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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
MONONGAH
A Toueh Of Winter

A Touch Of Winter
The first appearance Of snow this
season came about mid night last
might with kissing vino, which
made It really seem like winter
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
Forty More Jurors
for Circuit Court

An additional LIT OF forty petit ju-
rors has been drawn and are being
summoned to appear for duty in the
Circuit Court Thursday Htorning I'M
I'll which time the court was adjourn
ed by Judge Raymond yesterday. Fol-
lowing is the list,
Fairmont Dstrict-R. j. Amos, W.
o. Ashby, w. r. Clelland, G. Il. Funk,
Clarence l.. Musgrave, F. ]. Mason,
John F. Phillips, Clinton E. Prickett
j. F. Romine, j. NJ. Weaver.
Warrington district-T ]. Ash, G.
C. Bennett, Gordon DeVore, Nv. E.
Frost, Chas. H. Hamilton, L. L. Htg-
ginbotham. B r. Hall, 0. D. Nutter.
Union District-Wm. Barker, l. E.
Springer, Cecil Shaffer.
Lincoln district-E. L. Bell, H. S
Conway, Walter Nichols, NJ. c. Snod-
erly, Clyde Talkington.
Grant dstrict-A. j. Biee, Geo. Cur
ley, John Jarrett H. NJ. Meredith, Clai
ence Martin, S. W. Manley, Thos, PHI
chard.
Winfield District-Nfiller Kincaid.
Paw Paw Distrlct-W. D. Moore, S
T. Musgrave, o. Z. Morris, R. f. Prlce
Huff Straight, Lee Yost.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
ONO WESLEYAN AT
W.V.U. SATURDAY
Methodist Team Will Spend
the Night in Railroad
Yard Here.

MoRGANTowN, Nov. 19-The
Ohio Wesleyan football team which
opposes West Virginia University
here Saturday afternoon will close
its season with the contest here and
will arrive Saturday on a special
with twenty-five players, two coaches
and a manager to battle the Old Gold
and Blue. The Buckeyes come to
Fairmont early Friday night but will
be- asleep on arrival and their car
will be parked there throughout the
night. The sleeper will be picked up
nv the early train Saturday ana
brought to Morgantown where the
Methodists will disembark for the
MADEIRA hotel for breakfast The
team has the sleeper chartered and
will use 1t as headquarters and loung'
ing space while in Morgantown, tax
ing their meals only 1T the MADEIRA.
The officials have been agreed upon
for the contest, Walter Eckersall,
former All-American star, was to
have refereed. but was assigned by
the Chicago TRIBUNE of which he
is football editor to cover the Ohio
state-Illinois game and could not
come. D. ". Merriman, originally
agreed upon for Umpire will referee
and ]. S Kellison, at pre59n: coach
OF Wheeling High and former star
tackle at Wesleyan College. will be
umpire, while Ward Lanham, another
former Wesleyan man will be head
linesman.
The sale Of tickets started he"e a.
one o'clock today and that there VIII
be a big crowd goes without saying
Every local fan is anxious 20 sCi a
glimpse Of the Varsity &iter its
four games away from meme and to
see how it shapes up for its four sue
cessive games away from home and
to see how it shapes up for its Sam"
with w. 6 j. here on ThHnS giving
day. .n.
not particularly primed Co.. tne Ohio
wesleyan conflict will nevertheless
be in good shape and every nan on
TIE squad with the exception oi Kay
vii: Likely get into the contl'c'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

JoElife, D. L. Larne, D. H. Murphy, J..
H. Pugh, Fairmont.
Fairmont Gas Coal Co.; capital stock
100000; incorporators: T. R. Gun
ningham, Connellsville, Pa; A. J. SAL
ger, Weston; Q. V. Bartus, Pittsburgh;
H. H. staggers, c. E. Hawkes., Il. j.
Conley, Fairmont.
Fairmont Manufacturing company OF
this city, whose objects are the man
ufacturing and improving OF strue-
tural utilities. The incorgOrators arr
S. Miller, G. H. Barger, Cecil II. Rgg.
Of Fairmont; H. L. Miller, j. CoNne
of Pittsburgh. The capital stock d.
the new company is 100000
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

An Illinois farmer who attended
circus three years age thought u
clown in a calico dress was all hone''
to-goodness woman who had .ai,e
victim to his wicked eyes. And ate
the other hicks co. the iaagh on hi"
he swore he wouldn'. be stunS W."
in the same place and refused to BE-
lieye Jess Willard was anything but :
clown when he was introduced. That.
what lot of fight tans said at To-
ledo.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
Fairmont People in
New Corporations
- '------
n. Aasnnia ted Pressl

CHARLESTON. w. Va, 4Eov. 10
Charters have been issued by the sec
rotary OF state to the following cor
porations:
tai stock 100000; incorporators: H..
A. Abbott, W. Archdeacon, II. Fried
man, W. C. Hammond, W. p. Hen
Erickson, G. L. Jolliffe, Grafton; NJ. A.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

Charles Anderson, who recently
moved to Brookdale will open up
grocery store in tue Murphy build.
ing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
"a SPLENDID TONIC I"
say Hi1.on Lad Who, On Doe
&s Advice, lock Ca1d@i
Nd Is Well.

Hlzsou, Tenn -" te1t 10 year'
I was. ;" saJs " :. G Gadd. q
Ills place. ~ sutse a VIZ. q pain la
ny LETT siaa 6apl4 sleop st aiEtt
With tAiSj pain, VI n in tho lsH
ny dsE.Vr tsld csrSm. I
,ssk one Stls, %kiI hs3 me and
sttsr ny ahY caH has .OpgS g.;
ne ! e tlest \ it .soIsJ hogan y ct
! weak and ID q 81 II ia cog dittan,
70 I dseissd ID try ~ more Cardut,
RAich cid.
Thig iaat rcarduI e!cl / 6ok made
me much better, ln tcs ,sGred me. II
las been q nun6er 0! years, still |
kaTa ab return Of this trouble.
I feel 4 was Cardui that cured me,
and recommend It Gg splendid fe.
Hale tUnic."
weak and rundown from womanly
troubles. TakO CarduI. II should sure.
y halp yUI, o. It has so many thou.
IanaS Of other women Ia the past 20
yoa1s. Headache, baeSnchs, BldeAehe,
aerVeBsA6Ss, s!sepTSssnsse, tlredout
ceiling, are IN GlgRs Of W0nRnly trou.
he. other women gst relief b. taking
eag1gt Wig rot yeu3 Al dElgEista,
l.st NO23i
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

John D. Msi5onald, of Millers Falls
Mass, has married his brothers. moth
law, thereby becoming steptath'
er of his sister in-law and stepfath'
erin law Of his brother.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

When Paris was in danger Of captur.
at the beginning of the war, the euHA-
tor of the Louvre Museum carried a
100000 Jewel to Bordeaux in his
vest pocket.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

Now that Dempsey is through with
circus life he'll star in .Ae movies
He's going through exactly the sar.%
program that Jess Willard tackled.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

Guests at Farm.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gancey and Mrs.
D-Levi are guests on the farm at
the home of Mr. and Mrs John Vim
cent this week.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. L. NJ. Kuhn was attending to
business affairs in Worthington yes
terday.
Mrs. ]. A. Harmon! of the Rex
farms was calling on Mrs. Margaret
Grace yesterday.
Mrs. Carroll Curry was shopping
in Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Rambert and son, Fred
we're calling in Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs. Ernie Gaslill and daughter,
Adrien Of FIellens Run were calling
in town yesterday.
Apples are nine cents a pound here
now WcnGer what they VIII lie in
January.
The lrcal me- chants az already
getting III some nice Christmas gods
John Art:iony was a bus moss tali-
err in Fairm ,nr yesterday
Mrs. C. SalruttI and daughter, Ms.
Tony Crlcmo we shoppia5 III Fa;r-
mont yei:.'iay
Mr. mi ~ Walter Pylcs are
MOVING IG"m 30 Elah' q - 'mont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

Chicken and waffle supper Wat
Andrew Brown bake waffles. =
M. E. church Thursday evening.--Ao'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

One of the funniest clowns in the
modern circus is a heavyweight cham
Mon. Jess Willard and Jack pemp.eS
discourage the legitimate prot2SMoA
of fun makers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

If some promoter wants to talk J-r
Kearns into signing for match hg j
better get Kearns' signature before the
price of silk shirts goes up again.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
REAurYs POWER.

Hock-What's that the poet says
about beauty drawing us with a SIN
gle hair?
Peck dunno, but after marriage
she is more likely to grab a hand
tul.-Boston Transcript.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

lack Kearns says Jack Dempsey
would rather fight than eat, he meant
to say he had 10 fight TO eat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
BRISTtDM

Mr and Mrs n g Hendricks and
Mrs Mary Crnkcr have returned
from visit 10 relatives and friends
In Nowh'a
Mrs " W Gilbert ~ Muskorec
Is ia" guest of Mrs Jim Biggcre'aff
Misses Anna Lou Pare and Page
Tidrow are visiting IN uominv. Okla
Mr.. and Mrs. q. y Groom ot
davenport, Okla wora the guests OF
BriSiow relatives Decoration day.
MIR and Mrs. g. n. Holt1endorft
and Lieutenant and Mrs +. II Holt
sendorf Of Claremorc have returned
home After a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
7. Davis
Dr. and Mrs e. @ Martin left
Thursday for Louisville Ky. IN spcnd
The summer ard where " Martin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
SAIPt IIl.

Miss Margaret McFann returned
home Wednesday from ChNleston.
Mo, where she has been attending
Landcnwood University
Mrs n G.. burnett departed
"Wednesday night for New York city,
whore she will join her daughter,
Car'hc' 10 spend the summer.
Miss Marion Murphy OF Purcell
Okla. is spending the week hero
WIN her parents before going 20
Norman to attend the summer term
At the university there
Mr and Mrs Fay = Chew lott
Friday for Fort Worth. ToNas. where
they viii make their home IN the
future.
Mrs g. G. Peters and children
loft the last OF the week rpr wichita
Falls Texas, where they will Join
Mr. Peters to make their future
homo
Mrs Wilson Harris OF South Wal
nut has as her house guea. Miss
Alice Jones OF Coldwatcr. Mo
Miss Jennie Moore returned home
Wednesday from Oklahoma city.
where she was the house suos OF
Miss Volda Hamill
Mrs. T.. \. Udcn and two children,
Edgar and Mary Gale, returned
Wednesday from Niniia. whore they
had been the guests Of tho formers
two brothers. Gus and Joe BaShore
Mr. ana Mrs W g. Wagner on
'ertaincd the Monday Night Auc-
ton club this week MIR and Mrs
John Reed were guests OF the club
Mr. and Mrs c. r jennings made
top score
Mr. and Mrs. = " Bnslcy enter
taincl Monday afternoon the mem-
hers ~ the South Methodist Sunday
school 4 delicious retreShment
course was served
Mis- B-rnico Neblc't. who has
been the guest Of her cousin, Sylvia
Jones. depar'ot SATURDAY. for her
home accompanied by Miss Helen
Murphy
An Informal May party was given
Friday night In tho library for the
Younger set Punch was served dur
ing tho evening ana a p,oasnnt pro-
gram was presented
Mrs. T. ~ kimhrcll visited friends
In Tulsa Tuesday
Mrs & g Ctnl-o'l spent Wcdncs-
day In Tulsa as tho guest of hor
daughter. Mrs Collins Welsh
Misscs Helen ana Lucille Trone
returned "Wednesday from n weeks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
SOCIAL Side OF
THE STATE

ucr having rented their home on
.A-' Third street
Tho dance given az the FlpPtn
hail Friday night TO honor tho
'momoro boys who torNoi .n the
Iu.st AMBULANCE corps wts indeed
an enjoyable affair An orchestra
from Sapu'pa furnished music Tor
ilnr.nE punch was served and the
evening passed most pleasantly. Al
though not an ~ them. Yet quite a
number ut the ambulance boys were
present Tho han wat preuiIy deco
rated with American flags and the
lights wore shaded to add 20 the et,
feet Some 40 couples were IN attend
anco.
Ms Ruth r1ippin. who has been
attending Underwood college, St
Charles. No. the past term, returned
home Wednesday noon
q o. Haylcss entertained tho
members of the Tuesday Evening
puch club Tuesday night In an en-.
ioyahlc session
Airs. W. H. Lucas returned Tues
day from visit to relatives and
friends in PiitsburE. Kan
Mrs. bcn Mthr ana W hlker MlidIn
OF Chelsea spent Tuesday IN Glare
moro shopping and Waiting friends
Mr and Mrs 7. W Monroe OF
Drumright passed through Clare
more Wednesday en- route to lnola
10 attend memorial services Mrs.
Monroe visited her brother @. IL.
Strcctcr. while here
Frank Hrisroe arrived in the city
Wednesday morning on a furl6ugh
from Camp PIKE, Ark. where he is
dong \ VI G.. \ work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
JAP CITY SEEKS PACT
WITH CALIFORNIA TOWN

YOKOHAMA. May ~ opera
tiun between the chambers of com
morCo ut san Francisco and Nok".
hama vn9 urged 10y President Onnl
~ tho Yokohama organization ut a
dinner given tu honor ut Wallace 81
Alexander nrl Nohclt Newton Lynch
uf san ltantisuo.
Il hppe thcrc VIII hc An cncour
aComuut toward arbitration and
toward pot,y. and believe thnt
commerce. whatever - may have
meant occasionally ia tho past. now
means peace" said Mr. Otaul Ne
shall therefore. Jointly advance
peace. aud The dcrtinics of our Coun-
tries viii ho promoted hy tho com
hiucd n,riuu. II l- dontrhalc that the
chambers Of commerce OF san Fran
cisco and Yokohama should co.
operate 90 the houetits of both OF
our countries and also ~ the world %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

| For simply a remembrance or the
| exquisite Rtft tor tho moro intimate.
arc always assured beauty and
charm In tho We'll ttlortcd and dis.
tiucttc suggestions YOU flnd ~ MisH
JarItsou's IA,luslNr shop IN tho
Sinclair building
Many believe that women and the
narrow skirt or the straight line are
in~.1Arnbic, that they think them
becoming and that Il will bc very
difficult to win their affections over
to "a fuller npc.
Frh,kH that arc "ditfcrcrt IL tho
hearts dosirc of every woman these
days ana tho organdicH, Rcorgett"s
and dotted Swiss creations they are
showing ~ Miss lchlgh'H smart
Vogue shop IN tho New Wrigh,
building ARE all of That
Women have taken to bracelets
since gloves do not ~Ccm Ia figure
In the toilet aud wh"r" there are
sleeves nt all ihc} are very hbbrc-
NintCd,
There is 10y and comfort for tho
chiIdrvn whp" wear the play drosscH
aud romprrs they az" showing At
the Mary James thldrcn.s shop, 10
East Fiflh
In one Of our exclusive shops | was
| dclluhtd with "A gown which was an
unusual model of black satin and
/ blnck lncc combination, clcN"rly
I drnucd. showing II decidedly French
Rirdlc In pastel shades.
There is pride and Wtlsfartion In
the heart of the givcr who has re
lcctrd their Elft Though It may he
only 4 remembrance from the many
mrGcstlons offered In such "A reliable
shop ms the Harry Hebron Jewellers.
1hcir nAmc on tho package marks II
~ distinctive.
BERNARD f. showing Now skirt In
triplc Nrrs--nOt uf nountrS-hut
unics, the upper one reaching nj
most 10 the kn~'s.
Graduation books. school days,
school friendship hooks ana many
other suggestions for tho graduate
may be found ~ the Tulsa Art ana
GIn shop. $50 south Main
Tho round .n"Ck biou-c II inCrehs.
ing In fnNor. especially IN the kind
nf blou4C that II Ia bc used for re-
sori wcnr
There arc touches ~ individuality
and charm about the summer dressoH
at tho Dcmorcsr Ladies SHOP, Soulh
Main
Irish lace combined with Naicn-
cicnnrs /. particularly fetching In
the hand made hluuacs which are
being shown ~ late models.
when summer comes tho home
rc,if cool frc,h looking draperinH
ulsi ~ wc rtch 'u.uuor clothes ana
,.u haven't amy Iy. how dlli"''n'
Won viii feel COM uu homo 10 DAINTY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01


-pl.aalne and unusual eif,s and
cards for graduation days. g. j.
McGcc 4 Co, "a West Third
r,r ,he ,,ia.up,mcr .n,r,s INT
,hr,r ,rc many no,cl,y fnbr,r-
.hn,n Tho y,h,,, .,tjn trimmed
LII, ,,r,,, ,.nnI orn.,,,c,,,. all
.,,,n,s ,..,,,nt
while on his eastern trip 10 SOLICIT
paintings for his art exhibit. Mr.
'heI OF ahe iuIS' "'t hhu Wy
Nhop, b@o Snuth Main, htopp'u or
hl tho NoubWnbd Iplcfles ana hh"'
n personal heleotlon OF honNWoou'
Whl'h "'I nIrNo WY sh'Ns o
,tnn
So ~ Wv ...-
u seems INA. hnRhsh women "
iu~r o r"Nn 'no ~hron us wo ",r
hht,h'" 10 "o nv, ", "" 'n'' '..
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a,,,,,, 49,, ,ci,c,
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ih9 Juns ntIn'n huu wy tln"-
un,'H rn." ,.,n ,a,'a,v ,,hn,o
80 ,,L.,, ,,. ,nn .,u L,o,.n sr.
go" ~ .pivt,r
g,ndio.
, ~ 4.
,., ',I raod,,. ,nns, -, ,hcn, r.,
49,, IL. ,,.,,.,,,,o, ,.i,,, ,.ce
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inc art ana orRpety noPhr,In'n'
OF 'ne Ihsa urn',u,c y" nI' a'm.Gs y
n ''a ID " ,h,s wect fo,1nd tboso
iovoiy nav sUk card ana iosseIs FOR
harsi,g rictnros ond mirrors Thov
"",nc in nj, sh,des and nro most AZ.
trnctHc
. ,,.,o,, ,is,,or at Atlantic Cl,y
.oxs .VbI,e su,,s nrc humorous ON
the hoard walk. In fact. the all
white costume liz considered exCcp-
tionnlly smart"
Exclusive modeA In midsummer
hats and advanced Sports sryL6A are
on displav At Miss LehlEh'a smart
Vogue shop In tho New Wright
building.
Gcorgcttra and tricolcrcs scent 10
he recognized M the two most pOpn.
lnr dr'Ss fabrics with sntlns In net
ter class frorks.
The most adorable frocks Of or
TandIc aud not for young, girls from
- 20 10 arc among tho late arrlS'F
At the Mary Jhnss 'hildreh Sh"p.
- East lifih
Much jcwcIry IL being worn for all
drc.sy occnrions Chains, u%Auc In
work mnnshlp. including precious
Rnd Scmi precious stones hrc "hc'p-
nonally good.
II ia the fad now 20 entertain your
friends A. tho over popular Ton cup
Inn They have loysy r'fresnm"n''
nu1 dance every evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
CIARIMbRl.

,.p Barrett entertained a mum
'' 4I. f~lfnds Friday evening a.
norma On East Fourth. bell''ou'
Hr.ents were serVedaat an aP
,,.,,.,,r hour A pleasant time Wa
tg b., pu present
a. ,rl Mrs c A. McBrayer re
,,rr,I saturday morning rom a.
,I TO which place Mr, Nc.
r,...- was called.
,,.. paul W. Fry and Mrs. j. w
r.., m1,1rod To Tulsa Friday
....r accompanied home bN
a.. r.n Burch Of that place,
y. nun,cr puckworth Of san
.. T.Als, arrived In tho city
.r.. ,.r q. Wait with her par
ID, and Mrs kahe. Mrs
TX. ..., h,r at Muskogce.
..ar burgess and Misses stell
v.,l.a and Grace Purcell Of sa-
,.'.. .r.udcd the dance hero fri-
lv a.nf.
,,-. 81 scott and daughter Mrs
,,. r...u4 and children went to
r,,., -trurlly to spend Sunday with
. relatives and friends
mra yauowinR Clarsmore people
,r,rIrl tho wedding OF Mr. Wal
bail. ~ Ninta, and Miss May
,,.sr,lIcn NJ Chelsea, at the South
Methodist church at chelsea IhulS,
...,r.rr AZ $50 o'clock, followed
f..a reception at the homo OF th'
t-s,- parents, MIR and Mrs. rom
v.~rlII,u MIR and Mrs fAu! Fry
NJ ana Mrs j. W Bishop, MISS
,,g Eaton. Mrs W. W. Davis. Mrs
g. Lluo ana daughter Miss Ca
,,.a SIR and Mrs a '. Robinson
49, uapr, SchrImisher Misses
w.. and Lola Lipe. Mrs, W. II
'.,r..r Mrs i. c, BuShyhead and
,.r EHNArl, Jack Barrett and Ma
=, MlEUcrry
NJ. NJ. NJ Rayless returned Sun
.r.rH, from Atlanta, Ca. where
,7a attended the southern Baptist
convention.
vr and Mrs. J. c Resler and
t,'.tfers. Janct. and Mary o., spent
sunday u the home OF ThoS osten'
hers
Ma s q vlnsen and daughter,
F-r.,. r.'uEuod Thursday night
from , visit with relatives and
'-rN. a' Muskorco.
N.. au, Ecscr NJ Tulsa Ia
,prrI.ur ,ao. week with Mr.. and Mrs
A o. thalDcrE.
Mrs. Eugene Hardgravcs returned
homo sunday after spending the
Weekend AZ OkWulgoc with her
mother Mra Sarah Plank, and
other relatives and friends
Mrs D. " Dunaho and Mrs c. c.
?. - Parma. Mo, and Mrs G., \.
DAVIS OF Poplar Bluff Mo, arrived
On 900, U,g Tuesday for a visit with
ST aoJ Mrs H. H. Heath
W- and Mrs y r kirkpatrick
returned Monday night from Os-
u,rn knu where they attended
family tcun.on of the Kirkpatrick
family
Miss Eu0.nc Smith of Tnhlcquah
Us visiting 100 the home of Mr., and
Mr D. I Woods
81. tuI NrsuJ II Bernard re-
rau,I Monday nigh, from an ok
tended visit 10 Eldorado. Monctt,
s.uusao,d ana other points in Mis-
sour.
N- ana Mrs \. X Fowler gave
R community Inc cream supper AZ
their HwT last Slturdhg. evening
H.rr goo were present and every
ai. bal an enjoyable line
Nr and Nr. J " Stthlcr re-
urn.l % their home in oklahoma
.E Tuesday morning after short
'H.' n oarcmora with relatives
'rl '-a71.
Len H.eas returned home Tues
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
SWISS UNABLE TO GET
CHANGES IN BLOCKADE

REENE. Friday May 10 Tho
Swis, federal council today r1vo uuf
"a slatomon, M which complaint is
made that Switzerland has been uu.
able ip obtain from the al'lca wudl
nou'ious uf tho blockade of Germany
tho maintenance ~ which, ~ ia said,
rs putting Switzerland in . moro un-
tcnnhlo position.
Tho statement gives me text OF %
note which has hcon sent 10 tho all
led EuVCrumcui~ formally demand
ing that the blockade ho raised in 40
far as n concerns Switzerland. and
avlnC. In case the request is not
granted. switzerland will find II
necessary to recover her liberty ot
action.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

To enable women 10 carry rcrsrve
supplies of pcrfumcry hollow FIN
ger ring has been invented
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

J dcdiiOn ddVs

J 0cdfion days
Are near.
Most Joyous
Time OfBcdr.
No matter
" hat our age,
'TiS an
Interesting page
In Hfe's book
OF Happiness
and uOc.
lust ike the
Racer, listening
For the 20"
orr hearts arc
Beating fast
Authorization
Running high.
Eyes are dancing,
Lips arc smiling
There is no
Time TO sigh.
Vacation days
Are near.
Most joyous
Time of year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
LAND LEGISLATION
TO HELP SOLDIERS
TO Be INTRODUCED
Secretary Lane and Members Of
Congress Agree Upon Recon
struction Program To Be Put
Through at Special Session

Washington. May is.--Leglsiation
To enable soldiers 10 make homestead
settlements ON public lands was
agreed upon at conference today be-
tween Secretary Lane and members Of
the house ana senate and will be In
troduced when congress convenes. The
measure viii be based upon separate
bills prepared hy Representative
Mundell Of Wyoming and Senator
smoot Of Utah. and will provide Tor
the employment of soldiers az 81 a
day in the development OF public
lands and the allotment % lands 10
them for agricultural purposes.
The size % the tracts 10 un allotted
will be- left 20 the discretion of tho
secretary ~ the interior. but tho bill
will provide for the establishment of
ctVlr munity ccntcrs with
churches. schools and homes and for
tho advancement to each homcateader
~ $500 Tor tho development Of his
farm.
Attending the conference today
were senators Smoot and Myers of
Montana, and Representative Mon
doli, sinnott of oregon aud kinkaid
~ Nebraska.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-15
DIHIGIrIE HItI.Nks IOOsE
ANU ttt An~ lpft "a ttOIiI.

NJ Johns IS o. MN Is Tho diri.
rItls t-a broke adrift u strong
west Wind this afternoon and was car
TIri uuf tu sea.
Lieut. charles o. ilttlD. who was ln
the cockpit when fhr balloon broke
IUHs.. UI,I tn d,fIHtU thH bag Dos
pulling rIp cords &C. iu.pyd free
tH she hIF ship shot ul AHrd MyU
nu Tho rupss were thrown tn the
rrUunt. hu' no one injured Tho de-.
atrutrr Edwards which arrived h,r,
today. wHN .fIrf lu pursuit
Tho dirlF hlp. scheduled frf lu-s'a
nlu uuu.siup flight from this puf' 100
Tho lrIiIsh lalrs arrived here lu.IHf
after dHN Huu night cruise from
NHniauk Point n y The balloon hau
been lu tho uir tvruft five hpurH aud
furif five Wluutrs
tn, t.t reached tho QudNid tu-
rhurar, Hf f.ts p.m. GrrurWiDh time.
Gas am Sew lurk timer.
The fiatt from Muutauk Point was
made al am. yesterday Ih t.a
wHs ready fuf be- fi.rht across th" A
hnfI. h,I commander o. rttuluf
Commander Coil declared Hs I stop.
ped Huf Of fH, iirrINIra basket Both
fN' crew Huu fNr machine stood fhU
I.p aelL hr said A. y.t hr added
ru orders hId been issued .H. nT.r,
I..HH .|utuF.