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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS
Ray your dues 20 the "i-bit~ club
Fo1r-o Taxi Service Phone 20.
auto sprlnga, ali makes Korber Co

Pay your DUE 70 D. "i.bit" club
Fo1r-o Taxi Service. Phone 30.
auto springs, ali makes Korber Co
TaxL Phone lie. Nicholson Taxi
Tho MiSpah circle Of the congreEa-
tlonai sunday school will meet fri-
DAY evening AZ ) o'clock nj h home
Of Marie Pies. sii North FOURTH
street.
The nibie elias. a, tho recreation
rooms % tho Y. W. a. A. this eesninE
nt O'Clock will continue the study
u Mury Of bethlehem. with especial
emphasis on Wuman's Opportunity In
Ffi,ndshlp These studies aim to bring
women face to face with the actual
conditions OF the p~reaent-day world
To- which they live. and 10 help them
think through some Of the pressing
questions with which they aud their
slstera have 20 Zeal today.
Capt Thomas a. simms died last
uieh. al his homo al Tc~xafkaua. Ark.
az m advanced age, lie was the
father Of Albert o. Simms and John
y Simma. attorneys, and Mrs Sa-
lone = Nunn 81 An Iquerque. Mcssrs
Albert and John simma were SUM
moned ~ telegram o. their fathers
bedside the first ~ this week aud ar
rived there u short while before his
death. Mrs HUM was unable 90
leave. Capt slmms was prominent IN
public lite In Arkansas. lie IL sur
NiYrd ~ n widow and nine children
MaN Adler. vice PRECEDENT % the
senrs- Ruebuck company Of Chicago,
will pass through on the Limited 10.
night accompanied hy Mrs Adler.
foliowing m the New Mexico
rgmcs In toduy'H liHt - Casualties
Jim nearman, Carrizozo. died ~ dts
ease. Erwin l. Woodward. clayton.
wounded severely Matn Npiaauuea.
Wagon Mound. wounded severely.
previously reported missing Ia acc
ton.
There viii be a regular meeting 81
81 X. Warren post. a. A. o.. held az
ius South Third street tomorruW evc-
ming a. gao o'clock.
The womaus Auxiliary 20 -.
Johns viii Eive a tea tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mra A r. Nor
risettc. 2is North Ninth street.
Friends invited,
Harmony lodge No. 7. J. %. a. y.
viii meet In regular session tonight
Al members are requested 20 attend
az something special will take place.
Mr. a. Romero of Mouutainair. o.
visiting friends iu b city.
The basketball team ~ the State
College arrived here this morning for
their game tonight with the university
five Fifteen runtcra accompanied the
state COLES" aggregation
John Becker OF Bclen is here on
business
Warren Graham Dr.. who under.
went o. severe operation at a Los An.
solos hospital r. few days ago. u o..
covering rapidly according ca new.
received here from biz father. War.
rem Graham, r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28
IF KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless to flush Kidneys and
~neutralize irritating
acids.

kidney and Hiaddsr weakness re-
suits from uric acid. ssSz q noted au.
ihurliN The kidneys filter this acid
from tho blood and piss u on o. the
bladder uheru 10 often romains % ir.
ritnts and infitmo. causing a burn.
lnH scalding sensation. or settling 40
ON irritation az the mock 81 the biad.
der uhiiEinE Nuu 60 seek relief two
90 three uues during tho night The
sufferer D. in constant dread. the wa.
tee pasHrs sometimes With a scaldinr
%rcuaatiuu % BE- very ptofusu. again.
tiefe o. difficulty iu avoiding lt
bladder weakness most folks call
H. because they emit control uriuH
ton While % b. extremely auuuyi"v
ana sometimes very painful this b.
tcHllf one 90 the most simple all
menis to overcome Get about fuur
ounces uf iad salts from your pharm
tciHt aud take u tablespoonful in a
rlsss ~ water before breakfast con.
tnuc this Tor twn co. three DAYS This
VIII urutrlllzc the avIdH boo the urine
beg % uu longer b. H source ~ irrIu
ton Go tho bladder and urinary or.
sans which hon ACT uurmaii. tEtin
lad Salts De- inexpensive harmless
% Dr. made from The acid ~ grape.
o. lemon iuirc combined with o..
thu aud d. uHei hN thousands ui
fulks who are subject Co. uunnry dia.
orders caused hy uric arii irritation
Do Salts b. splendid Cor tidus,a and
uses un bad effects whatever
Ua' Yuu have H pleasant %effcrVps.
cent lthll water 4I.uL which uuIck.
b relieves bladder trouble
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28
Mitchell Line
At White Garage
Shows Changes

The booth at the auto show will
hold an intcrcsunE display OF new
Mitchell motor caus a. a matter -
fact the cara which Will be- shown
represent the newest ideas "a auto.
mobile construction.
The now Mitchell does not depart
IN "a radical way from the design
which has characterized Tits line Tor
the past three years ~ ~ new in
he sense that 10 has cen built
throughout 10 higher standards The
frame D. strengthened not only by
adding depths to tho side member
hut hy reinforcing the cross mem
hcrs The ear axle 10 pf heavier ma,
terinl throughout New kinks IN The
design. cutting and mounting Of the
spiral bowel gears tend TO make tn
axle quicter ~ well as stronger. \
new method Of hanging the hrakci
has been developed. This policy of
strengthening the car has been car.
Rcd out nall details such au tht
RED pat in an details. such a. the
10 many other places
The White garugc nov hes 90,
ngUncN fpr these cars and thrir cN.
hiht viii be among the most inter.
esuns 10 h~ seen ~ Inc show aud ths
many novel features 81 the Mitchell
viii De- explained in detail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28
Commercial Body of
Las Cruces Holds Its
First Weekly Dinner

las cruces s. A.. Feb "a The
FIRST weekly luncheon. recently iusti-
iut'i hf ihr ias cruces commercial
association vHs held az the Hacker
hotel WEDNESDAY These lunchcons
are 90 hr held weekly fot e time fuI
the purpose Of bringing about q hot.
ter understanding and closer coordIn
atun anon the business men OF las
cruces in matters 81 interest 60 the
community
Tho meeting "Wednesday wus pre-.
Hld,u uttr boz o. Frank Wsisenhoru,
president eft tHr association and short
talks along d lines Tor which these
|luurhruus Hf" held Wsry made by o.
u Porter. Frank ifu,uer and john
" NHN AWuIg those PRESENT wrrt
4. % Taylor John bingham. John
MAY o. 70 UunElnnd O. A Duriwrlt,
Earl TaNlor Gus Nauasse. Mutur 4.
kolso. - " bronson. o. Frank
W'iHrnhorn o. o. Porter. = W FirF.
e. 81 TWINS. Co., WILCOX and others
These meetings afD of unusual boz.
forrest Iusi rnN fur tNe reason tHit d
number of important matters ore now
before o. association Among tnrrs
uf, street putIuE fur laa cruces. bet
Ter Ngnfiur stem. free DELIVERY Col
mail canning urtnrt, IIlh Dino canal
unl fh' uI development company now
ln course of urEHuIxIuUu
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Mr. and Mrs. " q Hills OF Car
thage are visiting IN the city
T, a Curtis IL here from fleid Tor
a short business visit
Dan King arrived here from ual'
lup last night.
y " Summers Of san Marcial. is "a
business visitor here today.
w a, Cameron b. in the city ON
business from ~ pas1.
w. W Norton h here for a tew dais
from Santa Fe.
T. W ward Of pcming ia transact
ing business here.
a = Burnett Of i-sguna, Is here
on business.
J. G. Smith 81 Maedalcna. u a
business visitor here today.
santiago Chayes u hefnalillo. is %
the clty.
" g Weston arrived here last
night from Roswell
, y Compton ~ nsisn. 10 here for
a short business visit.
NJ q hiudworth b. here on business
from nclen.
D. a McCanum Of Ia Jun,a. Is hers
for the day
MI. nnd Mrs y Romero are visit
inF here from Las Vegas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28

TIE i--i dp---ri md upp-t ,un-rr.
NatiNr dr~-rr- m Tie ununtfN wear
TIE impaired ltnr-alnu hat. W. have
ttfm fur Nuur iu-rsytiuu, Guarantee
tiutiins Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28

For closed rtr sHit 81 MALONE
Taxi Stand ~ griwrhuW.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28

~Ri;RNAiIIIo MOTIFS.

\ general meeting Tor The rcorEan-
ization ~ the SandoNal county ca o..
tor OF the Red Cross will be held in
this rity ut . O'Clock today
Sergeant Ellis. who recently arrived
from France. was IN the city today.
NOTICE.
March Ut. The third payment o.
due un pledges 90 The United War
Work campaign fund
Apron s1le and horne baked goods
saturday afternoon az the A%lhuuuer.
uUU Music store
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-04-05
SATURDAY, APRIL tn, 1919
MADISON GOES THE LIMIT

Tho meetiny in the interest OF Coos
roods held Wednesday was a notable
gathering Of practically the entire
citizenship of Madison parish. It was
fully representative in numbers an"
what is more important, 1t was uaa.'I,
nous in the support CT hard susiase'
roads. As an evidence Of Its en''I-
siasm. resolutions were passeA az
recting the Police jury to orHer d,
election TO issue bonds to the iGlI
amount authorized BY the Constitu-
ton. There was net dlSSeh'ii'"
voice. Such determined sentiment can
result in but one thing-Good roads
The launching Ct public improve
me,t means a turn il the AFFAIRS OF
tho norish. It will result in increased
value and will in q very few years
make available funds sufficient to
cover the entire parish with first class
roads. When every section OF the
parish is reached by perfect roads 1t
will become the garden spot OF the
Union. We have all the natural re-
sources, add the proper human en-
deayor and success is certain. Ac-
feasibility is the only thing neces-
sarv to moke cur lands equal to any
in the Union. If roads can raise
values, as they have elsewhere, from
$4,000 to $4,000 per acre, why Mad
ison can afford to get them.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-04-05
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS

Tallulah, La, Wednesday, April 2,
1919.
BE 1T KNOWN, That the Police
jury Of Madison Parish met in regu-
lar session this day
There were present: W.. NJ: Me
Donald, Ward /; Alex. Clark, Presi.
dent, Ward 2; w. H. Hewcs, Ward
81. V. Wright, Ward a; j. 3. Gallo,
way, Ward 5; John II. Devine, Ward
6; E. B. Saunders, Ward 7.
There was absent: A. E. Kinds,
Ward 8.
A quorem being present the board
proceeded to business.
". II. Harvev, Clerk of the Board.
being III, jeff B. Snyder ives elected
Clerh pro TEN.
The minutes Of the last meetino
were read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. J. V. Wright, sec
onded by Mr.. E. B. Saunders. the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-04-05

neats in business by promptly taking
his proportion of the bonds. This WI!
relieve the banks, will distribute he
burden of taking care Of the debt
that las been made to preserve our
boys in France, and viii result III
he final liquidation OF our obligations
rs a result of the war. The iCry &c
axe the Victory Bonds Is as great
IS i was to support the government
ut any stage Of the war. Gesides be-
,ng n duty it IS clea" that it is =
sound business proposition. We must
clean up our debts before we can get
to business. Do you: part By 5ubscTib-
ingfor your share CT Victory Bonds,
and thereby prevent the disruption OF
business.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-04-05
A BUSINESS PRoPOsIAION

We can anticipate very consider
able improvement in business coHdi-
tons following the absorption of the
Victory Liberty Loan. The govern
ment has been borrowing large sums
from the banks on temporary certl-
ficates which viii be liquidated out
of the proceeds of Victory Bonds.
Hence, a large part of this necessary
indebtedness OF the government has
been shouldered by the banks. This
has handicapped business expansion
The individual can hurry up improve
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-04-05
BEAR LAKE CLUB
Limited
Madison, Parish, Louisiana

Madison, Parish, Louisiana
Vicksburg, Miss, March IL, 1919
NOTICE TO MEMBERS:
ANNUAL MEETING.
IN accordance with Article "V" of
the Constitution ard Bylaws, you
are hereby notified that the regular
Annual Meeting Of the members will
be held at the Court House in Tai
lulah, La, on Tuesday, April Sth,
1919, at II o'clock, a. M, for the
purpose of electing officers, and trans
acting such other business as NAV
come before the club.
p. L. DAVIS,
Secretary.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-04-05

following resolution making applica-
ton for State and Federal Aid for
construction of roads was unanimous
ly adopted:
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-04-05

$4,000 reserved for arbitration.
W. II. Hewes, Salary- $500
And there being 10 further bust
ness the Police Jury adjourned.
ALEX CLARK.
JEFF B. SNYDER, President.
Secretary Pro TEN.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
Theater Bills

Empires, iheater, 10 % q m 20
70 A. p m-"Brokcn Blossoms"
Majestic ,hcater. 10 a. IN. 70 10 IS
p. m-June Elyidgc IN Love and
the Woman p comedy.
New Folly thea'cr. 10 /, m
70 10 IS p NJ Harry Carey IN
The Rider OF the Law comedy
Jubilee Quintet.
Dreamland theater . a m. 10 II
p m-DuStn famum 10 The
Iron Strain Marie Walcamp in
Tempest Turns the Tables, %
comedy; serial.
Strand theater. 10 a. m. 10 L.
2, 4, g., 3 and 10 p m-Constance
Talmadgc in The Yelled Ad-
venture comedy
Liberty thea,er, 70. 6:lS and
$50 p. m.-Vaudeyille picture.
Lyric thea,er, 30 to i045 ..
m-Vaudeyill, pictures.
Palace theater. matinee and nigh,
Bird OF Paradise f" Walter IA,
ban in Birth Of a Notion
O~verholser ,hester, Is p. M
"~Polyanna."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE

Golf Il an old mans game n only
the number of old inc young men play
ihF the game is taken into considerh-
lion. driewod from the other anglo. ol
the difference IN tho golf and the num-
Der Of mgtch.s and cham pionships won,
u Is decidedly . yport for the youpg.
of tho 5,i players who entered the
strict tournament AZ the Detroit Coll
club. probably moro than eighty per
cent " them wore more than forty
years old, well past that mark. too.
Yet when the reckoning rame for the
match play, out Of the sixteen in the
championship flight fourteen were
under forty years. all but n or two
OF them In the twentys.
And T. Wordcn Hunter, who won the
championship. IL only twenty two years
old, n Of the youngest II not the
youngest 10 enter th.tournament.
Youth must DO served.
Charley Grimm, recently purehas.
ID by the spirstss from the Little
Rock club n the Southern sssoeis.
ton, has hrd . rapid e,se In base
pssnut and sodapop vendsr In the
Cardlnab' park and played semi.
pro bali whsn the Cards were away
from home.
L,N year no applied to Jack Han.
bricks. then manager OF the csrdln.
ale, for q Uyout. and jack, grant
Int II. liked the oyounostsr's loeks
80 we'll be kept him over Tor Q time,
finally turning him ovsr 10 Ilttis
Rock for further seasoning. Grimm
played q fine brand o. bali In the
southern association this year.
A bonus system inauGursted In the
American association this year made a
hit with the players and thch uztlinE
which tho players did In order TO earn
their bonuses made q hit with tho fans,
80 that the system Is quite likely TO
he In effect agnln next seayn. The
purse from which the bonuIes wsru
paid was collected by looping the sum
Of one cent OF every paid ndrnIsston
TO the hall parks on the circuit, and 81
the close of tho season appsoiimstelJ.
80, 900 was available for distribution
among tho players Of every club except
that VII ch finished last. Each msnlbcy
OF the champion IT. Paul club received
tis7 so. and the amounts paid 10 the
players on the remaining six c,ubs thst
shared In the pool were graded DOWN
ward ~ that the players on tho club,
that finished %ssventhsef each received
l9k
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
new STREET CAR
CROWD RECORDS
Las Vegas Conductor Cham
plon With 1928 Passengers,

Conductors on incoming street cars
on the Las Vegas and Linwood lines
will ahsyc TO &c, up early in the morn
ing" beat the records established
by d~'clock evening conductor, On
the sap,e line.
A Las Vegas conductor on the &
o'clo1t outgoing car las, hiph, made
for Mhseli a position OF decided dis
tinctim when he succeeded in getting
or. IN and about hi. car l2S pas
senaer. thereby passing the former
record Of the 725 o'elocS morning
man OF III passengers
When the. a stopped at the Rock
Island track az Main and Ole 10
permit a freight train that had picked
mp ali the box cars within 10 miles OF
the city to pass, al exac, coun, OF the
passengers was made.
So snug was The arrangement that a
woman who started TO leav: the car
Rt Fourth stree, did no, reach the step
Until the al arrived At Western. She
|oaid she lives on Fifth street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
FIVE YEARS FOR FAKE
RICE FARM SWlNDlE

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Oct. %
Arthur James Eek, Columbus. Ohio,
alleged to be a member Of q gang OF
s%windlers operating Throughout the
United States, accused OF swindling
Joseph Mink. Springfield, M, Of So
100 in connection with an alleged
lake rice farm transaction, was given
live years in the ~penitentiary by q
Jury in ekeuit cour, late this after
noon, The jury was out only thirty
minutes. Eek will probably be tried
on charges OF false p%retenses. grand
lareeny,s and robbery, also growing
out OF the transaction. lie Is alleged
TO be . member OF 4 gang which got
$4,000 IN similar transactions in this
section Last spring.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
Some Things Even
Judge Has Trouble
i. In Understanding


CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct, N,-"But
you can't understand, Judge. Only 4
woman a understand some things in
love"
So Mrs. Goldie Dresses explained
her case 10 Judge Joseph r. Sswyaki.
The Judge pursled q bit and solved the
difficulty by ordering a jury Of women
summoned TO hear the case tomorrow.
The state Is e%ndeavcring TO show
that Mrs Drossos LETT her husband. 4
restaurant keeper Of Columbus, Ohio,
and with her three children, came 10
Cleveland with John c. Battery, ~
years old. a window trimmer OF A.
bany. They were arrested yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28

police last night, though failure r
make out shift, reports Nos. 3 ard 4
made il impossible TO obtain exact re.
port, early this morning.
Sergeant Montgomery on shift No
] made out his repor, Tor the period
closing at ? O'Clock yesterday after,
noon, but the other two sergeants did
no, make their reports. The shift re.
port, are the only insight into IN,
work Of the police available for pub.
lie perusal.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
|SQM KILLS MAN SAID TO
HAVE ATTACKED MOTHER

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct B-
Walter {. Townsend. waichman Tor a
zeal railroad, is dead at q hospital
here from 4 bullet wound inflicted
b. William Jruellers, lS-ycar-old
boy who claims that he sho, in de-
tense Of hi, mother. According to the
ads story police say. Townsend was
choking Mrs. Truellers and attempt
Ing to stab her, and fearing tina, his
mother would be killed. the boy seired
revolver and shot the mar through
(hs chest. The young slayer is on,
N bond.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
u. S. NAY PURCHASE
fleet OF DIRIGIBlES

LONDON OCT X-Bntish III.
rigibie', including the giant R-J8
a sister ship to the R.N which made
the trans Atlantic voyage to America,
may form the nucleus Of a grea,
American ar fleet II vas learned
today that tho American navy de-
pdrlmcnt uay purchase other ,li-
hons from the British government IN
addition to the R-j8 as the British
admiralty. IN the interests Of econ
omy. has decided 10 sell all but two
Of it, rigid dirigibles which viii be
sep, Tor use by the navy.
A British crew will take m. R-js
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
FIVE 0NARlED WITH
Dry Law VIOLATION

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-Fedsral IN
formations charging violation Of the
wartime prohibition law were filed
here yesterday against five men. The
men named are RoHtft Thomas and
Thomas H. NcDoulsl Of Memphis,
Tenn, and Erneit Dexter and Gus
and Sam Bautnssrten Of this city.
Il vas alleged that Thomas, Me-
DouGal and Dexter had purchased
!x2O0W worth loi -,hisky from the
Banihgarien' 70 bootleg In southern
states.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
LAST BIC CLASH
ON BOYD FIELD
Soonors Planning Great Pep
Rally Friday Night

NORMAN, okla. oct. is.-tSpecisl }
OH hornn's 1919 grldifon classic. a..
annual battle With tho University ~
Missouri viii be held Saturday. No
vendor / on Royd field ut the Unit
verify " oklhhoinn.
That gam. win ho the last the Soon
ers play on tho home field this season.
0nuhdreds OF nlumni md former stu
dents and Will DO made tho biggest
event Of the year In athletics
Mean Much 10 Team.
The team win Try harder 10 win that
battle than any other ~ the season.
1.osss " tho Kendall ghme before a
home crowd damponod football en-
thusiasm considerably a, the university.
a victory over Missouri would send II
M ssn'n and keen II m regardless Of
the outcome Of later games.
Ticket reservations aro coming IN
fast from alumni ard former students
who viii occupy several sections. Other
sections IN the fnnln grnndstand VIII
he sold a. ~ylaltOrH and extra hlsAchors
will he placed on the east aldo ~ tho
field for university students Alumni
and for mct students may reserve tlck-
cts for tho game through Richard ".
Cloyd, alumni secretary, and others
should write J L. Lindsey.
Old Fashioned Pep Meeting.
Home coming festivities viii open
Fridsy eycnlng whan a fousing old
fashioned pep" meeting will he ho'i
IN tho auditorium. Talks will he made
p. FOOT all stars OF various yearr since
1905 And tho old-timers Will sndenyor
10 show the freshmen how they pre-
s1,arsd for a same In the old days.
Alumni will hold q luncheon Satur-
day ard various social events are be-
inG planned for that day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
j.. 5. and ITALY
STILL DISAGREE

ROME, Oct. 28.-Complete failure
Of the conversations between Signor
Ti,toni. the Italian foreign minister,
and Frank H.. l.. Polk. OF the Amer
lean peace delegation, over Adria,ic
questions, i, forecast by the Giornale
d'I,alia. The newspaper expresses the
belief that further Italian concession,
are impossible.
Signor T ,toni was quoted ~ say
ing that the only alte ruatiye for Italy
i, 70 remain on the Adriatic %littoral
under the armisticr conditions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
G0MPERS IS FEEBLE
SAYS LABOR CHIEF

PHOENIX, AriI.. Oct. g, - De.
scribing Samuel Gompers as "a fe-ble
old man, whose usefulness has al.
most passed" Thoma, J. Croaft.
president Of the Arizona STAG feder-
aion of labor, in opening the annual
meeting OF the federation today criti-
ci,ed the American Federation OF
labor, policy as weak and vaccila,-
ing and no, aifording the bes, pro-
lection to labor" Croaif declared
workers believe strikes are neces-
ssry to build a permanent industrial
structure
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28
JACK DEMPSEY
TO FIGHT SOON
Champion win Be in Action
Before January I,

NEW YORK. Oct 7s-Jack Demp'
sey. worlds champion heavyweight,
" or before January l.
Dave Mack1y. manager Of tho New
ark Rporismen club vas 10 meet Jach
Kesrns. Dempseys manager today "a
discuss tina chances Of the tltloh0lder
meeting one OF his challeuserA In III
elght. round no-decislon bout
Among the cbsllcngers mentioned ~
a possible opponen, Tor Dempsey are
Fred Fulton. Jim Brennan and WINE
Methan,