20 ABE tfs H. sai's -suss
NJ tafloss I'LL 10 a. 'Ng, fHIsa Hi1'FI until To-.
esutrf d md s|f ~ aisaa arf 20 r',s ~ f1'' snt
erurlsfs lrflrma,ilu about g." 70 Tses vuhrut ar1
Hhi' gttelr r0 YNH rat Wnr '.u a linz rall
hin on ;hr ,tgnr fE a. aFp1.Ufneni
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
BOARD AND ROOMS
HsTtlS

Nkw rtRNiNtl nOttl
Man street. opposite fu~p N'atUn. elegant room
oil 1su md modern funnlng sstrf U 81 ro0r' Pr
a's baths Hssm bsai 'peyni asfhu rais'
JACOBS lIuIEl
geo good ventilated rocus everything new
art clean Rooms IS cents aud 81 per
night 50 s. snd s55u per week aJS
4H. I.rst street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

BUSlktSs 0FFpEIUNIIIlS =
fOK StiF tI'e IN luu,urn tusN Gr1 'f N@
have other business inb' pH 81 11f 0Hr IN
et Tor yourself cheap rni aa3 srd '"'"-
Alton OslA B0t -
IuR RENT spa-- tor moit -abe' ~ inass
In nhsA Address R,r lf1 o's Nn'd
Al NV NtStcW ou ari Ga. sas. il noe
nv ollie are gIAAntrtd by 'F- SAY in' ~
gooi fw 10 iras Al ,bJuI thea ,t''' WV.
HaSrnAn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
AUTOMOBILES
AursassiltS rsa Alt

tuH S,tF rouf pas,,nsrr taftse 10 I'm. ropdi
ilnn slIl cuusidsf u,dc Tor tssAnt lot g ANA
fefttrrrs rhoa. u 3nl $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
AUTOMOBILES
AUtonosIiIS TeR "A

1915 bIntt .tifi,. ~ .us tla,n'',A Soot a. ,
nss sil ismurtfts phone 'eiaf lId h4niaI
.ssF dsn Oi,Ee i1lG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
BOARD AND ROOMS
Reo.s fon stsT-fUMisptD


nlSry furnished sleeping ron h>'a'hoor. 90
Tenth one biloxi ol wheeling liin'y
LAgNE nss5 Furnished 'ront 'or tso connecting
No urlient board ~ 50 seek ons hlcck ffum
Sr lines oit6i
lARGE stNSl room pri,., entrance lsr, elos'i
g,iI.t, home. btcas'nt anj garage II desired fson'
OSE NICELY FURNISHED ,ierpins oon .ith Al
soI, eon,,n.bcr, 'or t.o young ladies' AIS East
JhNgVSE sol I'll tOj ya rent, nOt,rn room. t'f"
ras connecting halh Men
fUR RLNf rIoui sleeping room connecting bath no
othu fomsr as soi'n 'm,hn'
IlHl, 70 snare n'AlJ furnished foom .ith siti en-
pl1yed - .esa. lrinh family one biloxi from
t.o car lines o ii65
tLNoDp sottH bii Mom snn aeepins porch,
ali,bls for ons ~ lso gentlemen
BEAUTIFULLY FtRNisntp rom 9Th garage. cns
rnltman Phone hHti
uNtlNNAti, X so2 Room for t.o young men
ONE NirklN FURNISHED a-cllnE room si,h all
home convenience. for ,.o Juans ladies osatt
1868 IN Nn'h
thAkNNE s. 10l hcir.hc front e'rp
crpuuisnrr rtni'mrn ony Phone isR'
NANrtp t4o gentlemen 20 ROOM 9Th 'so olher
gentlemen mfrt foom sratmsrl sop Mut Seoond
fhons O'J0nt
BkAl rlFtuN ~ aNlSHin front foom slltsblt ip
tso .tthn sslkns distance lljl East fnh
street Phone loss
JASPER : .IY rroat ,l.splns rnom IN private
nmlb $50 per month, phoo, OH6' J
tnliENNE s. tp Rom Tor rent adjoining
b,h moacrn home phone 69al
MN LARGt SLElPlNG ruom. aaioipins bath. u
tId tl,rrih
tngisNSE y Its one sleeping room, s,li fur.
6i'h,d call os,E, 2st2
uNL NltFIN FURNISHED sleeping room adjoining bath
Phone os1e pd,i
ONl NlCE front sleeping tco@ fw ruL ia Saith
Ch'yeuns street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
.orf,s soouss ssgSrs
.n.lr 10 lnM-tn.rtL.s

~ YOu have money 20 ,l5 -
rlty property see Befi N'''
l-sou BidE 5Q4i-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

NANfFD- Mechanical drsftxmAn one suh marhlus
shop experience preferred Mctstn hiG company
curuef Madison and ADMIRAL
NANTfn Young man tn learn shoe business, bos
ton Shoe shop over Woouor'hs
srLkNniD OrkNiNG Tor NJ route man In eltJ
call IN p,ts9p Hand tni0n Tea COMPANY
kAftRlkNIEp SHOE salesman Boston Shoe shop
o'rr Wo0isnrhs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
FINANCIAL


FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
f0R SILF t.'e In junction i.sG god 'E rah
have other business must r0 81 '1' "af -
f- Tor Yourself cheap rni aa' srd '"'N
Alton. OKLA box y
iUR RtNT SpAr- Tor moht -ate' ~ ,na1a
In nl'A Address R'r 'l' '"' N"''
II NV MENfrD ol lnl ga ae a1 h'r
nv oTlrr are guaranteed by zoe iAF in' ~
gooi fof 10 yeas, Al sbguI 'hfH it'l' wv
| h,rnan
GARAGt. s-il tqurrsn. al .au'o ~ Juf 80
N0rah Gsr,g, fNone ltl N.''h "l --,
FOR Si.i grair shoe store .lH'0 -
hrMt q tho cily. mono mlnI hNn N''A~
IUK INFORMATION Abo,H ne nsr '1'I.'' 1N ~,
nslh, ln ss,tsru TrnnrSssr M 81" I1'4' ~
rentals M iefritDN rroIog'Dt AVo'Nl ~
rrnn5sA Oh Co ni"sor, 1srn -
FOR SAlF-rl went, five ta0 l.e pI,. :.
town Of 1000, cheap tar i'ln'',,i
OF water and demand 'o- 5't'.H -
, dress Nv , 90 rhr" Word
FUR SNf F,tsmh anj sl.,fa '' o1NN' "''
White front hArr t'stmn'' o'A
lOR SlIL Grocc7 SOD ana n.Gs 40 elil'
'af rent 0Ili'
Lisf ,r,t hotels on other rlHHr ''' u'h7
ns-ttor. K " Gsa' Era,r trsr0g NO." ~
SUITE TleigS " NAunri. Bans t.A "'i
tiU uilA
MtN6Gsk WANTED fw r.n 0'...- i.. 80, '-,l
Arti,r nf'irr man ~ p0mAH vn" raH f'"'i.' -,
capital. oli established oll'aa'A. NAar" 49,
\ P1r- slsiAndr' h7i'.
ASH Ma PuPt u, p'ohah1 'rH .'. III +,
tuoning hous-s aHyuhrrr "l'h'" |,, al
s " Na'ioral Rams BIOS ntP'mA '''
nrernr mlI o''lo
FOR RTNT Brines, rom ss ''''
tau,an, n roal ROOFS fhHr' $50
OF, lsps AND tfA,r ~
fUk sNLf Commercial lts,rf ', '.l n
n1rthuesy quarter N -r''.0 -
southeast a. OF the northeast .,,..
- .,..n .,,,,rc "g'... p H-s aa ~
taSe, 'hsr "FIi EI
NANitp h. 40 ct rI,m. T7''' ~
pr0p@ytv ulth hEr NHflf. . 49,
t1ma reIAy ksuiurty sra H.f ,a,.a
OrN pari~ sha m"r ." -, r.., -
an in'urmAtlHn r'FianMs t,fE
rni,, Iasludng irrssg- 'r" .,,I
ibrns Ant vry bot rrir nsra aH'-'
Rc, 'l1 rrleio ONO -.
.os ,,ts i.Ed t.iarG r'a 49, ..
Woo'b foo r-o'to ''r ..'.'- .,,.-r,
sHlpu'1, ~, ,-- r... ,,-.. ''' F---,- I. va
rps Phgr~ 20 ~ 500 NT'hA "''
FUg SliJ tfn-s' ea's H u'a. %, -
sh1sn . NET Ir0f, o. me- N'' -,.., ~
tw tbs par ,rsr s0' ll'- Ina, ya1'
month str-fhirf ros sr' r.' -,
AN. lr-slrd In d. rH- o..'i -
So O0O boz trs va'f isi F..tS-
coro'aiion ub~s hr.t7t .-. ~, ~
81, md rsr y,l-. tos, sr'-v -,
MN NfNi,u ~ o-'ni l-ai
irsss nv. & HhbtMN. .
Nitrra Ran, Rh' ~.
fuK SAT- Your marc 'r . 49,
rrcss A. hsrlia ai'rr "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

LADY ENPiKiENctp 10 ir0u1ss t.'t go .
efMss ypeutiter atllnt Nadine aN rs.'viils
understands Bookkeeping and a.. u'''aI 80 n
refienced In handling cash rhiu lN''i ~
ancs business. cAn furnish t,st d 'f'utn'e 70
dreys 4 rs carr o' World
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
WORKERS FIGHT BURLES0N NOW
 NOT COMPANIES

SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-(P)- The committee in charge of the strike now on by the Pacific coast telephone operators and electrical workers stat od this evening that the fight is now against Albert $. BuTleSon, director general of the telephone lines, and not against the companies. The conr mirfe. said tho- fight was originally against the companies but events oc. curIuI since it was first called has changed the situation until the strik- CTS look upon BurIeson as their enc my
 X request has been sent to all telephone operators and electrical workers unions in the country ask ing that a general strike be called on July &I as an expression of their sympathy with the Pacific coast work rr~ A similar request has also been sent to President Noonan of the In ,prnational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16

A Danish plant is making bouillon extract from the bones of freshly cattle and horses.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
GERMANY WOULD
 WIN BACK HER
 PRE-WAR TRADE

ROME, June 2.-(A. P. Correspond ence.) Already German influence has been exercising itself in Italy in an endeavor to win back its pre-war trade which annually amounted tC nearly two hundred million dollars exports and imports.
 Interviews have recently been pub lished in Italian papers which endeav' or to establish the idea in the Italian mind that had Germany been consult ed in the matter of Italian claims at the peace conference, Italy would have secured all that had been asked. This has been interpreted by many promi, nent Italians as purely a subtle bid sesusCitation of friendly commercial relations between Italy and Germany.
 Chief among the interviews appear ing in Italy were those of Prince von Buelow and Count Bernstorff. The former was married to an Italian and maintained in Italy one of the most celebrated villas Italians contend that it was his object to solicit Italian favor when he said:
 Plume is an Italian town and must go to Italy. All it's inhabitants are Italian except small minority. Ev- erything in Plume is Italian In fact most Hungarians living in Plume are more favorable to Italian than to Jugo Slav rule"
 Count von Bernstorff seeks in his interview intended for the Italian peo pie to forgive Italy for allying herself with Germany's enemies. He admits that had the ancient German des- potic rule won, Italy would have never be forgiven, but that the new Ger many is ready to forget the past and start over again.
 His interview given to the Giornale q Italia recently has been treated in 'l4V SSllit iISht do lIidJ Ol lIICt NOu Bdelow while Italians are saying of it, we prefer to trust in victory than al, ternatives."
 Count von Bernstorff failed to arouse any great enthusiasm among the Italians for the proffered forgive ness
 But the Germans have not been asleep in Italy Already German goods are finding their way into the Italian markets. A Milan newspaper recently announced that a large ship ment of German jewelry had been received at the frontier destined for all parts of Italy German printing products, tourist guidebooks and sta tionery have been on display in shop windows for weeks. Some of them We're pre-war stock but by far the greater part is new
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
TO
 BE ADDRESSED
 BY DE VALERA

SAN FRANCISCO. July 15. CF) The fjfryfirst annual convention of t.. Ancient ord. of Ijbentans open ua n this city today The meeting Was opened with high mass, a which about two thousand members of the order attended. IL is expected that fully ten thousand members of the organization will attend the conycn- r.ou before if adjourns.
 one of the main attractions at this years convention will be the expect ed address by Ramon de Valera, pro- yi-ional president of the Irish re public He has practically consented ro address the convention shortly aft or his arrival in this city.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
HENRY FORD ON
 WITNESS STAND

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mlch, July 1T
 oPD Henry Ford millionaire auto mobii, manufacturer, was placed on the witness stand today to testify in the libel -uIr which he has in-t- rutod against the Chicago Tribune. Ford has sued the paper for one mil lion dollars, claiming il IhcJod him in an article published in a recent issue, It is expected he will be on the stand for possibly two or three days.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
D0USE LEAVING
 AT Il THIS A. M.

Fred Douse with the Victory ar rived yesterday afternoon from Ne mana with two passengers, Jesse Brown and Win. PopOdopolous. The trip was made in little more than six hours.
 The Victory will leave from the Pioneer dock at II o'clock this morn ing on it's return trip to Nenana. This is the regular schedule which Captain Douse has been maintaining practically all season. Reservations may be made with Charley Beam at the Pioneer hotel.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16

Good things to eat at the Model Just opened.
 Work will be begun ar Leeds on a general scheme for placing all tcle- phone wires in England under ground.
 Model Restaurant open today.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16

Folding covers, easily put into use have been invented for protecting plants from cold.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
TURK LEADERS
 TO BE KILLED

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 14-(P)
 The court martial which is inves- Jigatiug the conduct of the Turkish government during the world war Saturday condemned three of the most prominent Turkish war leaders to death The men sentenced are Euycr Pasha, Tallat Bey and Djemal PaSha.
 These men were exceedingly friend Iy with Germany just prior to the war and il is largely due to their in fIucnce that Turkey joined forces with the central powers.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
DE VALERA LEAVES CHICAGO
 FOR THE PACIFIC COAST

CHICAGO. July 15.-Pp- Ramon de Valera, Sim Fein leader, left here CT Pacific coast cities. He is also provisional president of the proclaim ed Irish republic and it is in the interests of this cause that he is making the trip.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
CABLE MESSAGES FOR
 GERMANY BE RECEIVED

NEW YORK July 15.- (P) The Western Union telegraph and cable company announces that it will now receive for transmission any cable messages destined to points in Ger many. The only consideration made by the company is that all messages must be written in either the French or English language.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
FAMOUS VESSEL
 AUC'TIONED OFF

SEATTLE, July 15.-(Py-The steamer Roosevelt, famous as the ship used by Peary in his Arctic ex- ploration, was sold at public auction today for $20,O0O, The ship was bought by Captain Tallaksen who does not state to what use he will put the boat.
 The sale was conducted by the bureau of fisheries. But very few bidders appeared at the sale owing to the age of the vessel, and the fact that so many more desirable ships are now. or soon will be, obtainable from the emergency fleet corporation.
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 Levers outside a new gas range move boiler inside to any desired position with relation to the heat,
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
EXPLOSION ABOARD VESSEL
 KILLS TWENTY PERSONS

CARDIFF. Wales. July 15.- (P - Reports received here late this even ing state twenty persons were killed in an explosion aboard the British tanker Roseleaf The accident oc- cured while the vessel was at sea and the cause is not yet known.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-16
BIG DlRiGiBlE WILL SOON
 MAKE TRIP TO INDIA

LONDON, July (P)-The dirig- lble, R33, sister balloon to the R-34 which but recently completed round trip to America, will soon leave here on trip to India. Enroute to the Far East, the balloon will visit France, Switzerland and Italy.