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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-28
TO CONSIDER ASSUMING STRIKE

New York, Feb. 2S-Unions con- nected with the Marine Workers Af- iliation met here today to consider the question of whether the recent harbor strike. called off at the re- quest of President Wilson, when be was in France Is to be resumed. The unions yesterday voted unanSSlously to reject the award of an eighNlour day without a wage increase, 1A,de by V. Everit Macy, umpire of the Far la bOr board
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-28
OBITUARY
KATHERINE NrTTERNAN.

Funeral services for Katherine Me Tiernan were held this morning at the funeral rooms of Mullins, Scott X, Redgate at 10 o'clock. Rev. Jas. Grady of St. Augustine's church con ducted the prayer service, and in torment was in St. MichaeTs ceme- tery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-28

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-01

laughing. She went out and climbed
INTO the wagon and pulled out the
boys on the grass and when she saw
them lying there dead she screamed
and fell down.
think that God Almighty had said.
Il want those boys. Can I have
them?" And she had said, mo" So
God said: "All right: will take them
now"
Don't you let God Almighty speak
~ sa sss az 49,. q, as1 "a.
through pestilence. through famine,
through storm through sunshine
happiness and fear.
| So il you listen to God Almighty
you will be all right for God wants
to tell you something for your own
good.
Take it and Twill pay you your
wages" Gods bank never breaks.
| God pays a good mother as nobody
else in the world. Think of Daniels
mothers reward. Think of the re-
ward of the mother of Jesus--Mary.
| The mother of Moses is still draw
ing pay from Gods payroll. Her
name is as bright on Gods payroll
as il was when he put 1t there and
| it will be million years from now
Get your name on Gods payroll.
Your responsibility is great oh,
what IL the mothers of our land fail.
God pity us. What If through your
neglect they might become a Judas
instead OF Paul
| Like mother that went out into q
zoo garden in Cincinnati. She had
her little baby with her and they
went around to the bear pit and the
little one was throwing down some
crumbs and peanuts. and she loosen
nd her A1ta ~
into the bear pit, and the mother
screamed and cried. but before any
one could get to the child the bears
had torn the little one into shreds
AS long as she lives she will think OF
how She allowed that child to slip out
Of her arms.
/ read a story the other day OF an
angel that came from heaven down
| to this world. Roamed through the
fields and cities and when his roam
ing was over he said: Now that /
am through this visit on this earth. I
must gather some mementoes OF ms
trip"
| And he looked at the beautiful
flowers in the garden and said; How
lovely and fragrant"
So he plucked some roses and he
looked further and he said. "Ah.
hright-eyed rosy checked child. That
papS is pItlticT IMAM the IfoWSf and
j will have to take that"
And then he looked and saw "A
mother sitting beside cradle
"Ah, that mothers love is the pref
test thing | have seen on earth.
will take that. too"
And with these three treasures he
went back and he said, rs he stopped
In front OF the gate: Before | go in
must examine my memeptoes"
He looked at the flower and II had
wffhered. At the baby's smile and
1t had faded. He looked at the moth
err love and 1t glistened in all its
beauty. He threw away the withere5
flowers and cast away the faded emile.
and with the mothers love pressed
to his heart. he pressed through tina
gates into the city, crying 10 the angels
In glory: The only thing / could md
that would keep fragrant. from earth
to heaven. In a mothers love"
Take this child and nurse Il for
me and will pay thee thy wages
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-01

ever to tell this old world that h
, loved 1t without a mothers love?
think II the devil ever turned pale ant
I got cold feet II was when a mother
love first famed up in a woman''
heart. mother has to love her bah,
before 1t Is born. 1t may grow III
and may become vile but she will still
love 1t, One of the awful things
about hell will be--no mother love II
hell Nothing in but black, bottom
< sts,<4 .fAe,:,sff. 2',*s>y .x~,:sv,<tss..
ana oiood-stained eye stands under
the hangman's rope, mother will love
him for what ne might have been.
Thank God for what mother Low,
has done for this old world and for
putting into a mothers heart tina
love.
Take this child and nurse 1t 10,
me-"
AS that child was put in that moth.
ers arms as a trust so that child ha.
been put in your arms as trust from
God. No mother has any right Il
raise her children for pleasure an,
more than I have right to go dowr
from this platform and pick you,
pockets or throw cayenne pepper ir
your, eyes. And the mother who Il
unfaithful to her trust In one of the
greatest sinners on the face OF thi.
earth.
Take this child and raise 1t TO,
me-" That Is all the business yor
have with IL. ut Is a. jewel. polish 1
for me-
Tho Goddess Mother.
Who knows bur that Judas became
the miserable traitor that he did be.
cause CT goddess mother7
VIM a m tn 1n la al fx.w ~ n
crowded conditions OF our prisons
from Sing Sing to California? In
every one of them men have cursed
their mothers. Whenever Spartan
did wrong. his mother was punished
for It.
Take this child and raise it for
me-" Not for the world, not for the
dance hall. but for anything that Is
coarse, not for the ballroom, for In
fidelity. or to marry some old fellow
with more money than morals. and
that is not saying he is rich. Not to
marry some count OF no account. Not
to marry some fellow who is so vile
and rotten that the devil would duck
up an alley TO keep form meeting him
in the streets.
Some years ago when Bishop Tho
bunr was In active service he came
back and urged people to enlist As
missionaries in India He talked to
two boys and they went home and
said to their mother. We are going tc
be missionaries" ,
She said. Boys, don't you talk that
way. Tom. we are going to take you
to be a banker. and Jim, you are GO
ing to take care of factory Those
boys went to bed with a heavy heart
So, one day they went out swim
ming with some boys and the Oldest
was taken with cramps and the
younger brother went to help him
They seized each other and they
went down. They never came up. and
after an hour in diving they found
them and they summoned an express
wagon. put the boys in ii and drove
up in front of the palatial home.
The boys drew cuts TO see who
would go up and tell the mother. The
boy whose luck il was said: The boys
are out here IN the wagon and he
turned and ran.
The mother came out thinking II
was some practical Joke. and she was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-01


Fathers too often give up Get TIM
blues, 20 n hitting the booze. commit
suicide, take a header from the pier;
but mother stands nv the little brood
and nanicures her finger nails over a
washhoard 70 keep them out Of the
poorhouse.
II is the greatest work In the world
II Ia so far reaching that II Is above
everything else. IT is her task TO mold
and shape the greatest human beings
on earth
II you want to And real true great.
ness dcN net 20 10 the throne. toward
the white House. toward the halls OF
learning, do not go to some great fac
! tory. my friends: but go toward the
cradle.
When Jesus Christ was on earth and
he wanted to give his disciples a great
object lesson. he called all the little
children and placing them in the mid
de OF them. he said. Unless you be-
come converted and become as a little
child. you can In no wise enter the
Kingdom OF heaven"
!. Sssas SAID ''Unless yss hsvs nAisA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
JUDGE WILLIAMS GREATS
5 BANKRUPTCY DISTRICTS

SptriA 10 Tho World
VI Skbt EE. Okla. May -
Judge Robert l. Williams ~ the
United states district court has In
creased the number Of referees In
the eastern oklahoma judicial DIS
hirt ti"m three TO fvr and has
named his tppointocE
Thomas j . SeiIl. whom he -"
rently appointed United states com
missioner ~ Chickasha has been
named also ts referee 30 hankrupiry
FOR diWric, which viii comprise
GRADY stephens and Icffntson
counties j /. Dixon of Hugo hnr
hcen appointed referee In district
which VIII comprise ChuItnw. Nj.
curtain. IushWhinha ma le tlurc
counties / G. Thompson of Ara
NOR" WIN nav" Jurisdiction in tur.
ter irNhn Mnrshuli johnson Cpsl
I"niu'o' M''lhih. Gaiyi0. Murray
ana IuNc counties r'prE' I. clark
0f M,Aiostcr Is referee IN district
composed of pItishurF. LatImcf
Aiukh, liugheh Seminole, Okiuskcc
and Mcintosh counties \ T. M,.
Carr of Muskpgee has ihe following
counties IN his district Muskogpe
Adnir Cherokee Mitce. Sruuuah.
Haskell Nhgon"r. Rogers Nuwara.
Warrington. Tulsa. crock and
okmulgcc counties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
GREAT HOMECOMING
FOR 0KLAH0MA'S OWN
tain People of Whoi" state
About June 10.
COMING HOME VIA TULSA
Then Division WI iic sent Ia Camp
Bpwic. Ir,as, tn De Dcmohlllkrd,
According Ia Present Plans

SpssA "a the world
OKLAHOMA cry May 26 --
thllh.n, cllS viii hc the mecca o'
hIuIr,i. ~ loyal r.f.h,ns of the
state when the Oklahoma units ot
me Tnrfy.s.hIh division. rn route
/ home from France reach the capital
, prrhAps before June 10 The capital
rlB ~ determined 10 demonstrate
to 'hr nation that fhc can give ihe
states heroic sons no most royal
Welcome ever cNicnded to veterans
~ overseas service
The day or days for n Il he ponsi
bio 'hc division VIII remain here ~
least one night that tho Thirty sixth
passes ia review on oklahoma tlty :
streets the capital city Will entertain
all of tho residents Of every city
town and village IN tho state, who
can possihiy come here. II will be a
statewide holiday. and tho people
of oklahoma tity viii send out the
most urgent invitations to all OF tho
people ~ the state 10 he her guests
and 10 aid her in welcoming home
OklahOmaE sons who return with 50
onvinblc war record
Governr Robertson. AdiutAnt Gen.
erAl Barrett. BrigAdicr General
Tentencosl Mayor Walton and rep
rcEentHtiyes Of various business an
civic organizations are In almost
dally conference. making tentative
plans for the reception OF the Thirty
sixth Governor Robertson. General
Harrott General Pentecost and many
stat. officers are planning 10 go 10
New York to welcome the returning
soldiers
Tentative plans for the state wide
reception are rapidly taking shape.
although all arrangem snts depend
entirely upon the time tho boys ar
rive here Permission has been asked
to have the Oklahoma troops routed
into tho state via MuEkoRee. and
come IN Oklahoma City by way Of
Tulsa McAleHter and shawnee so
that home folks may get an oppor-
tuniiy TO ser their heroes Tho
division will probably he domohlll1ed
ht Camp Rowic Fort worth. Texas
where It was trained, ami permission
has been asked to send tho troops
from Oklahoma City 10 Fort Worth
Via Ardmore In order that the lIlth
engineers, Of which Company r.. the
"all-Ardmore and Carter county or.
~iniEation' Ia a unit, can he wei
coined ~ tho Garter county seat be.
fore being taken to demobili1ation
camp.
squadrons Of sirplanes from Ft
Sill, the military hands ot tho two
regiments OF the national guard, and
tho fun strength OF the oklahoma
militia body will probably he Assem-
bled here to act as a military escort
OF honor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
PUT PLUG IN SALE
OF WILDCAT SHARES
state Officials Making Ready Ia Put
Simpson Blue Sky law Into
Effect.
SECRETARY DIRECTING WORK
In Pull Iffect--Go,crnor Was
In Favor Of II.


6peois io he World
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 20
barely more thnn u month remains
OF the 9o-day period when must OK
plr" following tho governors ap.
pfoNal ~ the measure before the
simpson blue sky law viii become
effective, The law. which UaA en-.
acted 10 protecI investors against tho
opera uf unsCruplpus promoistH
was passed by the recent legislature
with few dissenting yntcE The tin
introduced by Senator +. g Simpsnn
of Thomas. custcr county was Pat.
termed after the effective kanAsh law
and Ia considered one ~ The brH'
specipons or oklahoma Legislation.
The measure creates a state iasuc
committee which inCudcH several
elective state officers but the Ecn
erhl operation Of the law viii he
largely under tho direction ~ Lewis
Terry ~ Hobart. who has bocn ap.
pointed secretary of the commission
NNcrclaty Of StAtc Joe \ MorriA has
for several days been In consulihtion
win members of similar commits.
sions IN Missouri ana Kansas ana
has been provided with u fun set ~
blanks and record books used iu
those states Tho com mission At an
carly meeting will probably adopt
H'ln'0 or RECORDS ana reports based
upon the Kansas Missouri Fyatems
In his inaugural address Governor
Roherion laid great deaf ~ Htrena
upon The necessity Of encouraging
the investment Of capital In OKLA.
homa, that her resources might hn
thoroughly developed Ho said that
capital not only requires encourage.
mont. but also protection and y por.
iinn Of the addrosH was devoted TO
The discussion ofapromotidn opera.
lions that proved q hArhingar of tho
Hfm illustration demand for blue
sky law
Companies seeking 10 sell Rtoek In
oklahoma will he required TO sub
init their plan OF operations To the
com mission, report tho amount or
stock salsH made and comm isslons
paid 10 agents No stock can he sold
until the commission has lnvesti-
gated the concern and " license 10
do business In tho state IL refused n
nevefo penalty Ia provided for operat-
ing without n license Mlsrepresenta-
ton ~ securities and tho falalfying
~ statements Ia tho commission pui
the offenders In peril Of a felony
prosecution on charge of perjury.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
K0G0H0K WILL BE GIVEN
CONDITIONAL RECOGNITION

FAHIS. MAY 96 The council ~
four ~ the peace conference has 40
o!ded condirona.N 90 rec. r0iAc the
anu hoish"yiA government. ~ kd.
miral kolohak ana General Don
cNinc according 10 Hcutrrs agency
herc.
The conditions for tho recognition
Gr" that regarding tho fU'urr of RUS
sia the governments AErsa 20 con
woke and accept the verdict Of a
genuine constituent assembly. ike
wiHo that The lohEu" of nations cuy,-
nsui ana It's consequences ar" d'tcD|-
ing tho boundaries IL the former cu-
pir' are accepted
The cons'ilucu' assembly +. 20 DO.
term.no the future 70 700 % guyo. n.
Wcnf fpr Russia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
SAM JOHNSON MURDER
MYSTERY IS UNS0LVED
Was an Arrest Made and Then
II Didn't stand Up

OKMrtGEE, May 26 At'cr re-.
msin,ug on the criminal du,oo' of
IN" superior court for four sears 'hc
can" of the state against March Mon
day charged with murder, has been
wiped off and Monday is now Il free
man
/, waA jealousy. according % The
states theory. that prompted Mon
DAY 10 kill Johnson Johnson NSs
shot on the night of February T..
1915. as he sat near a window .u ..s
home n,rr Okmulgcc Tho bullet
fhat Killed him was fired from ou .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
ABOUT NEW INSIGNIA
FOR GUARD OFFICERS
Militia Burrau ~ War Drpnrtmcut
Sends Out Instructions on New
Collar Designs

NrsriAl N The World
OK LAllpMA cry. May "a
militia bureau ot the war depart
men' Is sending out Instructions rc
garding the specifications of Tho new
collar insignia Tor tho natinnnl
guard Briefly thcy are as follows
For al officers ~ the federal rec
oEnized national guard the letters
l. = In gothic design fvrpclehts ~
an inch high with letters forming
the authorized hbbrcviation OF, tho
name Of the state. ono fourth Of an
lnch high In gilt superimposod there
IN Tho letters |. s with the state
hbhrcvlhtion superimposed viii he
worn ono Inch from each end or
The collar ana placed midway be
I~""n me upnnr and lower edges OF
tho collar,
Tho insignia OF tho corps. depart.
ment or arm of service. and the
insignia Of aides and chiefs ~ ataff
VIII he worn five .clghts OF an inch
from the letters l. & and next To
ths letter fartherest from opening
OF tho collar.
For all enlisted men of the fed.
orally recognized national guard
On the right side OF collar n disk one
inch In diameter. with raised rim
cncircllng the letters \ In bronze
With the authorized abbreviation of
tho state superimpos.d thereon In
bright metal The disk will also
bear below tho letters T. & tho
number Of the regiment or other
numbered unit, on the loft side Of
collar n disk ono inch In diameter
with raiaed rim encircling the device
OF the corps department or arm Of
service texcept engineer corps where
the letter Will he above the middle
turreb, the company letter for men
in troops, batteries or companies
except headquarters. machine gun
and supply companies which will
bear the letters " q. NJ g or s. re.
specttvely
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27

~ ifrnoc which led 10 the arrest OF
March Monday l. was claimed that
March was jealous OF jon Hson and
That there mad been an affair be-
tween Monday and Johnsons wife.
The evidence was entirely CirCu1i-
stantlal and in the first trial about
q year ago the Jury was divided Tho
last rria brought abou, Mondays
scquIttal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27

sldc ana passing through the win
dow struck Johnson IN the hdck
Then followed - long search for the
slaycr The state could find no mo-
ave and no clue and for three years
uoihirE, apparently. was done
toward approhendiug the assassin
Thcn early IN 1918. certain friends of
johnson appeared before Joe =
Eaton county attorney. and gave
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
Habitual Constipation Curcd
In Ia 10 II NAYa

"LAS FoS WITH PEPsrN" In a
special lily prepared Syrup Tonic-Iaxa
tive for HsbHual Constipation, n re.
lleves promptly but should be taken
regularly for ~ TO 81 dsyu TO induce
regular action II Stimulates and
Regulates Very Pleasant 10 Take
soc. per bottle.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
N..nmc Mcxlcnn Direction.

BtENOs AIRES. May 20 Homo.
rio PueWtedon, minister Of foreign
affairs, announced that In response
of Mexico the Argentine legation In
Berlin will assume charge OF Next
can interests until a new Mexican
minister is appointed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27

Father. les II true hat man hat
deEcendcd from monkeys7"
Yes
And what have the monkeys de-.
scended from ,"
"Er-um er from trees"
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
FAILS TO PAY
 HIS BOARD BILL.
handiady Attaches Pay of Former Boarder Who Neglected to Meet
 His Obligations.

august Barrest, an cuploye of the Amerlcan Hosiery company, recently made his home with Mrs. Julia Miller, Of 265 Olive street. August proved to be anamiabie fellow, it is said, and frequently commented upon the eX- ceilent culinary ability of Mrs. Miller. It is said he never missed a meal and that he enjoyed each repast.
 In the enjoyment of his daily "a = lions, August fcrgetculIy failed to pay his landlady for his board and room, it is claimed. One day August failed to respond to the dinner call and investigation indicated that he had moved his belongings and was nowhere to be found.
 Mrs. Miller consulted Attorney Harry II. Mil!5owitz yesterday, and this morning Constable Fred Wrinkle Re~ved papers OF the American Hos 5e1y company, attaching August's pay STslae case is rcturnable in the city court on the third Monday of August.
 At the meeting of Phoenix Tenn pie of Honor to be held tonight. John B. Anderson. who has recently returned from France, will tell some of his ex- periences. At the close of the meet ing watermelon cut will be enjoyed.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
CITY ITEMS.

we still have a few good straw hats Pert that we are selling at big reduc- |tlon. Conn. Hat Co.-Advt. Lot of $2.50 Parker shirts to close |at S1.o0 at Besse-Leland's.- Victor $200 records, now s1 0o at |faenry Morans', 365 Main, opp. Myrtle. |~-7advt.
 Lot of $2.5o Parker shirts to close |at $1.5O at Besse-Leland's.-a Ihero were no arrests last night and as a result no police court session this morning.
 ! Lot Of $2.50 Parker shirts to close |at S1'5o at se-Leland's.-advt.
 Many autoists have taken advantae ee loI Rackliffe Bros free tube offer this week. Have ?-Advt.
 Lot or $2.5O Parker shirts to close ab y loo at Leland 's-advt.
 We still have a few good straw hats le9e that we are selling at big reduc- lQn. Conn. Hat Co.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
COMMITTEE MEETS TO-DAY.

A meeting of the program commit tee of the Welcome Home Week cele- bration will be held at o'clock to- day in the chamber of commerce rooms. Plans for the printing and arranging of a program will be dis cussed. The members of the commit tee are: E. w. Bennett, F.. w. Pelton, Michael Smith, Bernard c. Krano- witz, P. N. Case, c. c. Atwell, Carl Noumann, William Hall
 Lot of $250 Parker shirts to close Tt $1.50 at Leland s.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

Boshevil1i in the Omega sector of the Archangel front are reported in Soviet official statement issued by wireless from Moscow. It declares the BolsheviS forces have advanced IA miles, aided by a mutiny among the Allied troops
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

The official statecent bears date of July 31 and the rising reported ap- pears to have been subsequent to the recent mutiny among the Russian troops on the Archangel front, re- ported by the British army authori- ties.
 The Moscow message also reports
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

insurgents annihilated large detach- ment of Japanese recently. In addi- ton it is asserted that an anti-Bol- sheviki detachment is advancing from northern Siberia towards Tomsk,
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

unrest in Siberia. It claims that there is an insurgent front extending from Tashkent in Turkestan to Nix olayevsk, on the Amur. In the re- zion of the Amur it is declared, the
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
NOTICE.

The Finance Committee of the School Committee will receive appli- cations for appointment to the position of Janitor of the E1ihu Burritt School at the Office of the August 4, 1919, between 1O:0O and 11:30 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

The text of this portion of the communique reads:
 We have advanced IA miles north ward on the Omega. The advance was preceded by a rising of white regi- ments, who arrested resisting officers and handed them over to our side"
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING AT 9A M
For Service and BeautV This Suite IS Ideal
 $169.00

tasteful bedroom will be the result if this Ihree-P1ece Suite it. design
  
  orw
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

y is by no means unwarranted, for the
 Is the heishth of perfection for a bed- Bed, Dresser and Dressing Table, in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
MONUMENT WILL BE
ERECTED FOR HERO

WASHINGTON. May 24-Em-
ployes OF the American oil com
panies in the Tampico oil fields plan
to erect "a monument at TampicO.
Mexico. TO the memory of Maj.
Geurge W. Farwell Of Tacoma.
Wash. who was killed in Flanders
while leading his men OF the 361st
infantry against the Germans. Re
quest for permission TO place the
memorial has been sent 20 the Mex
lean government
Mai Farweu was employed as "a
civil engineer i'm tho TampicO fields
when the United States entered the
war. and be was largely instrument
al in inducing the American cn-
ployes 10 remain on the Job and not
10 carry out their intention 70 re-
turn TO the United States and enlist.
Officials here said that had the men
left the government would have been
seriously embarrassed through the
curtailment OF oil production that
would have followed.