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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
giausiai yra panaudojamas
taikos propagandos tiks-
lams, ir sake, kad sutarties
patvirtinimas maza veikme
bepadarytQ j dalyku stow.
VIENNA STOW ANT
ZMOGEDYSTES
KRASTO.

Paryzius, gruod. 13 d.
KaLcleris Renner siandien
prasergejo talkininkus, kad
austrai pavirse j zmoge-
dzius, jei maistas nebus pri-
|siusta jiems Xxi sausio 21 d.,
kada visokie maistu sande-
liai bus issibaige. 4
Austrijos kancleris pa
sake, kad pereita savaite
nezinomas niekadejas Wen
noje uzmuse 6 metu mer-
gate, sukapojo jos kuna j
.smotus If ismete gatveje
biednujQ kvartale.
Keturios Vlennos Seimy-
nos surinko kuno smotus il
suvalge. Policijai emus tyri-
nett suvalgiusius, nekurie ju
prisipazino, kad jie zinojo,
ka jie valge4
Renner priduria, kad
Viennoje nera like nei vie
no sunies, kates, ziurkes, ka
naraites, auksines zuvytes,
ar kokio kito gyvulio. Isba-
dele zmones suvalge viska.
Arkliu senai jau nera.
Didziausia keptuve Wen
noje turejo apie 100 arkliu
duonai iSvezioti. Darbinin-
kai bent po viena situ ark
liu uzsimuSdavo kasdien ir
ant vietos susipiauste j is
sidalindavo.
Taip pats viennieciams
truksta kuralo. Kasdien TUX
stanciais jie eina uzlniest6n
ir kerta parkuose medzius.
Jie eina 10 ar Is myliu, kad
parsinesus 80 ar 40 svaru
malku valgiui issivirti.
Kadangi taikos konferen-
CHA uzgyne Austrijai detis
su Vokietija, tai austrai da-
bar If reikalauja gyvenimo
reikmenu is talkininku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
RUSIJA SIULO TAIKOS
ISLYGAS VISAM
?ASAULIUI.

Stockholm, gruod. 13 d.
Neziurint visisko uzginimo
to, kad Rusijos sovieto pa
siuntinio Litvinovo sueiga
su Anglijos virsininkais Ko-
penhagene turi ka daugiau
kaip apsimainyma kaliniais
ir uzstatais, visgi yra tikrai
zinoma, kad Litvinovas at
Isiyeze SUI savimi is Rusijos
|savo valdzios taikos islygas
ne tik Pabaltijos salims, bet
|ir visam pasauliui.
Litvinovas, kick yra zino-
ma, bent kelias tu islygu
Iyra perdaves Anglijos virsi-
'ninkams, SUI kuriais jis cia
susiejo, il dabar jos yra Ang
Ilijos valdzios rankose.
Tarp tu islygq zinomos
yra sitos:
Sovietine valdzia prisiima
Iuzsienines senosios Rusijos
lskolas; atiduoti karlaivius
Iesancius dabar sovietines
Ivaldzios rankose, jei talki-
Ininkai sutiks padaryti Bal
Itasias juras neutaralemis,
Antra vertus, Litvinovas pa
sake, kad bolsevikai s4tsisa-
kis sugrazinti konfiskuotaja
nuosavybe rusams, ar atty
|ginti jiems uz jp nuzudyta
il turta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
JAPONIJOS MILITARIS-
TAI SUMUSTI.

Toxic, gruod. 8 d. pave
luota) Dabartiniu laiku ia
ponijoj laukiama dideliu
permainu, kurios daug reikS
pasaulio ateities taikai to-
limuose rytuose. Begiu pas
kutiniu triju sayaiciu vaiz-
bos if taikos salininkai uz-
dave paskutini smugi mill
taristams ligsiol valdziu-
stems sail.
Sjbire jau nebus daugiau
Japonijos kareiviu il mintis
valdyti Azija Japonijos mi
litaristQ speka tapo atmesta
visai. Paskutiniame pataria-
mosios tarybos susirinkime
premieras Hara visiskai ivei
Ike kares ministeri, kuris rel
kalavo daugiaus kariumenes
Sibiran.
Siandien geriausieji ia
ponijos elemental mato, kad
Japonija negali pasilikti at
siskirusi nuo likusio pasau-
lio ir kad j Sibire If Chi
nuose turi veikti isvieno su
Amerika.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
WILSON ,PAVAIKSCIOJA
LAZDELE PASIREM-
DAMAS.
Washington, D. c., gruo-

Washington, D. c., gruo-
dzio l3 d. DR.. Grayson
siandien paskelbe, kad
PREF. Wilsonui yra leista
vaikscioti po saJo kambau
ir salutine meme po turma lai
ka kasdien. Prezidentas, cir
di, apsirengias pats If gals
vaikscioti lazdute pasirem-
damas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
VOKIECIQ ATSAKYMAS
TALKlNINKAMS PASIUS-
STAS ! PARYzIU PER
KURJERA.

Londonas, gruod. 13 d.
Vokieciu atsakymas j dvi
talkininku mott vakar vaka-
re tapo pasiustas j Paryziu
per pasiuntini, kaip paduo-
ola Berlino bevieline zinia.
Vokieciu misija apleis Pa
ryziu nedelioje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
LENKA| : KL|UT|S TA|KAI
RYTUOSE.
ESTONAI NESuTINkA ATIOUOT| TERRITORIAL
B0LSEVIKAMS.
LENKAI - KLIUTIS
TAIKAI RYTUOSE.

Gyga, gruodzio IA d.
Amerikos pabaltinis komisi-
ninkas, komanduotojas Ga
de, tik ka aplanke Lietuvos
sostine, Kauna.
Lletuvos prezidentas il
valdzia kuosirdingiausiai
prieme komisininka, pareng
dami jo garbei pietus. Sim
tai gyventoju iteike jam pra-
symus leisti jiems susirasyti
laiskais su jq giminemis
Suv. Valstijose.
Lietuviu mazas kariuome-
ne, vedama Anglijos stabo
aficieriu, taip kaip ir ]atviu
kariuomene, ne tik kovoja
viename fronte SUI bolsevi-
kais, kitame SUI Bermondto
vokieciais, bet dar daugiau
|ji nukencia nuo lenkV, ku-
rie, national yra didziausia
kliutimi taikai Rytq Euro
pole.
Nuo vasaros pradzios len
kai tolydzio Undo anapus
demarkacines linijos, kuria
buvo paskyre talkininkai
tarp Lenkijos If Lietuvos.
Vilniuje lenkai, sakoma,
kick galedami stengiasi is
naikinti lietuvius gyvento-
jus If lietuviu kalba. Kai-
muose jie elgiasi dar bio
giau; cia ju kareiviai be jo-
kio atsiziurejimo plesia, gy-
ventojus uzpuldineja If XII
tus uzmusa. Seinuose, kur
lenkai paeme virsu ant ma
20 lietuviQ garnizono, isiver
zeliai, kaip gyventojai pa
sakoja, elgesi daug blogiau
uz vokiecius ar bolsevikus.
Visos mokyklos ir klierikQ
seminariia tapo uzdarytos il
lietuviu kalba tapo uzdraus-
ia. y
Lietuviu valdzia suseke
lenku suokalbi nuversti Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybe if
jos vieton padeti Lenkijos
protektorata; protektorato
Iuzkrovimas ant Lietuvos If
yra svarbiausia priezastimi
.lenku gulimo ant Lietuvos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
ANCLIJC5 RENGIASI
PRIZE DIDELIO STREiKO
VASARYJ.

Lyndonas, graod. l3 d
Taip vadinamas trigubasis
susivienijimas, susidedas is
gelzkelininku, angliakasiu If
transporto darbininkq rem
giasi prie visuotino streiko
vasario menesyj. Svarbiau-
siu reikalavimu zada butt
susivienijimas kasyklu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15

Anglijos generolas paliepe
so kareiviu saudyti j 5000
zmoniu minia toliai TX
patronai pas JUGS iSsi-
baigs. Kareiviai ispilde pri-
sakyma If 500 zmoniu tapo
ant vietos uzmusti, 0 l,500'
buvo suzeistQ. Komisija pri-
pazista sta skerdyne ziau-
riausiu kareiviu darbu nau-
jovineje istori5oje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
POLTAVA PAEME
BOLSEVIKAI.

Kopenhagenas, gruodzio
13 d. Sulig ziniu apture-
tu is bolseviku pasiuntinio
Maksimo Litvinovo, miesta
Poltava, stovinti apie uz Is
myliu nuo Charkovo j piet-
vakarius, ateme is Denikino
kariumenes bolSevikai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
ANGLAI INDIJOJE sAU-
DO | BEGINKLE NINA.

Londonas, gruod. IA d.
Anglijos komisija, tyrineju-
81 paskutinius maistus Indi-
.ioje, papasakojo apie tokias
zudynes, kurias girdint krau
jas uzstengsta. Tarp kitko
jos istyrimai parodo, kad
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
ESTONAI NESUTINKA
ATIDUOTI TEERITORI-
"a BOLSEVIKAMS.

Dorpatas, gruod. 13 d.
per Londona gruod. IA d.
EstonQ delegacijos preziden
tas Poska pasikalbejime pa
pasakojo, kad sovietai kaipo
svarbiausio punkto kariniu
uztikrinimu reikalauja,
idant estonai pavestu neap-
ribotam laikui zeme j siaure
nuo ezero Peipus, drauge su
Ivisu Narvos .frontu.
Bolsevikai sake, kad stra-
Iteginiu zvilgsniu ziurint ST.
tas okupavimas esas reika-
lingas tolai, kol bus pavo-
jus nuo uzsienio kariuome-
mes veikiancios Estoniioj.
Estonai nenori ispildyti
Isitq reihalavimu ir todel kon
ferentija negali nieko to-
liaus veikti. Estonu zvilgs-
Iniu tokis okupe vimas kras-
|lo neapribotam laikui reik-
ItQ Wis tick ka aneksavims.s,
% tas yra priesinga isreiks-
items apsisprendimo princi-
pans be aneksavimo If kon-
'tribuciju.
Judenic Nedaro Kliuties.
Poskos nuomone, pasikal-
Ibejus su Krasinu il Cicerinu
Igalima bus pasiekti sutar-
ties.
Poska pasake, kad jo nuo
none pasitraukimas Siaur.
sakarines Rusijos valdzios
nepaliecia konferencijos;
mes sulyg tarptautinio ista-
tymo salygomis estonai ne
gales leisti jokiai spekai
priesingai Rusijai pssilikti
ant Estonijos zemes pc pa
darymui taikos.
Lietuviu delegacija, va
dovaujama dro. Sliupo, at
vyko Dorpatan vakar vaka-
re. il uzreiske, kad j yra
oficialiai igaliota padaryti
musiu pertrauka su bolsevi-
.kais, bet Xxi konferencija
nenuzengs toliaus priekin,
jie neimsia oficialio dalyvu-
mo joje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
ENVER PASA KURDIS-
TANO KARALIUS.
Kcnstantinopolis. eruOC

Konstantinopolis, gruod.
IL d. (Paveluota). - Buvu-
sis turlsu kares minister's
Enver Pasa, kaip cia paste
kusios siandien zinios skel-
bia, tapo apvainikuotas Kur
distano karaliunli; Kurdis-
tanas yra Turkijos krastas,
gulintis tarp Mesopotamijos
ir Persijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
PATARIA DARBININ-
KAMS SAVO TEISIU
JIESKOTI POLITIKOS
KELIU.
Washington, D. c., grue

Washington, D. C., gruo-
dzio- 13 d. - Am. Darbo
Fed-jos uniju prezidentai
suvaziavime prieme princi-
pu paskelba. Joje raginama
darbininkai jieskoti savo
nuoskaudu atitaisymo pcli-
tiniu spaudimu, turbut, per
dabar gyvuojancias parti-
jas, kadangi apie darbo par
tia nieko neminima.
Sita paskelba uzgiria A..
D. +. prezidentas S. Com
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
40 Nuos. Angliakasi4
Sugrizo.

Illinojaus kasyklu savinin
ku draugijos sekretorius F.
C. Honnold subatoj po pie
tu pasake, kad jo pranesi-
mai nurodo, jog daugiau
kaip 40 nuos. kasyklu dar-
bininku yra sugrize dirbti.
Bet ANGLES iskasimas nepa-
siekia 40 nuos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
Z. .KURALO VARZIMAI
PRAsA1INTI.

.Kuralo varzynai Chica-
goje prasalinti. Svarbiosios
If nesvarbiosios pramones
gales gauti rpajiega ar anglis
siandien If gales operuoti
normaliai.
Visoj likusioj siaurvaka-
riQ dalyj visi valdzios pa
tvarkymai suvarzantieji var
tojima silumos,s ,sviesos ir pa
jiegos, tapo panaikinta, bet
anglis bus paskaidoma pa
gal pirmyste Xxi nebus visi
uztenkamai aprupinti. Kick
viena dirbtuve ar apielinke,
kuri turi uztenkamai angliQ,
gall grizti j normalias vezes.
Chicagos uzmiestiniai
traukiniai prades reguliariai
vaikscioti nuo sio ryto. Cia
priskaitoma visi keliai. Kit
traukiniai siaurvakarineje ir
vidulinej vakarinej teritori-
rijose prades normaliai
vaikscioti nuo l val. ketver-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
Kal.iuosius Pasmerkia.

Suyaziavimas pasmerke
kairiuosius elementus ir ra-
gina darbiniLkus padeti mai
KNIT "pragaistinguosius ele-
mentus0 is savo eiliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-15
oRAS
-------------
Chicagoie ir apielinkeje.

Grazu siandien If gal
atarninke.
Sauletekis, 7:1O V. ryte;
Sauleleidis, 4:19 V. yak.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
BRIEF BITS OF Ne VS.
PICKED Up. At THE
COUNTY COURT HOUSE

The Carter county court house has
been a busy place Tor the past week,
with every department working full
speed ahead, getting ready for the com
ing meeting OF the board OF county
commissioners which Will listen TO and
pass upon the reports from various
county officers. who. together with their
deputies, are making All possible efforts
to have everything In readiness when
called upon. The subject Of road work
has received more or less discussion
lately and the recent rains have been
the very thing for which oyersecrs have
been wanting, so that dragging might
begin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
OKLAHOMA CITY IS
LAYING BIG PLANS
FOR WILSON VISIT

Oklahoma City. Aug. 30.-Followlnf
City on his western trip, leading demo
of the first official Information that
President Wilson viii visit Oklahoma
City on his We stern trip, leading demo
Gratis and state officials began u srrics
of conferences regarding the arrange
ments for his entertainment here, a
message from the presidents secretary
I. T.. Tumulty, that he would arrive
In Oklahoma city at y. m. over the
Santa be and leave over the Rock Is
land at 10 y. m, came 10 the oific"
OF the governor very late Ia the al
ternoon.
n Ben Lafayette, chairman Of the
4 democratic state central committee,
said that II Is planned that the presi'
dent shall speak at the state fair
grounds probably at 1880 p. IN. except
that Gov. i. Il. \. Robertson will In
troduce President Wilson. no further
4 conclusions were reached yesterday.
Among the suggestions offered yes
terday was a military escort FOR th"
presidential party through the down
town section of the city. Oklahoma
City has the headquarters aud band
OF the Second Regiment, two line com
tpanics of infantry, a supply company
'and "A machine gun company. These
In themselves would make creditablc
showing OF the states citizen soldiery,
but has been suggested that other cit
les of the state send their national
guard units To the capital and that
real showing of the militia strength
be made.
The telegram from Secretary Tu'
multy indicated that other than
short mdior ride through the city no
entertainment features would be prac'
teal. The party, according to Mr. Tu-
multy's telegram win include, In ad-
dition to the president, Mrs. Wilson,
Mr. Tumulty, Rear Admiral Grayson, f.
Charles L. owen, Gilbert +. Close, War |
rem +. Johnson and Edward +. John !
suon. official stenographers; W. J.. |
Smithers. seven secret service oper' |
atives, a maid, two messengers and Is
representatives, of the press and pho
tographers.
Although the telegram announcing
the presidents visit did not disclose
other points upon the itinerary it is
that the party will go from
Oklahoma City. via Memphis, to Louis
vlle, Ky, and that this Will be the
only stop in Oklahoma.
Local democrats are free TO predict
that the visit of the president next
month will bring to Oklahoma city %
the most representative and AT the same
time the largest number of residents
Of the state that has ever congregated
In the capital city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
MANY Suit, Filed

The following suits have been filed
with the court clerk since last report
was made:
American Investment Company vs. T..
G., Newton, foreclosure; l.. j. Miller at.
turncy for plaintiff.
W. d. pitmnn Vs. G. $. G. Oil and
Refining Company, money due; Sigler
Siglcr n Jackson, attorneys for plain,
tiff,
Lula Keel vs.. Frank Keel, divorce; II.
\. Stanley, attorney for plaintiff.
II. T.. Peterson vs.. Ida May Peterson.
divorce.
w. &. Gardner vs. Mollie Johnson. suit
to quiet title; Brown ~ Williams, attor-
noys for Plaintiff.
Lucille Rayer vs. w. L, Rayer, III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31

plaintiff,
villa Pine w, j, w. Pine, divorce; 3,
IL, Butler, attorney for plaintiff,
Tom Smith va, Bessie smith, divorce;
X. a. Baird, attorney for plaintiff,
Frank Westler ct al vs. T.. l., Malone,
specific performance OF contract; a. Il,
Riddle. attorney for plaintiff,
The Adder Machine Company W. the
Board Of County Commissioners, suit on
account: T.. II, Slough, attorney for
plaintiff
Western Sllo Company W. Cal Stew,
art, money due on note; Il. -. Slough
attorney for plaintiff,
j. II. Dillard ct al ", T., y, Dorsey ct
al, cancellation oil ana gas lease; II. \.
stanley, attorney FOR plaintiff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
Happiness Permits issued

The following marriage licenses have
been issued during the past week;
Elmer Lambert. 81, 10 Miss Thelma
Woodruff. Is, both OF Indiahoma.
!, II, Hensley. -. 10 Miss Doris Hills'
bury, Is, both Of Durwood.
j. q, Dial, 20, 10 Miss Lola Cargyle.
20, both OF Healdton,
Bessie Thompson, -, 10 Miss Effie
Hughes. 81. both of Pooleville.
V, l., Hodo, 81, TO Miss Minnie colner.
IS, both OF Ardmore.
Carl u. Wilson. 81, TO Miss Viola Cox
81. both OF Wilson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
FIRST 1919 COTTON
BALE FOR ARDM0RE
BRINGS GROWER S255

The first bale of cotton for the 1919
1920 season brought to Ardmore by Ber
williamson, from the Kcarney farm
was sold on the streets at three O'Clock
Friday afternoon.
The bidding started at 30 cents and
after much spirited rivalry between
IA" buyers, the bale was finally sold at
% cents per pound To Charts Rogers
agent for helms, lj"hoe a Nelms. cot
ton exporters, Houston, Texas, and
shipped 10y express 10 j. -. Hayward
Sons, future brokers, New orleans,
La, there To be- rr.sold for his account.
The bale weighed li7 pounds, at 30
cents nettcd slj7.45
committee composed of c. W.
Easley. Jr., and &. -. Worthum i'm
mediatcly went To work raising a
premium fund for the first three bales
to b" marketed and succeeded in rails.
ing Sl5O To be- divided as follows: S75
FOR the first bale SO for the second
bale, and $50 for the third bale
The subscriptions were as follows:
state National Bank. $40; Guaranty
state Bank, $40; First National Bank,
$40; Exchange National Bank, $40;
Wcstheimcr a Daube, $40; W. \. Eas.
ley n CO., $40; Love n Thurmond, $40,
Chickasaw Compress Company, $40;
Ardmorc oil a Milling CO. SO; j. T.,
Spragins Hardware Company. 50;
charts Rogers. So: city state Bank,
s5 Whitcman d Simpson. 50; Purcell
Wholesale Grocery Company, So; Budd
Hoard Company. 81; u. NJ. Wllnghum.
50, Tyler d Sompson, So; Bvcns,
Corhn n Frcnslcy, So; y. Massad. $3.50;
Baker Rea Lumber Company. $3.50;
!. G. Penney Company, $50; Brooks
Smith Brothers, s.; Imperial cafe, 81;
A. y. Petcrman, 81; q. W. Phillips ~
Son, 81; j. Is. Odom Furniture Com |
pany, $50.
Total subscription, $50.
The bale totaled the farmer. S157.4j, |
% which add premium for first bale,
;75. net for seed $50. making a grand
otal of $254.4j. or about 81 cents per
,ound for the 4i7 pounds of cotton.
Bring your cotton to ArdmUre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
Selling for Taxes

County Treasurer Parker II making
record and preparing for a resale of
all delinquent real estate In the county
affected under the law. and he says
that this embraces some pretty valu'
able stuff that the owners seem TO
want 10 get rid OF, As soon as the
list IL complete II will be- advertised for
ten days, after which IL viii be- sold and
tax deed issued, He says that some
owners had better take heed and see
into their personal affairs. or they will
lose some good farm lands and city
lots AT this coming sale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
Strenuous Week for Sheriff

Sheriff Garrett has just passed
through rather strenuous week, with
one or two trips TO Dallas and the same
number to Oklahoma city, whore he
was called on business. most OF his
time has been spent ON the trains. How.
ever he succeeded In getting what he
went after In every instance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
Here From Texas

John sullivan, deputy In the office of
the county treasurer, $, VI. Parker, has
~ guests this week his brother. George
sullivan ana family, OF German, Texas.
They made the trip overland by auto
ana will remain her for some time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
Intensive Road Work

Engineer Payne has been lining up n
lot of prospective work to be- done on
county roads after the first Of Septem.
her, and states that intensive action
ON the highways may be looked for
nfter TINT late.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
County Commissioners

The board of county commissioners
will convene Tuesday morning in reg.
ular session to transact business. Owing
10 so much confusion caused 10y the
tax muddle. the commissioners have had
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31

Jail by Deputy sheriff Carter Friday
night, II is alleged that the woman
took some wearing apparel and other
things not belonging 10 her,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-31
Pshaw.-Sliah Not Coming.

London. Aug. 3O.-The Shah of Persia
will not visit the United States. accord
ing TO official announcement. He will
arrive In England the end OF October.
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many matters 10 straighten out before
they could attend to other things that
have been pending for some time,
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Woman Accused Of Theft

a woman by the name OF Carlisle.
who lives somewhere in the neighbor.
hood of Simon. was placed In the county
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TOM DYER.

nouncement in this issue, read it
sure.-adv.
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Regular meeting of the Woodmen
Circle Monday afternoon at o'clock.
MRS. ED SANDLIN,
Guardian.
CALLIE SMITH.
adv Clerk.
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Notice

have sold my transfer business to
Dan Huffman and j. $. Mitchell, who
will continue same. Phone l3j for their
services.
3l.3 TOM DYER.
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adv
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-26

Buick Five-Passenger Touring Car

THE BUICK Model K-Six45 is very capable open
car tor five persons designed to the multitude
of uses to which such car is put 1t differs from the
big seven passenger model only in tonneau and chassis
length, possessing the same degree of ruggedness
easyAowing power and mechanical excellence
The tonneu literally proporhoned seat three
capacity comfortable upholstered
the doors with the French cushions
and seat backs Zach of the four doors
ing small parcels The instrument Illuminated dash Top
and sdcutans made of high grade fabric
with the doors Behind the front
the side curtains when not in use.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-26
o, LA, LA, ZE GRAN
PAREE, SHE BUY ZE
ETATS UNIS GOWN

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Old Dame
Fashion, Paris, has packed her
trunks and moved bag and bag
gage to Fifth avenue.
This changeable old belle, whose
ephermereal whims only the arts
try and eternal chic of the French
capital could satisfy since the
days of the early Bourbons, has
deserted her boulevards and taken
bouregeoise old New York-long
despised-to her bosom.
For today French buyers, rep
resenting the most famous fashion
maisons of giddy old Paris, arriv-
ed in New York to see the new
styles, and, more to the point, to
buy "le dernier cri" in evening
gowns, opera cloaks, filmy linge-
rie, striking hats, and the other
things that make up milady's tot
lette.
And they are buying heavily,
these famous costumers and arbi-
ters of form. M. Douise, of Louise
& Gle, Paris, declared today the
new American creations were ''su-
perb" and that he would take
complete line of sample gowns
and new designs back with him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-26
STEFANSSEN'S MEN
LIVE ON ICE FLOE
PARTY BACK AFTER OBSERV-
ING CURRENTS IN BEAUFORT
SEA. TELL OF NEW LAND.

EDMONTON, Alta.-Storker T.
Storkerson, who passed six months
adrift on a huge ice foe in the Arc
tic ocean, has reached here en- route
to Banff, where he says he expects
to report to Vilhjalmar Stefanssen,
his chief, on observations made dur
ing his unique cruise.
With fourteen followers, Storker-
son set out from Border Island with
eighty dogs and eight sledges, and in
May, 1918, selected an ice foe on
which he purposed to remain for a
year or more with the object of de-
termining the currents, if any, In
Beaufort Sea, taking soundings and
discovering new land. Stefanssen had
intended to accompany the expedi-
ton, but at the last moment was ia
ken i'll and was forced to return to
civilization.
Storkerson is inclined to believe,
owing to certain phenomena, that
land exists north of the point reach
ed by his party on the ice foe.
The foe upon which the party en-
barked was seven miles wide and fif-
teen miles in length. Seals, polar
bears, ducks, gulls and land birds
abounded on it. Shrimps and she'll
fish appeared to be the chief food of
the seals. according to Storkerson.