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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
NELEIDzIA VOKIECIAMS
KoNTROLIUOTI RHINE.

Paryzius, liepos 15.- -Kairiji
Rhine upes Soma palma sayo
kontrolen talkininku nuskirto-
il komisija. Berlyno valdzia
buvo nuskyrusi savo atstova
su igalioiimu paimtl kontrolen
ta Pareini. Bet talkininkai lie
pc jam keliauti atgal Berlynan
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
10000 ARMENp KEL1AUs
NAMO.

Konstantinopolis, liepos Is.
laikrastis Jagada-
mart pranesa, kad 10000 ar
menu tuojaus aplelsla Besara-
biia If iSkeliausia Armenijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
S. VALsTIJOS IMASI Uz
MEKSIKOS.
Reikalauja apsaugoti svetimsa'
liu gyvybe ir manta.

Washington, liepos 15.- -Suv.
Valstijos, pabaigusios reikalus
su Vokietija, imasi pagaliaus
pravesti tvarka ir Meksikoje.
Ia daro spiriamos talkininku.
Mes jan kelinti metal Meksiko-
je svetimSaliai bjauriai perse-
kiojami If zudomi-
Suv. ValstijQ vyriausyb9 pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
AVALINES SU MEDINIAIS
PADAIS.

New York, liepos 15.-Ava-
linip fabrikantas Weldon Har-
rison praneSe, jog ateinaneiais
metals zmon6s imsia neSioti
avalines su mediniais padais.
Skuros avalin6s busia neinper-
kamOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
TAIKos KoNFERENCIJA
NIEKO NEVEIKS ARR
JOS KLAUSIME.

Paryzius, liepos -Taikos
konferencijojje galutinai nutar-
ia nesvarstyti Airijos likimo
klausimo. Mes taip nori Angli-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
NAuJAs AMBAsADoR1Us-
tf,es.,
ITALIJOJE.

Paryzzius, liepos "A. - suv.
valstijq ambasadorius Italijo-
je Page rezignavo. 10 vietOn
paskirtas Brand Whitlock, da-
bartinis S. V. ambasadorins'
Belgijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15

Berlynas, liepos 15.-Vokie-
tijos valdzia paprastuoju trau-
kinio vagonu sveicarijon is
siunte 80 milijonq markiu aux
Sc, kaipo reikalinga sveicarijai
atlyginima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
NUBAUsTA KALEJ1M.

Vakar Chicagoje krimina-
liam teisme nubausta kalejimu
nuo vieneriq metu ligi gyvos
galvos Mrs. Vera Trepagnier
uz nuzudyma Pauliaus Vol
land.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
Lenkq legiijjonieriq
pogromai Lietuvoje
Talkininkai SVenGia persales
sVente

mus, bet 10 nerado mamie.
Pasigavo to zmogaus vaika
If em6 su deganciais Siau-
dais il Svilinti, kuomet vaikas
negalejo pasakyti, kur yra jo
t6vaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
164 zMONES KALTINAMI
Uz NUzUDYMA CARO-.
Kolcakas nori su jais savaip
apsidirbti.

Stockholmas, liepos 15.-Kol-
eako .valdzia Siberijoje atliko
iStirinejimus reikale nuzudy-
mo rusq caro- Sd jo Seimyna.
Valdzia turi dokumentu, sulig
kuriu net 164 zmones yra kai-
THANH toje nepaprastoje zmog-
zudysteje.
Isleista slaptas isakymas.
Admirolo Kolcako valdzios
teisdarystes minister's seniau
iSleido slapta isakyma Siberi-
jos armijos Komendantui, ge-
nerolui Domontovic.
Dabar tas isakymas paskelb-
tas vieSai. ISdalies jane sako-
ma:
"Abdikavusio imperatoriaus
Nikalojaus reikale, kurs yra
pavestas mano rankosna, Sc
kantieji asmenys atrasti kalti,
kaipo dalyvavusieji toje nepa-
prastoje zmogzudysteje."
Isakoma areStuoti.
Toliau iSvardinami visi 1G4
zmones If pabaigoje sakomq:
"Tie visi zmon6s, katrie yra
apleide Jekaterinburga pir-
miau musu okupacijos, turi
but kaip nors surasti If sugau-
dyti. Meldziu telegraph duoti
isakyma savo armijos buriams
Gia isvardintQ sugautu zmoniu
nezudyti, bet juos tuojaus pri-
statyti j armijos uzpakalines
linijas If man apie tai praneS-
IT,"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
Japoniija duoda arnotql paint
Petrograda

Be to, reikalingi sarvuoti
automobiliai ir lakstytuvai.
Petrogradas bus palmtas.
Neziurint tn yisq trukumq
il sunkenybiQ, ella su pasiti-
kejimu tvirtinama, jog per va
sara visvien Petrogradas bus
paimtas nuo bolseviku.
Suprantama, su Petrogrado
paemimu yra suristi dideli
nuostoliai ir didelis kraujo
praliejimas.
Bet rusai to visa nesigaili.
Bi tik bus iSgelbetas Petrogra-
das if aname prayesta demo-
kratine tvarka.
Bolsevikai Judo zmones.
Rusq bolSevikai posenovei
Judo zmones uz dezertavima
savo kareiviq ir oficieriu.
" dezertavima is raudonq-
ju armijos pries bolsevikus at
sake dezerterlu namiskiai ar
ba ju gimines.
W pabegusius is raudonqjQ
armijos penkis kareivius boil
Sevikai nuzudo viena zmogu.
Vienas zmogus zudomas uz
kiekviena pabegusl oficiera:
Kraunamas maistas j
sandelius.
AmerikoniSki maisto sande=
liai Suomijoje Wis daugiau uz-
kraunami maistu. Tas maistas
skiriamas Petrogrado gyvento-
jams, kcomet tas miestas bus
paimtas nuo bolSeviku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
PATIES ORLAIVIO K0MEN
DANTO PASAKOJIMAI.
Kaip atlikta R-34 kelione at
gal j Anglia.

Londonas, liepoS lbs A
merikos praeita SeStadieni An
glijon parSkrido anglQ orlai-
Wis R34. Orlaivio kOmendan-
tas Scott $tai kq pasakoja apie
ia savo kelione:
ESu kaip tik tikras Sp6jikaS.
Ia nakti, kuomet mes apleido-
me New YorkO padanges, bu-
vau p,.Eakes, kad NUNS kelio-
ne atgal j Anglia uzims apie
7O-SO valandQ. Kelione mes at
Iikome ] - valandas. Tuo tar
pu kelionei j Amerikq buvo
reikalinga 1OS valandq.
Pastarqjam muSQ skridimu
i$pradziQ patarnavO prielan-
kuS vegas, neZlurnll NlenoS HID
Sinerijos sugedimo.
Pirmqsias 800 myliQ mes
skridome CANA greitai. Dare
me y mazgu valandoje, o kar-
taiS If daugiau.
Nepamirs atsisVeihnimo.
Nekuomet nepamirSiu atsi-
sveikinimo su New YOrku,
kuomet musu orlaivis paleng-
va apsuko aplink Times box
Sta tuojaus po pusiaunakeio
1000 pedp augStumoje. Pc mu-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15

ir su kitomis keturiomis masi-
nerijomis.
Abelnai imant, retail kada
pavartojamos antkart visos
penkios maSinerijos.
Keliones metu dazniausla
veikia tiktai keturios maSine-
rios.
Dekingi geradariui.
Suv. Valstijose gyvuoja svai-
galq prohibicija. Nelengva
NUNS buvo gauti kelionei rel
kalingq svaigalu (rumo).
Visgi atsirado toks gerada-
ris kurs NUNS indave svaiga-
lu. Jam az tai esame daug de-
kingi.
Tas geradaris tik NUNS yra
zinomas. Mes jis mus pasilde,
kuomet mes augStumoje bu-
vom sustinge.
Tai pirmasis meginimas.
R-34 kelione j Amerika If at
gal-tai pirmasis ism6ginimas.
Ir tai pasekmingai atliktas.
Manau, trumpoj ateityJ
transportacijoje per Atlantlka
ivyks svarbios atmainos. Or
laiviai bus padidinti ir jie pa
sekmingai be jokio pavojaus
atliks keliones taip, kaip SIAN
die atlieka laivai.
Bet su orlaiviais keliones
tue bus parankios, kad jos bus
atliktos greitai-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15
L1EPos Is, 1919 NJ.

Chicago siandie If rytoi
grazus oras; siandie vesiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-15

DRAUGAS PUBLISHING CO., Inc,
1900 w. 46th ST., Chicago, Illinois.
Phone Mckinley 6114. EStabl. 1908
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
SUPREME COURT
HOLDS o|L.cAS
ACT IS LEGAL
State Mine Inspector Loses
Fight of.NearIy Two Years,

Reversing a decision OF Judge Hay
son in the district court OF Oklahoma
county, the supreme court this morn
ing upheld the constitutionali,y OF the
act OF the 1917 Legislature creating an
oil and gas conservation department
as par, of the corporation commits
sion.
Validity OF the act was attacked by
Ed Boyle, state mine inspector, shortly
after its enactment on the ground that
It took away certain duties conferred
upon his department by the eonstitu-
ton. asserting that il was his duty to
supervise the oil industry in the state.
Tht court holds that the constitution
does not specifically or by implication
confer on the chief mine inspector any
duties in reference 10 the conservation
OF oil and gas.
The opinion OF the court was writ.
ten by Justice Miley befort his retire
ment from the bench on January IS.
Justices Hardy, Kane and Sharp dis.
sent Justice Harrison did not par.
ticipate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
TELEPHONE RATE
COMPLAINTS ARE
GIVEN HEARING
AItus Man Says "Station-to-
Station" Service Myth,

The station to. station service
which is supposed to make telephone
tolls cheaper under the rates pre-
scribed by Postmaster General A. 6.
Burleson, is myth, according 10 the
testimony of J. T. Gibbons. OF the
Gibbons Grain company OF Al,us. be.
,iore the state corporation commission
today.
Gibbons testified ,ha, he had placed
call, from Altus TO Oklahoma City.
asking only TO be connected with a
certain telephone number here, and
that he had been charged the per
son.to-pcrson' rate.
Service IL Rotten.
According 10 Gibbons testimony.
long distance telephone service has
reached such a poin, that 'e has ha |
to issue an order in his ,ffice that
no one shall answer the long distance
telephone except himself.
Report charges piled up enormous
ly before this order was issued. and |
deemed II unfair that our customers
should be charged up for talking 10 a
stenographer or clerk or some other
person who could not talk business -
Gibbons said. Then after | issued
the order the telephone company as a
subterfuge would put long distance
calls through on the local phone"
In commenting on this practice w
r. Humphrey, chairman OF the cor
poration commission. said
Practice "Unfair."
1T is manfestly unfair tha, where
YOU are paying ior a long distance
telephone. that long distance calls
should be routed over the local phone
ii | we're submitted to such a practice
| would tear both phones of the wall
and throw them on, the window
That's what you ought 10 do"
Gibbons case was one OF four be.
fore the commission today. All four
cases were heard and orders will be
issued later. In each OF the cases
COMPLAINT was made against the Burle-
son order.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
LIQUOR MEN TO
TRY REFERENDUM
Popular Vote Is Sought in
Fourteen States,

CINCINNATI, Feb. lS- Rcieren-
DUN elections will be sought in four
teen states on the federal prohibit
tion amendment, according to an an
nouncement made by the National As
sociation OF Dis,illers and Wholesale
Liquor Dealers here today, They are
Arkansas, California, Colorado
Idaho, Maine. Michigan Missouri
Nebraska. Nevada, New Mexico
Ohio. Oregon. Utah and Washington
Leading distillers here state ,ha,
they believe that at leas, thirteen oI
these fourteen states will reject IN,
amendment and thus defeat national
prohibition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

he whaled il as his comrades whaled
their German adversaries.
Colonel ~Bilr' Proud Man.
Colonel Bill" Hayward. who once
was a public service commissioner il
New York, was as proud of his boys
as they were OF their leader.
lie grinned up at Governor AT
Smith a. the regimen, swung past the
reviewing stand at Sixteenth street
and the governor grinned back in
warm welcome to Colopel Bill and
his homecoming heroes.
Mrs. Vincent hstor thrus, her heat
through q window Of her home ant
treated all and sundry who might carr
n look to tl,e sight oi the wife o
one OF the worlds richest men shower
:.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
bORAH WILL
NOT ATTEND
CONFERENCE
Senator Refuses to Keep
League Secrets,
INVITATION IS REFUSED
Republicans Plan General At
tack on Plan,
ORy Tho A,,oelntcd pr.s.l


WASHINGTON, Feb IL Senator
Borah OF Idaho. has asked to be eN.
cused from attending the dinner at
the White House a, which Prcsiden,
Wilson will discuss with members OF
the foreign relations committee OF con
gfesS the constitution OF ;ho proposed
leagnc Of nations
In a letter TO Secretary Tumulty
Senator Borah said it was the custom
TO hold III confidence any information
received at such gathering, and tha,
he was not willing to be bound TO
silence on such al important subject,
OF which he and the pfesiden, dis
agreed fundamentally.
Refusal .Cabled Wilson.
lie added that nothing could make
him agree with the constitution OF
the league as II now stood
White House officials said no other
member OF the committee had declined
the presidents invitation. and tina, II,
was understood all the others would
accept.
On receiving the Idaho senator's let
,ef today, Secretary Tumulty imme-
dia,ely transmitted i, by wireless to
PreNdcn, Wilson aboard the transport
George Washington OF his way home
from France.
Senator Borak is one Of a group
Of senator's, which includes some
democrats, - we'll a, republicans, who
oppose any sort OF Observation-Disclosures
! se4 whnoa, uGooaAiiion 70 The laaGua ~
proposed, has been regarded a. q fore
gqpe conclusion.
Othsrs Nay Not Attsad.
There have been hints that several
Of the republican members Of the
committee might refuse TO attend the
presidents dinner TO which the mem
bers of the comit,ees Of both houses
dealing with foreign affairs were in
vited by wirele" TO 20 over the pro-
posed constitution article by article,
There were no surface indications to-
day, however, that others would fol-
low Mr.. Borah's example
The dinner has been arranged for
Wednesday evening, February 70. a
day or two after the president lands
at Boston.
Debate in the senate, which has been
expected to break on, at any moment,
in spite Of the presidents request that
!, should be withheld until after his
meeting with the committeeman. prob
ably will begin tomorrow. Senator
Poindexter OF Washington. republican
has an address which he expects to
deliver tomorrow and Senator Borah
and several others are preparing TO
speak.
Senator Poindexter formally gave
notice when the senate met of his in.
tention TO speak tomorrow. The SEN
ator said he planned TO address the
senate Thursday.
Several republican members of the
tcontlnusd on Page q, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Frau Ebert Says
She'll Cook Meals
In Royal Palace
(By Universal servlce.)

THE HAGUE. Feb, l8I-Friedrich
Ebert, former harness maker, now
president Of the German republic. 10
about to 40 10 Berlin. where he will
live At Bellevue Palace, one Of the
most gorgeous abodes Of royalty In
the former empire
II will never forget that | sprang
from the working people" lie said 10.
day. His wife holds the same ideas,
She told correspondents today tha,
she will continue 10 cook, sew. wash.
make her own clothes and fetch coal
and will have no servants.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

TO fetch home OF
course. when one
OF the hell fight
er" decvloped a
liking for anything
German II was as
good as his. SO
Willie Just nl,ur-
ally took the drum
What became OF
the German? Who
cares a boot about
that, Willie go,
the drum. and
when the first re-
turned con- b a I
troops paraded in
New York streets.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Dem Cullud Boys Sho' Is de Fightin'est Men!
They Stir New York, Eat Chicken, 'nev'thing
i'm Europe Jes' Invented
Jazz, OATS All; "He0''
Johnson and Other Dusky
Heroes Are Showered With
Flowers and FayOrS,

was Willie Webb. a Louisville. ~
negro. whaling away at snare drum
Webb had whaled other snare drums
IN his life time, bu, never with quite
tly same satisfaction and abandon
fm II was German drum. In the
great Champagne iigh, Willie saw 4
German performing on tha, drum and
decided II would be bully souvenir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Hospital Units Coming.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l8-General
Pershing has reported that evacuation
hospitals Nos Is and -. base hospital
No Y, including hospital unit X, AMI
the third army mobile ordnanc. repair
shop, have been assigned for early
convoy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
2oI, "BOI' Hayward'S Fa-
nous Negro Hell Fight
erS," Who Made Many
German Women Widows,
Given ROuSing Ovation
CBy Universal Service }

NEW YORK. Feb ls- Bullet
dcn'ed TIN" helmet, crowned the
woolly heads Of Colonel "Bilr Hay
wards dusky "hell.hghtefs' New
Works old Fifteenth (colored) regi-
men,, as they marched up Fifth ave
nlc amid the plaudn OF great
throngs OF white and coloreG people
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Heu JVuubVu. UIIcTs
Croix De Cuerre Tops Flas.

Many a proud glance was sent by
the marching heroes to the colors at the
front which were topped by the Croix
DE Guefre, presented BY the French
for the regiments gallan, action dur
ing us l9l days OF the most strenu-
Gus fighting OF the entire war.
Way mp at tho front, too, was Lieut.
Jim Europe's famous jazr band. send
ing forth spirited martial strains ,ha,
thrilled the onlookers and evoked
thunderous applause. Lieutenant Jim
did not march because he had Just
risen from a sick bed. But l,e was In
the parade. nevertheless. The reGi-
ment could not lose Jim. lie rode IN
A. 4. 'A,eTGs'tsi SsI;. ~ ;SG :!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Iowa Governor Ill.

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Feb. ls.--
Gov W. ln Harding is in a hospital
At Carroll. Iowa, suffering from gland
ular infection near his ear, which may
cause his confinement for several
days, ], was said today no operation
would be necessary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

hero, a fact New
York was not slow
to recognize or
backward in a.
knowledging They
had fought their
way ,riumphan,ly
from the Cham .
pare TO the Ar
gonne forest, earn
ing their title as
"hell fighters" a.
they cut, hacked
and shot their way
through opposing
masses Of the best
the boeie had to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Boche Assembly Reverses
Decision to Break Truce

WEIMAR Monday. Feb. 1.-THE German cabinet
voted early Sunday morning reject the allied
for the renewal Of the armisce and take the chance
of an allied military advance being ordered. After
consultation with the party leaders, however, the de-
cison changed and Sunday night orders were
Issued that the aTmistice be signed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Army of Denikine
Cleans Up Reds

ODESSA, Thursday, Feb. l5-Ths
an,i-bolshevik army OF General Deni.
kline has reached the Caspian Sea
having advanced $50 verss and cap.
tured 81 200 prisoners, rs guns and
eight armored trains.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Food for Poland
in Danzig Harbor

BASEL, Feb. l8-Three American
steamers laden with foodstutis for
Poland. arrivedeat Neufahrwasser. N
the Gulf Of Dsnzig at noon Monday,
according TO Danrig adviecs received
here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

bayonet-they usually made some
German woman . widow before the
boche soldier could use his steel on
them.
sandwiched IN among the musicisns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

or arm, or had been otherwise in.
iured by German shot and she'll.
MAD naay 0srnAa Wilows.
II, Is worthy Of note that scarcely
4 MAN B6re ] w6uk6 YP0ni German
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
Negro School Home
At langston Merely
Group Of Firetraps

Compelled Support Domestic Science Department
From Own Measer Funds, Because State Appropriate
Nothing for it-Reference Library Consists Largely
Of Copies of the Congressional Record-Even Manual
Training Department Has Few Tools But Despite
These Many Handicaps the University 10 Doing Splsn
did Work Among the Negroes Of Oklahoma - More
Money Should Be Provided.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
$75O,O0O Motive Show
Opened BY Fire of rs
Cannon in City Streets

A French rs, the idol gun of the
French people, and the most efficient
piece OF field artillery the world has
known. was drawn through the streets
OF the city this morning and an
nounoed by its laundering report the
opening OF the biggest exhibit OF au-
tomotive machinery ever seen in the
southwest.
The parade. headed by Chief Mich
OILS, left the hall shortly after 10
o'clock this mornin- and proceeded
down Main street. From time to time
the rs was mlimbered from the s-ton
camouflaged Holt tractor which was
pulling 1t, and fired The shells
which had been loaded with fine con-
fct,i, sounded just like the real thing
The airplanes which were expected
from Post Field and which il had
been planned would fly as low as pos,
sible over the city and drop litera-
ture relating to the show had not ar.
rived late this morning.
Military Exhibit Attraction.
The military exhibi, was attractive
The Ninth field artillery is the onl,
regiment Of completely motorized ar.
tillery in the world. aud there is a
sample Of all parts Of is equipment
a, the show,
A big lSS millimeter Scheinder
American made howi,rcr was one o
the most interesting features, In add
ton to this guh and the rs, there il
an American W rifle on exhibit. Thi,
gun was used as much as an, otheI
American piece in France,
A motorized machine shop with al
devices necessary to keep the, guns IL
repair during an advance as well a.
supply. tank aua ambulance truck,
and the five and ,en-ton army truck,
are part Of the exhibit.
All the fire control instrument.
used in modern warfare are on hant
for inspection. These include 4 rang,
finder with which the range from III,
guns to the target Is estimated am
tooctinusd on Pass Z. Column J.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18

EDITORS NOTE1h, by Jessie W. Hilton Tunes reporter
the Ced Agricultural and Mechanical college at
,pu,,on negro community Guthrie Okla The of this
series which Oklahoma State Hptal for the Insane
Fort Supply appears tomorrow
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-18

The housewife 4 Holland would al
mos; as soon bc w.thou; FOOD as with
out her Les, Dutch Drops as she
quantity ara GOLD MEDAL. Haarleln
Gl Capst4 -s Ttes restore strength
.tud are -esgous Bile IN "a great measure
for she sturdy robust health OF the
HollAndets
po not DELAY Go 10 your druggist and
lUslsi on sis supplying you with GOLD
MEDAL. HIarieru ~ Capsules Take
them as airect,.i. and Z you are not
satisfied with rt~su!fs YOUR druggist will
gladly refund Your money. Look for
the name GOLD MEDAL on the box
and accept no Other IN sealed bo-sA.
three sizes
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-14
SEES
HOPEFUL SIGN
Election of William A. Ap-
pleton Regarded as
Favorable

New York Aug. 14.-The election
of William A. Appleton as president
of the International Federation of
Trade Unions at the recent congress
of that federation in Amsterdam is
characterized as a hopeful sign, by
the American Alliance for Labor and
Democracy in a statement issued
here. Mr.. Appleton is described in
this statement as constructive, pro-
gressive and democratic.
For years, saye the alliance, Mr..
Appleton has been secretary of the
General Federation of Trade Union
in England. In 1917 he visited the
United States as head of a delega-
ton representing the General Fed
Grafton of Trade Unions. Pointing
out that Mr.. Appleton was nomi-
mated by Samuel Gompers to head
the international labor movement,
the alliance statement adds:
Mr. Appleton always has been a
staunch friend of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor and an ardent ad-
mlrer of its policies and achieve
ments. More than any other Euro
pean leader of labor he thinks in,
accord with Samuel Gompers. Dur
ing the war Mr.. Appleton was tire
less in his work for victory"