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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE =,

SITUATION WANTED-Ry refined
young widow as housckccprr n rc.
spectacle home with pleasant sur.
roundinrs, widuvrr's homc IN Tulsa
preferred. Can give best ~ refer.
onccs Address RIB, care World. or
phone i5iO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

p'''HAkGED army officer desires 10.
'""' not particular as 10 Kind Of work
''g As there is chance for advance
4l,ll 2Tc'r- work With oil company Al
aie" Box E5l. caro- World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

The new OIL town In the OsaR" county
oil fields p miles south Of HarlcsyuIc
promises TO D" good one com" At once
and get lots while they are siEI' rrasonr
bic In prize Rest 10 come hy lDto or get
or the Katy train A. WynoDa and Inquire
FOR " s Naioncy AZ Lasirrr star cafe
Nynona. For sleeping accommodations
Wiro
FOR "Alf-j 200, tables VITA rIrs and
balls. - sitting char, rafn register.
foot marble soda iuuuiatu ronn,,.s.
bargain Address 4 T. Moore SIuGpt
OLA, IN Water 81 Nhonr 49,
FOR SAlE--Eicou smslI gro-rr rrs.
living rooms splendid 'or Lady r'"'
t2o. West Tulsa, stc C. G DAVIS, I-i
b. AAnIhuA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

nRCk BUILDING as rooms. North Roui.
der, prlce $4,000, cash ", 900, Yadou
lnyostmeni 60, $40 old first National
RldsN v Phone 1858. Residence TlOB Il.
Can for Hutthrrson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

hNUHNHUE AUTOMOBILES ="
GOOD Overland auto 10 trade FOR house
and lot of for gAle cheap Phone
lNNI x
HUDSON CAR IN good condition Ia -
change for iuproVe cd property. what
have you Cal Yadon Investment Co
2lg Oh First Shtional bldg Phone 1853
HlpSOS CAR. In good condition. 10 -
change for improved property what
have you Ysdon Investment 90 2Ig
0i First NstionA BdE Phone 1859
TO TRADE 6eylindsr high powered car In
cJctlcnt condition for hr,t payment on
NJ room modern house with garage
Phone IEu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

FOR SALE fine Morniurside lot. west
front price A. $50 also an east front
lot in Maple Park addition price ~ 200
rhoue CDt The John II Miller Co, ~
" Fourth Stfcot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

FOR sNll.. thirty Arrcs mile southeast
t"Nin'w." or trade Tor light roadster
lhurD #.t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Lors PoR SALE

ti7i cash payment buys vacant corner lot.
ON ear llnr price f57b John Barrstl
Room gUs Robinson Bldg rhono 1887
Ur 1854
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

FOR SALE summer cottage completely
furnished 3 rooms, . closets pantry,
q cellar large porch; city water. heart of
mountains, magnificent scenery. neai
new Hot Springs Inn. Idaho Springs,
Colo Maud Marston Burrows, kesrney,
Nub
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

Ahh' iol ~ young man wants work morn.
.'. good sa'"sman. office man. typst.
N''f clerk. dispenser. any honest work
IN discharged soldier need cash best
f,''h''' Can you help mel Call 36s3-
lof appointment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

h'nhhhEpER Position wanted by first
"a" hookAecper ten years experience
A} reference ptorc 1880
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

competent accountants and OIL field
.N''A. men would like N secure ertra
A evenings on small accounts Drill.
~ NuHa'iors ard small OIL prodursrs'
Ouu's specially Address R22.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

600 FfFT n good sms. rental district
ono smsi home ON tract renting Tor SiG
per month ng demand FOR moro houses
pri,rd a. nor foot Phone rs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

H'''fH hook or timokecpcr. by man o'
iN'H'Hlr 20 Anv where. best OF ref.
NrH." Address RGJ. care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

6IA0. Sanitary Mattress %.
lBkD davenport. chs,r,, dresser, stove. rea
sonHhi" pr,re' Ant ?. 1227 y ti',h 81
IGO CART tirt class condition 2I5 West
Ninth
FOR SALE Now Rsod push cart Cal =.
si61 Fast Third
vldIng you buy the furniture. Can G7l5
N1CE DRESSER and rug for sale Phone
1921
NEARLY NEW baby sulky. electric lamp.
carpet sweeper library table 1919 y
sFWING MACHINE. perfect condition
cheap Phone 476sR
FOR SALE Ono set Of bed springs and
one dresser Phone $500
FURNITURE you want bill Of house.
hold goods and furniture. including tho
dishes. cooking vessels and all pAraphcr.
malta. come to us and figure Big dis.
count on u Dit. Liberty bonds sane as
cash No reasonable otter refused Clay
Auction tu % " FIRST street
AUCTION TRlCF" on furniture and house.
hold good, WAL" tht, sale asu good
kitchen cabinets 'li, gas ranges. wood
Vrrrs Martin beds. cotton msttrcnrs
smith 4 pcyis springs, dining tAhles
etc We can NJ you out completely and
rave sou money clay Auction Co. a.
w. FIRST St
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 81
FOR EAIt Victor Nlrt-olA practically
new ma 2S rrrnrd. al select pieces
willing 10 sacrifice chunk. Cal Moore
head 55oo
FuK SALE yrr, fine Hnyh a GertN mano
almost new r"al bargain and will give
t.a'H MDtF.t.f.aI
FOR SALE Extra good piano Sl25. n
you arr looking FOR bargain It viii
pay You 70 investigate Ca. 6bU9
OIL MACHINERY SUPPLIES ss
NT1 ENrluN on men. Wc nave an hand
for Immediate shipment tho following
'''". i'I n". "P, .IW'-i at 'h" prl,'
quoted o b shipping point: one
500 barrel aNiator. made NJ y and
- steel, 3 TO- cover with ladder and
- tnI n pressure drums, sisn IrG
f"ri ANN ttsc' to stand 100 pounds
pressure. fllN each Five condenser
bones tilo o'haG feet, Q Ia' uecl plate,
r,0forr"d with anrlr $40 each ono
'hco," box alI' d. steel plate e. 10
nma'or ny 81 high with cone cover. vel
.. 3 SluI A1frr., R.p. ear.
Wori or raIl phone 5oc2J aud ask for
M
roR sALE-.l,rgr Purket,hurg rig and
r"nl and fishing tools al complete
tugh''y used good a. new. sarriea
price phone Mr Wagsonrr, i5io
FOR gilE OR FNCHANGE Pl.nd,r. !
go u p motor With magnetic csrbIr-tor
and clutch Address box 22i COpAu. .
OsA y = Cosl-on
nE.T For s'.r Drilling Machine for sale
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u.... '.'f just moved to Tulsa wishes
40 ,.r hHi s"uersI office position
Phone gf1I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

,Tugk rN.t~NEN Financial hou.o has
opening nr tive g. 900 per month stock
N.gn,H lo 'oNoW up 1.-Two fesds which
roH 20. from flo d SIS piece IN smnh
luan.. strong selling issue. have active
endorsement n many prominent men
=, fo N l,ads when saYSmau starts
more o6r.rua 'y. excellent references re.
garsi Address Sales Manager, 2g52
Chicago iy'. chicago, m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

COME and make your garden on this acre
and a sixth partly planted already g.
potatoes. fndishos lettuce and onlons
elegant house. hardwood floors, gas ant
eerVir light onc-hAlf block from stree.
ear Nud paving low taxes. outside city
limits only " ThG. $3.50 Will handle
Guy Hall Go. ~ s Cincinnati. Phone
ypU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

ON UNION ST PARK mn lot ctth,s 55s7S
"r 71,lio Sahcan Phone S63u during
business hour
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

s.u NJ. En hookkccpcr wants po,ition
oHa-. ''n consider onI, a place
l4a. Wa.nrN and sdy.-r.mcrt
.'''''f H'- nrs Word ~ =" "''' J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23


hnyer ha. much standing timber on tho
and Address b0N No X /, care NorIi
We oWN I 900 a-rr, IN coke count. open
Tor drilling contract with principals only
boN E1g World
LEASES FOR SALE Have 20 acre, rorh
haf northeast quarter. section J2 rs n.
'kNulgc" county also 100 acres lots
three and four and the 30 acres lot
two. section l-l2lO Oknuskrr county
VIII sell both or either one. perfect
ltt". bargains, Address VIM = Parry.
llotl 1ulsa. Tulsa
WE ONN 600 acres tn lriou county.
open Tor drilling contract with primo.
pals only. boH E.ii, World
WE OWN 10000 acres in Rrcwsir county.
open Tor drilling contract with princ
nals only Bot y 5a World
STOCKS AND pNDs
WI s"l s 600 Uncle sam on new stock
ZOO. and 1000 Hoffman on Refining $3.50
W ~ buy Gloh" Oli SAmmicy on Amerlc.L
ur Ok .ahoma Oil. 4 j.. Dribci. Boatinen' :
Hank B.dg 81 Louis. Mo
HOTELS RoomISG HOUSES IS
SPLENDID lo.room residence close In.
with lease, full Of good paying roofnors
reasonable price Gail Monday -gg :
Guthrie. Phone 1894
TWO 10 room. ? room house, south side
provided You huy the furniture bargain.
Gall Palmer 3iO6.
ENSroN. lia- lo.roou house. furnished
close tn. room,ng or light housekeeping
furniture Tor sale $500 rcut sos cal
Monday Phone 62ii owner
7 ROOM furnished roominr house Tor sale
sen at his bargain. Party can handle.
Phone @26i
FOR RENT Wsu Tulsa Frisco hotel.
good lease, good proposition. Phone
'd"'.
FOR SALE Furniture Of a 10 room room
ing house small cash payment 5li =
Main Phone 2l6g
IiOTFIs KunNIYa pnI,srv -r,,...a,
small beautiful homes and Iots ne,
rnt rar', ci'y Soc Palmer Phone at0G
FOp SNIT, nm ,,,,,, ,,,-,,,. 49,. -.
in. , rood ,Ion,.itioC horsL, ,b,.
month Phone 1921
UOTFIa and roomi,y bo,.., ot al L,J.
ali the time Snison RraIr 5io Firu
Nstonh Phone I7i4
,,o,,
-'oHh' ~ IoNH mn lrHe 50
| WILL RIi YOUR
LIBERTY BONDS
AND PAY CASH FOR THEM
fhone 2o2S
80, nhIi
,,,,n,. ,r,, go ''''N
H"nri ~ .uNN-" icga. rate 3f IN
IereNl on lutn'utr, pianos g"ods IN
storage, store iNtuTrH ana autos cold
berg Loan ohioe' Fast SECOND -
DO YOU NEED MONEY!
fav bv the week or month. We loan on
'iAnonu' haoI ana ilDet'y Bonds, fnfni'
=, .,r;sp y"uT "%u,s'
Cal Non,.b,.J 5tso ''
REAL ESTATE LOANS a.
NJ WILL los, Won none, on CITY r.I
estate, payable monthly at lower IN
nl,n TIT 'r, a., .S" ,nJ Hss C'IH' mootD, ,oa"
l. y Ewing 4 90. Room 200. 500 $
Main street Phones G7lD 9l9
.ohNS MADE on Tulsa property 10 huy
or improve no delays, We are an aii
usA lnS", .,,. mon mon toah SA'-
w., w. '' "o..' '''
none ,o loan an ,nrro,nd I'll, "r'r" -
srty pl.on. oq7 gb,s y b.,,, '''P
,oSg,, .rn |
!, payments v. nay YOU ncr cont In |
tercst as you uRy IL back Gail and let
us explain the plan T., n Ewing 4 60 |
room 200, 500 $ Main street. Phones .
''I' 'lN
OOL HALL. cigars tobacco. al kinds /
cold drinks for sale cheap 9IO h Tirst
rrry InINs
tad. ,-,rpt,y an Tri., ,,,n,oxo5 h,,t,,.,
q, l,,. ,nao., vs." ',mp.' , '" u"'..'','
''.'''' ''"P'. =, lF'N ~ 'aNVHr 'sb'.
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u'NDF RFNIIY co
ROOM so I, n RNEW HIDr

a. b THIRD SrRfFr
General re1' estate hotels Furnished rooms
roaming touses houses and lots rtr. DIVE
w. = rA'l TO kuY ur cell Oflcr phone 7l5l
Residence uhour wEug
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r.,...-. N''Itp hy Young lad, u,tb
sa,, I. hookktrpar oy rc-,.,I
RS. .1-.sh reference AdIrr1,
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10. a.. ,'' 'i'nocrarber desires nos.
r,..G reliable firm rofsrenr,, r.,
nd. '. Position given 10 rc,urnsd
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sacrifice II sold Immediately hest lorA
tion price only 81 coo $3.50 cash This
I0t Sc iDftsagiug in value rapidly. 4
splendid buy ior Investment Phone 6uI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

LUT Tor safe by owner mort. side Deu,sr
street phuUr -Nt
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.a.'. ~, D adv deures ro,,io, a,
na.n ''' r.Nss playhouse Addy..,
7Rl '-F "'-I Guntor Ave nsIl,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE IT

rWO LOrS FOR sALE-Iots and a
block y. parhda.r addition. 500 rhons
7-gU
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13
FRANCE IS READY
FOR PEACE. FETE
ON BAST|LE DAY
Marshal Foch to Lead Paris
Victory Parade on July ID,
the 130th Anniversary of
French independence.
BY WARWICK THOMPSON.


Paris. July l2.-Preparations for
the great victory parade in Paris
on July l4-Bastile day-are rapid
ly nearing completion. Never since
the fall of the Bastile, 100 years
ago, when royalty was overthrown
and France proclaimed herself a
free republic have the French peo-
pie looked forward to the annual
celebration with such joyous expec-
tations and such triumphant feel
ings as they hail next Mondays
festivities. For joined with the an
niversary will be the celebration of
the victory for which France and
her allies fought through four hard
and bitter years.
The body of parading troops will
extend over distance of AZ miles,
and units from all the allied armies
will be included. From the famous
victory arch built by Napoleon
down to the Champs E1ysees the
largest and most beautiful avenues
in Paris, to the Place de La Con-
corle, where stands the Crillon,
headquarters of the American mis-
sion, and on to Madeline church, a
thousand workmen and soldiers are
enthusla stically busy erecting
stands for the spectators and poles
from which will flutter the allies
flags. Flowers, laurels and endless
strings of electric globes line the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13
CATTLE AT STATE
FAIR MUST PASS.
SANITARY TEST
Exhibits Must Be Accompanied
by Chart of Tuberculin Ex-
animation Within Last
Six Months.

Lincoln, July 1.-THE Live Stock
Sanitary board has made the follow
ing rules regarding stock for exhi-
bition purposes at the Nebraska
state fair this year:
Cali cattle to be exhibited or Of
fered for sale at the Nebraska state
fair must be accompanied by tu-
berculin test chart from a recog-
nized veterinarian showing them to,
have satisfactorily passed the tuber-
culin test not more than 90 days
prior or to be held in quarantine
and tested at fair grounds by vet
erinarian approved by the Nebraska
Live Stovkf Sanitary board. Pro-
vided: Cattle from officially accred-
tied herds and herds under federal
and state supervision may be adj
mitted upon receipt of copy of last
test chart showing them to have
passed satisfactory test.
Cattle that have reacted to the
tuberculin test shall not be shipped
, to market in cars containing healthy
cattle or hogs, unless the latter are
for immediate slaughter.
Cows for feeding or grazing pur-
poses only and bulls for feeding
purposes only, shipped into Nebras-
ka in compliance with B. A. l. Or
der 263, regulation 7. will be held
in quarantine and released only on
written permit from the Nebraska
Live Stock Sanitary board.
Rules on Sheep.
Gail sheep imported into the state
of Nebraska, except those for I'M
mediate slaughter, and except as
provided for in paragraphs 2 and 3
of this regulation, must be accom-
panied by health certificate indi-
eating that they are free from any
symptoms of scabies and that they
have been dipped in an approved
dip, under state or federal super
vision, not more than ID days prior
to date of importation.
an lieu of dipping as required in
paragraph l of this regulation, the
importer of sheep may secure a spe
cial permit from the Live Stock San
itary board, Lincoln, permitting the
importation of feeder sheep, sub
ject to quarantine restrictions. and
dipping at the discretion of the
board
South Omaha Shipments.
"Sheep consigned to the public
stock yards at South Omaha may
be\ shipped or transported thereto
without restriction, provided that
such shipments are made in accord
ance with theh federal regulations
governing the interstate movement
of live stock.
"All sheep shipped through the
public stock yards at South Omaha
to points within Nebraska for pur-
poses other than immediate slaugh-
ter, shall either be dipped under the
supervision of an inspector of the
Bureau of Animal Industry, or
shipped on permit as provided in
paragraph 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13

American "jazz" bands, the most
popular in Paris nowadays, will
blare forth throughout the night
While Paris forgets four years Of
untold suffering.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13
WOMEN BANDITS
AID TWO men IN
DARING HOLDUP.
Motorists Stop to Repair
Punctured Tire and Are
Robbed by Female "High-
Waymen" and Partners.

Two women bandits. accompanied
BY two men, staged another daring
holdup yesterday near the mu-
nicipal bathing beach, and though
a male member Of the gang held a
weapon to the victims heads, a
woman did the searching.
Albert Vody and I. Magic, guests
at the Paxton hotel, were repairing
q punctured tire on the Lakevlew
drive when the bandits drove up in
big touring car.
sTrouble?" came a sweet-volced
query from the back seat of the big
machine.
"Yeh" replied Vody, taking. an
other spell at pumping up the fiat
pneumatic.
"Stick EN- high, then, old timer"
said one of the bandits, producing
revolver, and let the handsome
lady search you
Vody yielded $23 to the gentle
.feninine touch.
Nagle escaped with a loss of S..
The results announced to the
other woman bandit seated in the
back seat OF the Car brought the re-
Spouse, lets go!'
The bandit car sped toward
East Omaha. Police have descrip-
lions OF the robbers.
A similar holdup was staged
Thursday night at Sixth and Pierce
streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13
Man Is Shot Twice by
His Wife Following
Domestic Quarrel

H. L. Hamm, Sc years old, 524
North Twenty-third street, was shot
twice by his wife, u years old, at
/ o'clock yesterday afternoon fol-
lowing domestic quarrel.
n One bullet pierced hand and an
other an ear. He grappled with his
wife and shouted for help. Neigh
.bors separated them and called the
police. Both were taken to Central
police station. Hamm was attende !
by Police Surgeon Edstrom.
He told police that he and his
wife had been separated for four
emortfs. He returned from Kan
sas City yesterday, where he had
been visiting his l6-year-old son of
former wife. His present wife
called him by telephone and asked
him to come and see her. He went.
"He accused me of things which
were not true" sobbed Mrs.
lHamm," so I drew a revolver and
shot him. I wish I had killed my
self" she cried. "He supports his
son in Kansas City, but not me"
/ When she was booked for investi
cation at the police station Mrs
Hamm tainted and had to be re-
yived by police officers. Mr.. Hamm
VAS not seriously injured, according
TO DR.. Edstrom.
Both say they will start divorce
proceedings.
The wounded man told police that
he would not appear in court
against his wife and made the re-
quest that he be allowed to secure
her release on bond.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13
INVESTIGATION
OF CRUELTY TO
YANKS TO open
Prisoners Put in Pens In Paris
Vi|er Than Those of An
Jacksonville, Charge in
House.

Washington, July 12.-Investiga.
ton of charges Of cruelty to Amer.
lean soldiers arrested in France and
placed in prisons in and near Paris
will be conducted next week by a
subcommittee of the special house
committee investigating war expen.
dltures. Accusations made in the
house today by Repres Dali
linger,a republican, of Massachu.
sets, will be inquired into first.
Mr.. Dallnger declared that men
caught in the web of the American
military police system of Paris were
placed in prison pens viler than
those of Andersonville."
Evidence can be produced show
ing that men were hit and dubbed
until they bled and tainted and that
one man even preferred death to the
treatment to which he was subject
ed aid took his own life.
Mr.. Dallinger declared he would
furnish the investigating committee
with information regarding tales of
barbarism" which were fitting par
allel to the horrors of the middle
ages and the tragedies of the French
revolution.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13

route of march. There will be no
going to bed in Paris Monday night
Beneath the arch of triumph a
cenotaph is. being erected, sur
mounted by an enormous winged
victory. and in which will be
placed a coffin containing earth
from the various battlefields.
All-Night Vigil.
An all-night vigil will be held
there from dusk till dawn Monday in
commemoration of the dead heroes
OF the great war.
Meanwhile the streets OF Paris
are putting on a festive dress. The
people are bedecking their win
dows with allied flags and Old
Glory, with flowers and bunting and
electric lights. Some streets are
spanned by ropes from which flags
are hung, with multicolored lights
in between.
The parade of the troops, carry
ing thousands of war-torn colors
will begin at the Porte Maillot, one
of the gates of Paris, will proceed
down the main avenue leading to
the Arc de Tromphe, to the c.. mps
Elysees, thence to the Place de la
Concorde, and then through the
principal thorohghfares of Paris,
Foch to Head Parade.
The parade will be led by Marshal
Fcch and his staff. Then will come
dctachments of troops, probably
Americans headed by General Per-
shing, the British troops led by
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig,
then soldiers of all other allied ar
mics, including even Siamese, fol-
lowed by French troops under Mar
shall Petain and his staff as we'll as
all the other famous French army
leaders. Every branch of the SER
vice including naval battalions and
marines, will be in the procession,
and there will be plenty of tanks
and armored cars.
The parade bids fair to be the
greatest martial demonstration in
history. In the evening Paris will
celebrate in peace fashion. Street
dancing and all night cafe festivities
will be prominent on the program.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13
Chicago Police Arrest
AIIeqed Wire Taper

Chicago, July 12.-John McSherry,
describing himself as salesman
aud alleged by the police to be a
member of a gang of wire tappers"
who are credited with fleeing VIC
tins out of 100000 in Buffalo,
was arrested here today. One of
the principle victims of the Buffalo
gang was Michael Connolly, Mon
trcal contractor, who claims to have
lost S125,000 betting on horse
race in a bogus pool room in Buff
falo last December.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13
Man Who Killed Wife'S
Parents EIeCtr0Cuted

Windsor, VT, July l2.-George E.
Warner was electrocuted at the
state prison here today for the muir
der of his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry E. Virgins, at And
over, five years ago, 1t was the
first use of electricity in capital pun
ishrnent in the state, pevious execu
tons having been by hanging.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13
The Bees Fund for
Free Ice and Milk

Milk and ice have gone up in
price just as everything else.
' But the BABIES MUST HAVE
PURE MILK.
Many of them sicken and die
every summer, especially in the
city's heat.
A large number of these can be
SAVED. A dollar or two of YOUR
MONEY may SAVE a life to
many years of usefulness and hap
piness.
And in the big book of GOOD
DEEDS your name will stand, for
having saved helpless little life.
If you can spare a contribution
SEND or BRING it to The. Bee
Office. 1t will be turned quickly
into milk and ice for a furnishing
baby in some poverty-stricken
DO 1T NOW.
Previously acknowledged .S346. IS
I'm the Name of the Mas
ter" St. Paul, Neb.. e.. -. 100
Irwin Scott, Stromsburg,
Neb.... 49,. ....... 49,. 500
Belvidere Ladies club. ..... 500
Sunday School class. ....... l.6s
Cash, Genoa, Neb. ........ 200
J. r. Observation-Disclosures. 100
I'm Memory of One of
These" Gering, Neb. 500
Total. 1857 20
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13
July Clearance
Wall Paper

You can buy wall paper at this
sale at a great saving.
SPECIALS.
Vanished tile papers for bath rooms
and kitchens; regular 4Oc per roll, at
this sale. Der roll. 1Sr
so patterns OF high-gr wall pa
pers. selected especially for this sale.
Beautiful borders and bands are
shown with these papers. Worth to
75c per roll. at per roll. lee
Small bundle lots or wall papers
These are genuine bargains at CSC
per bundle and up.