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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31
PLAN REDISTRIBUTION
OF BRITISH NAVY FLEET

LONDON March so The West
minister Gazette says It understands
that there IL Ia hc a redistribution
OF the British fleet, which In future
viii be composed as follows. The
Atalantic fleet, tho homo fleet, tho
NJ Mediterranean fleet. the west At
lantic squadron. the china squadron
the Cape squadron, the Sohth Am
crican squadron aud the East indies
squadron.
Each OF the sQuadrons the news.
paper says will include four light
cruisers but the question OF com
mHnds has not yet been bCttled
Cruiser squadrons are again TO take
overseas stations
Lord Jellicoe on hls tour Of the
empire Is investigating the question
OF naval defense ns a whole and
not until his return. the GeZetie
says, can complete scheme be
devised.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31
WILLIAM PENN BELIEVES
PHILADELPHIA "REAL CITY"

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March II,
William Penn has visited Philadel-
phia after all these years and pro-
nouncod II n real city"
Mr.. Penn walked into leading
hotel and registered. The clerk
started and looked quickly at the
guest, then back to the register and
found that Mr.. Penn resided in
"Morhanzu Morhanzu is some
where in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Penn, who is n prosperous
farmer, strolled about the streets OF
the city with which his name is so
closely associated and returned 10
the hotel and informed the clerk
that Philadelphia was real city"
Dance-Mctropoiitn Club dance
every Tuesday evening, Elks Ball
room.--Ady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31
NORWEGIAN STEAMSHIP
SIGNALLING FOR HELP

BpSTON. March 20 The Nor-
wegiin steamship ocean, bound
frOm Liverpool To New york, was
reported In distress today about ljO
mllcN or cape cod Tho coast guard
cui,cU OsHipco was ordered to her
assistance from Portland Maine
Wireless calls for help werc picked
mp At various stations along the New
England coast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31
The Calendar for MoM.s

Mrs UCOrRe T Nillllns0h and
Mrs. Randolph Shirk entertain
nt luncheon in Country club. honor
INK Miss Evans
Mrs. Walter T. Nichols 10 host cas-
OF luncheon at Tea Cup Inn for Mrs.
W T.. Caunif
Meeting NJ Crown Seal chautnuqua
in home Of Mrs Essic sykes
Twentieth Ccntury club meets
with Mrs Victor &. Michcr.
llyochka choral society meeting
in library.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31
KlWANAS CLUB SMELLS
ITS MEMBERSHIP ROLL

Secretary stone Announces the
addition OF the following members
to the Kiawanis club; Chhs. r.
Hail, sash and doors. e. ]. Scyery,
consulting geoloRist. Ed. r.. Black
oil field tanks. !, j. kcim, oil field
tanks: l.. -, Beavers, groceries, and
W A. King. meats. At the weekly
luncheon of the club at Hotel Tulsa,
at moon today, Ray Il Roster OF mo
OIaR Oh and Gas company. viii
preside
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31

interesting and pleasant event. Of
Saturday evening with Mrs Elmer.
son G Higgins. lr., nS hostess
There will be the usual dinner at
7 o'clock followed 10y dancing Mrs
Higgins has named ny assisting ma
irons the following, MosdHWov
Frank !. Louis. Harry Gable, John
W. Bates, Frank l. bartlett, Arch
l., Smith. William II rumcruy, Les
tor 4 Gillespie. Edwin II rrrry
Clydo /. Fowler. George T. William
son and Harry n. Nshby
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31

Presbyterian women meet Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday In Red
Cross headquarters
Women of Trinity Episcopal
church, Red Cross, Monday and
Thursday
Lutheran women, Monday and
Thursday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31

tINClNNATI March 81 ITS a
far yry from the wilds Of belgium TO
this Nurmundy chateau" writes CAP
tain /. g. Rcvitte TO Major W -.
IAjhrop And" he continues. 1--WE
have Icft the duRout to sleep In tho
most rapturour beds In all GauL'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31
To Assist at Mld.wccL rn,1y

ML7 c y. NNrtIp VIII nrl ~ hOst
ess 0f the "Wednesday afternoon
party OF the Country club his
week. and win have uH her assi-,
ants group ~ ten matrons tnclud
ing Mcsdamcs Allie T. Lewis, VIII
liam II. Pomery, Charles " FliuL
Earl y. Kerry, J Garfield RneL
kirol Holm, Herman -. Cornell
Herbert u. Mason, John II Mayo,
and John L. Sharkloy RcscrNb-
tions should ho mudc with Mr
Bishop by . o'clock Tuesday even
ing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31

Mrs bernard VI Bloch enter
tanned with - bridge pnrty ~ several
tables, saturday afternoon In her
home. ll2H Surtn Cheyenne, III
honor Of the anniversary of Mr
Blochs sister. Mrs \ ApplcmHn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31

NOTE--More and more mon arc refusing to
Judge cigarct by IT'S high trlCc or by
fancy, expensive box one proof OF this ls
the growing leadership Of Fatimas In
spite bf their lower price. Fatimas please
even the most cXaCtlng taste. And. better
vet. they leave a man feeling as he should
feel-Heven II occasionally he smokes more
often than usual
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31

Responsible parties doslrc drill-
ing contracts dn reasonable leases
and iu good territory Advise fully
IN your reply Address HoN SIT.
Mnrlh AhN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31

The foriuightly dinncr.dancc ~
the Country club promises to be an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31

giant. Mr.srs Luther else. Mamie
Fclscstcin. Emil Offcuhachcr and
Edwiu lurmuth wotorrd To Brokrn
Arrow ON saturday evening to at
tend an evening ulry with which
Mr and Mrs ! u Doolittle entcr-
tliuei In honor Of the birthday an
u,Nrrsnry Of their SON. Mr Earl
poollttlc Among the guests pres
cnt from Broken Arrow were Msss
NclItr Adclmtn, vida Cirnutt. Gcno-
rn Markham, Marion walker, Anna
Willums. Sauriuo Hariou. Nclma
Lewis, Ncsrs Mchaffy Dan Carpcu
ter. Ralph Eyrum Truman SAITH,
Gene ruN walker, sutton and Ches
ter Rolrs
Mr. and Mrs Rex = Walker Will
rc'urn ON Tuesday from Sew or
leans. whore they went to attend
the opening OF the new Elks' home.
Mr. and Mrs George H. Johnsuu
have nH their guests Tor week, Mr.
and Mrs Il. I, bridges ~ Wichita.
Kansas
Mr. aud Mrs Charles II Dm,t
announce the birth Friday, March
IS, ~ "a son
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31

Tulsa hodge u. 4. q. l.. hrs made
plans for nn Informal dance Wrdncs
day evening April @. In the bah
room of tho Elky club
Rabbi ana Mra Morris Teller. MIR
and Mrs T.. NNrui. Miss ldt wv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-31

Industrial Parliament Next Step
nhoro Other Nations Fall Out and Shed Blood the
English Quietly Get Together and Agree Compro
mise-Workers Know Their Power and Will Make it
Felt.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-07

this young woman, whom he had ad-
mitted into his household. Any other
conception seemed impossible, too
nonstrous, too preposterOus for con-
sideratiOn. But now the solemn
words Of the lawyer, his own legal
counselor, brought conviction, and for
the moment all power Of speech de-
serted me. It was actually true, then
he girl was slave, thing belonging
20 Kirby. Nothing broke the stiffness
within the cabin except the sharp
,rackling Of flames in the open fire.
place, and the heavy breathing Of the
negro. He was seated on the edge
If the bed. his black face showing
greenish tint and revealing puzzled
imazement, with wide-opened eyes
staring blankly at Halnes, who stood
notionless before the fire.
"Whut wus dat yer sed, Mister
EIaines?" he asked thickly. "You say
as hsw Nlissus Rene Beaucaire is q
slave, sab? Pears like don't just
rightfully underStan'."
"Still, that is true, Pete" and the
lawyer lifted his head and surveyed
rs both. "She is the illegitimate
daughter Of Della, Judge Beaucaire's
housekeeper; her father was Adelbert
Beaucaire, the judges only son.. No
one knows where he is, deadeor aliyeH
"De good Lord! An de OIL jedge
never set her free"
The lawyer shook his head, words
ayjdantlv failing him
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CHAPTER ".
Picking Up the Threads.
~ COPYRIGHT 81
Is NAc.H cLuRo . co

J I turned my head slightly on the
hard shuck pillow and gazed curlous!y
about. When my eyes had first
opened all I could perceive was the
section of log wall against which ]
rested, but now, after painfully turn
ing over, the entire interior Of the
single-room cabin was revealed. II
was humble enough in all its appoint
ments, the walls quite bare, the few
chairs fashioned from half-barrels, a
packing box for a table, and5the mar
row bed on which / lay constructed
from saplings lashed together, Gov.
cred with a coarse ticking, packed
with straw. I surveyed the entire cir!
cult of the room wonderingly, vague
memory Of what had lately occurred
returning, slowly to mind. To ell ap.
pearances I was there alone, although
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5sA M III aRT SEi
NOTICE no CoNTRA sToRs I,
FOR ROAD co N5TKIJ(sTj

FOR ROAD G0NBTkUCH1{3N
NOTICE is hereby gwen ttfhiadt seated
~ proposals. for higHwa inib fovels
ment in 4 ork county; H0fk 'FoSH6hi>l ,
will be received at fthe off1cs of; tbH
County, supervisor at York. 81 e.. Until
IL o'clock, AN, October sf 1t4 IN,
and then pnbiiciy % open6ds X ~ !.
Work consists p In the ressHrf factfx
with top coil of three u "a miles sc& ftqs
York -Tirzah- Rock Hilla road ibeEtHse
ming at the corporate limit pf the
town of York. ~ s. ~. ~ !
. Detail plans OF the work may be:
for examination tat the Office o. tt9 !
Supervisor at York. 8. c. or at the qf7f
flee Of Mfller-& White, in the National
Union Bank Building. Rock Hi1f, Sss Sysi
A certified check for three hundred 4
($3O0. .00) Dollars, made payab bic toFttle
order OF T., W. Boyd. County 5upervis-
or, must accompany each praposal, ~ =
| Proposals shall be submitted iil sesit
ed envelopes, marked IBID for the; RerT
surfacing of three miles Of road. J q, Z
The right Is reserved to reject any or !.
all proposals and waive any technicaAev
ties. - .i,n .s,SA
A. L.; WALLACE, .as -.
Clerk of Board. 5s.t--s
Oct. 8. 7y I. t. s....zl t2tystJ
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iiNe I'm CASE J. 81 DIsAsf1aFx

(. IN CASE you. .were to, become dIs-
|abled by an accident, pr be laid UP by
sickness, would you Be Hbles to Bfaql1
the extra expense and at; the Eap1a
time continue: to meets your ordinaEX
|expenses without eniharrHssmeptI I'm
other words, Is your income oufsi4e o&
your daily earnings snfh hcief1t to rne4t
those expenses, Or would dfyDurs stncop1A
stop when yoi1 were no oTloneeraable "a
work? II you are dependent On your
earnings, and are wises fDl zt4ss1e
them. 1--WE are in position 70 .lusnis}f
you with a. contracts that tWilt aheQl Qltfea
#iy guarantee YOU q spesffi oil41t
each month so long as df5dbfed bY1 my
kind of accident Or diSea S9s II Il 4 srQkift'
plete cover and n1eaDs 5Sta YOU ~ h5Qk,
Il means. and Is 5iss1sd ~ ~ e0lhp 2{ss5,
with millions Of asset \, a /. natt91s 1i
wide reputation Tor Etbefal and EQbGfbr
Dealing. Car and tiifd3tfs sbods ;itei'
Don't walt until the ..dH sgets5z2
Room 2OS First Natl tpk Hpll0tpg n
GA M III : i ~ nj ~ ~ I
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ygR y0MEVaAAa aNQUgasRaas

told you this?"
captain Throckmorton. I saw hin
In st. Louis. and he seemed deepl.
grieyed by your sudden disappearance
No one on board was able to explain
what had occurred"
'Yet there were two men on tn.
boat who could have explained If thes
had cared to. do So" I answered dryly
"Imean Kirby and Carver; they wer'
the ones who, threw me overheard"
He dropped into chair, his keer
ferret. eyes on my face,
..Kirby and Carver2 They, wen
ashore with the judges body at tht
Landing. So there is a story back o.
all this" he exclaimed jerkiiy. '''D-t
1t, I thonght as much. Was Beau
caire killedT 81 s:
"N0-not at least by any violence
No doubt the shock. of his loss fns
aened his death. Surely you nus
know that he rlsked all he possessed
on n game of cards and lost?"
"Throckmorton knew something
about 1t, and there were other rurnor!
floating about the Landing, but
have heard no details" -:
81 have every reason, Haines, to fee
convinced that both Kirby and Carver
trailed Beaucaire up the river wit
the intention of plucking him. sKirb,
practically confessed this to me, boast
ingly, afterward. That last night AZ
so manipulated the cards--or rathc,
Carver did, for 1t was his deal-as t.
deceive Beancaire into firmly beliey
ing that he held an absolutely ,unbeat
able hand-he was dealt four acc;
and king" I,
The lawyer leaned forward, breath
ing heavily. 49,,
"Four acesl Only one hand is bet
ter than that, and 1t would be impos
sible to get such d hand out of ON
pack - ~
"That is exactly true, Haines. Tar
no. card, player but do Know tina
much about the game. Yet Kirby too!
the pot with a straight fush. Nov
either he or Carver slipped an extr:
ace into the pack, or else Beaucair'
did. In my opinion the judge had n
chance to work such. a trick. An,
that's the case as 1t stands"
Haines jumped to bis feet and be
gan pacing the dirt floor excltedly
his hands clasped behind his back.
:-"By heaven, manw he cried, paus
Ing suddenly. lsEven If he did have /:
chance the Judge never did it-nevef
He was a good sport, and alway,
played straight game, You say b
bet everything he had"
.a.To, the last dollar-Kirby egget
him on. Besides the money a deedt'
his land and a bill Of sale for his ne
groes were on the table, A.
"The field hands, you mean?" x
'sYes, and the house servants. Kirb.
insisted that he write these words
tTEis includes every chattel slave
legally belonging to me- and made
BeaucaireS sign It In that FORM" &
Haines' face was White, his eyei
staring 81 me incredulously.
"God help US, man! Do you know
what that means?" he gasped.
II am almost afraid I do" I IN
swered, yet startled by his manner
THAT was why I sent for you. Would
that include his sons daughterT
He buried his face in his hands.
EYES," he confessed brol,enly. etc
the best of my knowledge Rene Beau.
caire is a slave"
The silence following this blum
statement was sickening. Up to that
moment, in spite of every fact
brought to my knowledge, l had sc
cretly believed this condition Of af,
fairs impossible. Surely somewhere,
through some legal forIh. Judge Beau.
calre had guarded the future safety Of
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"A resolution demanding that
Fiume, be made an Italian city has
been adopted by the Italian chamber
of, deputies.
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If my face served to yield him cour.

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n,o.ea nous a sauht,;,',a , 'a s,s % hards ,ocs,nc
ana eeu ,,n,nnn;na hyI nsrrans,v % at s,,re
dn,.,. S 'ss :, ,ssa. ..s..sh I, Al @ .har
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ysar s en- da r,hhar ,hdrt' ,vhori da
,r,pr,h ri 'ph a. i,,,nn,s q. hs,s ooh !
,n,shtv Sood chance Ssr For reocb
Canada Ia inaxtS nlaee what hes
most llike,v ter stop is Beardstownu
long Wild som, sorter preacher whnt
lives thar An thet's as fer Ias dey
ever done tep me, sah." .il5tjs.,.,
"About this first white rmaanAthe man h,
one neal; ff1e month of the Illinois-tio
kyous know his namei"
Pete rose to his feet, and crossed
The room to where I stood, bending
down antii Ills iips were close e, 10 INV
ear. HIs answer was &, spoken IN q
thick whisper.
,.sMassa Kin,,ox 7 never did ,snect ,i r.
say dis ter no 8 white man. but It SEEMS
j lust 1iatIarlyI ma fot fer ter ten yer.
He's eot cabin hid way "a, back IN de de
HING whar nobody doh,t 90 ,,ceent
dem who knoyyv whart 4 ii + reckon
sha don,t 40 nntfbjnI, b,,t hnnt an, f,eh
nobou--iaastwavs sbe don,t ra,sa M ~
corn nor rtr,,,ck fer ter sal,s, Ha,a .
,all IanIv mar. al, sorter thin With
4 Iony hoard 81, his5 name w,,s 4 mos
sbrnnb 7 reckon rnar1ha, he's : Elact
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s Arom,sas9 W $500 s.nl.ls
a. = t.sie Z, yes Z, ar ~ ealy s. :. ~ nyn =
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~ = yrsat r,ysr sra aS fsEsS I tSronsS moi ~ ~
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tna saS 4 thsn e,i 10 ss a;a;,iS IA rs6n,rsS ;S
- 8" - th,s M - :. = ! ,sa,idS ~ Il ssfsiy
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So tnS Ie.o, . suNa w. aspe ~ any s,..sA Ms.
nv - - s z ..s,.s ,1s. 80 ~ i I AZ a.sa
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ca,,,a e. 1850 t..ii - - a. . q mn thsy
,Sara o,nrt t,v : so,;sn ;.asd ~ nfhsrs
sasst;a. H., h,,sssis ,,ho ,,,a,,Id
idlades ,sG my llss.!, wv Wys.s ,,su..
sWitshy .pasS, s,,;si snss ~. aaSIs a.
acrNob isas ttn0is tiaitisss II =, v ~ II
yohh ~ eanset. ~ uisait Ix. y. ., w u:
s1nce ~ sns a'n I; ~ Il NC s 3.ay..
could not pc far, surely not to exceed
nftys miles - s lne riyer ran. lt o4gnt.
not fo prove q, sdilmcnlt 20 lDafHe kirDy
for that short distance, ana tnen ns we
would be free to return, and NO one
could prove any charge against us.
The only Important fact fronting us
was that we must act quickly before
Kirby and his aides, armed With segai
authority, could .return--tnis very
night ~ IL ~ I. 5lJ,is. - 3.iJsf - :AhsN
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Cotton Goods at 2S Per Cent Un-
1T WITH PLEASURE that l an
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w- Titles to Real Estate and Real
Estate Mortgages on sale at Tho Err
quirer Office. a1s ~
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emily. Have you ever assisted any
slaves to run away from Missouri"
"Well, Massa Knox, I reckon tibet
maybe I knew'd bout SOM gittin'
saWs,iay-'pears like L did, sah.s 2 !, <.-.a,, -,,,
@Hnd these escaped by way Of the
nlInois?"
His dumb, almost pathetic eyes met
mine pleadlngly, but some expression
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an ~ The
Devils Ow1,
keM A Ronasee d de Black Hawk Nar
x ,Rasaan
SS%SNWfN ,Parsish
Asaksr d flsrarabaad.. ISL ssLsa sfasIaa Bssas
n oo.car I, Whenv Wilderness KIM,
tie Black Hawk Kar'
rRds.aan.
,Ysl.s.ish

Of crtraband. Shea ef1eEi,hB hBssada
WhenW Wilderness wds kina, etc,
Itlasitacd bul ls~ifi EuohS
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-21

and Common Council of the Town of Clifton and be in substance the fol- lowing form:
 Official Ballot.
 Election March 18th, 1919. Clifton,
 Greenlee County, Arizona.
 Question Submitted.
 Shall the Mayor and Common Council of the Town of Clifton be authorized to create an indebtedness on behalf of the said Town of Clifton and upon the credit thereof by issu- ing the bonds of the said Town of Clifton in the aggregate amount of Five Thousand ($5O00 .OO) Dollars for the purpose of the construction and erection of a bridge across Chase Creek, together with the approaches and retaining walls thereto, in the said Town of Clifton; said bonds to bear date the 90th day of June 1919, and to mature serially Five Hundred ($500. 00) Dollars on the 30th day of June, 1920, and Five Hundred ($501 . 00) Dollars on the 30th day of June of each and every year thereafter to and including the year 1929; said bonds to bear interest at the rate of six (6%o) per centum per annur1, payable semi-annually on the 30th day of June and the 3Oth day of Dec ember of each year?"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-21

Never mind about the October part of it. The thing to remember is the March end of the program and thus get started right. Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the national war gardens commissions, gives a great deal of credit for the great war gar den record of 1918 to the day light savlngs law. AccC: uing to the esti- mates by the commission the war garden crop was worth So35 y)0,U00 This was an increase of 51 percent over that of 1917.
 The commissions survey showed that 5,2S5,OOO home food producing plots were planted. With 26 work ing days in each of the seven months you have 1S2 extra hours of time. If only one gardner worked this ex- tra hour of time in each plot it will be seen that 961, ,S7O,00O hours of ex- tra time were added to the country's wealth. Since there are S760 hours in year you find the staggering to- tai of 1O9,SO3 years of "A hour days.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-21
SET BACK CLOCKS ON LAST
 SUNDAY IN MARCH 1919

Washinton, D. c. March 16-Do not forget to turn the clock one hour ahead when you go to bed on the last Sunday night in March for the daylight saving law goes into effect on the last Sunday in this month. The national war garden commission is getting inquiries from all over the country as to whether this law con- tinues, so to set your mind at rest here is the law:
 When at 2 o'clock ante-meridian of the last Sunday in March of each year the standard time of each zone shall be advanced one hour, and at o'clock ante-meridian of the last Sunday in October in each year, the standard time of each zone, shall by the retarding of one, be returned to the mean astronomical time of the degree of longitude governing each zone, respectively"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-21

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