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The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
STOP THAT ACHE!

Don't worry and complain about bad hack. Get rid of that pain and lameness! Use Doan't Kidney Pills. Many Brinkley people have used them and know how effective they are. Here's Brinkley case.
 Mrs. c. M. Tackitt, Western Part, says: Some years ago I was troubled with my kidneys and I had terrible backache. There was a sort of dull pain in my kidneys constantly and I had dizzy spells and black specks appeared before my eyes I was so greatly distressed by teh irregular action of my kid neys. On advice of a friend I started using Doan's Kidney < Pills. One box of Doan's cured me and I haven't been troubled since"
 COG, at all dealers. Foster Milburn Go, Mfgrs, N. Y.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
Hunter News.

Misses Mana Lee Dawson and Grace Downing were shopping in Brinkley Saturday.
 TIeber Freeman spent Friday in Little Rock visiting with his brother, Earnest, who is just back from over seas.
 M. Mushrush was a business caller in Pine Bluff Saturday.
 Willie Howard and Ernest Owen Dawson were in Little Rock Saturday.
 Miss Dona Brown left for a few days visit in Memphis. From there she will go to Ken tucky for an extended visit.
 Miss Hazel Brinneman oi Hilleman, is spending a fw days with friends in Hunter.
 Misses Grace Steed and Bess
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

Glover of Pine Bluff, came Mon day evening to attend the Com mencement Exercises.
 Dr. F. IL. Morris delivered a splendid Baccalaureate Sermon at the school auditorium, Sun day morning. Special music was rendered by the choir.
 Mrs. W. l.. Freeman and son, Heber, were in Brinkley Mon day.
 Ernest L. Freeman, who has been in France Il months, was and came home Monday even ing.
 Last Thursday evening the Freshmans and Juniors delight fully entertained the Seniors. The room was tastefully deco rated in the class colOrs. The evening was spent in games and music Dainty refresh
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
SCHEDULE FOR MONTH OF JUNE OF COUNTY AGENTS

The following schedule will be carried out for the month of June, the weather and roads permitting:
 June 2nd, Monday Elmer gency.
 June 3rd, Tuesday, Claren- don Az. Club, 1 p. III.
 June 4th, Wednesday, Roe Az. Club, i p. m.
 June 9th, Thursday, Allen dale Az. Club, 1 p. m. June 9th, Friday, Shiloh Az. Club, 1 p. m.
 June Eth, Saturday, Claren- don, Office.
 June 9th, Monday, Emergen- cy..
 June 10th, Tuesday, BrinEley Az. Club, p. m.
 June 11th, Wednesday, Elmer gency.
 June 18th, Thursday, Keevil Az. Club, 1 p. m.
 June 18th, Friday, Zent Az. Club, 1 p. m.
 June 14th, Saturday, Claren- don, Office.
 June 18th, Monday, Teach CTS Institute, Brinkley.
 June 17th, Tuesday, Teach CTS Institute, Brinkley. June 18th, Wednesday, Teach CTS Institute.
 June 18th, Thursday, Law 1enceville Az. Club, 9 a. m.
 July 18th, Thursday, Stevens Az. Club, 1 p. m.
 June 20th, Friday, Teachers Institute and Dyer Az. Club (hour given later.)
 June 21st, Saturday, Claren- don, Office.
 June 23rd, Monday, Emer- gency. June 24th, Tuesday, Black ton, Az. Club, 1 p. m. June 18th, Wednesday, Boys & Girls Az. Club Rally, Claren- don. Gall day.)
 June 26th, Thursday, Finer gency.
 June 27th, Friday, Emergen- | cy.
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June 18th, Saturday, Claren- don, Office.
s. l. A. NOTES.

The members of the $. 1. A. wish to thank all who contrib uted to the success of the play last Friday night and feel deep ly grateful to Mrs. Porter Shults for her untiring efforts and able manner in directing the play. Through an oversight of the Press Cor. her name was omitted from from the program as was also Miss Ruth Webber, who furnished the music. We
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

appreciate and thank each ! taking part. $11S.OO was cld ed. I do not think it unwise mention here the use the mol is to be put to. The new oiilc have paved for 2 sets of n (amounting to over SlOo' since last fall, and will glve' visiting teachers a receps Monday night, June 10.
 Press Col
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
Egyptian Pyramids.

It took 123,000,645 slaves, working I4 hours a day for three centuries to complete the pyramids of Egypt, and the mummies exported from them have not brought, all told, $1,000,000 New York Sun.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
WARNING ORDER

The Defendant, Jasper Smith is hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, Tennie Smith.
 This the 2S day of May, 1919.
 T. l.. Graham, Clerk.
 By c. J. Plumlee, D. c. s. $. Jefferies, for Plaintiff W. H. Gingles, Atty. ad litem.
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ments of light blue and gold brick ice cream and cake were served.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

Tell lem you saw IL n tho ~
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06
OUR LEASES TOTAL
 0l ACRES

80 in Comanche County, Texas near the Duke Fa in the Ranger Feldbetween the big wells of b Field and Liberty Oil Companys holdings This acreage rounded by producing wells.
 Peerless and the Terrell This land is but few hundred from nine of these wells, which ancrg the largest North Texas Field around 4,OO0 to 5000 barrels each
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
GUTAREY MAKES FRIENDS
FOR HIS CANDIDACY

g \ Avery and T.. l'o" GuthrrN
h0NN l-cn ,.,lrctri b, IN" oklahoma
stats guud Tuuds ts-utiatuu as repre-
.,t-A,tlNr. of rilsa county uu a board
NJ governors ~ wage - campaign Tor
the goui ROAD program ut governor
j " \ Robertson, Whi'h involves tho
expenditure ut "a sum spiUrN here h"-
tween 10000 uuO hud fIN.Uou. uhO
rh"N returned Yesterday from a
meeting ~ the nss'chuAun al nkla'
homa ,tiy ftidaS
A. thus mr'' M "A majority ~ tho
Countt.n ~ the stat" wrrr rrprc
rutcd aud ut the banquet Friday
nlght l11 plates Wvrr Spr'sii
The prugrnw uf the us prlnuun ~
to s.Ic-,t board ~ governors to l."
made up uf tNo mrn from "ach
county In th- state l'ha board of
governors Will urNt week select "a
Vatupulgn committees ~ thtc" men
to remain at the capital working Tor
good runda aud the plan tu have the
Legislature submit tho hOnh isaIe to
the I~'uplr, This committee Will later
htudi" the campaign lot the nHsn'ia
tluu prior 20 tho Tlc,tiun
Nj buthteN Who N chnltiat"
for the nfflc" uf stat. highway CON.
m Hsiouer. Vas endorsed hy y mum
hrt ~ Tho delegations attending the
Wcotrg. and IA" -ndots"inoniS filed
with Governor ltubrrtaun
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Population Of Camp
Funston In Increased

JUNCTION CtTN. kan. Jan. -
Despite tho rehabilitation otdcrs
under which men IN varying num-
bcra are being dls'hatsrd from The
service nj camp Funston. the popu-
lation ~ the camp has inrrcaScd
more than OOU IN a week because
~ the influx ~ mldicr du,ncnmcns
from other camps These mou w,vc
sent - Funston tn br mustered out,
but IA" arrivals have exceeded the
capacity ~ the camps eNit' ma
lh utfN
Tho arrivals which hti from ninny
Western camps, are being Iuurtrrcd
Ia twu casual camps established Tor
hat purposs one Nnp ~ MI
white men the other fur colnr.d
There we're 900 mon Ia camp
when the count IN uuuHti'u was
made, NJ compared with aN,uD0 tn"
Nerk before i'rw men ~ the
tenth diNlHiun hrr being mustered
out. bat various other units az" being
Rvnt home us private ,t.cus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
MARKETS
Financial
Live Stock
SHARES LOSE LARGE
PART OF ADVANCES
tr,day's Gains Forfeited In short IS-
change S<~~ion OF Saturday
Oils Take Drop.

NEW YORK. Jan. "a barge par,
O, ,e.terdays general advance In
,iock. was forfeited during today's
,hort session. due tn u combination
of profit taking and fresh pressure
AGAINST local utilities.
Usfn.,l ~ the authorities to grant
nri cased fares preclpitated declines
of one TO almost three points In
UrookIyn Rapid Transit Intcrna-
tttuni Consolidated prcfrrred, Rrpok-
lyu l'nion Gas ana tonaol dated Gas
obs the strongest features Of re-
cent days. forfeited one 10 three ana
half points, stre and copper. In
Guiding unit@i states Steel and
American smelling. an average OF "A
p.lui. and rails one to three points.
Texas Pacific was again most act
i've or the Interpretations. yielding
two and half points ot its recent
suhstantial advance, while Canadian
Iarific. " raul. Union lac.hc ana
htchison caacd on very moderate Of
frr.ngs. Sales amounted TO 800, 900
shnrCH
over year transfers OF loan wsrc
reflected In the weekly bank state
ment which reported an actual loan
Increase ~ tii6t0N. 600 anL an In
crease of almost $4,000, 900 In actual
eScesa reserves
Trading IN bonds was nominal. tho
tone becoming slightly irregular on
an easier trend FOR liberty issues
Total sales, par value, aggregated
tG17b.0OO Old United States bonds
we're unchanged on call during The
week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Hog Cholera LOSSES
GrOT SfeddiiB Less

WASllSGTNN. n e.. Jan g.
l.orurs from hog cholera declined
greatly In the four years lelt to 1917
hnd further reduction Re expected
for 1918. ~,ys a letter from the 49,"
rcttr, uf agriculture iu N1itton 4
Smith a member ~ the huuNo al
q, ,prrs"utuiiNtS
The secretary calls attention "a
the necessity for state cO operation IN
the federal governments campaign
against this dcs,ructi'o animal dis
OHaV
tn. LOSSES for l9l, tntAlrd zoe o.
400 animals, which valued nt 10 90
"a hrud made a. monetary lnss ~ ,dI -
p5,,6l. Tor 1910 2.pbs,lN animals.
valued ~ ma u head, monetary
lnsa ~ tl2.t7b.l90. During the four
years the number " animals taken
hy the dlHeas. was issabpol rep
rc..ntlns IA value ~ ttss,Ns,s,i.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
PAVING PUZZLE HAS
THE CITY GUESSING
Petitioners. Dc-ir, ,o tNr~ Coutrnsr-
ors to luifiIi iiids Made
N~forr the War.

Just how to handle the paving
by the city commission, some 20
Miles ~ work hclng under contract
AT prices made nv contractors based
nm pro war u1'r'H' ava hhur ro.ts
ana an enforcement ~ the cuutrr,'s
VIII work u grcnt hardship on the
contractors many ~ whom would
be forced into bankruptcy
Petitioners nrc Insisting that thc
city compel contractors 20 wo ahead
under their agreement Regardless ~
the hardship It would work on the
contractors
The matter has boon checked M
80 the rltv engineer ava sumr snlu
'.'u r,HN dNrlup Nlunr WITH 'h" let
t'rr ~ new work that n now pend
iur
Figures IN tho offI,c ~ VI !
McNultv. ~ commissioner ~ sirccta
ahnw that tfti so is unior contract
u mart llrDtd, being under cuuHtrur.
tion
~ tho r,,inr included I'm tho l,''
iiuu urIor Ia the wpr conditions
much ~ the West Tuluh work the
ililDr"s' contract ana FpN llrv"n'h
street hps ho"n progressing f'r the
pnw Ncnr
~ iu estimated that under contract
ana petition there IL In tho rcirh
horhoud uf : O0O O0n worth ~ street
improvements ahead Tor 1919 Gitv
Engineer Nvss ana his force have"
been husy fpr several dhNH making
a man showing what hns heon CON.
plrted IN the way OF paving, what ~
! let and what IL petitioued At nm
early date the exact rroN figures
viii hr ready FOR suhmission 80 the
commission
w NNss said YESTERDAY that his
uhscucc from tho office hrcbur ~
/ illnc1 had prevented the prepnrn.
I tiOn ~ the figures earlier. ana that
/ Tor the reason ho was making u
| check tn get the figures down TO
/ prcscnt conditions he preferred not
/ tu hazard a guess ns to what II would
/ represent In the building program Tor
] 1919
All ~ the petitions on file In the
| cltv attorneys office were drawn up
/ into u tentative rcsolui ton and
handed Nr WyEs by Attorney Srecd
| Inst week. nnd after check has been
made on them 4, viii be po~'lhl" to
! ascertain IN miles and cost a very
/ important building statistic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Kansss Ctr IIvs s,cch

kANsAS Ol1N Ian IIot. N~c~Ipis
500 ,ln.dy huh ~ lOni a. heavy
81 n0alit0, liehts tldp0d lJ.5O. piss
90 OOGi1sO
Cattle Receipt, non: No iouiherns
u-sdy pfime fed sieets ,tsOO0 20 "a,
dressed heet steers tiJ n-nls 90 suuthotn
st.sts o. 0nN IL 90 COWS 81 0Oa II 30.
heifsfs o. OOdtit siockers " Na
Ia 90, eA,cs 81 OOdi 90.
sheep Receipts 400 steady lamss
eia sod ~ rs; yArhnss eii h04is IS
w-thsr- " 500 2S. ewes " SOD II ai
,toekets W OOd 1880
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Music Students Flockins 10
Tulsa to Study With
HARRY JACOB
SPINDLER

That tho music loving people OF
oklahoma are awakening To the
great advantages offered by the
Tulsa institute ot Music aud Ftne
Arts is well evidenced hy the large
number of pupils who enrolled dur
lug the past week from various parts
NJ IN" country Harry Jacob spindler,
director ~ the Institute, IL ono ~
the frw instructors IN this country
who iH able to advance the pupil into
the highest degrees ~ musical pro.
ficieucY llc has IN" natural gift of
iupRrtiug knowledge ana h. IN o
complete master ~ technique ana
Interpretation. owing to ths many
requests from different localities
throughout oklahoma Mr.. srlndler
has consented To give n number Of
piano recitnls IN tn, Early spring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

Sr Louis Ian re- ripts 4 500 Toe
~ 900 mtSed and butchers fl7. .HOu
90 rood heavy tl7 f5W itOO, buh
tl1 GOGl7 %
tstile Receipts goo steady nsii,.
beef steers " 900 1850. ,esrlins steers
and heiirra 20 3ON ~ uu. COWS " hum
- 50 stactrfs and ierdrfs y ind g. 90 ,
fair to prime southern beef ttrcts go UON
~ 90 beef COWS and hsiiaf, o. SOD 700 (,
native calves t515dli5n
SHEEP l'rcsptS auo steady lambs
n-rs aud choppers " b00do0o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Kansas City ufAn

KANSAS Clrl. Jan. cash wheat
n'haugcd Ia ic lo~~ so 1 hard .. ~
t!i5a2 ~, so igIamgi.
'otn lc ia 20 higher Nn mtep
" "a lo No ~hite " iud - No
% Nrllos " ttwI57
oats n0lanscd 10 ~ higher No g
hv ~ t.Hl 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

Wantcd-2Oxis vacuum pump and
horse power eng ne and lsxsS ID
'umpressor and l0b-horse power en-
tlne Hlsn proportion meter for
$4,000 feet of gas at GO pounds pre-.
sure. state make ana force Ad-
dtrss F-ts. car. World ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

VllCAuo. Jan -butisf Higher ,
rfesmrf isdti ~
hggs tssir irsis t21 m61sc. or
dinsfy nts' hpd Uur al msfk, CAsrs "a.
clud"d o0H H?c
Potatoes Highs Wisconsin Michigan
an, Minnssols bwls titbulsb ditto
sa,h VI sOd
l'oultri slNr lover. fowls ?5de9c ;.
fpringS &c. turkeys 500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
WILL PREPARE PETITION
FOR ANNEXATION TO TULSA

M st"pr have been taken IN III.
matter ~ IA" annexation ~ that part
~ Waguu"r county In tho A,nn"hluf
country tu Tulsa ,uuutN Wee rr~.-
ideul Rrrer ~ the chamber ~ com
merco, hua named the following com.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Nov Yorh Money

NlN Npkk Ian MtfHariIl. rsrst
% = COY Sgoruns ~ dsy .us a. b,
runu'rrsl UD.dsi bills on hausa i7-A
COMMERCIAL 90 daN billie If.Ig demand
cAhlcs 10 90
,r,ildop demand iat oAhlas 4gk
Noii'an dollars TN
Irregular
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

on men and lease holders We are
IN the market for drilling PROPOSE
tons with "A merit, settled or flush
Production, wildcat or any good
bonhflde property that requires ad
Nancement of money Wa are not
brokers but buyerA Call 230 Iowa
Bldg ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

columbia university has appointed
McIoRr INcohV manager of the 1873
varsity nine Jacohy who IL In the
navy. fred the turpeiocr that de-
Troycd two Austrian submarines In
tho naval battle In the harbor of
puln.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
LAND EDu SALE

70 acres OF land 8 miles north
east Welling, okla Price. $1,000.
Also II acres in northeast townsh p
'tnig county. Okla. Address G, A.
Sanderson, Crescent, okla ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

NrW YuRk. Jan 4 Tho actual c.,ndi
Ton OF clearing house hAIks and ttIht
''mp.ni"s Tor tho week tive dayti show,
nat the, hold s0i $50 lIO fessf,o 10 "a
''" oi legal tequt~mrHts ths IL an Ia
,fvase Of tls3iA i-n iran la, w.rk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

FORT WORTH. lpA. Jan Cattle
Receipts 1000 unohau god ste.rs " OOd
IL so
Hog. Receipts $500 siesdyS hsuy,
sl7 2bdiiIO
m--p R-esip,, 7g5, unshsnsed. lamb.
ga SO u $50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

To lease, NwL of SWx OF Ia
10 -l0e, Creek county. miles south
"t kelleyville Drilling proposition
preferred. X n. Murphcy Dyal-up-
church building. Jacksonville. Fla
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
OIL ANDGAS
1s'sa ssppisss proAuesisa Eva

Experienced lease man wants po-
Nuon with ol company or lease
broker. Understand all phases " the
business tracing titl-s depart
mental lcasing. securing drilling con-
tracts II might be 10 your interes,
TO tlk the deal over with me. Box
l2a, West Tilsn, Oklh.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

Clllcnn, Jan 4 Cora so 9 ,e'loN
nominal
ush STANDARD 7aId5:Ac
Rye No . s'Cgt
hafrb #pScatl Ut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

For drilling proposition, 100 acres,
lhe southeast quarter OF section i-2t-
Production half mile east Phone
s7l.-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

For SALE --isO- barrel produc.
ION, leases, tools and equipments
no agents need answer. Cali COS
Unity Building ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

For Salc--One- working In
trf"rt Blrd Creek settled production.
Ten acres two wells and complete
power plant. Phone s7l Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

Wanted Nrneage for drilling
quick acuonl Texas preferred
southern Development Company.
b9h Robinson building ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

for salc- New National sN. 90
pound cnnns. W. n. Rogers. phone
i6l9.--Adv.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-05
THE\--NOW.

When once I wore the olive I'll q"
OF great distinction. |.
The girls would turn and sn'llc ~ ''0
And no one passed mo BY
When al a dance | had my choice
OF every girl in sight,
And anywhere that | would go
Was wecomcd with delight
BY every ono | chance TO meet
BY now-oh. what a change
I'm wearing "civieS" and the %iTlS
Are looking at long range
When to the dances now go
| wait MY turn with those
who used to stand and envy me
The lad in khaki clothes.
If sometimes would go to churGh
corr duty now and thcn),
| always had the front line pew,
Reserved for army men.
But not SO, nOW-WECDC ef J. so,
| sit back by tho door;
And no one seems to know or care,
AS they did once before.
| always walk and pay my fare
Whore once I used to spin
Cross country in Il motor car
Whose driver asked nc in.
This sudden jolt upsets me quite,
Unhappy is my lot.
'Tis hard when one has been all ace
To drop to A two spot.
I'm just mere man. like all the rest
The girls they now dispense.
The war-it was q dreadful thing,
Bat this frceze-Out is worse,
FLORENCE Y. OSMUN,
in the New York Herald.
MorristoWn, \. }.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-05
FORD is READY TO
FLIVVERIZE EUROPE
Will Open Automobile Plants for the
Manufacture of Cars in Spain,
Holland and France.

New York, May 3.-NoW that
Europe has had nearly everything else
done to it, Henry Ford has com pleted
plans to f1ivvefizc the continent, A.
few OF these plans were announced in
New York last night by Robert G.
Neiley, manager Of the foreign de-
partment of the Ford Motor company,
and indications arc that in Il few
years flivvers will be as common in
Europe as Bolshevists are now.
At a recent conference with his for
cign managers, Mr.. Ford decided to
go after the European trade i'll earnest,
He will erect, at a cost Of $1,000 600
each, assembling plants at CadiZ,
Spain. and at Copenhagen, Denmark,
and in addition will open an assem-
bling plant at Bordeaux and an office
in Paris. The new 'plants in Spain
and Denmark will be able to handle
about 10000 cars year. From Co
penhagen. Poland and the Scandina-
Wan countries Will be supplied, and
Russia also, as soon rs the Bolsh cviki
calm down so that a fivver will be
safe on the roads.
1t has also been announced that Mr..
Ford has obtained the right to sell his
cars in the Belgian Congo. That was
he last country in which the liVvet
was unknown.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-05
KEYSTONE MEN DO
NOT CARE TO MARCH
councils attention to cottage near
Before tho Celebration in
Philadelphia.

Camp Dix, May 5.--"Wc don't want
to parade. VIC want to get back homo
and 10 our jobs" said number of
the boys of the 2Sth U<CyStOnc) di-
vision, hailing from various parts Of
PENNSYLVANIA. when they learned they
would not be mustered out Of service
until after the parade in their honor
in Philadelphia. at a date not set This
slogan was taken up by virtually all OF
the men of the division, and it was de
cidcd that ii would be unWise TO keep
the men here longer. Saturday near
~ tlll OF them received their discharge
papers and hurried out Of camp, som o
Of them promising to take part in the
parade, but most Of them answerine G
mo- when the question was put to
them.
Base hospital ST, organized at
Syracuse. \. Y, was iSchargcd from
camp this morning. About 50 per
cent. Of these men go back to the vi
cinity of Syracuse, the others to
various parts Of the country. The base
hospital is made UP OF $50 men.
The 18th division and the 29th di-
vision, both New Jersey men. arc on
pected to reach Camp Dix toward tho
end Of this week.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-05

Taxes have ever been unpopular, no
matter how necessary they might be.
1t can be said without fear of dispute
that the tax on soda fountain drinks
is the most unpopular since the peo-
pie began to pay cent or two extra
on A thousand and one articles to car
~ along the cost Of the war,
The tax on ice cream sodas, for ex-
ample hits the wage Garner hard. 1t
is a direct check on the only pleasure
many men and women allow them
selves. Since the war began the price
of ice cream sodas has been increased
in many establishm dispensing
them. This high price plus the tax
means real sacrifice. Ice cream is
said TO have food values. IN addition
to that it is cooling and refreshing
II now steps into the luxury class and
becomes an additional burden for the
common people to carry.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-05
ONE KILLED, MANY
HURT AT SERVICES
Heavy Window Falls - Feet p;,,;
Them Beneath PENNSYLVANIA
Among 100 NOrShippcrS

Trenton, \. j., May 5--onc woman
was crushed to death. twenty othcrs
were injured, six badly. and a small
panic followed shortly before 4
o'clock Yesterday afternoon when =
NcntljatOr window and sash fell SOY
cntN-hNc feet from the roof Of st,
MarN's cathedral.
There werc 1900 women in the
church, and the closing service Of a
mission of tho Ninccntian Fathers Of
Germantown was about TO begin
Whcn the accident happened. Michael
cam pb"ll church usher, who at
tempted to open the window, Is pros
lralcd and continually accuses him
self OF being to blame. Physicians
tear MS mind is temporarily affected.
me window weighed from 800 to
1oo poun6s. 1t came down without
any warning and landed across sew
cTaI pcWs, shattCring them and pin
ming the occupants beneath. lmmc-
d'2telH there was rush Of women T."
the streets while the ushors tried TO
calm those who remained.
Flrclncn from headquarters, a
block away, took charge Of the work
Of rescue. From under the debris
Of the wrecked pewS they took the
body OF Miss Mary Kennedy Of no.
135 Chaunccy street Her neck was
broken and her skull was fractured.
She had died instantly.
Six others from surrounding pcws
were next taken out and ambulanccs
wore called from Mercer and 81.
Francis hospitals. Before tho ar
rival of the physicians, however, the
Gremcn dressed tho wounds Of those
who were suffering most from loss
of blood.