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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

A. frr plth hri 80 a Vr,k
ldlIh I'fful paH 80 happy ta a
.hiid Win an In',r,stug NV tu,
To- woman Whu utH p-fharr
'tfnrd .uWfurt,ul, stlaS tud
grown t.tIfiuW'd 'p h'I own puIp,
and h"i uNu uu,r. .i,ls"d hurndlug-
luv tl."Ntu'' JOHN lcruI made iIs
10 Nuu|l ruf -"r.u gf,ar Nu, dIu
lf 4''u even adequate 100 a SuuU.u
Ike laIu,u make I.u Ntr the t,.p,
- NWrt.-tn ML.u ruaI --lL.a Iu.
- I''TT- FIsT ind my - b. Wuu,u.
nu' mon whu ron mat ,uuuth
American huHhtniH are slaves
I'i wa7 lus, me opposite ~ IIlth
l.rfIu| I'll iilukr cont rpIl,t her
husbands "ttuirgs absorbing th,
w'lur part hrtH'lf Whti' he uyri
"u 'h' 'runihh lut % %, lturh
lii'h fcIrul had got aluug suur
ups ON financial ptup-. not even
Nn"sirg how much her husband a..
iI"lIy canned ut how much he saved
NuN rhg frl' urh A~u she frIt
SECURE She hai hr,umr q IiiiIr
frightened At Juhus recent prufts
in Wall street LIS" most prupl.
Hh" feared whatever she could not
understand Tn" f2Q allowance.
huN'Nct came out uf Johns Atlat,
tdith figured ,ll4b vas not oontiu.
gent on the rlSo ~ liouanla Copper
\ dozen times - day she rcmon.
hsrei wth ever fr--h relief and
happip"Hn that she should not have
to ask John any more Tor money
Shr likrd tn think her allowance az
u "salhry' "A tangible. N Inadequate
return Tor her services a. John had
Tor his NumunH least rewarded
labor the management of home. was
40 lungrr mere thankl.ra Job "
WomanH mu~i humillaiins TASK
that ~ asking a man Tor money, was
hers no more
Iut with her new mtisf.ction
came the responsibility ~ learning
to spend she had more charge
accounts but paid cash to the
grocer ana butcher THIS brought
her to a closer caliEtttou of the buy
Ing power ~ money than ever Ice
tore. Formerly when certain AT
ticlrs ~ food wer. terribly high. Il"
she had oothed her worry by hay
Ing them charged. and trusted to
luck and johns mood when the hills
came Nv. Now she had tu de- all the
paving ana prices tcrrif ed her.
Carefully Ediuh appurtiuned her
800 SO for the tnhln and SO for
clothes fOr herself aud the children
Hut with butter at I, cents "a pound
and common vegetables like onions
selling by weight instead OF bulk
IN" 80 allotment soon fell short
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
ROOsEvEIT AND WILSON.

The death ~ colonel Roosevelt re-
cs.ll- the faot that here waa u man
ready and willing to do his utmo-,
for the Stars and stripes. hut who
because of fRte In tho shane OF an
unfriendb president was denied tho
opportunity 10 do that great service
which his heart cra,ed to do ".
run no risk OF doing injustice to Mr.
Wilson when We say that the Amrr
can peopl~ were sorcw dmn rtloin,ca
at his attitude toward the miu,,p,
or president There have h"cn tno~c
who chim~l thai the prrsiIeu, dia
what he knew to he the hest fnr the
country under tho Circumstance.
hut history WI. re,,fi tina, tho
studied snub No gave 10 the colonel %
aspirations smackrd decidedly ~
partisan. II not personal icnlou-y T.
looked M though tho president de-
sired that no other cha ractcr should
shine In the countrvu ~urld ai,rn
ture except hy lwht reflected from
the white hous. There waa n.
cordins to- the wilson id.a room fnr
only one supreme American military
hero and his name was wilson Al
Others should get credit only th-nueh
the fact ths' they were servants ~
the administration The presidents
evident jealousy and sma lnc-s W
mind have been h,rerly Withdrawn
from public notice nv the en- wihrcdurnt
big events which have overshadowcd
this incident. but the DENTS" ~ him
whom the people loved 10 follow has
recalled the event which did more
10 injure the president than to de.
tract from the popularity ~ the e,-
president
II 10 well for us to remcmhsr. l.w.
ever. xat there are psychloricai
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Uncle Ram stands to lose from q
half billion to n billion dollars On
its suarsp,y on 1919 wheat. accord
Ing 10 q Chicago dispatch. says tho
Topeka Capital. when the price was
fired tho government made tho
statement that n the war ended he
fore the 1919 crop came In thcrs
might he . heavy loss This was
siven as ono reason for refusing 10
make the price t;6o as farmers or.
Eanisations demanded II the gov.
eminent loses. the fsemer profits
and his profits on tho 1919 wheat
crop may compensate for past LOSSES.
There may he srumhlinR because tho
Rovernment mad. . had bargain. hut
after all. Uncl. Sam Is far TO the good
by reason of the same event that may
cause a loss In the wheat guaranty
~ the sudden end ot war costs hair
y billion In wheat n will save ten
billions In the anticipated war
costs Of 1919
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

lh" high ,ur amt my fault
tIN il" grocer assured her wnru
he pfoi'Hi"i 80 hi- charge ~ ~
."u's quart FOR pu'iiu', "bA the
Nit iu"H ~ huu can uIN America
pads % London cheaper toda, tnau
uu can HB .rm here Same win
aimed gnniH o. uut us retailers
'lIt rh' markets. short. uc cant
E"l lh" SUR lt-t all going abroad ID
Iur hatcher =. nu'd IA" story
"l'n Edith. outraged a' psY ing 81
"uH puuud for sfruk Nhi,h tho
Utu refused 20 trr. of it- bone and
'at ana declined tn buy
she began 10 study ,ookh book and
i"m'st, science literature m,
i"und ant pur"i uv"l many articles
'n the MAGAZINES ana newspapers on
h"a O." bay and prepare food eco
."ui'1IN Sho learned that rice Ia
h' tp'r than puu'u'- dnd more ma
N'il"uF thht corn and Ntfiuus corn
rr"rIr'iI"ns lk" nutp aud hominy
ere 'u"kahlo I'm WtNS she had never
Thought ~ that sutgnrtii IL largely
. suhHll'ui' fur bread aud that milk
ana ,H"'4r ar" 10 nuutinhing ar
meat
~ her auNrty ip stretch her
niuncN ip ''s utmn,. Edith tired
u'ail'ss diuu"tv once az twice "A
week llut TN, raised ,lgoruus,ktck
from 'uhr Sh" hastily Transferred
some ~ the SO clothes money
ini" her housekeeping account and
made It ~ to John newt tught on
q cuH'N steak
lor some time things went
7mouihlN Nv Iur To- her recent pur.
'hnSr uf clothing nnd household
needs Gradually Fam chopped off
N" .,luih,H allowance 90 iNn week
tnd iuchri NJ the food allowance
10 il2
'lIy the the time any ~ VS. needs
rev clothes she told herself
fo"d prices viii hr back again 10
normal ,Jurt ~ II things ever
came down once they went up' }
lW-iirS John Htill appeared to h" ON
the rish, side ~ "Honanga Copper
nhd made her extra little presents ~
fNr- ana tens from me 10 time
br"aslonnllS he sent home what he
called bargains IN eats staples he
noticed downtown or brought
through some friend who "could get
things WhOlrn,lc DO
Nnd 80 Earn Fcrrol economical
ana Nudird ana cuntrlvrd aud was
.urcrssnil She fclt herself to he a
hritrr manager than, she htd ever
brru before There whs no doubt that
an was - happier wife and mother
ana hoW"mah"r than she had ever
been before
tfo be continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
Oklahoma Oufbursfs


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

The stars incline. bat do no,
compel
"Wednesday. Januar, n. 'f9ts
According tn aHtrulugy this IL
rather an uncertain daN Jupiter IN
IN mnl"fic aspect In the hours OF
human activity white hte at night
Neptune In benign
N"pluh" ~ IN - pla," making for
spiritual Vision and an access of
hrotherlV love
During this government of the
stars patriotism, loyalty and the
higher Attrihntrs OF national aspIta
ton should he uppermos,
Astrulug.rH who psdicted n y~ar
ago sudden A,nngr IN the prcsidrn,'s
cabinet now furrsee success Tor IN.
administration IN managing the ma
tinh'H business which will prcsent
pfuhIems not now expected
Many celebrations ana reremonIe,
are prnsnusticatrd Tor the spring. hut
There II indication too. ~ a funeral
~ Wuch pomp An these are OF ma
tional significance
Nevada comes into period OF de.
N"lnpiuent according Ia astrnlogers
ana viii prosper owing 10 new min.
eral discoveries
Tho west and south are both TO
h"n"hi greatly, owing Tn some sur
prlsiug condition
FIRES are - he expected In the
ltrs" cities and ono Will bring cS
triurdinar, disaster
Persons whose hirthdate II is
should not speculate or risk money
They may expect a year of activity
ana change
thlliren born on this IA, are
,ik"h to hc .enterprising but eNtrav-
nghni These subjects of Capricorn
~" usually successful IN business
nffiits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
The Wife.
itn,h L. Disappointed In br,an's
letter.
CHATTER CXAN

CHATTER CNNN
Sow followed "A period ~ waitinG
for Ruth waiting fur nrian's letter
~ reply to the one she had written
about the baby Sh. watched nerN'
uusiy for the reported arrival ~
ships. ana was disappointed In not
hearing from him Tong before II
would haNo been pusSihl, fur lot
ter to rcarh her
Mandel wondered ~ the change
In her AT her r-prc-s"d uaunar.
SHE IN anxious over something %
he said To himself. Jus, as he had
said "a snort time before "Shc In
unhappy over Eomething." then ~t
himself To think ~ something TO
divert her
Arthur Mnndcl ionscd Tor ruth.
vet his thought fur her was sin
gulhtN un-clfish The great melting
pot ~ war, and war activities hat
ruuuhled the man llc iunsrd To- see
her happy regardless ut his own
love fur her Ana whenever he saw
her looking worried ar anxious he
almost CURSED liruir hrDauSc ~ ~
Ito constantly gave her ali tho
consideration possible ia her work,
hat even 49, she carried u great deal
~ responsibility ilr often wondered
What he should have done in thlA
vrisis without her MANY ~ his
clerks wrre either overseas ur m
camps Shmr had volunteered pth.
ors been drafted Ian" other husi
ness men, he was slowly replacing
them ryth,r with men above ths
draft age. or with women llut II
takes tiiur to iudurt new help into
such nu rUabllshm"ut and mistakes
are costly SO Ruth often went home
WratIci IN hodN and mind
hiilc NrBu was growing ttst ana
Mrs taNhorn" said. hid ttir go hr
entirely spoiled when he hortmr uld
enough To tax" advantage pld
Wach,l Wurshippcd her 'uit'o Mas
"a and Rlth idohsrd huu Mis-
tIAvtutnc lowed him dr,rlN. ul.
though in her heart she regretted
mat he vas growing 90 resemble
UfItn
q ~sn hc had looked uhc RUTH"
she often muruurcl when she
looked ~ the I'm, features
ruc to her determination. she
'f'"d tn make things uur" lively tut
Ruth She invited tfs VI and
MfH. turiiss. then NJ and Mr. Nub-
rfiy 'u fot cards aud eyvpSiuu,lN io.
DINNER Ihcy were ulmos. th" uuN
friends Ruth had u,ad' 49, their ,r.
ed, NlH ur,rsstfIN limited Th,u
enc" 100 = while she would tsk' VI
Mtni"l Sh, ~. often puzzled hN
his manner when with Ruth Th,t
Do, loved her u',,r she knew hat
that he was becoming so unrelfsh
100 that love MAJ liuth's happiness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

II was all rlEht for King George
and President Wilson to eat off Of n
$4,000. 600 dinner service. but W.
cart help wondering how much good
the value Of that plate would have
done In feeding and clothing IN.
destitute people In the devastated
sons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

thoroughly charming ana picas
INK production d. The Sea Natf
luuiso ilufrs second word picture
which is scheduled fnr showing on
Thursday ~ the strand thentcr
The Sc, VAR ~ ~ story ~ q
Maine t1nIup village and ~ the way
ina .o,r and 'Ngi'cmru' come into
me h,thrfto uu'i Nt, ~ NtuvN Hut.
',r Sane, H iwp"'uout whole
he ,rtrd and ht'r,'ionaic When she
FALLS u love with llnrf, eaton. a
wu~i,t ,umcd, star. Who is At th.
vtl,Rgv in an effort to recover his
vote she shows hlm openly maj SHE
care, fHr him despite the TACT that
ne does not tcciprp'ttc het iffcr.
tIou llrt imprtuoa yhrtio- hrr
into t' sorts of 'hriIls.
rNr Sea- war In a thoroughlN
d'lgh'tul picture o. is Just me -nti
90 % pI,tutr that ever, one ENJOYS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
N,intorr IpclnyssI.

lINE lN.CFF. Ark Jan -Fog
and rain this morning DELAYED tho
departure ~ party ~ army aVin
tors mapping postal air routes from
Lake thiricf -. tn lLttlc Rock.
Ark In the party are Lieut. ! - l.
Howard. Wappcr Lieut. E =
wright pilot. ana SergL Il u Noe
bit mechanic They arrived late
YESTERDAY evening
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Doctor Garfield was u funny
choice 10 accompany the president
pkaHs visit 10 Europe They Ger.
tainly will not need any fuel ad-
ministra,ors In the peace confer.
snce. We had an idea ths, I, wa-
adVIaabls for everybody TO heep cool
until the excitement was over
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
Soldier-SailOr Arrivals

All discharged soldiers, sailors
and marines arr urged to register
~ tho ' " 4. y or N~i ,r',--
IN order that their names may bc
pls.rd IN tli's' columns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
" IIllnn- nNlN 10 Ml-snmri.

The body ~ Elmer Williams who
died ~ local hospital YESTERDAY
has been srut las the Mitchell l.ndcr
taking companN-ta Lebanon. Mo. Tor
burial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
DaiiU Food


ya1sary q, 1919
rive us4o them (my shssrl s'srna
lNs snd the, shall w~~er perish, rsith-'
.hsll any plaok th-n out Of nv hand join
10 ~
~. bcrcr 10 snssssd 10 ssve
I've mesnest Of MI. sheep
Al hist Ms h~svsnl, Ysth~r rave
ms hsnds .~ursly t~sp
Ny shop hear my rosre sod ! hr-~
them and they follow ms John IN -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

BOSTON Jan Funeral ser,
Ices were held today FOR Thomas ~
John Lockwood. fithcr-in law ~
Capt Archibald n Roosevelt,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
mo NiiN "

Ihurr I.n f',I tango artist IN THIS
man r town Nuuu appreciate every
s'tu when Nou see Ioi' llridgr 100
her tango song and dance ~ thc
irunAVt toAt, and IL there i- any
room lett A. nriiEe might show iu-'
" hat hr knows about 10 This -pe
rIalfN. 'ucr'h,r with special song
B., A. Brigr. 4 duet o., Edilr tlcfs
frrntu and Jos Graves ana 'hc
SftOuWu, quartet are features of No
muslci. program u the comedy
play "Thrr, Nbis" n, 'hr ~ Juks
vuWNp1uN 'o hr presented fpr the
nr 'ulrs This afternoon avn rN'-
'.ur There are rp duu moments iu
ih., Ntarr'd hll fnr me reason upt'
\ tni luo Nr.igo ant tigar l1r
rr.i rIn ~ regular comedians.
i., u'Nnl. un ih, ioh with y '1t -
g'ui Wholesome comedy,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Nrwton + Thompson sergeant IN.
fhutrN, l3th DIVISION
! Thornr. second lieutenant
ruus artllcr,
lt"hert \ stewart sergeant head
VHdfief compiuN
T. g. Mar, ,r,uud lieutenant f'ld
ARTILLERY school 81 me
I1nn.o shcddop
Leon " Campbell sergStn, M
fuutrN. replacement division
vert boris sergeant infantry
lt2ud division
Wesley ! Houston private in.
fHnirI camp rikr Ark
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

NIX will be- pal,beprcrs - n Leon
ard, u KING, carl Pleasant.
charles = Burke, " \ Springer
and Lowe
THE DbY uf i " Jewell the
man who died at "A local hospital
from injuries received when an or.
cutt Lake ear ~ the oklahoma l'nion
Railway company struck him ~ tho
Niaducl on Tenth street one day last
week was sent to kansas Cty by the
MowhrnN Undertaking company yes-
t"rday afternoon Tor burial
daV to John liasford, formerly clerk
la llotel Tulsa. advising him his pu-
Hitiou was open 10 him on his return
To IA" United states lie had writ
ten W y Ruhlnsnu that he expected
90 return shortly Iic enlisted Us "A
private In the coast artillery. and has
been promoted Ia \ first lieutenant
bN A,Nnl' NT Of the large mum
her ~ soldiers returning from s"rv-
tee. who make IN. \ NJ G. \ their
headquarters q has been found
necessary To provide co.'s for sleep
inH quarters These cots ara very
similar To IN" army regulation once
and Will he rented to the soldiers
and sailors Tor 20 cents per night.
With all privileges ~ regular guests
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Children $50 60 s o
gingham dresses. all CT M
sizes ,.,...t,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Mons heavy blue work shirts.
an sizes. regular G1 M
iis5. fur ,,.,..,.,.~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Mems heavy leather driving
glove" regular - SO. Sl.OO
pair .....,.....t...VNO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Large size fancy hrocuded Tor.
der Turkish towels regular
20, s,'' : '"'''. towels $1.00
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

During this 81 90 sale we V'l
make any shirt IN any stNIe
~ and work guirun- CT m
lccd. fur.......,s.. *A'oO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

~ inch new spring pcr,aI'r,
regular 15c pnrd, C1 M
yards Tor .,t.......T
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Lovely outing flannrls
inches wide, light ar darn
,sr to,o'' .." : yards 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

90 inch comfdtt sllkoinc. solid
culorr or flowers, 30 ini'no.
regular a5c yard. o X1.00
Yards for .......% %A'0o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
Official County Paper

TiiI MONTH ~ pFCfNrtB 1919
.nthi
ssott tIttulstinn "srar
.oismnl, .ss.r hsi the s''fafs no.
eIrru'.tior ~ ths ruls. p,iN e
WofId fof the mottt- '-t.-'-r-----'
~n 90 1ei to ne hrst ~ ln. "'''
snd hshsi 4" '''
Circulation Hsraf.f
tNih.suh-d .nd 49,. briofs mr 'hf lN
NAnVI tl'N
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27

A passenger on Wichita street
car caused great commotion and
got himself arrested the other day
by falling on his knees in the aisle
and praying in loud voice.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
WANTS MARRIAGE
ANNULLED; SAYS
CHILD C0LORED
Court Must Decide Whether
Mrs. Clara Dryer Has
Negro Blood In Her
a Veins.

Does negro blood flow in the
veins Of Mrs. Clara Dwyer?
This is the question on which
hangs the annulment of her mar
rage to F. P. Dwyer. He is seek
ing to have the marriage annulled
The case was partly heard yester-
day before District Judge Thoup ard
hearing was postponed to get the
father of Mrs. Dwyer into court,
He had failed to answer a summons.
The Dryers were married in the
Catholic church in 1916. They have
one child, a beautiful boy, who
played around the court room today
Appears to Be White
Until the time the child was born
Mr.. Dwyer never suspected that his
wife was anything but pure white.
At that time the attending physi-
clan told him the baby had negro
blood The boy has every appear
ance now of being a white child.
Dwyer took no action at the time
the child was born. He served in
the army during the war and filed
the suit after his discharge.
IF the mother has negro blood
in her veins would it be possible
for this child to grow up, marry
and have a negro child by a white
father?" Attorney John O. Yeiser
for Mr.. Dwyer, asked DR.. A. A.
Hoffman on the witness stand.
Doctor Is Witness.
Eyes. sir" answered the doctor.
"How far can the faint of negro
blood extend?" asked Mr.. Yeiser.
1T might lie dormant for 10 gen.
erations and then come to active
life" said DR.. Hoffman.
"And show itself in black child
of apparently white parents"
Eyes, sir"
Mrs. J. McCary. the mother of
Mrs. Dryer. said she didn't know
where to find her husband. But
the case will not be completed until
he is brought into court to answer
whether he has any negro blood in
his veins. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
Wife Of Cattleman
Charges Cruelty In
Divorce Petition

Mabel Fitzsimmons charges her
husband, Leo Fitzsimmons. cattle
man at the South Side stock yards.
with long list of acts of cruelty
in an answer and cross-petition
which she filed yesterday in district
court to his petition for divorce filed
a few days ago.
Since their marriage, January 2,
1917. she says, he has quarreled and
fought with her. She says he talked
harshly to her, struck her, black
ened her eyes, knocked out her
teeth and called her vile names.
She says he earns 5000 week at
the stock yards and that he has
property in Douglas and Sarpy coun-
ties worth at least $4,000. She asks
for permanent alimony and a di-
vorce.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
Brief City News

Have Root Print It-Beacon Press.
Elec. Fans Observation-Disclosures
Pierce-ArrOw Ambulance Service
-Cfocl e. Ea1coner Harpov "a
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
Dies of Heart Disease

Miss Sarah Burke, 1918 Webster
street, died at her home yester-
day OF heart disease. She is sur
vived by her sister, Catherine. The
funeral will be from her residence
Saturday morning at $50 o'clock
with services at the Holy Family
church. Interment will be at Column
bus. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
G. 9rge E. Nickel and Family
Leave On Trip THROUGH East

George E. Nickel, president of
Nickel Bros company, Omaha and
Des Moines, Wednesday night left
for Atlantic City to take his place
on the executive committee of the
National Talking Machine Jobbers
of America, now in convention. -
Mrs. Nickel and daughter,
Gladys, accompanied Mr.. Nickel.
Their trip after the convention will
include Washington, D. c.; Phila-
delphia, an up-river trip to Albany
from New York City, and on the
return steamer trip on the great
lakes to Duluth.
The Mickels plan to be absent
several weeks.