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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
CARR Of EVE IS
ON way BACK
New York Minister Shocked
at Modern Dress,

NEW YORK. - The Rev john
Roach Siraton, pastor ot Cavalry
Baptist church, iorssees N tho very
near future the Complete cimina.
tlon' by women Of all clothes and a
revision TO that sweet simplicity
tina, characterized sav2gery'
That Is what he told his eongrega-
'ion few nights ago.
Doctor Straton blames the increase
OF vice OF the present day styles in
women's dress. He declared "the
presen, tendency toward elimination
IN womens dress is Obviously for
The purpose Of directing attention to
the sex ideaC
Women arc complaining today Of
the double standard OF morals he
said, and they do right TO complain
but, in heavens name, let them be
consistent and not by their mode OF
dressing. their dance, and other fol-
lies unconsciously foster the very
double standard OF morals which they
so righicously denounce.
"At IL Elimination"
Il notice fha, Howard Chandler
Chr,,ty, III an interview illustrated
hy his very talented pen, seems to
think that what We need in woman's
dress is more elimination. He says
tha, art is elimination.
Mark Twain. in his famous toast
at Scotch banquet, once described
Ewes dress as a modification OF the
Highland costume. But even Eve,
we are taught, had = fig leaf apron.
and il we have much more OF Mr..
Chris,y's elimination. our first moth
or will be relegated - . back num-
ber, and il whl not be long before
We revert 10 the complete 'elimina-
ton aud that SWEET simplicity that
Characterized savagery.
"The Greatest Evil"
"Thc greatest evil in modern style,
is the fact that the present tendency
toward undreS is so obviously for
the purpose Of directing attention to
the sex idea.
This ides is tremendously over
emphasized in our modern life any
way. 1t Is fired at rs from the mag
arines. both the pictures in them and
the stories. II Is literally rubbed all
over II, in the moving picture show
and the modern thealer. II screams
at US from the pages Of the novels
Of today, and, that no man may es-
cape. it parades itself in the follies
Of woman's styles"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10
Captain Manseli 2. James, Photo
~,.ok,A 10 na.tou sNs 4. Mav

Captain Mansell X. james, Photo-
graphcd in Boston Late In May.
Great anxiety is felt in the east over
the mysterious disappearance Of Capt
Mansell X. James, formerly OF the
Forty fifth squadron, British Royal
Air force, and winner Of the 81 m
first prize for efficiency. the Pulitzer
trophy and the Boston Globe trophy
during the recent aeronautic meet in
Atlantic City, N. J.
Captain James has not been heard
from since May y. when he left Pitts.
field. Mass, in . Sopwith Camel air.
plane with the intention Of flying "a
Atlantic City. Police departments,
aero clubs and newspapers betwees
Atlantic City and Boston have been
requested to search for Captain
James. Captain James made a bril-
liant record in the war. being elassed
a, an acc, with an official record Of
having brought down nine German
plans. To him also was awarded the
distinguished flying cross in France.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10

One Of the queefest souvenirs d
the war thus far received from the
FreNch front Is Z wounded quail
which Lieut. John Rusen d Freelsad,
Pa. picked up in the Arsonne forest
aud brought -Aeek 10 America. Lieu.
tenant Rugen nursed the quail baek
to health and Il became . great pet
with his company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-10

You pipe smokers; mix
little BULL" DURHAM
with your fsvorite tobacco.
It's like sugar in your coffee.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-20

ally applied, but taken internally, as
the purchaser was leaning against the
livery barn door, or the south side of
a box car. 1t seemeth to US there are
about a thousand and one "maia pro-
hibita' laws too many at the present
time, When the boys come back from
France, what will the short-haired re-
former say about the use Of cigar
cite, when the little coffin nail was
allowed there by our Y. NJ. C. A. work
ers? There should be judgment and
reason in all things, and if we are to
regulate the size of a dose of Tanlac,
or the application of face lotion, by
legislation, let US bark back to the
days of the Spanish Inquisition and
lesislate the length of our prayers,
and the position of the body, when the
barber removes the beard without
pain.-New Plymouth Sentinel.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-20
$50 Bonus for Soldiers

A bonus of $50 will be awarded tc
soldiers, sailors, marines, field clerks
and nurses who have been released
from duty with an honorable discharge
since April 6, 1917. This bonus is not
payable to the heirs or representa-
tives of any deceased soldier. Those
who have been discharged and have
received their final pay without the
$50 bonus, should write letter TO the
Zone Finance Officer, Lemon Building,
Washington, d. c. stating their ser
vice since April 6, 1917, the date OF
last discharge and. their present adj
dress to which they desire their bonus
checks to be sent and enclosing with
this letter their discharge certificate
or military order for discharge and
both, if both were issued. Upon the
receipt by the Zone Finance Officers
of this information and the soldiers
discharge certificate, this officer Eil
cause checks to be drawn and mailed
TO the claimants in the order in which
their claims were received by him.
The discharge certificate will be re-
turned to the soldier with the check.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-20
sim Lots of Sane Folks Left

Forty four Idaho legislators went on
record last Monday at Boise agaiHst
what is called the Drake-Sutcliffs
Storey anti-alcoholic medicine and
beverage act, thereby showing this
fad attempt at legislation beneath an
avalanche of votes. Only IL voted in
favor of it. The bill was aimed at
proprietary medicines, containing al
cohol, and used by few old snoozers
for beverage purposes 1t would put
crimp in all the druggists of the
state who are trying to do the square
thing, bun who would not be response
bic for hair tonic sold-to be extern
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-20
.AVERSATILE ARMY

An American colonel in France was
having difficulty with his safe. II
was the headquarters safe. Its lock
had damned and none of his staff could
open it. While they we're struggling
with it negro servant came up to
them apologetically.
"Cul'n1," he said, "if | amt intrud-
in into dis heah difficulty, / believe,
sab, dat l might hep yah"
"Yes?" said the colonel What do
you suggest"
"Cul'n1, said the sergeant, Il sug-
gests Co'p1 Hall"
Corporal Hall? Why Corporal
HaIl?"
"Co'pl Hail." the sergeant explain
ed, under his voice, was fo' years a
bugglah."
They sent for Corporal Hall and
Corporal Hall opened the safe.
well, sergeant" the colonel said,
"I'm glad to know about Corporal
Hail. l wish I'd known it sooner 1t
would have saved US lot of time with
that safe. And tell me, sergeant-in
case we may need to call on you some
day-in what direction do your par
ticular talents lie?"
"Cupn1," the sergeant answered,
"Ah doan' want to tell no lies Stand
IN as All does daily in the presence of
nah Makeh, mos doubtless An doan'
want to tell no lies. But If de time
comes when All kin hep yah, sab.
Ahll make a full an free confession,
a full an free confession, sah'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-20
Legend of the Angels Who Buried Holy Man

ONE of the beautiful and fanciful
legends Of the Orient is that OF
the celestially conducted funeral OF
Simeon ben Jochai, in which angels
gently pushed aside the human mourn
ers and bore his body to his last rest
ing place amid strains of heavenly
music.
The legend has been told by ancient
writer's. 1t is found in the Cabalist
books, which relate the story of the
founder of Cabalism, who meditated
for years in a cave in the mountains
of Arabia, whittier he had fled to es-
cape death at the hands of the Ro-
mans when Jerusalem fell before tt
tus.
To the Oriental mind, by the way,
an angel is a creature that cannot be
seen by human eyes, and SO his pres
ence is made known only by a brill
liant light.
Cabalism teaches that God is en-
tirely beyond the comprehension Of
man; that God is not substance and
that all his manifestations to man
must be made through nature, and
that man can only learn of him thro
his visible works.
Simeon claimed no divine power, but
merely asserted that he was preserv-
ing and handing down to his disciples
the pure doctrine given originally to
Adam. He taught that his doctrine
had been given, little by little, as man
could comprehend, by the angels to
the great teachers of the world, and
would be revealed little by little,
more and more, to men of coming
ages as man became more able to I'M
derstand.
He gathered his pupils about him
in his cavern and made known to them
the principles of the belief, which he
said had been handed down among
the priests by word of mouth, but
much of which he later wrote in
treatises which were gathered by his
followers after his death and form
the Cabalistic writings. Simeon gave
his instructions in mystic signs and
numbers which could be arranged in
cyphers to indicate things other than
those which were apparent. He did
not pretend to be prophet of God
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-20

like Mohammed, but merely philos.
opher and teacher. After his death
his disciples surrounded him with the
mysticism that Orientals are prone te
attribute to their religious leaders
When he died, they said, a grea,
| light filled the cave and q sheet OF
fame rose like a sentinel at the door
Then the light faded and the fame
disappeared. They entered and found
their teacher dead. After preparing
the body for the tomb and casting
over it white shroud they bore it
from the cave. As they emerged ce-
lestial mourners manifested their
presence.
"Those who bore the bier upon their
shoulders found themselves gently
pushed aside and a pillar of fire pre-
coded the procession" the story goes.
"A great light shone around the bier,
which seemed to move suspended in
this light as it was borne along upon
the shoulders of angels. This strange
procession wendell its way to the tomb
the human mourners covering their
faces and prostating themselves.
Heavenly harps sounded strains of
solemn music as the unearthly pro-
cession neared the burial place. IN
seen hands rolled a great stone over
the door of the tomb when the cere-
monies were ended. Then a voice was
heard to say:
"'Simeon has entered into Paradise
Go say unto men what he hath said
unto you
1.-THE great light slowly faded away
and the sounds of music grew faint as
the heavenly cortege assembled. The
disciples gathered together the writ
ings of their master and soon after
wards appeared in the cities of Asia
teaching his doctrines"
But the mind of man was not pre-
pared TO- the message of Simeon and
the mystic numbers and signs by
which he had sought TO elevate man
kind soon degenerated into charms,
and cabalism became hated by Jew
and Christian alike.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-20
Notice to A.to Owners

License fees are long past due, and
must be paid on or before April LIST.
1872 D. ]. MCGOWAN, Assessor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-20

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic consipa-
ton. Doan's Regulets operate easily,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-20

Butterwrappers at The Index Office
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
= - = - -
Typewriters
Stockbrokers' Records
Seized by Swami Aid
Dooling Seeks Conference With
Officials as Woman
Complains

Following visit from Mrs. Alice
Sheffield, widow, of College Point,
who came to the District Attorneys
office and told how she lost 81, ,625 in a
transactions involving the purchase of
$500 shares of Big Diamond Oil REIN
ing stock, Assistant District Attorney
Dooling visited the Offices Of c. L. Her
rick & Co., stock brokers', Of CT En-
change Place.
Mr.. Dooling was accompanied by a
detective and a process server None
of the heads of tho concern was there.
and employees turned over to the as
sistant district attorney the books and
records he desired.
Since the visit, Mr.. Doolinp said
yesterday, he has been irving to Get
in touch with the officials of the con-
Germ. He said he had talked so far
with only one of them, Frank Holli-
day, who said he had been paid $1OO
weekly to prepare literature for the
firm and had resigned on June 90.
Mr.. Doolng says he is anxious to
talk to c. f. Herrick. president of the
concern; Albert De Witt Blum, treas
urer, and Frederick w. Griesheimer
former husband of Lillian Lorraine
the actress. These two latter. the
Assistant District Attorney says, arc
the real heads of the firm.
The Big Diamond Oil Refining Com.
pany, according to Mr.. Dooling, is 8
Delaware corporation, capitalized al
S3,000,000, and is supposed to have
property in the Burke Burnett fields
in Texas. Circulars sent out by the
concern are said by the Assistant Dis
trict Attorney to assert that "S300 car
easily made to grow into 100000"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
;'8R{4(,MANA|dE N E

(Ital.}. Philadelphia for Gibraltar (tor
qHTdsrzaa Lake Phadelpia
GALVESTON. Tex. July lo.-Arriyed:
iaaHa MsaoSoster. E''s sailed: steamers indian
Mon5eilo Utal.). Genoa; Lake Felicity,
5uy a.mays ssssas
nsnns Br Bs esols9 St. 59hn' sad
York.
r;id joxsoSx71n zssSS.r 7ss Mann: M 5s ys .sSooasr
Sailed: steamer Merrimack, Philadelphia
NOZZLE: July 1o.-Arrlved: Steamer
Vile. Martinique. Sailed: Steamers P.
Bocas del Toro; Barge no i. New Or
leans
MONTREAL, July 1o.-sailed: Steamer
ssea%sss s,:,s SslVs5aon (NeT5.& san santiago; M a.
ba cGahua {Mex Vera n Cruz vi via Tan Tam
ports; Lakewood, Porto Rico; Norma,
Tela; Regina (Cuban). and barge Marti,
rived: M steam Steamers rs Ambridse. i'd; 'u New YORK:
Cretanier (Br), Leghorn; Sac Vicente
VI orest' winning Hull. NolLolk.
land. Me Wakan. Hull.
NORFOLK. July 10-Arrived: Steamer
Aslaug (Nor). Gibraltar; schooner Neosho
Walton. NJ 8. Sailed: Steamer Bryndilla
Beaumont Tex.
PHILADELPHIA, July TO- Arrived:
Steamers Banan (Nor.), Port Antonio !;
Sutherland (Br.), Shields; Finmore, Dia-
quiri Guifmaid, Port Arthur.
PORT ARTHUR, July 10. - Arrived: ::
Steamers Gulfoil. Jacksonville; Turbo (Br.).
Liverpool to Beaumont Sailed: Steamers
British Duke (Br). London; Barnhil
Brothers CDr.), West Indies.
PORT EADS, July 10.-Arrived: Steam
Ashtabula (Br.). Avonmouth. Eng. (:
Dunaff Head (Br.), Belfast; Harry Far
mum. Tampico Mexico (Mex.), Progreso
saramacca, Bocas Del Toro; w. H. Tilford.
Wilmington Sailed: Steamers Arranmoor
(BrD. Dublin via Norfolk: Cadiz (Span.).
Barcelona via Santandar and Havana I'm
perator (Nor.), Omoa via Port Cortez; Lake
Fossil, Tampa; Radha, Progreso; Vera
(Nor.). Port Barrios Yumuri. Progreso via
Tampico and Vera Cruz.
PORT TAMPA. July 1o.-Sailed: Steam
er o. 7. Waring. Baton Rouge Algers.
Warmers, N. j.
up Steamer Arian (Br). Passed down:
Steamer Mannheim (Fr), Philadelphia for
Falmouth for orders. Anchored off: Santa
Leonora. Philadelphia for Brest
SAN FRANCISCO. July 10. Arrived ::
9th--Schooner Bangor, Sydney. N. S. w.
SAVANNAH, July 10.--Arrived Steamer
City of Atlanta. New York. Cleared: Steam
er Lake Winona. New Orleans Sailed
Steamer City Of Rome. Boston.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, July 10
Arrived Steamer Crabtree, Portland for
Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
Mauretania. Soutn-
AMERICAN PORTS

BA1T1MORE. July 1o.-Arrived: Steam
ers Escalon (Br), Port Lobos: Hlllsboro
county. New York; Coverun. Boston; St.
Aug Justine. New York; Klamath Philadel-
ph'a Cleared: Brookneld Rotterdam
silvio Peilico Ital). Gibraltar; San Gen
naro Ntal.), Gibraltar (orders): Honduras
(Nor2, Preston; .westlianga. Brest: Nico-
laos utal). Norfolk and Newport News;
Yamato Maru (Jap). Cette. Marscilles and
Genoa; Amelia. Baracoa; Yehema, Aar-
huus. Sailed: Steamers Cresonian. Nor
folk Eeiluna QtaL). Gibraltar (for or
BosroN. July 1o.---Arrived: Steamer.
sailed for New York;: Plainaeld. Baneo a
Cuba Sailed; Steamers Malvern Range
sBr.). Glasgow: San Jose. Port Limon
Frederic r. Kellogg, New York; North.
crn King, Norfolk; Cownn. Norfolk; Ma
honing, Norfolk.
CAPE HENRY. Va. July TO- - Passed
In for Baltimore: Steamer Ontario. Bos.
ton. Passed out from Baltimore: Steam.
er Metz cor. Montcvideo Via Barbados
CHARLESTON. s. C. July l0.--Arrtvcd
Steamer Arapahoc. New York (and sailed
for Jncksonvilie).
DELAWARE BREAKwArnR. Del. July
1Q;-Passed up: steamers Atlantic City
Dutch stesmer:. four.mastod Italian shit
\ tNor.). PHILADELPHIA for London: Ryvardon
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
Going On To-day;
DAY

DAY
FREQ admission to Metropolitan Museum
of Art.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum Admission
free.
New York Geological Park Admission
American Museum of Natural History.
Admission free.
American Museum OF Safety Admission
free.
The Aquarium. Admission free
Dinner, Equitable Life Assurance Society.
Hotel Pennsylvania.
EVENING
Mass meeting, Peoples House. East
Fifteenth Street Speakers-Algernon
Lee. Scott Nearing and S. John Block.
p.
Art Exhibits
Anderson Galleries-CanadiaD War Ma
mortal exhibition.
Church of the Ascension Parish House. ~
West Eleventh Street-Summer exhibt-
tion by younger artists.
Summer exhibition.
Knoedler & Co, $50 to $50 Fifth Avenue
Twelfth annual summer exhibition.
Metropolitan Museum-Srmmc, exhibition
of tapestry and laces
Paint Box Gallery, 43 washington Souara
drawings by Hugh Ferriss
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning
Clothing

Ave BUY gentlemen's discarded cloth
ing. business suits, overcoats. fur lined
coats, full dress. Tuxedos. pants, shoes of
every description; positively pay moro than
Others Call. write or phone MEYER
HOROWITZ. AS 7th ave. Greeley 1925.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
Humidity
Other Peoples Weather

Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON, July 1o-The storm
that was over the Great Lakes Wednesday
moved east to the St. Lawrence Valley and
it has increased considerably in intensity.
1t has been attended by showers and thun-
derstorms in the Atlantic states, the Ohio
and upper Mississippi valleys and the re-
gion of the Great Lakes. Local rains are
and Nevada
prevail generally throughout the Gulf and
Atlantic states. the Ohio and Mississippi
valleys and the region of the Great Lakes.
the plains states and the north Rocky Noun
tain and northern plateau regions.
There will be thunder showers Friday and
Saturday along the South Atlantic and east
Gulf coasts. and Saturday in the upper lake
region, otherwise the weather will be- fair
during the next forty-eight hours in the
states east Of the Mississippi River
The temperature will rise Friday in the
region of the Great Lakes and the Ohio
Valley and Saturday in the Middle Atlantic
and New England states.
Forecasts for Special Districts.-Southern
New England and Eastern New York. Pair
Friday; Saturday fair with rising tenn.
perature.
Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
Delaware. fair weather with moderate tenn
perature Friday; Saturday fair and warmer
Western Pennsylvania, fair and warmer
Friday and Saturday.
Western New York. fair Friday: Saturday
fair and warmer.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
FOREIGN PORTS

ANTWERP, July b.-Sailed: Steamers
castrian GrD, New York; 7th, Gothland
Belg), New York: Menapier (Belg). New
York.
BARRY, July s.--sailed: Steamer Lake
''isnaAN< BnnNos Ssw AY%Es 4fTE July 7-sa.lea =:
Steamer Clan Cumming (Br), Boston.
BUTT. OF LEWIS, July s.-Passed
Steamer Gotaland (Swed.). New York for
20; cAPE Al TsowN. July 4.-sailed: Steamer
susquehanna BrD, New York.
er Trevessa (Br), MtAtreal for Dunstan-
on-Tyne.
DAR7TMouTH. 7, July s.-Arrived: Steam
Point 1y for copsHhassn fsa@sn'
DUNGENEss. July o.-aassed: Steam
ers Oristano (Br.), Norfolk for London;
Tanka, Aarhuus Via Shields for New York.
ers Kremlin (Belg). Philadelphia Via
Portland; r saxoleins ,fsrD. New York.
FALMOUTH, July 8.-Arrived: Steam
er War Citadel (Br.), Montreal.
GENOA, July 3.-Arrivcd: Steamers
consort, New York via Gbraltar Helder
(NorD, Baltimore via Gibraltar
GIBRALTAR, July 4.--Sailed: Steamer
Mortlake (Br). Blyth via Venice for Mo
steamer oscar Trapp 1ss lsweaj. AFrSsa New YorR:
~ HAVRE, July ,7.-Arrived: Steamer La
},
LIyERPooL.. July e:-Arrlved: Steam
ers Eastern Shore. New York; Orkild
'Dan;}' f62nSM sayannah: nab rr,v.s. s+o.
mississippi (Br motor). Baltimore.
MANCHESTER. Ju,y 9-sailed Steam
er MnSInA.( mlSnn (R5i 51y Rqss0n sarrvsu: st.am.,
Equador; San FRANCISCO via Shanghai.
G, pRAWLE PR ~ r. POINT. July 9.-Passed
PLYMOUTH. July e.-Arrived: Steam.
er Slavonia (Fr.), Philadelphia Via Fal-
SIERRA LEoNEs, July 4.-salod
Lily lNorl. New % York. ''A''so' steamer
u, VENICE, July 2.-Arrived: Steamer
raltar
YOKOHAMA. July 4-sailed steamer
Shinyo S9na aS,,,,, Maru (Jap). San Francisco Via
YOKoHAMA. July 5.-Arrived. Steamer
Dinbl1 snew). San Francisco.
", BALBOA. July 1o.-Arrived: Steamers
Grafton Valparaiso. Sailed: 9th-steamers
Aberdeen, from New York via Norfolk
area, Caldera, etc British Lantern (Br.),
from New Orleans. Shanghai; Cauca Quay
aquill 10th-Port Nicholson (Br). from New
York for Auckland.
n,aeF ,boFdeapa; arra,, Jyly - Sailed: Steamer
=. CRlsTOBAL, July 1O.-Arrivod: 9Th
Steamers Panama. New York; sth-Bene-
factor Br), Liverpool: 1tasca, New Lon
don; 10th-Alianca, New York: GUYANA
Fort Arthur; Zacapa. Cartegena and Santa
Marta for New York; Cacque, New Yor,
tor 20, Callao; Cartagena (Tr). New York Via
rom rom PORTLAND, Ore, New York; 1Oth-An-
dra, from Antofagasta; Toka, from San
FRANCISCO. Baltimore; Battleships Wiscon.
sni s,m; THla,ne, ilnnois, Alabama. Kentuck,
ST. NAZA1RE, July 9-Sailed: Steamer,
io"an' New York; Manchuria. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11

THREE P,ASsENG pR Buick or Chumr
Roadster for cash. Call Morningsidc g.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
Swcdcs Dislike Wooden Ships

STOCKHOLM, June Is. Another
American wooden steamer has arrived
at Gothcnburg and is offered for sale
to the Swedish shippers. The Ameri-
cans have expected this type of vessel
to be especially suitable for the Baltic.
but the Swedish experts And them
much too large and clumsy.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
Trans-Pacific NraiIs

The connecting mails close at the Gen.
eral Postoffice and City Hall postofTice ST a.
lions New York at 500 p. m. as follows:
Japan. Corea. China, Slam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies Via San
francisco, steamship Marking. July l2.
Hawaii via San Francisco, steamship
Anyo Maru. July IL.
Hawaii via San Francisco. steamship
Lurline. July II.
, Phiiipplne Islands and Cochin China via
lS. NN' '~AS
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China, Slam.
Gocnln China, Netherlands East Indies and
fhlllpplne Islands via San Francisco.
steamship Venezuela, July al.
z.aians zaian,s'' Maranesas, Cook Islands. New
Australia via San Francisco. steaman,r
Tofua, July "a. '0'S
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEW SOUTH WALES INFORMATION
BUREAU, 149 Broadway, New York City
Will be pleased to send Government bulletins
Or answer inquiries regarding opportunities
Tor farming. stock raising and fruit growing
In New South Wales. Australia.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

A MAN OF broad business training Dos
sessng ability, ambition and tact, de-
sires to connect with company in New
will bring remuneration OF at least
$4,000 tho first year. Age 81 and mar
ried. Address r.. Box 80, Tribune OfI1co.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-11
Clas ssified Advertisi ing
FOR SALE


The United States Government
AUCTION SALE
Cou1mittco on Public Information
Now in preparation
At Isl 5th Ave. (2lst Street,
DANIEL r. KENNEDY. Auct'r
Sale Days announced later.
FURNITURE.
Flat and Roll Top Desks. Typewriter once
Chairs. Partitions Rugs, Wardrobes Desks,
Steel Cabinets. Tables, Typewriters. Cos.
tuners. once Accessories.
STATIONERY
sulphite. and Budget Bond Paper. Mailing
Tubes. Carbon Paper. Standard Craft Paper,
Wrapping Paper Machine Finished Paper.
Bond Paper. Mimeograph Sheets.
MACHINERY
Burroughs Adding Machines. Edison Mimeo-
graph, Powers Cameragraph, Machines with
various attachments. Dicks Rotary Neo-
style, American Mutigraph Machines