davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10
Standing of GUESTS
and Toddy's Schedule

Yesterdays Results
Allen beat Layton, 1851.
Krcuter beat Reogh. 125-110.
MATURE beat Ralph. 1858.
Seabnrk beat Fink. 1851.
Concannon VS.. Greenleaf not sched-
uled.
TodRy's Schedule
1880 p. m.-Kreuter VS.. Fink.
2;30 n. m.--LaytOn VS.. Seaback.
y. m.-Ralph VS.. ConcnnnOn
0:30 y. m.-Greenlenf vs.. Mature,
Allen and Keogh not scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10

Mount Carmel VS.. Dobson, st. COLUMBIA
VS.. Gtrard
Harry Franckle was absent from the
line-u of the Germantown basketball
team last evening. and without the cap
tain of the club in action, the G's were
compelled to bow to Trenton by the
score of 312S and share second place
as a result.
At that the home club played as well
at the visitors, but did not have any
luck with their shots. On the other
hand "Chief" Muller had good night,
and when any player scores six field
goals, you can, generally, count on that
side winning
Such was the case last night. Muller
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10

NVIIENHIU TOT IOIhUFrUW INIkH0
Mount Carmel VS.. Dobson, st. COLUMBIA
VS.. Gtrard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10

Leon l.. Rains. OF the Olympia, who also
is an honorary member Of the Pine Street
Debating Society announces that there will
be a meeting OF tho board OF governors Of
that exclusive society shortly. Mr.. Raine IL
corresponding secretary OF the society.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10

Billy Cole. tho western lightweisht who
Dawes at the National Saturday might. is
billiard fan: Efe Ia a close friend OF lay
ton, one of the competitors in the national
HocEet billiard Championship tourney at the
Parkway Building
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10

Joe jackson and Jimmy brown meet in
ton on Monday night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10

The National prclluinaries will present
hiLly, Cole and Frankie Rice in the semi
Johnny Mahoney. Mike Castle VS.. Walter
Rennio and Tommy German VS.. Andy Burns
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-09
HOME TROOP MOVEMENT
NEARLY 10000 DAILY

Washington, May 9-The home
ware movement of the American
troops from France approached 1O,-
900 men a day in April, according to
figures made public today by the war
department. A total of 2S7 ,595 men
embarked during the month, as COM
pared with an estimated possible
maximum movement of 255 900. The
speeding up of the turn around" Of
the troops was said to have been re-
sponsible for the increase.
The figures show that the total
estimated strength of the army on
April %, not including marines, was
1,775,9O7, of whom 1,OS2,329 were in
Europe, 1OS,O97 at sea and 41,176
in the United States. The strength
of the army in France ON that date
was 56 per cent of that on Novem-
bery IL.
Enlistments reported since Febru-
ary 28, when voluntary recruiting
was resumed, totaled %, ,3S7, OF whom
6,O17 ASKED for duty in France,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-09
ORDERS CASTRO TO
NORTHEAST COMMAND

Juarez, May 9.-Alarmed at Fran.
cisco Villas recent show of strength
in northern Mexico, Presid9ut Car
ranza has ordered General Iesas
Augustin Castro, seb.secretary Of
war. in command 81 the northeast
ern zone, to begin his campaign
against Villas forces Immediately,
according to reports brought 70 the
border tonight by passengers from
Chiuhuahua City. .& 3at AM
The zone has been snbdivided and
the southern part placed in com
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-09

BANQUET GIVEN
BY O.C.W. GIRLS

Thirty-five o. c. W. students at
tended the annual Junior.Senior ban.
quet given Thursday evening at the
Mcfarland hotelp POI, sChickasha ay,
enue. AZ 4 \, ,a ifF II Z
President and Mrs. @. w, Austin,
Miss irene Shirley, Senior class ,ad.
.yisor;f Miss Francis Davis Junior
class advisor and Mrs. Cassie p.
Shaun, college matron, were the spe-
cial guests.
The program rendered was as fol-
lows:
Welcome ------------Ca Rice
Response Hazel Owsley
"If Not Why Not?" Edna McCarty
Brick Bats and Bouquets" "-----
-Goldie Andrews
Suppressed Desires" doris DuBose
Next Twenty Years" MIR. Austin
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-09

in Bayview park, on Maumse bay, in
which the Jess Willard.Jack Demp-
sey 12,round bout for the heavy
weight championship of the world
win be staged July 4. 3i-
Toledo charity anticipates receiy-
ing $4,000 as a result of the bout,
figuring per cent of gate receipts
estimated by Frank Flourney, asso.
ciated with Tex Rickard, who pro
NOTED the bout, to run about $20Q,i
900. The Toledo boxing commits
sion today issued pemit '2r the
cont. 4 X q Va M
THE arena in which the fight. viii
be staged at 3 O'Clock on the after
noon d Jnly 4, will seat 10000 when
completAl.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-09

mand of Gen. Manuel Dieguez, who
was ordereds from tiic rampic6 oil
fields recently to establish ahis head,
quarters at Torreon; General Cas-
tro will retain commaid' Sof the
northern subdivision and as sub
secretary OF war will contror ar
military movements in sthe n five
statesl composing, the zone, b, et,.
He has ordered the 57th infantry
stss sssss sAa,,i sassss- s4gs-lsit
regiment under Col. Augustin Moya
to taket the ftHid4against vipawand
III ~ M IN IN l% tR
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-09

Colonel Moya and his command left
here today for the state capital. His
place was taken by Col. Jose Con
zales Escobar, former commander in
Parral, who brought a regiment
with to garrison the frontier. This
followed rumors that Villa had di'
vided his force and was sending
one command. utidera Gen. Felipe
Angeles to take this port and estab-
hsh a provisional capital here.
| ss.v vnsIttp ps,'e ~ silsef
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-09

We handle the BTner line OF wool.
ems, which guarantees the very best
in made-to-measure garments. Ev-
cry yard guaranteed. Chickasha
Cleaning Works, ia N. 4th St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-09
PLANS DRAWN FOR AN NJ,
IMMENSE ARENA FOR
HEAVYWEIGHT BATTLE.

Toledo, Ohio. Max 9.--.Plans are
being drawn for an immense. arena
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-09

q Try Want Adsyror Results.
d \ & n WI w M P
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
COSVI3>TION uAii.

Al the Convention hall Monday,
january 81, under the management
Of Louis Powell ~ the Grand
thenter. Raymond Hitchcock intro
duoes tho 1918 edition ~ "hitchy-
koo." tho famous titlc ~ the series
of shows ~ which ha iA tho mag
n~tic personal feature and that OF
cours. means an unusuat supply or
good fresh fun. lie will R- usual
he surrounded hy Rn int"teHting
group NJ principals, each of whom
i- nm individual ac" among the pro
f-aHionnl world Of entertainment,
and tho chorus of forty under
twenty In the Hitchcock show
means something
Charles Howard. Ocorge Moore,
Eari nenhnn, Jack bonahue. Ray
Dooley. Gene Tyne. Ruth Mitchell,
Jean Roberts Eleanor Sinclair and
Florence O'Denishawn are outstand-
ing personal features In the 1918
edition "iiitchy -koo"
Raymond Hitchcock II probably
tho most natural and effective ere
ator OF conta Eious laughter on the
stage--and he " liked ms we'll In
i.ondon nn here In fact he has heen
admiringly called "a national n~ceS
atty" This latest production Of
"Hitohy koo" has been staged by
Ned wayburn. Flo Ziegfelds LETT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
PAVING ARGUMENTS TO
HAVE ATTENTION TODAY

Any argument for or against pay
Ing IN any section ~ rulHa past
present or future Tan reach ~" ears
~ tho higher ups today providing
one can get insid. the commissioners
room ~ the city hall
The omen season Tor paving hrsu.
monts starts st | 30 o'clock, ana
there's no hng limit The gam" Will
close only on account of dnrhn"r"
and the plan IN ,n ~ into tho con
tract let some time prior Ia tho war
which has been held M. and to take
M any paving matter that Interests
citizens In the plans for the future
Contractors "wnr Il Cd tThO ooo
worth ~ pre-war contracts say they
cant no ahead and put In the work
ut IN, original bids They are
throwing W their contracts and the
city is talking about suits on tho
bonds they gave,
ono company has already made
an assignment, to "" creditors. ana
other. are equally '"essed. The
meeting today N to- into details
of thee. contracts aud N possible
ronciiiste their terms To- ft the ad-
vancrd cost In material and labor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
SERVICE DIRECTORS
RELEASED BY BAKER
War S~~rrtary Orders Di-a hnrge ~
ii3 NJ Irnvcnwor,h-No-i ~
Them Tor Iuripugh

WASHINGTON Jan 20 Seof''
taty Baker today ordered ~" r'.
lease ~ ia conscientious ohi"tlo
held at Fort irnyepwnrth, IA" tr
misAion of the uncSc,Itcd portions
of their sentences their h"n"rahir
restoration 10 dut, ana imW'dih'" '"
discharge from the army
Tho men released comprise '"'
classes IN one group ar" 30 men
who heretofore have been recon
mended by the board of inquiry
h.a by Judge Julian M''h f"r
furiough Gruup includes lhns'
men whom the board ~ Inquiry
on re- examination found ~ he Ein.
cere and Who IN iiH juirueui wnu i
have he.n recommended fur IN
inurhs II tho, had h,i Opportunity
80 being examined hN " hri"t, lh'
cnurtmartial proceedings
Secretary iiAket instructed ma
the discharges granted NEE" u"n
sricniiou- nhlrctora should b." VIII
ten on - special form which lh'mh's
the following reinpft TINS ls q
conscientious OhirCinr Whn h'"
done No military duty whnisn"N"i
and Who refused to wear the UNI
form Z"
Tho policy ~ granting farm or
other furloughs 10 such men 49, wef"
adjudRei SINCERE. Secretary llhkef
said IN M. order. was adopted ~
that tho country might have the ben.
eft NJ such tabor nH they could pei
form conrclrntlously instead ~ hay
Ing To pay for ihelr care and sub.
slstenco with No corresponding ben.
en-
The signing ~ the armYiice,
however. which took place while
those cases were under considera
ton by my military associates has
changed the entire situation NJ
HAker said. "nnd tho war department
has since adopted nnd announced
the policy of returning io civll llfe
at tho earliest practicable moment
such conscientious ohIectors nH are
not serving courlmartial sentences.
Tho secretatyp action does not
affect the status of those conscien-
tious objec,or- who. having hecn "s'
smired by the hoard ~ inquiry
were found 10 be sincere in thoir
objections Men Included In this
elias. are loft t0 servo tho sentence.
which hav. been Imposed upon
them,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
DON'T 0VERDO
OR 0VEREAT
But IL You DO. a Few Doses
Black-Draught May Pre-
vent Serious Trouble.

NOwATA. Ohh- Mr. w. n. Dsw-
son OF this place says Il havv
Known Of Blsrk -DrauGht evvr since
can rsmemtrsr. and OF ali the liver
medicines I ever us>d. Black
Dranaht 10 without doubt the best
We would not ss without It In the
house.
u ussd to taAs pills and different
things. but altar t9kins . course Of
strong msdicin. I &ould be isft In q
constipated condition. and would
need then 10 use a lasauv. Hut
after I began to take BLACK -prsuEht
did not have any troubls OF this
kind
u take q big dose At nisht ami fol
low q fsw nights with lighter doses.
and am like new man until I
ovsrdo or overeat, and noslec, TO
take care Of myself until tho llver
gets out Of fir. when l have to 60 to
Hack -DrauEht again.
hlacs -brsuEht nave found N all
that IL necessary for the blosted feel.
ing In the stomach. sour stomach or
bad taste In tho mouth 10 common
In serins In the 1wampy country |
believe II NOR. people took II, thcr,
~oulint be so many having chnls
a. do
Try Thedford's black DrHasht At
all druEHistA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Don't Experiment With Calanh;
Il Often Leads 10 Dread CONSUMPTION

oomec more and more aggravated
and finally reaches down into the
lunr- and everyone recognizes the
alarming condition that results
when ihr lunsS arc affected Thus
taiarrh may hc the futerunner uf
that most dreaded and hopeless of
all diseases consumption
No local treatment afford. perms.
nent relief Experience has taught
that = y 10 tho one rem edy which
attacks the disess. At It's source. tho
blood and produces satisfactory re
suits IN even the worst ca-es "a
tArrh sufferers are urged TO give n
y 2 thorough trial II IL sold Nv
all druggists You are invited to
write tn the Medical department for
esper, sdvic. as TO how IN 'res, your
own case Address Swift Specific
20 bs swift, Laboratory. Atlanta
Ga
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
SANTA re FILES SUIT
TO RECOVER ON TAXES

A suit was filed In the district
court yesterday In which walker ID.
Hines, director general of railroads.
and the Atchison. Topeka n Ranta
ia Railway company arc plaintiffs
and ed Walton, treasurer OF Tulsa
county, IN tho defendant, wherein tho
plaintiffs seek 10 recover tho sum of
NH7l.0s paid 10 the courey treas
urer for taxes under protest, this
sum represcptinS tho amount nsses
Sod against tho plaintiff company
erroreously.
Tho petition sets out six causes of
action covering the alleged erroneous
assessments made on irs plaintiff
companys property In ss many
townships Of Tulsa county. II N the
contention OF the plaintiffs that tho
levy exceeded that provided by law
and although they say they have
paid the taxes for tho first half of
the year, they did 81 under protest,
and are now seeking 10 have the en-
cess returned 10 them by tho county
treasurer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
ALA M0SK0VA
EMPRESS TODAY
Famous Russian Dancer and
Company Of Eight Classi-
cal Dancers "A Feature.

Tho biggest dan,.ng act That has
ever visited Tulsa a IN" feature a..
traction on "a" new VaudoNili" hIIi
beginning 81 the Empress with thus
afternoons matinee II hfingt the
famous Hu~.n dancer Ala Mosk
ava, ana her company ~ sighi N.
Guiding a musiraI director. who Wi,
present program ~ artistic ana
classical dances
Miss Muskuvh came to America
with firr. youth. beauty grace and
personality ana Immediately became
sololHt fpr the Manhattan bp"th
House IN Sew YORK. whef" nh" ~hs
, decided scnsttinn. The visit ~ her
company tu Tulsa ls an event that
viii prove an attractive feature q"
Tulsa suDlrD fnlk. aud all who al.
miro ClasAical terpsir korean art
Harriet %olan, - former TuIHi
glrl. IN another interesting f"aiut"
on the new blll She will apprhr IN
singing ana "a planolosue with nor
paftnrr Miss Hobby liarron Miss
Nolin l,vrd In this city sevsral year"
sam and Ada lieverly. Drrr"h llng
"Mltthhl Moments o|1 MuHicti
Comedy. ." ana the Artois ,. "hlrds
~ the air" ana tho cyclonI3' 3'eom "dy
entertainers. Mole. Jes,a = Mole
yompl,t. the uev hin lleporss from
managers In other cities say " W.
an even better show than tho one
that closed last niEht which so ua'
lighted Empress audiences
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
GRIND

A huV'iug sI,crrs H "Hflnging
70 Father ai llomc tho latest cdi
ton - 10" famous Gcor"e MrManus
musical comedy series fashioned
from ~. Wutld.renowurd comic car.
tuuus
Every theatergoer IN tho land ua'
rohrrd over tho original productions
Win side splitting "ligss" NahuncN
~ ~" father ~ the Mahuney family
iust as every reader ~ m. comic
cartoons ~ ih" Newspapers of M"
country have laughed uprunriously
~ the newspaper fun ~ the family
hH shown IN tho rnricniure7
lnt"rHp"rE"i with incidental music
songs mat iili dances that Keep the
feet tapping and comedians and giris
That never permit a duil moment
'IringinE - Father at lionc" N
pronounced the funniest ~ all tho
screaming series m. now produc
ton comes tu tho Grand IN the near
future
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
J. K. ROACH RUN OVER BY
TRUCK; INJURIES SERIOUS

J.K. Roach. Of 100: South Quincy,
was seriously injured last nigh,
when knocked down and run over
by an auto truck betwecn Tulsa and
Hroken Arrow Roach was driving
q team and had gotten out OF the
wagon and was walking lie stepped
out ~ tho way OF Ford ear that
passed hy only To step In the way
of the truck lie was Jagged fot
some distance before being released
Ito suffered fracture Of one lev
and II II believed that he also sui.
tered serious internal injuries lie
was brought Ia his hom, where he
was given surgical attention. The
fun extent of his injuries wna not
determined into last might. hut tho
attending physician pronounced his
condition ms very serious
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
City Briefs
At ruLsA rmEArgRs TODAY.

hHuNpWAN lrsh IihI. oompany in
T,s Misthtef NaGst
tMrlttSS Al. Mo,to', Husii.n
d."g,, '".i ",hrt 49,. ..,,,
r,i.Nrf t,..u, V..hbu,n iu IN.
W.l of N.p W.ih Mad
MAItHlio ttana ks'usn iu Nor'
ru,ir" N,o.n rsm~ lnu'
Women ..
sIa,Np c.,pH, m.es-dl in Love
iu iipftl
WuSptll,Sp Ga,ir.,, Naurl
tomri' 'omp.n, '" ia1snirs "A
7 \ GNNNuN 1850 EINapI lrit
Yesterday f,r % business uIp to 'hi.
ongo ana Sew NurE
MR AND NRs ! 4 rautlor have
received Wutd stating that their son
rrlvhi' T. Z lauilcr. bad landed
safely ~ NrWpori News Va after
u stormy ,rip whlrh extended over I,
dn,r lir l- expected tu return home
soon
IESSI pl.li"'t son uf Mr- Alice
tffuti arrived home SeHtetdHN after
several months service IN France
Tho young man Was - member ~ tho
lasth aero squadron ana had been
in the army since last February Ills
service IN France dated from lnFi
August
Iu1LDiNG PERMITS issued yes
terdaV wer" nH fulluwH oklahoma
Producing 4 Refining corporation
fllllng station. Fifteenth and lios'on
o. 500 ttcd u Williams residence
io7 Notih Grant, 500. j. " cherry
residence, iIO North Vancouver
1900, u \ nodd garage. ldlh
Sorth quincy 1850, I. J Alien.
teHidsnc- i3aJ East i'irft $500.
THE Ut'Nr company has secured
the services ~ Mise lucla li"r'T
who will serve this store In the 90
paclty ~ advertising manager Miss
iieeia comes to Tulsa after having
given two and one hair Srafs ~
rminently satisfactory Work ~ this
field of end-aNur Tor the Charles
~. iieer Dry GOODS company ~
Springfield. Mo Miss llceis IL cS
perted to take up her new duties
on February
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
LITTLE WOMEN"
INDEED A CLASSIC
Screen Presentation of Louise
Alcott's Famous Story "A
Beautiful Picture.

LATHE Women at tho Rialtn Is
everything one could wish elegant
" pictured by Paramount. Artlcraft
IN their usual flnwless fashion. es
GuiSit"ly acted. and q story a. sweet
and Wholesome Hs literature affords
n you are looking for vampires. %
bad women and vicious men. crime
ana sordid drama. you needn't waste
your time and money ON Little
Women There were no "vamps
IN the times In which II wns written
~ least, the drama. art ana litera
turr wer" not rmoar"d with them.
IIt n YOU ARE looking for "A clean
wholesome story that inspires, ~
lifts aud cle,atcs and plays upon
your heartstringS, that M - you
laugh and cry and sends you away
with softrnrd feelings and noble im
pulse. that makes you love your
fellow man more, Little women
VIII delight you.
4 picture IIko Little Women
honors tho motion picture industry
'Tis u pity they d. not come nf'onrr
Like the sweet perfume ~ spring
flowers. II comes Ia contrast with
the Hickcning sin n-ladeu dramas that
~ often Hffli,t Ne II unwinds II.
self before you with tho mrlluwtng
soothing Influence ~ love and
hrauty. pntho- and purity II makes
Sou Smil". shed tears. II makes you
"dlvincly human
Like breath from tho good old
dhys ~ long ago It strikes YOU and
wins YOU, and after you have seen II
YOU are different person for tn"
time hclng. anyway, your heart u
suflcncd and you are better Tor It.
The Little Women" are exquisite.
IS acted and Kate Lester I'm" old
tristocrat ~ stage ana screen, nakcs
tu excellent Mhrmce. while the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

bower IN tho arrangement Of each
wears HlrRfrld iullirs The lines and
lyrics sr" by Glen MacDonouKh, and
Tho music hy lthymund llubhell
some lnt"rpolnt"i musical numb-rH
are credited 10 Harold Otlob Tn"
ttage appointments and costumes
at ~ exceptional charm ana beauty
iint. amer all. Raymond Hitch
COOK " tn" great attraction n. IL
Ike no On" elise. and endowed with
a personality mat never suggests IA"
mechanism ~ funmaking besides
no ~ tesourceful IN ways ana means
of causing laughter. ana never runs
into "A pocket - stmeuess and duh
u"ss one never leaves Raymond
Hitchcock Performance with "a feel
INK ~ misspcnt nm" uf money
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
No Clue to Identity Of
Driper of Fatal Auto

Nothing further regarding the
identity ~ the motorist Who ran
down and killed Mrs Sam Martin a,
the corner ~ First and Denver Mon
day night. had been found by the po'
ice yesterday
According 10 Captain wood, there
are no means Of determining the
number of the ear. which. In the
CONFUSION ~ the accident, was not
secured by witnesses,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

"I.nVc In iluttV" the new world
Picture. starring ihtlyl" lil'ckw' J..
and Evelyn Greeh. II lam packed
with thrills n IL filled with all sorts
~ exciting incidents and IL the Hor
~ a pleasing. entertaining llkhblr
pictur" that niakeH n hig hit WIN al
those whd see n II viii u" SHOWN
today at the strand ihrh'er
Love In u Hurry" has hr"n mined
from the saturday evening Fosl
story. a Huge, iilsrk one Eyed
Man" written hy Kenyon thmhlef
u II interesting 10 know that MI
Gambler was one ~ IN" frs, 10 en-
ter Americas H"rvic" after the dec
laration ~ war and that he splcn
didly distinguished himself In the
service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23
Many Farmer. Get Lean.

WASHINGTON. Jan, 2g Under
the farm loan system ti5T.O20. 600
had been loaned to 7.ss2 farmers up
90 January /, the federal farm loan
board reported today This included
1857 .0oo loans To 3.hsb farmers In
Drcembcr Loans closed last mont n
by federal banks included Houston
sis3t. 900 ~ Louis tSil.OOO. New
Orleans ifl2 ,oO0. wichita $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

which IL simply mos and ~ NINE
suspended Ia sNrup, Restores VI.
tHlltv and Energy N Purifying and
EnrirhiuE the Hood So pietsint
even children Ike n Nou can soon
feet lls strengthening lnyigurating
Effect Price b0c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-23

blS MblNEN Iowa Jan 2,
lnwa'a house ~ representative today
refused 80 endorse u resolution Hp
proving President wilson's league of
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