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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
ENGLISH HOUSE USES
AlRPlAhE IN BUSINESS

LONDON. Nov. I The first bust
ness house In the world. NO far As Is
known, 10 employ an airplane OF l's
own as part of its regular orgtnila
ton W n lnetone 4 Co. steamship
owners and general import and ex-
port merchants OF Cardiff Samuel
Instonc. president. said hts firm was
tired OF serious delays that have
occurred during the past three
months In transport of samples. I'M
portant papers. light goods ana con
tracts TO the continent.
Tho firm will also use tho machine
to enable statesmen to get In touch
with foreign buyers. Lieut.. T.. l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
BRITAIN HAS A REAL
| AIR MAIL LINE NOW
,,,.,J SKY Route Results From hc-
cent Railroad Strikes on
tho Island.
NusT REDUCE THE CHARGES
,,,a,ors Instructed How TO savc
Petrol, Because Supply May
Run out.

r,NDON. Nov. 1.--England mas n
,o,,l,r aerial mail service as a re-
,, the railroad strike. Had
.,...o hcen no strike such "A service
ao,,, not likely have been inausu-
,,,cd for elk months or year heH ce,
perular daily round trip air man
o,s established AZ an emer-
.,,.y measure from Hounslow' Eng
100. aerial grand central" on tne
sIoudon. To Newcastle, Glas-
e"a Winchester birmingham and
-, In addition. overseas ser =
c.t,a,isGcd with Holland,
n',,rg and Bclgiunt by one ma
ine operating between itohhsIo"
H5 RwN,rls. while another service
IA Tn1f inn rttu' mails going ana COM
|inr from Fan. ,
o%o, un,ll the government reduces
|,b,rrc. from . shillings an ounce
l., s,.rn. 9 will air mails become
,,puI,r with the public" said MAI.
K r,.l Greer, Civilian aviator Dire =
Inr s,dIounslow air terminus, with
J. ,axreurc charge per ounce. wh en-
X, IN addition to regular postage, the
r,,,r,mcrt can make thousands OF
mounds on such service.
40 aerial passenger traffic ex-
cent 10 The continent was permitted
dur.rr the strike. in order to save
,,sollnr The daily number OF civil
I,rs carried 10 France by air aver
op,a o. while the inward arrivals
are that number. TOO The Handley
rag. service to BruAsels averages 10
nas.enecrs and Airco three TO five.
THE strike brought inland air
mails TO London months before 1t
had been planned 10 start such
rrrylce. For every machine In the
mir We keen six in reserve. Our
weather conditions make any kind
Of flying here on, a schedule basis far
more llfficult than IN America"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Fitch VIII Direct
Boy Scouts of Fire
Southeastern States

DALLAS. Texas. Nov l. SOUTH
western district headquarters OF
the Boy Scouts OF America, cm-
bracinE Arizona, Louisiana, New
Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. have
just been csta blished In Dallas j
Il. Fitch, scout executive at Co
lumbus, Ohio. has been appointed
field comm issioner OF the diHiric,,
and will assume his new duties
about November I. Il is announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

TOXIC, Nov. l--School roEula-
tiona just promulgated at the COM
mercIai and Industrial school OF
Keio university qdriec the Young
men to look upon women as 'hcir
equals. treat them with cousldcra-
,tun and choose their wives wi h =
view to moral nffinitics, The kroi
university has recently been opened
To women
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

HARRISBURG. Nov. -Wtthitne
announcement that the famous High
sfe dis'illery, AZ Highspire. near
IN which sent lis produce to all
III ! of tho world Will be convert
~ into hosiery mill the "drys" In
his section are shouting II told you
ko The work OF changing the d e
Jtillery into knitting mill has al
ready reen begun and by January
|the plant is expected to be In work
ing order
When the dlsmantling OF the old
famous dis,illery was announced In
this city one of the leading BARRON
Ip a 1ed an empty Highepire WHISKY
lbotte on the bar draped with crepe
bearing the inscription: Look and
weep"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

barnard who holds the cross chan
nsl record In number OF airplane
crossings. has bsop engaged as pilot
IL the experiment proves success
ful the firm plans to employ fleet
OF airplanes and then may iake up
airships for commercial purposes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

even buried In tho village that had
been their home for SO many years.
Since the day OF the bomb throw
Ing. however. wilhelm Hohenrollern
has not stirred beyond the walls OF
the caAtle. And what the bomb
failed to do terror has nearly accom-
plished. because II 10 said tho kaiser
does not enjoy a peaceful minute.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

For the fIr't time. also, women are
boing employed In the department
Of foreign affairs for ,ypewrlting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Pour MobiIoii on the Troubled
Motors.
II its a Ford or "A high
grade MarmOn, or what
ever make of car Il f. pour
MOBlLOlf. on It and on
sure smooth running We
sell NOHlLOiI.S exclusive
w. Phone ". We deliver.
free uf charge. TT lisa
IA liBER Il NIIFANiX-
ING CO Filth at Boulder,
Phones Usage or Cedar l722
Cedar 800 .- Advt
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
NEW YORKER BUYS
LYNCH LEATHER co.

With the purchase of the Francis o.
Lynch Leather Company, Sixth and
Monroes streets, by Richard Young, OF
New York, 1t is expected that the com
pany's activity will be largely increas-
ed. Mr.. Lynch will continue as man
aser OF the plant
The new concern, which purchased
the Lynch Company for $4,000, has
been incorporated as the Young Leath-
er Company. with capital stock of
s250,O00.
There will be no change in the gen
eral policy Of the company or the
Office personnel Glazed and mat Kid
will be manufactured as in the past.
The plant was originally owned by
The c. and ]. Pyle Company. patent
leather manufacturers. About 200 leath-
Pr workers are employed.
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Kennedy and Russell

CARPENTERS and BUILDERS.
Building, Remodclinr. Repairing.
all 1922 Lancaster Ave. Phone 6233-J.
jy25-i4t.
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PUBLIC SAFE

PUBllC sALE-FURNIruRE- cGR.
nor PhlS, RUGS. BEDDING. HoUST.
sTrDr sTir'r ,vop ~ EIC, WILL Re SOLD AT
III =, FOURTH ST. FRIpAy ,rlcr.ssr ~;
= usisi At J O'CLOCK P NJ SHARP.
co, o,hn so.a our home and unable to
bidder. for cash. the following: "es'
Mahogany bedroom suite with va,t.-
dresser felt mattress cost sos. circas
san walnut bedroom suite. 1 nieces 80.
S210; one very heavy brass bed comnis,o
enameled bed, dresser and cbiffonier throot
piece library suite In tapestry mahoranv.
frame davenport. complete: table to match
leather couch. Quartered oak dining euife
set gold band dishes 100 pieces .
pictures, leather Turkish rocker
wicker rockers, pillows and holsters goose
feather bed. felt mattresses chifforobe mir
rors. sheets blankets. bed spreads: sew
,rnl fine Rugs, Wilton, Body Brussels Ak
Minister and ri1esfTF- sizes Gssc esrffS
Ixp. STIDHAM & SON
aug4-6-7. Auctioneers
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SINCLAIR CONSOLIDATED
OIL CORPORATION
NOTICE or

NJ III ~ fI
SPECIAL MEETING on STOCKuoLDER.
To the Stockholders of
Sinclair Consolidated OH Corporation
ihhe hoiice that the following Is a copl
on resolution adopted by the Bonrd %
Directors - Sinclair Consolidated oil Cor
porauon IN Delaware cOrporntiOn) NJ Tn,
special meeting thereof duly called ano
i, neid on TIE 5Otb day Of July, 1919 major
-; ., me whole board having voted In favor
OF snch resolution. namely.
RESOLVED, That Il Is. in the judg-
ment OF this board Of directors advis-
npie nnd most for the benefit Of Sinclair
consolidated OH Corporation. that said
corporation should he dissolved and 10
that end and rs required by law, that
f>eeting Of the stockholders Of said
rorpoSation 70 take action nron .hs
resolution be. and it hereby Is called 10
ne held NJ the Office OF said corporation,
Rooms Si23-3120, No. 40 Broadway, IN
the Borough Of Manhattan. city and
state Of New York. on the 25th day OF
August, 1919. at II o'clock A. NJ. and
thnt the secretary OF this corporation
be, and he hereby Is. directed within
ten days after the adoption Of this
resolution, TO cause notice OF the adop-
ton Of this resolution 20 be mailed TO
each stakeholder Of said corporation re-
siding I'm the United States and also,
beginning within such ten days, 10 cause
n Ike notice 10 be inserted In news
paper published In the county Of New
castle, state OF Delaware, at least three
weeks, successiyely, once week next
FifN'NiHE iut tlNf Fpnoluteu tN Nluff-
said for said meeting Of stockholders
Pursuant 10 such resolution NOTICE IS
iEREBN GIVEN that special meeting
the stockholders of Sinclair Con
olidated OIL Corporation "a Deln-
are Corporatlonl, WIN be held on tho 4
ith day OF August. 1919. AZ n o'clock IN 4
he forenoon, NJ the Office Of the corpora
on Rooms 3i23-3i29, No. 100 Broadway. |
the Borough OF Manhattan, city and !
tate of New York for tho purpose Of TAX
~ action upon the foregoing resolution,
nd for the purpose of considering and de.
rminlng whether this corporation shall
dissolved
Transfer books win be closed at the close
bnsiness August I, 1919. and will remain
osed until the close OF business. August
IN, 1912, or such other date TO which the
regoing special stockholders meeting may ,
adjourned. The transfer books will be
osed permanently upon the requisite vote
stockholders 10 dissolve.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors. Z
A. STEtN tNMETZ. Secretary. /
'ted August 1, 1919. nug2-4-G-h 3-1S-20.
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SANITARY WORKER
TyPEWRTTERs
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED
- Proposals for Bitumlnous Coal will
he received at the office Of the Board of
Water Commissioners Sixteenth and
French streets, Wilmington. Delaware, up
70 A. NJ, on Monday, August IS. 1919, for
the purpose Of supplying the Water De-
partment with approximately thirty-three
hundred tons Of bituminous coal for the
period beginning September l. 1919 and
ending March 81 1920: further bid is
requested on supplying Water Department
With approximately ffty-dv hundred tons
OF bituminous coal for the period Of one
year, beginning September / 1919 and end
ing August 81 1920
tories OF the specifications may be oh
uined from the Office OF the Chief Engi-
henr, Sixteenth and French streets
ty29-3i-aug4 nc
Evening journal., 1919-08-04


HAULING. MOVING AND PARTIES
IL catered to. n Il. Lewis, COS Marylapd
Ave, Phone 5515-J. Jys-1m.
DELIABLE MOVING AND HAULTN
IL 20 any place. Greatest care used: per-
sonal supervision. G. G. Warrington, 2fs
Gray avenue. Orders taken at GO5 n lack
son ST. Phone ''5-R' jyi5-1m.
+ c. GALLOWAY, TRANs!'ER-PfANO
-. and furniture moving: local and long
distance hauling; two and hve-ton Pierces
Arrow trucks 70 hire. D. & A. 1861
mar25 1yr
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
TRANSPORTATION

FIonl ourth st. Wharf
Schedule In Effect FRIDAY. MI 49,.
Subject to Change Without Sotic.i isis
Wharf. and Philadelphia, Cbestnut SSttrse
Wharf. week days. except Saturdar .t1eee
300 100 a. NJ; 13o, 400 415' 500 :Ss 7%
on Saturdays. Sundays ana h,,,S
80, 800, 1890 4. NJ, ~ o'clock noon
800, 415, 500. 100 $50 and $50 p LOU
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. essa,I n no1TE.
Daily, Including sundays
Leave Wilmington for Penns9rov. s,c
80, s9c, oo 800, 10 1000; 11oo A; NJ. II ocioei
son 900 1000. 11co and i2.aa ~. .1eo.
Leave Pennsgrove for wilminrton sm
SO 7l5 SIS, 90, 1909 100 4. Il,
800, 900. 1000 and l1.oo P. n Z"
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HANNIGAN,S TRANSFER

Let US have your hauling troubles. We
move goods anywhere We want your haul
ing. Outnge and parties booked Phone
office. 533j w. Res. fS75-W. 21S r Fourth
street. jy1t-tf
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REDUCTION or sTOCK.


/ { fERTIFICATE OF REDUCTION or
/ 1APIIAL STOCK. ISSUED BY SOUTH
nnn.iEtkiCAN GOLD a PLATINUM COM
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. for the ,rr.
pose OF reducing the capital stock issued
~ south American Gold & Platinum Com
laws AMY = ,esorPoration organized under the
mako, sign, acknowledge. file and record
ms statement OF reduction and do certify
that the facts herein stated are true
usl. ihat In accordance with a notice
uuiE given, meeting Of the stockholders
OF south American Gold & Platinum Com
pany' was held on June &c 1919 at 3
. ,,. flock. IN the afternoon. for the purpose Of
HttnE upon the question Of decreasing the
$i90Oo0O0. p1'' ~
,,'a Second ,s,sa That by vote of more than
pany- az said meeting n was resolved 10
reduce the capital stock issued bv said
company, TO SiO,oo0,00O
Third That It was resolved that said
capital stock issue be decreased by the
purchase for retirement at par. OF the
shares or preferred stock not owned Nv tho
company and by retiring the shares OF
preferred Stock owned by the company
Fourth: That all the debts Of tho com
pany not otherwise fully secured h,ve
been paid and discharged
Fifth: That the name OF the President
Of said company Is Adolph Lewisohn.
Sixth That the names of an the d. 4
rectors OF said company are as follows:
sam A. LewisOhn
Frederick Lewlsohn,
Walter Lewisohn
Julius III. Susmann
James NcDougall,
Amor +. keene,
j. Parke Claiming.
r. II. Westlake, and
r. NJ. Loper
and We do hereunto accordingly set our
respective hands and seals. this 30th day
ADOLPH LEWlSOHN (SEAL)
JH. sUsMANN 7sTAI1I
SAM A. BEWISOHN fSEATA
FREDERICK LEWISOHN (SEAL)
r. III. WESTLAKE (SEAIl
JAMES McDOUGALL (SEAI)
A. II. kEENE fSEAL) ,
f. NJ. LOPER (SEAL)
iTATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
NEW YORK. IS:
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on this
9th day of juno. 1919. personally ap-
cared before me. the subscriber, a Notary
'ublic for said county and State, ADOLPH .
.EWISOHN, President OF South American
iold q Platinum Company, and n party
D the foregoing statement known to me
ersonally TO be such. and !. having first
lade known TO him the contents OF said
iatement. he did acknowledge that he
gned. sealed and delivered the same as
Is voluntary act and deed, and depOsed
nat the facts therein stated were truly set
)rth
Given under my hand and seal OF Office, 1
re day and year above mentioned.
EDWARD A. WOEBSE.
Notary Public. Bronx Co. No. 80
Certificate Filed ~ Y. Co. No. 37t.
y. Y. Registers Office. No. 1874
Wy Commission Expires March so, 1921
DWARD A. WOEBSE.
Notary Public.
Bronx County.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04

EOR SALE-ALL PIANOS AND PLAY
Il ers at special reductions and easy
terms. while extensive alterations continue
on our building, 210 w. Ninth ST We are
now at 113 W. Ninth St, opposite Post
Office Afford Piano Co.. 113 W. Ninth St
ty25 o6t
Evening journal., 1919-08-04

FOR sALE-RESTAURANr AND A
rooming house. 10 rooms all furnished.
on account Of death; have two-year lease
Apply 715 King St. aug2 ST.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
AUGUST {.

.
This person has an intense love OF
nature. The mind is logical. scientific,
clear. The nature is intense in do
mestic love, is jealous and domineer-
lns and demands much in its mate.
Marriage should not be made early in
IRE until tastes and ideals are formed
Inc nature is ambitious. loving har-
nony and adaptable to different neo-
pie and conditions. The hirthston ,s
40; inoicsted by the Lion, and Ire
p,i ~. ''is,one IS a ruby, with the planets
'ne sun ana earth in the sscendency.
Search the Want Ads for h,,slns.s
opportunities and greater and better
positions, Oe''ci
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
LOTS

We have lots in a restricted dis
trict. Size OF lots. 30 by $50 feet Think
OF the size. These lots are sold on the
installment plan.
WALTER z. POWELL.
fhone olvf- $50 Market st.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
Good Investment

aiS rooms and bath front porch: hous.
IN lair condition. Possession in 80 days
situate on Ninth Ave. You can have this
property for ST. 80 mo less); $3.50 down,
balance by the month.
WALTER L. POWELL.
Phone Sl97 $50 Market 81.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
THE
DU POINTS

are spending millions of dollars to
make Wilmington the best place
to live in on the face of the earth.
MR.. PIERRE S. DU POINT.
one of Americas greatest men.
and who is looked upon today as
a greater man than Rockefeliow.
Morgan or Carnegie, is spending
millions of dollars for the better
ment of our schools and colleges.
and who is determined TO lift
Delaware from the bottom of the
list to the front ranks in educa-
tional facilities.
All of these Improvements will.
naturally create a demand TO live
here and the demand will enhance
the value of Real Estate.
Real Estate is a wondrful pos
session; buy piece of it, plant
your garden, make it fertile, enjoy
i and don't worry about what the
Single Takers tell you.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
Received for Record July IL 1919
+. g. COLE, Recorder

STATE OF DELAWARE, NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. IS:
Recorded In the Recorders Office. at
Wilmington. In Certificate OF Incorporation.
Record s. Vol. 10. Page 39 etc, the 11th
day Of July. A. D 1919.
Witness my hand and official seal
21-2s-augi #. G. COLE. Recorder.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
MuNDY & &C

Bell Phone 7146 7os Market ST
Real Estate. Rents. Mortgages. Jnsursncs.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
REAL EsTATE-ron SALE

E0R SALE-TWO CORNER LOTS AT
q Elmhurst G. l.. Weer. Newport. Del
augl-3t =
Evening journal., 1919-08-04

STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF
NEW YORK. IS:
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on this
30th day Of June. 1919. personally ap-
peared before me- the subscriber. n Notary
Public for said county and, State. J. II.
Susmann. sam A. Lewisohn. Frederick
Lewisohn. Il. ". Westlake ]. McDougall
A. II. Keeue and r. NJ Loper. being a ma
jority Of the directors Of South American
Gold & Platinum Company, and parties TO
the foregoing instrument. known TO me
personally 10 be such. and l. having first
made kown to them and each Of them the
contents OF said statement. they did each.
severaily. acknowledge that they signed,
sealed and delivered the same as their
de1osed that the facts therein stated we're
truly set forth.
the day aud year aforesaid. ..
EDWARD a. WOEBSE.
Notary Public. Bronx Co. No. IS
Certificate Filed y Y. Co. No. 311
y. Y. Registers Office. No. 1874
MY Commission Expires March so, 1921.
EDWARD A. WoEBSE.
Notary Public,
Bronx County.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Office Of Secretary of State
l. EVERETT c. JOHNSON, Secretary ~
state of the state OF Delaware, do hereby I
certify that the above aud foregoing is
rue and correct copy of Certificate of Re /
,MERICAN GOLD & PLATINUM COM
'ANY." as received and fled I'm this Office.
he tenth day Of July, A. ID. 1919. at .
o'clock A. NJ.
III TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hereunto set my hand and
official seal, AZ Dover. this tenth
SEAL) day Of of July, In the year of our
Lord. one thousand nine hundred
FVERETT c. JOHNSON
Secretary of STATE
Evening journal., 1919-08-04

WE ARE NOW PASSING
THROUGH A WONDERFUL
REAL ESTATE ERA.
Wilmington is in its infancy
the possibilities and advantages
are great, We have so much TO be
proud of
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
408 w. 18TH STREET
GONE.

Advertised Friday and Saturday.
Sold Saturday night at O'Clock. We can
do the same for you. List your property
with
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
For SALE

beautiful little home, north Of the
brandywine, rooms, bath. porch. steam
heat, gas and electric. cement cellar. newly
papered. Possession at once. Apply only to
j. HOWARD GORDON
el5 Orange Street
No phone calls answered In regard 10 this
Adv. W '"is
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-24
SQUIRRELS APPEAL FOR HELP
Why Protected Inhabitants Of Whlto
House Grounds Feel Called On 20
Protest Pets Destruction.

Speaking Of families the squirrels
In the White House grounds at Wash
ington are UP against It Before the
United States got into the war these
grounds were largely open to the pub
lie. and the concrete walk along the
front, driveway was used daily by
thousands of government employees
going to and from work and by tour
lists.
Hundreds Of persons made It q prac.
tfce now and then to fill their pockets
with peanuts to feed to the squirrels.
and the little bushy-tailed creatures
became 80 tame that they would ait
along the concrete walk as pedes.
TRANS passed and beg.
When war was declared. however,
the grounds were closed to the public.
Police guards by day and soldiers by
night keep all trespassers away. The
squirrels have become lean and
wild-those who have remained In the
grounds-and the peanut vendors who
for years have had their pushcarts
near the east gate report a large fall
ing Off in sales.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-24
Meeting Places Should
Be Well Ventilated

The Review suggests as prevent
alive measure against the spread Of
influenza that all places where
crowds gather be we'll ventilated.
Fresh air is a most important fac
tor in the preservation of ones good
health. This should be most rigidly
observed by the management of our
local theatres, where people gather
every day to enjoy a few moments
relaxation from the worries of the
day. The large exhaust fans should
be kept going, thus replacing the
stuffy, germ-laden air with con-
tinuous flow of pure ozone from
the outside.
In this manner much danger is
eliminated, and no~-time should~be
lost in putting the plan INTO effect.
The churches also chould be we'll
ventilated.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-24
MRS. N. r. TRELLUE

Patterson, La, Jan. %, 1919.
Mrs. N. B. Trellue, born Sophy
Grout, died at her home here
Thursday, January 23rd, at the
age of GO years. Her death was
a great shock to her family and
friends, as it came most sudden
ly. Mrs. Trellue had been in i'll
health for some time, but her
trouble was not considered as
serious, she being quite active
up to the day preceding her
death. The funeral was held
Friday in the Protestant Gene
terry, with services from the
Methodist Church. Many
friends of the family reverent-
ly followed her remains to it's
last resting place in the little
"City of the Silent"
Mrs. Trellue has always been
distinguished in social and well
fare work for the community.
In church circles, she was an
ardent devotee, and will be miss
ed by those with whom she
worked in the name of Him Who
has called her to her reward. AS
a civic league member, she did
much for the welfare of Patter-
son, but her most Jealous efforts
were made in the interests of the
Kings Daughters, of which or
Fganization she was the Leader.
Mrs. Trellue was loved by all
who enjoyed the pleasure of her
friendship. Her kind and char
liable disposition was irresit-
|ible, and her going will be
mourned by many who have felt
the blessing of her timely gifts.
She is survived by her hus-
band, five children, Mrs. J. E..
Munson of Cheneyville; Edwin
Trellue of New Orleans; Percy
Trellue of Savannah, Ca; DR.. w.
ID. and Bertram Trellue of Pat
! terson; one sister, two brothers
and six grandchildren.
The Morgan City Daily Review
delivered. to your home for 40c a
ninth
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-24
LOST

Promissory note of One Thousand $4,000
Dollars payable to T. A. Mahony when the
said Mahony become Of age. or is legally
emancipated and ratifi@ sale from him
self to J. N. Pharr and Sons. Ltd. executed
on April 20. 1918 before Robt. E. Brumby.
Notary Public.
Said note being neither negotiable, nor as
signable. Parties are warned neither to
trade in. nor cash said note. as the same IL
the property of and without value to any
person other than the said J. A. Mahony.
(Signed) JOHN A. MAHONY,
Per A. J. Mahony,
1-14-10c Father and Tutor
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-24
Charlie Chaplin Goes
Over Top With Crowds

Charlie Chaplin went over the top
last night at the Opera House. He
took every one with him who watch
ed his way of doing it.
As a rookie, he was there with all
the misfits the average newly en-
listed man. As a hero, we'll he cap
tured the Kaiser, the clown ounce,
a pretty girl and the whole house.
His way of pulling the clothes over
his head with five feet of water un-
der him a as couch, was a scream.
Tonight, at the Opera House, will
be shown Sessue Hayawaka, in Hid
den Pearls" which has added to the
fame of this film actor.