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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08

nnce with the original program Of the
President, gave rise to the possibility
of interim legislation to cover their
ne DIS until such time as permanent
legislation pending in the House and
Senate can be put through. The House
is at work on the Esch measure and
it promises to have it ready TO pass on
to the Senate by the tim if not before
the latter body can dispose of the treaty
matter. 1t looked on Thursday as if
tho Senate would have the treaty ready
to come to a vote at once. but this hope
wa frustrated by the last moment OBJ
lection of one of the senator's. Pre-
sumably the next fortnight or SO will
see it disposed Of This would leave
scarcely month for the forthcoming
session in u cember to take up rail
road legislation. Senator Cummins
seemed to think that with extra eXertion
the bill could be put through in that
short time. This situation had n stiff
fleming effect on railroad security prices
in which there was materially broad
ned trading.
Steel in Good Shape
The state of the steel industry was
regarded as good under the circum-
stances. Iron and steel production has
not as yet been affected by the coal
strike. as stocks of coal were accumu-
lated in all districts. some producers
having three to six weeks supply. Pro-.
duction figures for October were en-
couraging.
In that month pig iron output was
l 1853 .55S tons or 60,115 tons day.
agairt 2.4S7 .965 tons in September, or
S2,932 tons daily, the decline being
about % per cont. 1t should be recalled
that Sept mber was free of the strike
for three weeks. Blast furnaces of steel
companies suffered decline in produc-
tion of about 81 per cent, but the i'm
provement in furnace op rations in the
last two weeks or SO has been marked
The Pittsburgh district, which may be
regarded as the barometer of general
conditions, made the surprising show
ing of an increase in output of SS7 tons
over the previous month The Iron Age
stated that "a large volume of pig iron
business is offered for 1920. The sales
closed have been at advancing prices.
-and the market is still being secured
for prompt iron, indicating that foun-
dries are operating on large scale"
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$15,OOOO00 $15,OO000O $15,OOOOOO
CityofLyonS City of Marseilles City of Bordeaux
Fhteen-Year Six Per Bonds
D November
AYABLEM AND

GennuI0 FrenhM
loans these
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PGf May
Republic a oH
neda
gGy S %5 %5 S 5 @ & %
| = present. % %ses@ss % % % a @o% ssssSss 1s
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MABsnT1n s
@ o nHs55 Hs Gt @Ss
% 5 s % @ 7sSe . @ S%of 1879 to '%s %%s
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Onamga OF danut$s r@N'O'-
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o bone d smedA HhpheH ondwHyd
Their is udo reea yuphatm n hole u in
KUHN LOEB & co. THE NATIONAL CITY CO.
GUARANTY TRUST co, OH HARRIS FORBES & CO.
KIDDER, PEABODY & co. VIM A. READ & co.
CONTINENTAL COMMERCIAL TRUST SAVINGS BANK tChcago)
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Refined Sugar Continues Unchanged

New York, Nov. S.-The refined
sugar market continues unchanged. Re
fners still refrain from accepting new
business, the efforts being centered on
catching up on back business. Raws
are unchanged, sales of the new crop
Cuba since October 81. amounting to
slightly in excess of 102 900 bags call
ing for shipment up to April and MAY
next at prices ranging from IA to
Shsc f. o. b. having been made Prices
are UNCHANGED at 9c. less . per cent for
cash, for fine granulated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08

YoIING MAN OF VARIED EXPERIENcE.
WITH REFERENCES, CAPABLE AND
RFLIARLE. DESIRES EMPLOYMENT d
EINSEENNIINGS Ven; OR OR MORE A WEEK. see,
,-.-l-N pfio~'
YOUNG MAN with Office experience by con.
cern selling office equip. 334. Led on
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uNST AND FOUND

COW"--Lost cows. bearing tar mark Of
n on hide. strayed from Jones ane
Liberal reward ;. Harris. 1902 $ ith St
ENVELoPFS-Lost. Thursday at 12:3O D.
m, in the ladies' waiting room. eighth
floor Wanamaker's IS. envelopes containing .
railway bonds and Laurel Hin Cemetery lot
deed reward. Finder please communicate
with T. II Murray, 1915 Mount Vernon st
MUFF-Bost. black lynx mun on Lincoln
Highway, Wednesday, between Laughorno
and Philadelphia. suitable reward Robe
son Pennington N j.
PIN-Lost. diamond bar pin Reward Re
tprn TO j. Il. Caldwell & Co, Chestnut
andN Jun per SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
PERSONALS

WILL ANY PERSON knowing of the where.
abou.s of Thomas Ft2smmons and Mat.
thew Pearce. or the heirs deviBces or
alienees of either. communicate with Charles
Fahy. 40 9th st n. W. Washington. y. G.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
BUILDING MATERIAL

FOUNDATION STONE FOR sAI.E
About 1000 perch. at North philn II Ct
Amber. S1l7 Old York road. Phope sllnr &
050g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

DO YOU NEED A CHAUFFEuHf
For private or commercial cars we supplg
competent, reliable men ~ reRSN~r ble frarfa
without cost TO you. Apply 10 Mr. Parfor..
dl4 brown st. T one kt Hs5r
ORED HELP full and part f'n<.
Hursey' 1888 8. 10th st. Dickinson co41
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-
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CHAMBERMtID and kitchen maid colorod
at the Harvard Apts Ph. Swarthmoro 233
CHGLDNJRSE for children, . I and
years: reference required. Phone over
brook 1856
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08

CLERKS. FOR. AUDITING DEPARTMEN,
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER' S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08

COLORIST wanted. female on lantern
des. BRIGGS Co. 62s Callowhll.
COOK. waiting and chambcrwork . girls
white; no washing or hak ng: reference re-
quired call after Z y. IN. 2l32 Pine ST.
COOK, white, experienced in small family
in suburbs; good wages, references re-
quired. Phone Oak Lane 1893
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25

kos demonstracijos, kuriose
reikalauta prijungimo prie
ltallJos Fiume if kitQ Dal-
macljos vietQ. Minios Su-
kavo pagerbimui premiere
Orlando If ministerio Son.
nino, kurie grieztai reikalau
ia pildyti Londono sutartii.
Amerikos, Anglijos ir
francuzijos ambasados ir so
cialistQ ofisai buvo saugo-
jami kareiviq, kad apSaugo-
JUS minetas vietas ruo gall
mo uzpuolimo ituzusios mi
MOS.
Visi Rymo laikrasciai vien
balsiai reikalauja, kad bu-
tQ remiama Italijos delega-
tai Taikos Konferencijoje,
kuriQ reikalavimai, girdi,
yra pilnai teisingi if reika-
lingi del Italijos geroves ir
saugumo.
Italijos karalius irgi tele-
grafavo premierui Orlando
nurodant, ka veikti ir sykiu
pabrieze, kad negali but nu-
sileidimu del Italijos uzim-
tos pozicijos.
Paryzriuje vaikscioja gan
dai, kad italai, pirm pertrau
kimo rysiu su talkininkais,
jei tas ivyktu, artintusi prize
vokieciu SUI tikslu padaryti
atskira su vokieciais taika.
Bet cia taipgi kalbama,
kad jei Italijos nalsija ir Vi
siskai apleis Taikos Konfe-
rencja, tai Wis tick Italia
pasiliks draugiska taIkinin-
kams, If paliks isnesti nuo-
sprendi Adriatiko pakras-
ciu klausime vienoms Fran
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
lTALAE DALYVAVO
POSEDYTr

Paryzius, balandzlo "a d.
Siadien, 4 valanda popiet,
tur6jo talkininkai bendra po
3edi, kuriame dalyvavo ir
Itahjos atstovsi. Sakoma,
kad 81 posedi sukyietes Ang
lijos Lloyd George, kad SUI
laikips italus nuo isstojimo
is Konferencijos.
Veliau tapo praneSta, kad
ltalijos premieras Orlando
apleidzia Paryziu; isvaziuo-
ia Ryman 81 vakara.
Orlando pasmerkia prezi-
denta Wilsona. Girdi, Viii
sonas persekiojas Italija, tar
tum ssvo priesa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
TALKININKAI CALI PRI.
VERSTI ITAL.US.

Paryzius, balandzio "a d.
siadien tapo suzinota, kad
prezidentas Wilsonas pagra
sino Italians, kad bus sulai-
kyta gabenimas maisto is
Amerikos, jei Italia isstos
IS Taikos Konferencijos.
Taipgi panasiai galetQ pa
sielgti il su invezimu ang-
lily.
Toks dalyku stovis mato-
mai If sulaiko Italia nuo
smarkesnio zingsnio linkui
talkininku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
SPAUDA PASMERKIA
ETALUS.

Londonas, balandzio 24d.
Anglljos ir Francuzijos spau
da labai neprielankiai atsi-
mesa link italy del griezto
uzsispyrimo. Tuli laikras-
ciai net nepasigaili Italians
ir CANA, taip sakant, riebiQ
iSsireiSkimQ.
LaikraSciai iSvadzioja, kad
ltalijos elgimasi yra pavo-
jingas ir tautQ lygai If net
Europcs ramybei ateityje.
Gi Wilsono taktikai laikraS
tia CANA prielanki.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
ITALIA GRASINA KARE

Paryzius, balandzio "a d.
Kapitonas Pozzi, narys Sta
DO premiere Orlando prane
Sc, kad 100000 Italijos ka-
riumenes bus pasiusta uz-
init Dalmacija ir kitus Ad-
riatiko paHaScius, kurie bu
vo pazadeti Italijai Londo-
no pneskarineje sutartyje.
PanaSios kariumen6s spe-
kos, toliau uzreiSke kapito-
mas Pozzi, bus pasiusta if
apielink6n Fiume.
Sulyg uzreiSkimo kapito-
no Pozzi, Orlando reikalaus
susaukimo Italijos parlamen
to, kuriam bus pavesta su-
rasti budus, kad prijungus
tuos Adriatiko pakrascius,
kurie pripuola Italijai pagal
Londono sutarti.
Toliau kapitonas Pozzi pa
brieze, kad gauta ziniu, jog
jugo-slavai ivykde mieste
Spalato kariska demonstra-
cija prizes Italia; tai, girdi,
If Italia panaudos panasias
priemones apgynimui savo
tiesQ.
Taipgi Italijos delegacija
Taikos Konferencijon pra-
nese 81 ryta, kad ketinanti
iSstoti is Taikos Konferen-
cijos, bet italai siadien dar
neisvaziuoja is Paryzziaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
sUNU PASlUTIMAS
LONDONE.

Londonas, balandzio 23d.
Mieste Wis besididina SUM
pasiutimas If siadien tapo
lsakyta, kad kiekvienas suo
turetQ gaganciu; gi' Lon
done SUM- yra apie 100000
II labai stokuoja gaganciq.
SunQ savininkai eilemis sto
vi prie krautuviQ, belaukda-
mi gaganciu. W neispil-
dyma isakymo $4,000 baus
mes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
NAUJI APDRAUDOS
PALlUDIJIMAI KAREI-
VANS.


Washington, balandzio "a
KareiviQ apdraudos direk-
torius pranes6, kad nuo /
dienos birzelio bus isduoti
kareiviams nauji apdraudos
paliudijimai; taipgi bus ga
lima apdrauda If pakeisti
i kitokia apdraudos forma.
Aplikacija del pakeitimo
dabartinio apdraudos pa
liudijimo j kitoki jau yra
priimin6jama.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
MAlSTO. l. AIVUS Is
LiUOSNORIAI,

Londonas, balandzio 23d.
Gauta oficailis pranesimas,
kad Amerikos LAVAL su mais
til Hamburge, delei kilusiu
riausiQ, tula laika nebuvo is
kraunami. Veliau atsirado
burys liuosnoriQ streiklau-
ziq, daugumoj pirkliai If pro
fesionalai, kurie suprasdami
maisto svarba emesi iskrau-
din6ti maisto laivus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
LIETUVOJE NAUJA MI
NISTERIJA.

Ekzekutyvio Komiteto na
rial Vinikas If Bielskis pra.
mesa, kad Ekzekutyvis Ko.
gavo nuo Lietuvos
delegacijos Paryziuje sekar
i kablegrama:
"Lietuvos prezidentas
Smetona uztvirtino naujs
ministerip kabineta, susi.
dedanti is sekancip ypa-
tq: Sleziayicius, premie-
ras If laikinai pildas pc.
reigas ministerio uzrube-
zi1iu reikalp;
Leonas, vidujiniu reika-
ig minister's;
Noreika, teisdary ystes
minister's;
Simlkus, vaizbos ir pra-
mones minister's;
Stulginskis, zemdirbys-
tes minister's;
Cerneckis, krasos minis.
teris;
Kairys, maisto ministe-
ris;
Jonas Vileisis, pinigyno
minister's;
Paknys, minister's vie
Suju dar'oq;
lubelis, apsvietos mi
nisteris;
Merkis, apsigyninno mi
nisteris;
Voronko, baltrusiu rel
kalu minister's;
sernas, MINISTER'S be
portfeiio.
Baronas Roppas Berii-
ne veikia prieS Lietuvos
valdzia ir skleidzia spau-
dole melagingas informa
cijas."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
VALSTYBINE DARBININ-
IKU SAMDYMO SYSTEMA

Washington, balandzio 20
'Keliolikos valstiju guberna-
toriai bel jQ atstovai susi-
rinlss trijQ dienu konferen-
cijon, kurioje, vadovaujant
darbo sekretoriui If genera
liam samdymo biuru direk-
toriui, svarstys apie ivedima
yalstybines darbininkV sam
dymo systemos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
E3-,lh
Italia Crasina Kare.
Sukils Vengrijos Sodieciai.
BoI$evikai i$vyti is Kievo,
Meksik0nai priesinasi
Monroe DOktrinai.

ir sliupas. Kablegramas
skamba sekanciai:
"Lietuvos valdz;ai tuo-
jau reikalinga seklq YER
tes apie uz puse milijono
doliariu. Ar negaletq
Americas Lietuviai pri-
gelbeti savo gimtiniam
krastui, paskolinant kick
reikalaujamu pinigu, ar
kokiu kitokiu budu SUI
teikiant pinigu Lietuvos
valdziai ypatingai atsta-
tynnui sunaikintos zemdir
bystes. Pinigai reikalingi
kuogreiciausiai."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
BOLSEVIKAI ISVYTI IS
KIEVO.

Vienna, balandzio % d.
(suyelinta). Pranesama,
kad bolsevikai tapo isvyti
is Kievo, Ukrajinos sosti-
mes. Juos iSvijo sukile uk-
rajienieciai, kurie esq drau-
giski link generolo Petluros.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
BELGlJOS SELPIMAS W.
SIBAIGIA.

New York, balandzio "a.
Prentiss N. Gray, narys ko-
misijos sSelpimui Belgijos
praneS6, kad mineta komi-
sija, po 4 metu selpimo dar-
DO, nustoja veikusi nuo l
dienos geguzio menesio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
RUMUNAI ARTI
nEBRICIN.
Copy &c
%

Kopenhagenas, balandzio
"A d. Siadien pranesama is
BsdapeSto, kad stiprios fu-
munu Sp6kos pasieke miesta
Debricin, apie 120 myliu j
rytus nuo BudapeSto. II buk
vengrai jau utarninke aplei-
do miesta Debricin.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
ARMENIA RENCIA 1O.OO0
ARMTJA

Washington, D. c. bal.
"a. Armenu tautine delega-
ciJa formsliai paskelb6, lad
lelstq suorganzuoti 10000
armija is armenu tarnavu-
siQ SuvienytQ Valstiju ka-
riumeneje.
Armijos uzduotis butq gin
tt armenus Mazojoje Azijo-
Je nuo turkQ zudymQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
LAKUNAI PAGERBE
LINKOLNA.

Springfield, ILL.,, balan-
dzio % d. Lakunai is Cha
mute field, Rantoul, Ill. pa
gerb6 Abrahomo Linkolno
atnainti. Jie skrajodami or
laiVyje mete kvietkas ant
Linkolno kapo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25

cuzijai If Anglijai, 81 kurio-
mis- buvo padarytos Londo-
ne speciaLles Shame reikale
sutartis. Mat italai, sako-
ma, pilnai tikisi, jog Angli-
ia If Francuzija MEMORIES lau
zyti duotaji savo zodi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
NAOJA [|EIUN6 NN6IENI
BULGARIA MALSINA
GREKUS PABEGELIUS.

Saloniki, balandzio "a d,
cia ateina ziniQ nuo Bulga
rios rubeziaus, kad Bulga-
ria pasiuntusi stipria kariu-
meme Strumnico ir Petrici,
kur buk esq sukile grekai
pabegeliai. Sakoma, kad
padejimaS yra CANA serioziS
kas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
LIETUVA REIKALAUJA
SEKLU.

Ekzekutyvis Komitetas
praneSa, kad jis caves is
Iondono Lietuviu misijos
kablegrama po kuriuo pasi-
raso cepinskas, Bizauskas
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
REZIGNAVO EGIPTO
PREMIERAS.

Kairo, balandzio "a d.
Rezignavo Egipto premieras
M. Rusdi Pasa il j. rezig-
nacija priimta. Sakoma jo
rezignacija yra surista su
Egipto nacionalistq judeji-
mu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
SUKILO VENGRIJOS
SODIECIAI.

Londonas, balandzio 24d.
slad en- kar6s biuras isleido
pranesima, kad Vengrijos
sodieciai sukilo pires sovie-
tus If laukiamas greitas So
vietQ puolimas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
MEKSIKONAI PRIEsAI
MONROE DOKTRINOS.

Meksiko City, balandzio
"A d. Visi cionykseiai laik
rasciai atspausdino pranesi-
ma Salvador Diego Fernan-
dez, kad Meksiko visai me-
pritaria Monroe doktrinai,
kurios sauguma nori uztik-
rinti Taikos Konferenciia.
Kitame atsitikime, uzklau
sus tulai draugiSkai valsti-
jai Monroe doktrinos, Mex
sikos atstovas uzreiske, kad
kitos sails nepripazista Mex
sikos valdzios, o Meksikos
valdzia nepripazins Monroe
doktrinos, mes tai butu smu-
gis Meksikos neprigulmybei.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
ORAS.
Chicagoje ir apieGnkeie:

Petny6ioj giedra If gal ST.
batoJ; lengvai kilanti tempe
ratura If vidutiniai siaur-ry
civ vejai. Sau1etekis, SIS,
sauleleidis, 7::43.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-25
DIDELES DEMONSTRA-
CIJOS RHYME.

Rymas, balandzio "a d.
siadien cia ivyko milzinis-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-16
iii
"HER GREAT
CHANCE"
A SELECT PICTURE

A well known cast of Broadway
actors and actresses will be seen in
support of Alice Brady in her latest
Select picture, Her Great Chance"
which will be the feature Offering at
the Sugg tonight In this picture.
Miss Brady plays the part of Lola,
a shop girl. She is in love with
| Charles Cox, Broadways Million
Dollar Kid" The part of Charlie
Cox is admirably handled by David
Powell, who has played the leading
male roles in a number of Alice
Rrady's productions, and was TEA
tured with Billie Burke in ::Gloria's
Romance" her Paramount serial that
created such a sensation all over the
country about two years ago Mr.
Powell is a talented actor and is
well on his way to stardom in his
own right. The part of Lola's self
ish parents, her mother and sister,
are interpreted to advantage by Mel
lie Parker-Spaulding and Gloria
Goodwin, respectively. Miss Spauld-
ing has had many years OF exper-
ience on both stage and screen, and
is one OF the foremost character
actresses of the day. Miss Goodwin |
has, only recently, taken up motion
picture work, being one of the |
many recent recruits to the screen |
from the stage. During The entire
run of last years Broadway Musi.
ca! Comedy success, Love O.
Mike" Miss Goodwin had one Of the
principal parts Many persons will
recognize in the character of the
hotel proprietor, an cid musical COM
edy comedian, Jefferson de Angels.
For many years, Mr.. de Angels was
a featured member of comic opera
and musical comedy successes. The
story of Her Great Chance" has
been renamed, having been taken
from Fannie Hurst's novel Gold
en- Fleece" It was adapted for the
screen by Charles Maigne, who also
directed the production.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-16
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN
CONFERS WITH OHlOANS

By United Press.
Columbus, Ohio, April 16.-Homer
S. Cummings, chairman of the demo
cratic national committee, was the
guest of Ohio democrats here today.
Cummings addressed state and county
committee members, democratic edit
ors and public officials at MONDAY
luncheon at the Southern hotel. This
afternoon he will confer with state
leaders at an informal reception. This
evening he will address a public gath
ering. Governor Cox and United
States Senator Atlee Pomerene, of
Ohio, are also expected to speak.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-16
ENLIST IN ARMY

James r. McAvoy, of Lawton, and
Marvin w. Cochran young man of
Anadarko who enlisted in the army
through the local army recruiting
station yesterday, left this morning
for Ft. Logan, Colo. Both enlisted in
the Field Artillery branch of the
service.
Yesterday, Vernon w. Day, young
lad of Chickasha, enlisted in the in
fantry branch of the service. HI
was sent to Camp TT Logan yestel
day afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-16
ADD REVENUE AGENTS
TO ENFORCE DRY LAY

Washington, April 16.-Three
thousand internal revenue agents
working in specially arranged zones
throughout the United States will
enforce prohibition after July l, ac-
cording to plans announced today by
the revenue bureau. Nearly 500 in
spectors will be trained for the work
to be added to the force of 2,2S5 rev.
enue agents already available for
police regulations and the machinery
for enforcement will be in working
order before the date when absolute
prohibition becomes effective. This
force of special agents will be dis
tributed among the Districts where
law violation is threatened to the
largest extent and especial attention
will be paid to cities where revenue
officials look for most persistent eff
forts to make whiskey illegally. In
addition the revenue authorities p:an
to cooperate with local police and to
leave the greater part of the enforce
ment work to these authorities in To-
calities where the police appear eff
cient. With out such a plan the force
of even 1900 federal agents would be
insufficient to police the entire coun-
try.
One aspect of liquor law violations
has grown out of the hundreds of
recipes for home manufacture of beer
ale, wines and even distilled liquors, |
being circulated in all parts Of the |
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were more than welcome. Senator
Morton delivered an address in
which he most cordially welcomed
the visitors Ito Duncan and bade them
come again. The secretary of the
Duncan Chamber Of Commerce also
made a brief talk To all addresses
on the trip, the Chlckasha speakers
were there with the appropriate
come-backs, extending cordial invita-
tions to visit this city and partaks
of the Chickasha hospitality.
Homeward Bound.
After bidding Duncan farewell, the
tourists visited the Blake Shorthorn
farm near that city and inspected
prize winning bulls calves and heif-
ers, following which they turned the
noses of the old flivvers toward
Chickasha, whirled over the Merid-
ian highway again through NARROW
and on to Rush Springs, finding the
roads good to that town,
At Rush Springs the same brand
of reception. was in waiting. The
town was reached at about 3;15 and
apparently the entire town, with the
exception of Ed Coyle who was in
Chickasha, turned out to say How
dy."
Rush Springs was the last town
visited yesterday, the tourists arriv-
ing in Chickasha about $50. The |
road north of Rush Springs as far
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he diseased portion OF the ear. There Is
inly way to cure cal atarrhal deafness.
ind that is by constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by in
aamed condition of the mucous lining OF
the Bustachan Tube. When this tube Is
lnflamed you have d rumbing sound or i'm
perfect hearing. and when 1t is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases OF
deafness are caused by catarrh, which is
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine Cir
culars free. All Druggists. 75c.
F. J. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo. o.
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Easter Wearab1es
At Cribs
A GORGEOUS ARRAY OF
GeOrgette BLOlxses


Unusually handsome models in tunic effects
and straight belted styles; all the desirabl,
shades. Priced at---- $1,000 to 5000
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TGffetG Dresses.

Plain and fancy models, embroidered and
braided; very attractively made: navy, Copen-
hagens, black, tan and other good colors.
Priced at----- SI25O to $500
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BOOSTERS TO FINISH
TRIP TO-DAY
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the NARROW citizens loudly voicing
lleir approval the while"
Here's Real Road.
Another surprise that awaited the
travellers was the stretch of good
road between NARROW and Duncan.
The distance is about ten miles and
the run was made IN 20 minutes
The surprise was that there existed
such a good road in Oklahoma. 1t
was voted the best.
Very little advance notice had
been given at Duncan Of the propos-
ed visit by the Chickasha clan. but
despite this fact, an enormous crowd
quickly gathered and made the
people know that they
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