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Evening star., 1919-12-23
DUTY OF ALL TO FIGHT
H. {. L. AND PROFITEER-
ING, SAYS Mr.. PALMER

"A solemn duty to assist in
reducing the cost of living and
particularly to eliminate prof
tcering rests upon honest and
responsible business men of al
classes. To bring about CO.
operation in this direction the
national organizations, repre-
senting the different trade in
tcrests. have been approached.
Helpful cooperation has been
obtained. which has had a
marked tendency not only to
stop the upward trend of prices.
but in some Instances to de-
crease prices.
primarily the notable factors
involved in the cost of living
are the needed increase in pro-
duction, the elimination o. ex-
traVaGant buying and the de-
termined hunting down of prof
teers of all classes. | believe
the time has now come when
the organization of the country
mas been completed to the point
where real results can be
shown. The cost of living, al
ready under control, can be re-
duced If every one who produces
will produce his utmost. if those
who buy and consume will save
and eliminate extravaeance.
and If all honest people will
join with the Department of
Justice in stamping out prof.
teering and From
Attorney General Palmer's
statement of efforts by his de-
partment to reduce the cost of
living.
Evening star., 1919-12-23

as being fair, and has SO advised its
entire membership, representing an
proximately 90 per cent of the retail
clothing dealers of America. 1t ha.
also appointed a diligence committee
to hunt up profiteers within their
membership and report to the United
states attorneys in their respective
districts violations of margins of
profits as set up by their organiza-
tlon. These profits show from to
SO per cent reduction over prevailing
profits of the last few months.
The National Retail Shoe Dealers
Association has appointed an execu-
tive committee to confer. to re-estab-
lish similar rule within its organi-
zation. The National Retail Dry
Goods Association. representing some
20, 900 department stores in the
United States, is cooperating with
the Department of Justice in estab-
fishing prominently economy depart
mentS during January and February.
Several larger manufacturers asso-
Citations, as well as wholesale and re-
tail merchants associations, have
appointed committees to confer with
agents of the Department of Justice.
and are putting their entire machin-
erv at the disposal of the department
Evening star., 1919-12-23

country have already done splendid
work in this direction. and are ex-
pected to cooperate still further. II
has been thought advisable to work
through organizations already set up
and functioning in the different states
rather than to set up a separate or
ganiZation solely for this purpose.
primarily the notable factors involv-
ed in the cost Of living are the needed
increase in production. the elimination
of eXtravagant buying and the deter
mined hunting down of profiteers OF al
classes. | believe the time has now
come when the organization of tn.
country has been completed to the point
, v here real results can be shown. TIL.
cost of living. already under control
can be reduced if every one who pro
duces will produce his utmost. if thos,
who buy and consume VIII save anI
eliminate extravaganza. and if all hon
est people will join with the Depart
ment OF Justice in stamping out prof
iteering and boarding.
Evening star., 1919-12-23

Saturday on fire and the aid OF
British warship in the harbor was
asked The vessel had been afro since
December Is il WAS reported.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
British Ship, on Fire, Reaches Port

! BARBADOS. Monday. December %
The British steamship Hydaspes
4.7i1 tons. from New York to Monte
e video and Buenos Aires. arrived her.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
Turning Trees
Into Silk Hose

Science has at last found a
way to break up the silk
worm monopoly. Silk hosiery
of fine texture is now being
successfully made from trees.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
hyDon'tYou
Go 10 Sleep?

thousands who have
but poor success in wooing
Morpheus this article will
bring inspiration. 1t tells
OF some simple but proved
plans for securing child
like sleep without effort.
Evening star., 1919-12-23

ut can't be DONE" you say.
You are wrong, And 1t
doesn't call for the services
of a super aeroplane. This
article tells how it is being
done regularly.
Evening star., 1919-12-23

Citv fathers will do we'll to
study this method of clear
ing away heavy snowtallS.
1t eliminates the white
wings" gang and speeds up
snow removal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10

abeam, the concealed guns Of the sailing
ship wero brought into play and landed
six mortal hits on the submarine, which
WAS unable to fire an additional she'll just
three minutes after the first hit, the sub
marine was blown up by shot which
holcd il Just below the forndcrl1 and
caused an explosion which threw vast
column Of water high into the air.
Later the same day another German
submarine approached tho Mary u.
Mitchell and opened fire Mt distance Of
about two miles After the sixth round, the
mystery ship was stopped and boat
put of. To all appearances the craft was
abandoned. The submarine approached
the supposed wreck at full surface speed
Then il submerged for time and sudden
" rose To the surface again.
The gunncra Of the Mary Il. Mitchell
landed a shell just below the coming
tower aud pierced the side, one foot above
the water flash Of brilliant blue flame
and dense yellow smoke came from the
hole Almost instantaneously another
shell struck forward and the submarine
was cnvelopcd in black smoke and sank
into the water, bow foremost. with loud
purgling and Kissing.
The Official report does not say that the
Mary Il Mitchell was fillcd with wood to
keep her from sinking, but this was
doubtless the easo, as other mystery ships
were so equipped and were able to float 1T
t1lte of any damnge inflicted on them by
orpcdnea and shells Their guns were
reainntl hidden behind doors IN thu
,dra of the ship which could he swung
) n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
WsyARItN MAY INV ADf
GERMANY. AND ORDER

Rerla N.dar,day. Ian DELAYED
War Btln restore oiirr Is threaten
"a bv Uavtri4 according - speech made
in the RaN4lAn Chamber q Deplt'ro ~
Munich bv H,rr \ucr the Minister 81
'he INTERIOR Ratara ~ ~aii proposed
fn mt ryenc with arms II conditions ~
Bcrln continue unsettled
Iil. ttmctrai thc meu II lrrn under
.iaai that Rrrljn Il NOT G,rHAnF Mln-
t.r Amer >.ai. and tn,rr Is limit ~
... nt,tnc, &c even thc most Tolerant
..oplc lp Us uaw hav, appo~ri th.
anhat0an 81 yrrd force hut Hn.o-,
lierln .auy- n us senses amt "tti
.ann restored ~ prapo-e a. in''fN,h,
tah arms
Thor, 49, never boon ! r,it,al rartH
,lich lcae. rd -ura inW l,vel t
a~h,,I> ~far't.sn ier.atr f'.
et Hsi thr lni0au ~.,a.t-'- 'r'
dom. tl..t #.g, ii. tf> ~ tia- n--
stanu .a.a.ttN
Heavy gbtiuG couaua fhrouc' rAt
Inst night at Narou> aaat n iNrlin
rhe ti,ll psriar. alrcii, IS estimated ta
ave cost twenty tlmo> many lvc~ =
verr ,acrit Cel IN the oycr,hron Il TIC
faheugallern iyna~tN ~lNtN daN> aCh
Thc correspondent Is utounri that ihc
government troops Lavr hccn roTH.,'i
+ bufding- from tito >plrtaran- lI"
,,,,os,,,on forces to.i tac Rcich~ta-
hmldug the approaches 'a ih' !'nnl''-
urg gates anu ihr >tc>'aA raiiN iN >itii'h
co<rrRE>cE> Hr~rNto.
~ncc Nonda, the Spariacan~ have
III, repeated I'll, aitcmP' u capture ihr
Government headquarters n The nam
ccllor- palace ia NilhclmstraS~c winch
/. strongly guarded ~ soldiers
The conference between tie Govern
90, and tbc Executive Committee oi
10 I,5enenJent SOCIALISTS vas resumed
- p,9rninr INT il i believed "a hc
,t..op,el ~ ftII ,r, because Dr IIehknecht
mi follower. VINO comprise the great
t.,,u =, 80 rchcls refuse a. deal with the
'hloodnound> Ebert ami Schcicmann
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10

capped when YOU ARE Obliged to compete
with able-bodied men.
When you are ready To 20 To work the
Government with all its resources is at
your service to find YOU The rgh, place
Further information and pamphlets
telling you all about these matters can be
obtained from the Federal Board OF No-
catioral Education. Col j. Street, N. W,
Washington, -. c.. or from the nearest
district Office Of that department.. Tho
Home Service Sec ion will also be able to
give you much information and Will
refer you to the proper district Office of the
Federal board with which you must put
yourself in touch in order to obtain these
advantages.
II, when you get home, You arc troubled
because n member Of your family is not IN
good health, because btlFincsa difficulties
have ARISEN while you were away. because
you lacked competent advice about the
education Of your children, or because
you feel you have developed so that yon
can fill more responsible job than vour
old one, consult the Home Service Scctie n
Of the Red Cross. It's advice and It's
experience III helping other soldiers and
their families may l,c of assistance to you
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
;xpecta,t Mothers
View Event Calmly
finas Brings Knowledge Thnt by UsS
Of PenstI.tins Rernsdy Sutfes-
ing Il Avoided

Thousands of women have found by tho
application Of Mothers Friend, The pere-
fTatlnr external remedy, prepared especially
,or eIpcctxn at mothers. that pain and suffer
ins al the cIisis is avoided and that In aSdL
tlon tho months preceding the cr.is arc ireI
from nsryOusress nausea, sfre'ehns ah1
bearing down pails end general ciscomforf.
Gother's FrlIad maker 1t possible ior ths
e1pect-nt n.oth>r 10 herself actuany ei1
nature 10 'se glorious PORK 20 bs psIloIneos
and 10 ,s~.asn should neglect to sive ns.
ture a helping hAne. II VIII mean innnii9iy U
less palm nnd tho h0u . et the cxisds VIII 81
less The period Il one OF eala Fspc<e and
Jertfgl nights. 49, -
By the p.e Of Mothers Friend The sk9
Is krpt sof, and natural, and espers etfcoo
mothers say that IL 10 much better g sacp
your health and socd looks during We ~
fioe Of expectancy than 70 Try % ress10
Whls ths Braaas,d Rsgulstor Cemea1x
Dept; Q. LAnar Rnlsdjrf, AsianasAns na n Gsossi2
e. - ts' a,: y lsssSs ssSfs esi..5 "a s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
CONGRESS QUESTIONS GIFT
Wilson's Request for SlOo, ,OOO,OOo
70 Feed Starving People Side
Tracked by Republicans.

Washington Jan O. Republican
men,hers al the House Committee on
RuIes caught the Democrats asleep
,es,erday and defeated Gccl~Ively AZ Il
f,rt Ia get spcCiai rulc making possible
bill 10 appropri4te 500 O,W0.lMu ;or
.farvation IN tu-,pc uIcrd ,, President
Wilson
The status az thls resolution now Is eV-
ceedinrIy doubtful Democrats admitting
II will he difficult 10 put u drought
Chairman Sherley OF tho COMMITTEE on
Interpretations plans another cii"r TN
.ftach ne tic President approprlafl lDn ~
.rldtr 10 qnother mi EcpuHAcan- m
lrated theIr purpose TO-DAY T. tEht The
Tort 10 The linlf unless they GEL AL
,saeiorv explanations IRON ahruad
:. To the situation requiring the money
Yesterday s session was cNesutive hut
II w4s learned the principal 81 truon
r.,ise~i N the Rules Committee nped or
ne pant - 10 the relative an cunts tor
-rarvat4an rehef that would 4 provided
4 Grr4t Britain. ltalv or az hers ot tho
urop.an countries Repu' means con
ended i was learned, that the voting OF
l,> amount Nv the nited States
would mean that this country would h'ar
~ Whole burien 81 relief IN Europe
ia tgrthcr that y w. ptan worked
b, ~ tIerl crt \ Hoover that rould nor
,n sl-sruund coopcritlon oi Allied
eJHutree
he Rcputbc,ns denied that their
sfttoL NJ iutrr Jed a. slap ~ lTcSl-
aen, Nt~,n @bo they believed vss
~implN .olloWlhl Mr. Hoover = .ofunen
aaffan-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
GERMAN TROOPS
ARE CHECKING RED
R|0TERS IN BERLIN
Artillery and Machine Guns Sweep
Streets of German Capital:
Pig Death List
ORDER BEING RESIONED

Copenhagen. Ian ~ Government
tronrs have occupied all the pnhic
uiIdinrs m rcrhn md thousands oi
o,ctnmcnt troops are still Cnt"ilnt the
,4pt,t The Berlin correspondent ~
tl,. pcrhnpskc Tldcndc, Who sends tins
information. declares that the SpaTtacans
have been beaten and that quict has been
rarity restored
Blnedy fighting occurred ~ the Anhalt
Ra,lroad station "Wednesday night when
~nsrtac4u grouI,s tucd tn occupy the
L',,l9,nc according 10 Berlin advccs
,crc,,el hV wav of frankfort They
were fepulscd l., Government trool's,
,ho ,piilstcd hcav, losses IN tLcn
There vas IvcN shooting "Wednesday
forenoon ~ manN points nsludnE the
Rrandenhure Gatc Whch ihr toVriu.
n,rnt ,or,es had captured duung the
Hiehi ~t.cral rctSou- We're k@i't 81
uo,lnd,d The troop~ - the tuN'rn-
ucni duccted an inc,ssaut - from
machine guns on the rood ,t the nan
s. llnr~ pahcc IN the direction ~ n'er
ion Linden and Nilhcln~ttas~c Later
hc hrlng increased m intensity r-pc NV
in tie neIghlorhood oi the idaua,niult
tate. and many moro people We'r Ni.'d
SerWt- ~p9ttacu~ u,ts arc rnlnE on
Il Dresden BrunsWlck hu-srldnti S>'h
md n,rtmund according 81 ttc Nnhi'',
correspondent u lie lolt'ikcn S'N','l
W.. IN the Eulf irDl,t ar' Y 'h'
nds Il The ~paitac1n>
Durlng tie u.tme t'loftsd Y N'H"i'
tuesday evening amohoi s'N'iat th'"@',' -
versions attempted ie ~inf1 ''ut 81 80
.,,ccs, lapL, Ig,t v..s irrll>,4h hN machine
.,,,,,.f.rs II Nuutrh dispatch
:. -, palrik.n HE uots. the dispatch
staf.. 0,r, trumnfed Ia tho ~partacans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
MYSTERY SHIP BAGCED
z U-BCATS ONE DAY
Decoyed the Germans to Dcstruc-
ton; Sub Hunters Buoycd
by Wood Cargo.

Falmouth, England, Jan. l. Cor
respondcnce of the Associated Prcss)-
Two German submarines were sunk in
one day by the Mary Il. Mitchell, sail
ing vessel one of the mystery ships of
the war, now exhibited here This craft
was one of the first, if not the first, of the
decoy ships which played havoc with the
U-boats. This vessel went into the decoy
service early in 1916. under command Of
Lieutenant John Lowrie. All her officers
and crew volunteered for the hazardous
work. She was provided with II pound
CT and two wel-conccnled six FOUNDERS.
She sighted the first submarine three
miles away and loafed along waiting u
chance to bag IL. The German craft follow
ed at a safe distance for a time, but finally
crawlcd closer and after satisfying itself
that it had superior speed and gun power,
opened fire.
Failure of the mystery ship to return
fire at once baf'ed the German officers.
They were quiet for Il minutes, and then
resumed fire. When tho submarine eamc
sufficiently close and was in good position
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
BY Purifying the Blood.

Oncc vou pet vor blood free from
,fnp,,ritiea -cleansod of tho catarrhal
poisons. which Il ,s now D prey % tccnute
of its unhealthy sta,e then you ~1i 10
relieved Of Catarrh- the dripping in the
throat, hawking and splitting, raw sores m
the nostrilH, and tho disagrecablo bed
breath IL was caused, in the first place,
because your Impoverished blood was
easily infected Possibly n slight cold or
contact with someone who had cold
But The point Is don't suffer Hitn On
tarrh it is not neoansnry. Tho remedy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10

Officer tat medical inspoction) Say
n-a-a-ahY' Tony No speak-a dc Eng
lishw-Corp. i. w. Cullen. IN Judge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
ALLIES WARN THE I'll RKS.
Troop in Arabia Must QUIT or Forts
Viii BE Destroyed

LONDON Jan ~ The Allies have
,ctIhed Turkey that unlca. the TURK
l-h force II Nrdna lnv- down us arms
immediately thc toni, ~ The Dardaucllcs
will be- DESTROYED
The Turks have shown al unwilling
ness % surrendcf accordance with
the arinl-ile, terms buI IA the CARR
sons except hat II Medina. which Is
The largest ~ Arahln al down thcIr
rms through p~acc'u pct,uAslon Fakhn
asha. commauder IL Medina, offered
= ex use alter auothcr until the Allies
~ forced ta send ar ultmatum 10
Turkish gnNernInent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10

The result of the conference viii he
Transmitted 10 the organizations compris-
iDg the committee, and If il mhete with
their approval, the appropriation will
then Ie drafted into The MEASURE -
re presented ~ Dover The amount -
ample. IL ~ stated to cover the needs fnr
modern zng The school systen Of this citY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
Best Treatment for Catarrh
s. s. S. Removes the Cause

s. s. s.. disooTered over fifty years ago
tested. true and tried, 10 DbtNnable a.
any drug store II has proven lts value in
thousands ~ caaes II vii DO 70 ~ your
case Get s. s. s. at once and hcgin trrat-
tnent. II yours u a long standing caso
be suro 10 write for free expert medical
advice We will tell you how this pure !,
vcgc table blood tonic clean54s the impur
itJea from the blood by itt rally wasI iug -
clean We wall prove N you tliat thou
sands u sufferers from Catarrh, after con
gistant treatment with :. >. s.. have byr
frccd ron the trouble and all its dlsayrl.
ahle features and r, stored " pcrfec.
health and yiEo' Don't delay the . cat
rnent. Address Medical Diucto, i39
swat Laboratory. Atlanta "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
Dress suits Now IN Demand

Atlantic City. Jan 10 Accord
inR 70 committeeman ~ charge 81 the
tenth annua convention oi thc Nation
al Association 81 Merchant Iailors i
America which IS % b. held mere this month
not since Germany plunged the world
INTO war has there been such demand
tor evening clothes There is a rush
of orders for fancy apparel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
MORE MONEY FOR SCHOOLS.
Legislature 10 be Asked 10 Aid System
in Wilmington.

Ain meeting of the Executive Committee
of the ritv Committee on dunntion, with
onemhera Of the Roard ~ Education, last
evening an agreement vas reached - to
bov. much added auproprfation, hnrId
be asked for for The schools Of this c''
in the proposed legislation 70 he presented
Ia the legislature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-10
Quinire That Does Not Affect Head.

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect
Laxative Rromo Quinine (Tablets) can he
taken by anyone without causing nervous
ncsa OF ringing in the head. There rs only
ono Promo Quininc' +. W. Groves
signature on the box zoe Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14

Mems Flannel Shirts for about one
half what you pay this fall. Buy now
and make the saving.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14

$3.50 Flannel Shirts for. ............. $l.65
$3.50 Flannel Shirts for.............. $2.l5
$500 Flannel Shirts for. $3.45
$500 Flannel Shirts for.............. $4.45
$3.50 Logger Shirts for. $5.45
S150 Heavy Cotton Flannel Shirt, Csc
S1.0O Heavy Cotton Flannel Shirt, 75c
$1.75Heavy Cotton Flannel Shirt, $l.l5
MEMS BLANKET-LINED COATS.
Heavy Mole-skin, Reg. SIS, for. $3.45
Canvas, $3.50 for. $2.25
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14
Sale Commences Tuesday, 9 A. NJ.
HEAVY WOOL. HOSE.

HEAVY WOOL. HOSE.
(for winter)
Regular 75c
Closing -out Sale Price ................... 55c
C. & M. WOOL JERSEYS.
Regular $4.O0 and $3.50
Closing -out Sale Price $2.65
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14
MEMS GLOVES.
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS.

"AAiS - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
15c Handkerchiefs, c. 0. S. P. l0c
zoe Handkerchiefs, c. o. S. P. 15c
25c Handkerchiefs, c. O. S. P. 18c
SOC Linen Handkerchiefs, C.O.S.P 35c
75c Linen Handkerchiefs, C.O.S.P soc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14
MEMS NECLICEE SHIRTS.

Fancy. PIaln and SauSette 1aDT1cS,
The following articles are less than
wholesale cost today:
Regular S1.00 Shirts for 75c
Regular 81 so Shirts for. $1.15
Regular $500 Shirts for $1.35
Regular 1925 Shirts for Sl.55
Regular $3.50 Shirts for $1.85
Regular $500 Shirts for. $2.25
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14
BROKEN LINE OF GOLF SHIRTS

BROKEN LINE OF GOLF SHIRTS
S125 to Sl75 Values:
55c Each.
MEMS MACKlNAW COATS.
Regular $3.50 Macknaws ......... $s.45
Regular Sl4!O0 Mackinaws ,...... $1,000
ROY'S OVERCOATS.
Regular $3.50 Coat for.............. $S45
REGULAR $500 Coat for ..........." $995
Our regular prices were very reason
able.
MEMS SPORT SHIRTS.
Regular 81 90 Shirts for. ......,.......... Csc
Regular $125 Shirts for S5c
BOYS SPORT SHIRTS.
Regular 75c for r....,......................., 45c
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14
MEMS WINTER UNDERWEAR.

Buy now and save about p. Under
wear will be very high this winter:
Heavy Fleece-lined, Reg. $1.50 for S5c
Heavy Wool-finish, Reg. S1.50 for Csc
Winsted Wool, Reg. $3.50, for $1.85
Glastonbury Wool, Reg. S2.75, for $2.15
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-29
u. S. Begins Sale
Of Stocks of Meat

WASHINGTON, May o. - First
steps by the war department looking
TO the disposition in this country OF
part OF the enormous surplus stock OF
canned and cured meat held by il in
eastern, and mid.wes,ern cities. were
taken today with the mailing OF invi-
tationS for bids to some 40 OF the
larger state and municipal hospitals
asylums and charitable and penal in.
stiiutionS.
Conference were held recently be.
tween war department officials anc
the industry and !, was agreed 10 ex
por, as much OF the 100000 pound,
\ oi surplus meat as possible.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-29
Young and Fair
Lass Member of
New York's Finest

NEW YORK, May 2o.-.New
York i, graced with the youngest
and iairest police woman in the
world
Helen NJ. Burns, q year, old,
was appointed today as assistant
to Mrs, Ellen O'Grady, fifth
deputy police commissioner by Po-
lice Commissioner Enright o.
This fair guardian Of the law is
rcd haired and Chick" and lives
with her mother and grandmother
in Brooklyn Her duties are TO
watch young wayward girls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-29
Luke,MeLuke SAYS.

kukoI WNLube SsyU
A mans ego is in pretty good work
ing order when he won't pay anybody
because he feels that he owes so much
10 himself.
II some men ever stayed home in
the evening. AnN wives would worry
until the doctor came and found ou,
wha, was the matter with Friend Hu,-
band.
A woman hopes that she will never
get 30 old and careless that she will
wear . pair OF shoes tina, ii, her COM
for,ably when she could wear a pair
that are too small for her.
A married woman never believes all
that a man tells her--unless the man
happens TO be . fortune teller.
When they are sitting in the From,
Room and He turns the light out. il Is
q sign that Her hair is going to &c,
tangled up in His coat buttons.
A man will b, you a million dollars
on any old thing. But he'll be very
cautious Geiore he'll BET you q dollar
II isn't . nice thing TO say. Bm il Is
fact that 500 will buy you more care
and attention when you are laid ur
than 100 friends will give you.
And the reason Why . man gets
home from bpnquet At "A, m. Is be-
cause the banquet wasn't over until II
y. m.
Common sense 10 = good thing 10 use
unless you happen to be writing 4 love
letter.
The best thing the Huns can do
right now Is to forget al about Kul,ur
and devote all Of theiS time TO Asri-
kultur.
A married man often gets away with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-29
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS
HOME ON KR00NlANO

NEW YORK, May 2o-More than
2.l00 Officers and men Of the Wih
division national army southern
Pennsylvania arrived here today
from ST. Nazaire on the steamship
Kroonland The steamship Cape
May, from Bordeaux, brought thirty
Officers and 1888 men OF the 26,h in
isn,ry, 82nd (all.Amefican) division.