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JOU r NAL
w AN IS
ONE CENT A WORD IN
ADVANCE
ONE RATE TO ALL

Count the words In your advertise
ment ard multiply II by the number
Of times you desire IT. printed. and
The counting of words include the
words "For Sale Wanted ETC..
and the address.
No advertisement taken for less than
SLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS
TYPE. TWO GENTS PER WoRp.
white snace. classified display: &c
per line. sec per inch (12 lines make
,ne inch.)
Regular advertisers with ledger ac-
counts may have advertisements
XIII orders should be given in writ
ing. never e-er the telephone.
TELEPHONE SERVICE.
II your name is In the Telephone
hook we viii accept your ad over
the telephone, charge It to you at the
regular rate. and sand the bin the
Courteous operators Thoroughly
familiar with rates. rules and cIassi-
ffcatior win give you complete In
formation. And II YOU Wish they will
mert to make Il mos. effective.
Advertisers should give their street
or DosfofNce address as we'll as their
nhone number u they desi-e results.
they can't communicate with you un-
less they know your address,
Phone 300 between . a. m. and
=. m. week days. 3 a. m. to II a. m.
Sundays.
journal Want Ads Cover West
Florida.
PHONE 1900
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FOR RENT

FOR RENr-Three lagre unfurnished
rooms. No children. IA East Gonzalez
s'er.ct
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Chicago, Nov. s.-Suspension of this
railway permit system led to general
selling of corn today and TO material
breaks in prices. The opening, which
ranged from Il to q cents lower. was
followed by something of rally but
then by declines lower than before.
Oats were relatively firm.
Provisions gave way with corn.
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WANTED

MR.. STENOGRAPHER, 500 and extra
work are your if you fill the BILL but
don't write without sending full "details
as to references and experience. Attorney.
Drawer A, Decatur, Ala. 208
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FOR RENT-Furnished light housekeep-
ing rooms. ia West Chase street.
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FOR RENT - Comfortably furnished
room, modern conveniences. Apply
/ $40 West Garden street. Phone 707.
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FOR SALE-Au-Woo navy blue coat
suit, size So. Just bought yesterday.
newest style. Will sell for SIS. SO North
Rues street lss
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FOR SALE-Strawberry plants. Also as
paragus ferns. 1870 East DeSoto
street It's
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fOR kim brand of Powdered Milk.
pnone 1919. Matt s. Pond. Distributor
iaVV East LaRua street, Pensacola. 16s
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THE READERS OF the classified ads
constitute small army OF buyers-ten
them abou. that used car or other useful
art Gle you have for sale.
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FOR SALE-One Eclipse gas stove. II
splendid condition. Phone 1873. Is.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms on
North HILL suitable for light housekeep-
ing. 1920 N Palafox. Phane 167.
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FOR RENT-To gentlemen, room fur.
nished n beautiful private home
modern in every way; on car line. Phone
1854 and give reference. 81
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FOR RENT-Two or three rooms for
light housekeeping, furnished complete.
VIII rent one or two separately. 323
East Romano. Phone 1868. 1852
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms.
Guillemarde. 1894
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LOST AND FOUND
OPPORTUNITIES

NOTICE.
VIII the boy who found the passport.
pocketbook also English passport be-
longing to Morris Anthony Dealhoussyess.
bring same to Journal office at once?
17sI
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FOR SAIE-52S East Gregory street:
rooms. large reception hall. bath and
gas. $3.50, This is less than half the
cost OF house today. Leaving city. c. E..
freeman, 2s0o North 18th avenue. Phone
1880 III
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FOR RENT-Two nice rooms on North
Hill, furnished or unfurnished. Phone
1890. 1872
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FOR RENT-Rooms, comfortably fur
nished. lis North Bay1en. $500
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. one
C. A., IA East La Rua. Phone SIS. $3.50
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THE DAILY JOURNAL
HELP-MALE

WANTED-BOY WITH BICYCLE TO |
WORK MORNINGS. APPLY CIRCU- |
LATtoE DEPARTMENT THE JOUR- |
NAL. 317e |
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FOR RENT-One large front room fur
nished. for gentlemen only. Apply 22l
East Gregory street. $500
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FOR SALE-One cook stove and water
tank. Apply 20 West Lee street IT,
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Wholesale.
The quotations of the local whole-
sale markets remained firm yesterday.
Produce.
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POSITION WANTED

wANTED-Lady desires position as
stenographer Now employed but
wishes to change. Commercial or mer-
camille work preferred. Address Steno-
grapher. care Journal. 1917
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FOR SALE-Beautiful Kranich & Bach
| Piano; upright grand: mahigany case.
Bargain for cash. sol West Garden
/ street. $50
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Second hand sewing ma
chimes. ali makes. $500 up Guaran-
tesd. Reynalds Music House. Phone
lII1. 1885
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MISCELLANEOUS

TATTOOING-EIectric tattooing in all |
coIors. 2041< South Palafox.
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FOR sALE-5-PAssENGE "PAiGE;"
1917 MODEL; FfRST-cLASS cONDl-
GAIN FOR QUICK SALE. PHONE 1921.
1S2
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Wholesale.

SaEEgaagas RaaHgES
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished room; one, two
or three room apartments for light
housekeeping. 437 East Government.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Five-room house and five
lots Will sell cheap. Terms Apply
Belmont andO streets. EOS
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FOR SALE-Five- passenger Maxwell car.
Good mechanical condition. See owner,
202 American National Bank building.
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PENSACOLA LODGE. No 4, I. o. o. r.
Pensacola Lodge, No. g. l. O. O. F.
meets every Thursday night at 7:3o. at
Raiford hall. corner Baylen and Belmont
streets. Visitors cordially invited
J. d. MILLER, N G.
JOE S. NICOLAU, r. S.
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TRANSFER Storage

DANCING TAUGHT. at z06 West Greg
ory street For Information. phone s72
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FOR RENT-Furnished room with rrt-
vate family. Phone 316. 129
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment- Bis
BAYOU Convenient to air station or
shipyard Electric lights and bath. Phone
S24. LOO
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LODGE NOTICE

RROTHERHCOD or
RAILWAY CLERKS
Pensacola Lodge 81.
REGULAR meetings first and third FRI
dav Aa~' -ronth. X. ~ .. hall.
J. ~. Su1f.S. VIM. p. Darf4.
Eeccrt1irg Secretary PreEide-.
1907
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS
Pensacola Council No. IS. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. meets SEQ
ond and fourth T-idaye = o. m., at K
J. d. MILLER, N. g.
s. NICOLAN, Rec Secy.
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FOR SAI4E-Ford 5-passenger 1918 mode
engine just been overhauIed with new
parts 91l East Gonzalez street "a
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CENSUS CLERKs-CIerk Operatives
(Men, Women) 1000 needed. sI,140
yearly. Age. is upward. Examinations.
Pensacola, Nov. IS, Dee. 10. Experiences
unnecessary For free particulars write J.
Leonard (former Civil Service Examiner
961 Equitable Bldg, Washington. l22
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MORTGAGE LOAN

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We Z money on Real Estae IN thu
city on short notice. Please state in
application IL you have an Abstract OF
Title to the property.
Cali and see MS
TIE WATSON AGENCY. Inc,
South Palafox St
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HELP-FEMALE

STENOGRAPHERS wANTED-Reglste
with the employment department of
the an-Anlerican College, Rooms 274 to
2s9~ Brent Bldg. No charge Positions
waiting. 4341
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LONG TERM LOANS on Improved farms,
EscambIa and Santa Rosa counties,
Florida: Baldwin and Monroe counties,
Alabama. and Pensacola property. A. C..
BiNKLEY, Attorney, 713 Bfount BLDG,
Pensacola. Fla.
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ID. Phone 1878 IA
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BCYS-EARN MONEY selling The Pen
sacoia Journal, daily All Sunday.
Wanted 100 boys daily and 2n3 foys
Sundays to make from soc TO SIS a day.
See Circulation Manager any morning b
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1919-10-08
PAIDMODELS1O,OOO
+. AYEAR, SAYS WIFE
Maurice Renard Sued for Di-
VOrce and $1,000 Monthly
AIimony.

NEW YORK. oct. 8-The alleged
friendship Of Maurice Renard' prop
rietor Of a modiste's shop, for Maude
Mason, one Of his models IS the SUD
iect Of a bitter controversy with MS
wife. Mrs. Renard has parted from
her husband over "the other woman
and yesterday asked Supreme court
Justice Gavegan 70 give her $l'@O0
month pending the trial OF her a1'ioh
foF q separate decree.
Mrs. clara Louise Renaro' the we
eays her husband spent S@o'OOO a
year in the upkeep Of their apart
Tuent a. No. sos West Seventy-Second
street. and alleges he spent an add
ffen 10000 Of recent years, in pro-
vidinr lUxuries for Miss Mason.
v1fe,u Perfume Taken.
Mrs. Rsnard says her suspicious
we're arst aroused when she read in
3 fashion journal;
'sDoesn't Maurice Renard think
Erude Mason q wonderful model Tor
the display Of his wonderful crea-
fions2 And isn't it a great ad 70
take her around to theatersT'
on questioning her husband, Mrs.
Renard says, he explained that his
relations with the model were merely
those OF business man and employe.
little laGeE MS IeGlAa44 @eaAAAG
home from a weeks vacation trip
and noticed that a bottle Of perfume
was missing from her dresser. She
went on q quiet sleuthing trip to the
Hpartment Of Miss Mason, at No. 255
west End avenue, August % she
SAYS. and found Miss Mason out The
maid showed her about the place.
Mrs. Renard claims that her missing
perfume bottle was on Miss Mason's
dressing table and that some gowns
of hers, which her husband had told
her he sold, were in Miss Mason's
clothes press.
On taxing her husband with having
deceived her, she says, he admitted
that be considered Miss Mason
''ths most beautiful woman in the
world" His wife says be told her he
had promised Miss Mason he would
marry her and had once gone TO Con-
necticut for that purpose.
AIRS. RenGrd says she rejected GER
tain compromise proposals which her
husband made 70 her. Since August /
"a they have not lived together.
Rsnard intends 20 contest his wifs's
hetion. he denies her charges. With /
respect 70 her assertions as 70 his In
come, be aVerG she has drawn on her
Imagination He says he did not I
spend more than 5000 q year on |
theiF houssheId and that HIS present /
Earnings are about 800 per week
The Washington times., 1919-10-08

The Very Latest curtains, $3.50 Pair
curtain made of fine grade voile and maruuisette
embroidered in cOlOngs to harmonic with room decora.
tons The materials pure white and the motifs and
designs in colOrngs Of pink blue god green tan null
berry and most extraordinarily effective window
curtain. pa yards long.
The Washington times., 1919-10-08
ADVERTIsEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Do Your Work
Without firing
Fu Vim Builds People Up To
NgOE and Strength.

Just imagine when you are 50 run
town that you can't sleep. how CRATE
fJI you would feel II somebody recon-
pended q tonic 70 you that would
build you up 80 that you could do your
Gays work without being tired. That
vas the experience OF Daniel Nor
Fan, 2O91z Jefferson Ave, Oil CITY. Pa.
With NJ Vim He said. Everything
! ate hurt me. was so nervous I
Bouid not sleep, and 7 was in such a
Tun down condition 7 could scarcely
10 . days work. Neither doctors nor
medicine helped me Just imsrIoo
how grateful I feel that four bottles
u M Vim enabled me 10 sleep well
improved my appetite, helped INV
stomach so I can eat anything ana
taade il possible for me TO do a dav's
work without getting tired" There
really isn't any reason why YOU sbouId
Fuffer from that same condition. Yop
might just as well brace upSand be
yourself and get all that IS coming 70
you out Of life. when q wopderfr,I
ltonic Of vegetable origin that cannot
hurt you, but IS sure TO help you. can
be had. M Vim has relieved thou
sands Of such cases, and it would be
strange n 70 couldn't help you just as
well. Get a bottle of o. and start ia
! sft EelL On sale a. all Peoples
pruE StorcL
The Washington times., 1919-10-08
EHD DIV. REUNION IN CHICAGO.

NEW YORK, Oct 8-The first re-
hnfon OF the famous Second division
rvfIi be held IN Chicago at II a. m,
November II, it was announced to-
aay. This hour has been decided
Hpon By MAI Gen. John A Lejeune,
. who commanded the division, because
it was az that time q year ago that
the division stopped fighting after
crossing the Meuse river below Beau
mont and delivering their final at
lack.
The Washington times., 1919-10-08
r.nrrUEEa 81 HEREDTTY.

DF. Paul Bartsch. Of the Smithson-
tan Institution, VIII give an illus
iratsd lecture this evening on "The
Physical Basis Of Heredity" in the
bssembly hall OF the Central 7. N c.
A.. 1875 G street northwest The lee
ture IS TO eb given particularly for
Ez-service men. but the public Is in
Tited.
The Washington times., 1919-10-08
- Tlnr-le -

Ma. RenaFd told last evening at
hOF apartment, which she now occU-
bioG alone, how she managed 20 trace
Eho missing uFticleg from the closets
be her hone 20 apartment No. I5D IN
he house On West End avenue. She
tafds
There Ghgg VEN, each and every
Bne Of them, spread out before me.
Ny street Guft. my evening gpWus
my Oriental frocls my perfume, ana
most important Of aIl-uy lingeria
vas shocked. But I might have eZ-
pected g. for I had been given Oe-
caEion several times before 20 doubt
ny husband
Three yeaF8 ego UE. Rsnard and
this model were IN an automobile
accident, but his denials were reas-
Buring and tried 20 forget the Incl
dent. Later saw them together, but
I thought nothing Of that, either.
when I missed some OF my personal
belonginEs, though, started TO in
regtfgate, and after gaining entrance
30 the second apartment which he was
6uppoFtng ] was convinced once and
and to think they were Brazen
enough 20 do this under my very
bose"
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must be founded All OF tho last
week wls virtually lost. or rather
marked by such scrics OF advances
ana retreats aA only scrvod to irri-
tate these members who are earn
c~tly seeking solution OF the va
rious problems
last evening. when .'~was thought
That an agreement had been reached
on the question OF rcplrauop. a
backward step was taken through
the sudden introduction b, ono OF
the parties Interested Of an entirely
new basis OF adjustment /, Is sAld
that the proccrdings, have been
marked throughout hy Just such
ahnndoumrnis of positions whom Il
had been supposcd that an agree.
meni was IN prospect, IN yhe mat
ter of rcparatiun. the question waE
brought back tp original damands
hiCh had already been found cN-
coAsiNe or imprncticahle hy ma
loriiy OF tho council
There arc indicitions ~ n sharp
Issue impending on this method "
procedure. Among the American
delegation II Ia felt IL is also In
diCated that better progress should
bc insisted upon. ven II II requires
tho adoption OF something like u
cloturo rule
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BOTH WINS ARMY
UNIT DESIGNATION
CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE
lhe new regular division to carry that
designation
The following list shows the new
designations OF the army and tho
wartime divisions from which they
were taken in order To preserve trn-
ditions. Except In the case OF a.,
signment OF regular regiments, mere
~ the number and other insignia or
units II retained the personnel to be-
supported later by recruitment. The
recruiting area OF each division also
II shown. the first seven TO be ma
ton Wide In composition
First division camp Pike. Ark)
unchanged as now organized; second
Division tCump Dodge. lnwaD In
fourth brigade. s0th and 4gth. rcgu-
lar regiments substituted for tho
fifth and sixth marine regiments
Third division Camp Lee, NaD
unchanged
Fourth division Camp Kearney,
Cali. unchanged
Fifth division CPanama). un-
changed
Sixth division GHonolulu). un-
changed.
Seventh division philippine Isl
an9s, Alaska and Mexican bOrderI
unchanged except for additional in
fdutfy brigade attached. This - 10
be the 1891 brigade, colored, former
~ OF the 6gd division. Colorrd. and
Will be composed OF the 2Ith and
goth regular regiments and the 360th
machine gun battalion OF the 92d
Twenty sixth division tCamp Dev-
ems, Mass. recruitment area. New
England
Twenty.sevcnth division Camp
Upton, area New Yorb.
Twenty eighth division Camp
Dix. n. j.. area Pennsylvania
Twenty ninth division tCamp
Meade. Md. area Maryland New
Jersey. Delaware and Virginia and
District Of Columbia)
Thirtieth division Camp Jackson
S. G.. area Tennessee, North and
South Carolna).
Retained 59th and Goth infantry
by brigade. nm infantry, 1l3th,
litth and il5th artillery: 18Th,
li4th and Ilbth NJ q. battalions.
lO5th train headquarters engineers,
field signal battalion and ammuni-
ton train.
From Goth division: l65th artll-
lery brigade
From SSH division: 3I3th supply
and sanitary trains
From S7th division IS7th cavalry
Regulars assigned. 29th. 46th and
4Sth infantry
Thirty second division (Camp Gus
ter. Mich. area Wisconsin. Mime
sofa. North and South Dakota and
Michigan).
Thirty-third division Camp Grant.
III. area Iowa. Nebraska).
Thirty-si1h division Camp Ira
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Vie, Texas area Arkansas, Missis-
sippi. Louisiana. Texas and okla
homh
Retained. 7lst infantry brigade
1873 artillery res glment, ljl and 1872
VI. @. battalionS, Iii train head.
quarters military police, field signal
battalion and ammunition train.
From tho S7th division. ia in
tan,ry brigade. S3J artillery
From gOth division, 3i5 NJ c..
battalion.
From ssh division. ~ supply
and sanitary trains. % artillery
brigade
Regulars assigned. Sd, l9,h, 35th
and 39th infantry, lth artillery, Sth
regiment engineers, lOth cavalry.
Thirty seventh division tCamp
sherman, ONO area West virginia
aud ohio,
Eighty first division, camp ray.
iur, ny. area Indiana ANA kentucky.
Eighty second division, Camp
and Alabama
Eighty ninth division, cam p
Funston. kansas. area Missouri col
oradu and Kansas.
Retained. lf7 infantry brigade.
$40 and 3i1 NJ G. battnlions. ylt
train headquarters military police.
engineers. fcld signal battalion and
ammunition train.
From 3ith division, 20 infantry
brigade. 60 artillery brigade, 1870
NJ g.. battalion, ITO supply and san
ltary trains and 81 cavalry.
Regulars assigned I'd. 20th, 32d
aHr 4lst regiments Infantry. lst
9Ch and IAN artillery
Nin"ty-flIst division, Camp lrwls,
Wash, area Pacific ana Rocky
mountain statcsD
Forty second division. Cavalry
southern department area Rll states
detained SO and ~ cavalry ,in-
fnhgyD brigad~, lt9, $50 and lhi
NJ ". squadrons thattniionsD ii0
artillery (horscD,' ~ train head
puartoJE. military police, neld signal
battalion ana ammunition train
From 90th DIVISION; 3t3 NJ G..
squadron lbattallonl. 2l5 supply
and sanitary trains,
Regulars Hssign"d: lr. 6th, 7th,
Sth l2th, Iath 4th, lAth and l6th
cavalry, Slh engineers
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wealthy mans son must "knucklo
down" TO the down and out done
user. for his supply They don't
know whero or how 10 hustle fof
thelr supply, and they always come
20 the lower type to be fixed up with
shot" ~ It's up To thetr fathers
to help them. They ought to leave
the poor dope fiend 10 hR miscry by
himself and not heap more troubles
upon his already oVerburdcned
shoulders
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TRIAL FOR KAISER
IS RECOMMENDED
CONTINUED rloM rAGE ONE

CONTINUED FIcOM rAGE ONE
'onstantinople also woro considered
by the committee
The Hague, although Il has the
advantage OF possessing "A buildmn
FOR peace conferences that would i'm.
modiatclv hc available, IN objected
To by several countries. especially
some Of the Latin world which op
pose settling the future league ~
nations IN Holland. Another group
opposes BRUSSELS, Rome, although
tho cradle of International law, must
be discarded, the conference having
almost unanimously decided that no
great power shall have the seat OF
ihe leagu" CunWnnunople N op-
posed because 1t R not convenient
OF access
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
AMERICANS DISPI.EtSED
At PEACE PROGRESS.

hy The Associated Press
PAlSS. March 80 The feeling 4.
growing among the members OF the
American delegation To the prnco
conference that proper progress -
not being made by tho council Of
four toward a sotilem"nt Of the great
queshons upon which tho treaty
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TENSION IS HIGH
AS S0LONS QUIT
CONTINUED rRoM FACE ONE

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE
Guiding the presentation OF gifts to
It's presiding officers
Following the prevailing custom
since the first general assembly
clocks iu both chambers OF the sew
enth oklahoma legislature were
stopped sharply at 1915 o'clock to-
day bringing the session officially
10 an end, although the members OF
both houses remained in session to
transact the remaining business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

Why N. ,,on another good reason
no ro,H ,|H''lropolitan hospital cure
n the 80 ~ at an While confined
E.aekws'I, 10y ", mentioned hospital on
ny wife stand for drug addiction
.avIne ~. s',Ne 10 visit me Before
NY sS,, mo 'h" gave mo tlo b,1I 10
iosn ~ smokes. etc. | s,v bs,
be boa, u' we island hoat and wh.r
savtd " s',er"d out of uie sin
-sbt bl9d-h'e IN her w+h
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'sller vIt'.Ng nv so btIl at the Joro
tar. "' comes over ON ,tsi,,,o
" PADDY I'aS'n" r'S'n" fellow as Irish
pig carrying Hebrew