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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20

oils All Of these commodities, the for
eign delegates declare, are needed b.
Europe for reconstruction purposes. What
proportion Of the demand America will
be able to furnish viii be one of the ques-
tons determined.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20
CHURCH MEETINGS

The Christian Workers of the First
Christian church will hold meeting
Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. E. H. Hutchinson, 40S
Fifteenth street, for special prayer service
A business session will also be held and
all members are urged to be present
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20

A @-year-old blind beggar arrested as
q vagrant in New York had bank book
showing 1900 on deposit
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-20

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otter pelt brings from 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13

CoTLTNS.-Oct. 10. MARIA COLLINS. of
Cookstown Ireland widow Of John Collins.
aged 10, Relatives and friends invited to
service. Tues, D. m. Gospel Han. Goth
and Dickinson sts. Int Fernwood Gem.
Friends may view remains Mon. I to 10 p.
M. Oliver r. Bair BLDG, 1890 Chestnut st.
CRAlGHEAD - Oct l.. MARY DEA l.
BAKER. widow Of James Barrett Craig
head. Funeral services Tues, II u. IN. +,
residence Of son. James Barrett Craighead,
Jr.. III S. Wycomb ave, Lansdowne. Del.
Co, Pa. Int private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
Bankers Discuss Conditions in Financial " orId

financial their opinions
financial
Guaranty Yok-It apparent
question being rapidly disseminated and that the relationships with Flu
a
The credit basis established the exchange situation and the other kim
hardly conceivable
this all
the work of rehabilitation
that accomplished.
1t impaired delayed production the
bring about suffering Europe than that which prevailed
during
Henry L. Doey Cohe steady increase in the monthly rate
should
should of
n n
rivalng California
production months of 1919
which would
ion 100000 barrels Production three months is in
will through
the considering the big demand petroleum products
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
WERNERsVILLE. PA.
WALTERSPA INN

THE resort hotel Of the Blue Ridge. Mod
ern in all its appointments Every necessary
thing to make you happy and healthy. Just
the place for weekend or a long stay
IIfacient but separate sanitarium facilities
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

ONE EGG day per hen; make pullets lay
early: start old hens laying 81 profit from
every hen next months; other secrets sue
CcsSful backyard poultry keeping; easily
learned: fresh eggs should bring 81 dozen
this winter heats gold mining; send FOR free
circular, Tho 1000 EGG Hen: tells how
standard Poultry Service. Dept G.. Ring
hamtOn. n Y
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UNDERTAKEEs
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CEMETERY LOTS

FOR SALE by owner; lot in Central Laurel
Hill; beautifully situated and choice Ioca.
tlon; reasonable, NJ 3ls. Ledger ofrIce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
Both Seyes

Young Women and Girl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
LOST AND FOUND

CERTtFICATE--Arpltc has hecn made
by William q Pickcn to the Falrmount
Ave. Building and Loan Asso. for new Ger
tlhcate for shares, to replace certificate No.
20i6, same having been lost or mslad
CIGAR STORES
Left tan handbag In a cigar store close to
store: ordinary contents with mrmorR nda
and book Of LouEfcllnw's poems. Leave at
office of United Cigar stores. Courtesy ap-
preciated
ENVELOPE--T.ost Sept 10, largo envelope.
containing papers and note: Plonse re-
turn to Room GOl. Bulletin Building and be
rewarded.
FUR--Lost. toupc fur Friday on Camden
ferry. Return to Mrs. Campbell 233 S
4th. Reward.
HANDRAti Lost ladys black leather
handbag. containing considerable sum OF
rooney. in Germantown or on ear 40 or ~.
Reward il returned TO 5S2l Crittendcn St,
Germantown. -
PEARLS Lost. SATURDAY evening between
Ritz-Carlton and North Philadelphia sta
ton or 4 o clock train 70 New York, string
Of o. pearls; reward II returned to owner.
Write W: II, Ron 81, Room l20l, 22O w
PIN-Lost jewolcd service, pin lsta,npe,d
H5aO2. Reward II returned TO j. + tald-
well & Co, Chestnut and Juniper sts.
PIN-Lost, gold ieweled snake pin, 18th
St between Jefferson and Scybert. Re-
ward 142@ y. 10Th s..
PURSE-I.ogt In Evanss drug store 1l0G
Chestnut. black purse. saturday: reward.
Phone Germantown 1927 W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
PERSONALS

THE CIGAR STORE Of Wm. LoperoH l722
s 18th st Is sold to $ INshner Creditors
applv TO LEVIN, eth and Morris stS,. until
Monday 18th "
NOT RESPONSIRLE for any debts unless
contracted by myself II. VI. Finger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
I GOSSIP OF THE STREET
PUBLISHING OF CALL LOANS
PROVES UNPOPULAR MOVE
Plan Is Discontinued Neo York Exchange after FeW Days
Triql-Easy Ways to Get Information

talk but little criticism district
he the o daily
they When operation
a
objection
probably invidious
available for speculation and those available for trade and commercial
broker said that he could the information
bank
doubt methods
of finding
$40OOOOOO specified
only the call fact represented only
the daily and did not include
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13
Refunding Floating Debt of the Railroads

movement among certain leading New York bankers to finance the
railroad administration
which the which intended in
falling The $3.50
received little
administration
provision
ing Of bonds Of would be
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

WANTED TO RENT.
 FIVE OR SIx-ROOM UNFUR- WISHED HOUSE BY PERMA- NEWT RESIDENT GOOD LO- 140S. br WANTED-Cotton land on shares, with everything furnished, by an ex- perienced man. Call or write, Merritt Chase. 405 N Tenth St., Phoenix. br WANTED--3 or rooms furnished near car line; close in. 223 W. Monroe
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

We have a few snckling boar and SOW pigs sired by Great c1odel De- Model Defenders Lady," recently ex- hibited at the state fair. If you want any of this stock. place your orders early. Apply to
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Wanted-Miscellaneous

WE are prepared to pay highest prices for your used household goods. Call or phone 1476. Arizona Supply Co. 34a-3f5 l.. Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
For Rent-Stores and
 Offices

FOR RENT-Office space. A East Adams St. db
 PHYSICIAN will sublet an office and share furnished reception room in new Physicians Building, 125 W. Monroe St. Box 6SM Republican. db
 DESK space for rent. Royal Type writer Agency. 22 W. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
B. 0. BROWN
Used Cars Wanted FOR SPOT CASH

LATE MODELS IN TOURING OR ROADSTERS. BRING CAR TO PAUL BENNETT GARAGE, 326 N. CEN TRAIL AVE. AND ASK FOR MIR
 WOLMAN If
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Wanted-Help, Male and
 Female

WANTED-First-c1a class cook for cafe, man and wife or single man. Write or Phone Lucas Leas, Florence Hotel Florence. dg
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Wanted Situation, Male


 wANTED-Position in Phoenix by experienced bookkeeper and stenog- rapher and all round office man. Give me an interview. Address Box SAM. Republican. al
 SITUATION wanted, credit man, bookkeeper. and all-around first-class office man, aged %, in excellent health with past reputation as to qualifica- tions excellent; also in position to furnish surety bond for any amount; at present empolyed but desire change. No objection to leave city. 53N, Re publican. br business education, wishes position with some firm offering good chance fo,. advancement Will go anywhere. Box 52M, Republican. br
 WE can attend to that odd job. call kfaf2. IfousccieaninS, etc. br
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Wanted-Help, Male

WANTED-man with tractor ( contract to blow 500 acres; also waI- to buy restaurant and roomlr house in the city. Live Wire EInpIoS ment office. 2. Live Wire Employment Agency 3 Cactus Way, Between Center anal
 First. Phone 693-
 2 road laborers, $4.00 day Single jack miner, S5.25 day Camp fiunlxy, S60 month.
 Camp fIunky, $75 month. Cafe cook, $50 week.
 Carpenter, S7.0O day
 Ranch hand, $2.50 day SCENARIOS BY LOCAl AUTHOR FOR PHOTOPLAY. FEN CLOSE STAMPED ENVELOPE FOl RETURN. BOX 92M. REPUBLICAN
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
PRESIDENT WILSON
IN A CONFERENCE
WITH LEADERS OF
DEMOCRAT PARTY
Omitted Press seryice)

WASHINGTON, Feb, 27,-Presi-
dent Wilson has invited the Demo-
cratic National Committee to lunch
at the Witt House tomorrow, to
confer on party measures, and the
probable attitude of the Democratic
Party of the United States upon the
great issues of the time.
Today Private Secretary Tumulty
announced that the President had de-
cided definitely that he would accept
the invitation to speak at q monster
mass meeting that will be held in
New York Tuesday evening of next
week, on the eve of his departure for
France.
In speeding up the work that had
been awaiting his personal atten-
ton the President is more than ever
confident that he will be ready to
leave Washington upon his second
trip to Europe by March 4th.
1t is anticipated that Mr.. Wilson
will meet and confer with Democratic
congressional leaders this evening or
tomorrow morning to consider ad-
ministration legislation.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28

the 25 vote coupons and having your
friends do likewise, you will mate
rally strengthen your total, for as
dimes make dollars, so do rs vote
coupons make hundreds of votes, and
so on up into the thousands.
YOU ARE INVITED.
Let this be cordial invitation to
you to visit the campaign depart
ment of the Oasis, which is located
in Room 6, Jund Building. Your
outfit of subscription receipts and all
necessary supplies is waiting for
you. REMEMBER that you haven't
a cent to spend now, and no cost to
incur later.
Votes that will determine the prize
winners may be obtained by securing
subscriptions to the Oasis, and by
the sale of job work, and classified
ad cards, also by clipping the free
vote coupons that appear in every
issue of the Oasis. No matter where
you live, the opportunity is the
same. Plenty of votes will win you
the prizes, and who is there in this
district who cannot secure thousands
of these votes daily?
CAMPAIGN HINTS
The telephone places you within
reach of all those with whom you
have an acquaintance. You can
quickly ascertain if they are subscri-
bers to the Daily Morning Oasis
You may have friends or relatives in
other parts of the territory who
would be glad to help you if you will
only ask them to, because subscrip-
CONTINUED on page A.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
The Nogales Trade Excur-
sion Returned Yester-
day. All Well and Happy

Yesterday the Trade Excursion OF
the Two Chambers of Commerce OF
Noeales, Arizona, and Nogales, So
nora. returned from the trip to Ma
zatlan: and all came home well and
hearty, reporting that they had
been given the time of their lives
They had a royal reception in every
place visited, ard they found time
all too short. At each place they
found hosts of friends who We'd with
one another in making the stay
pleasant and agreeable. To stay
longer would have been delight.
The excursion stopped along the
road at various places, finishing the
itinerary at Mazatlan Tuesday eve
ming. At 2 o'clock in the morning OF
Wednesday the train moved out from
the Sinaloa metropolis, and came
through to Nogales with only sucf
detentions as were necessary along
the way, arriving at Nogales, All
zona, at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon, having been just SO hours OF
the road.
Correspondence that had beer
mailed as the train progressed south
ward has failed to get through with
any degree of promptness, and some
of it is coming to hand now. The ac
count of the start arrived at THt
OASIS office last Saturday, and wa'
printed Sunday morning. The res
of it will have to be taken up as j
comes in and published from day tt
day.
Elsewhere is presented the accoun
of the reception at Hermosillo, ant
at Guaymas. Accounts of othe
days will follow until the story i
complete.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28

Nominations of many of the most
popular and energetic residents of
this vicinity are being received daily
in the Daily Morning Oasis $4,000
prize auto contest, in which twenty
prizes, including two Ford Touring
Cars, are given absolutely free in re-
turn for a little effort.
Less than six weeks from today
many hearts will be gladdened, many
smiling faces will look happily over
the period that means perseverance,
courage and hustle, and the Oasis is
proud of the aggressive contestants
who are going to make this newspa-
per the most widely read of the en-
tire territory covered by the cam
paign. To every home in Nogales,
and to every town in the territory
where this paper circulates the news
of this great campaign has spread,
and everywhere the candidates have
sprung forth in quick response.
ADVANTAGES OF EARLY START
Nominations will be coming in
during the next few weeks, but those
who enter early will not only have
their names appear in the first list
published, but will also have the add
ed advantage of the early start. Re-
member the old time axiom of "the
early bird" for those who enter now
will have spent fruitfully, valuable
time that cannot be regained later.
YOU WILL FIND THE NOMI-
NATION BLANK on another page
in this issue, together with addition
al data. Filling in this blank gives
you 5000 votes with which TO com.
mence your campaign. By saving
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
CAPTURED Orders Disclose
BO|Sh0viki Plans to Push
0DGratiOnS on All Fronts.
MassacreS Reported and
Vile 0utrages Committed
(Continued on page ~


LONDON, Feb. 27.-Captured or
ders taken by the Allied forces
operating in The Archangel region
show that the Bolsheviki government
is planning combined offensive on
all fronts.
According to Archangel dispatches
the offensive will start against the
Allies in the direction of Archangel
and will be extended to other fronts
The Muransk and Finnish fronts arc
the only regions excepted from the
orders. There the Bolshevih are
preparing a defensive campaign.
In the Archangel region the Allies
have advanced 26 miles inflicting
heavy casualties upon the Bolsheyin
forces.
Other dispatches state that the
American Red Cross mission have
confirmation of reports Of Bolshe-
Wiki atrocities. Hundreds of civilians
have been massacred and many
priests mutilated. In one instance
an officers shoulderstraps were
nailed to his shoulders.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
JAPAN PRESENTS,
CHINA A DEMAND
THAT'S DEEMEDAN.
ULT|MATUM-S
Omitted Press Service)

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The Fal
Eastern Bureau, representing Anne
rican interests in the Orient, gave
out today cablegram saying that
Japan has notified China that unless
China complies with the provisions
of the Japanese treaties regarding
the acquisition of Germany's COM
mercial rights in China, "the Japan
ese government will be obliged to
deal with the matter forcibly." 1t is
said that China regards Japan's dec
laration as virtual ultimatum.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
The ''PRISON CAR"
AT
LOS NCELES TO
HOLD A MEETING.
UNITED Press Seryiee)

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 81
The Militant Suffragette "Prison
Special" a train painted in imitation
of a Jail, conveying a number of
suffragettes who were imprisoned at
Washington last year for demon
strations in front of the White
'HHouse, arrived here from the East
today, and are holding meeting at
local hotel, and there is fair at
tendance. Los Angeles club women
refuse to endorse the movement.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28

Mr.. Alfonso Joffroy, who is in the
brokerage business in Culiacan, came
up from the Sinaloa capital on the
excursion train yesterday. Mr.. Jof-
troy accompanied the excursion to
Mazatlan as representative of the
state government of Sinaloa, and in
the same capacity continued to the
line city, which is his boyhood home.
Yesterday Mrs. A. D. Page return
ed from San Antonio, Texas, where
she has made her home the past
year.
Mr.. Louis Chernis, who was con-
nected several years with the Ell Paso
store of Mr.. Samuel Leeker, is Wis
iting Nogales, on business bent.
Yesterday THE OASIS was in
formed by railway official that the
projected time card for installation
of a daily passenger train between
Nogales and Guaymas, which was
sent to the City of Mexico for APP
proval by the Department of COM
munications, has not returned as yet,
and it will not be put into effect on
the first of March, as was antici-
pated. Very likely now it will 60
over to the first of April before be.
ing put into effect.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
NOMINATIONS BY
PRESIDENT WILSON.
Omitted Press Service. )

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Today
the President transmitted to the SEN
ate several important nominations,
as follows:
Former Congressman A. Mitchell
Palmer, who has been Alien Proper
ty Custodian, since war with Ger
many was declared, is nominated to
succeed Attorney General Gregory,
whose resignation was rendered
while the President was in France.
Norman Hapgood, former editor
of Golfers is nominated American
minister to Denmark.
Mrs. Annette Abbott Adams, to be
United States Attorney for the
Northern District of California.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
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= A BUFFER STATE
(Upited Press service)

& PARIS, Feb. 27.-The Peace <
y delegations are discussing a =
81 proposition for new buffer =
y state between France and Ger =
= many as a compromise of the =
y demand made by France that =
= the Rhine be made the boundary Z
y between the two nations; the !;
y proposed new state to have the =
= right of self determination as 4.
y soon as Germany shall have =
= completed payment of the repa- =
= ration for damages which may s.
y be assessed against her for the y
+ destruction she wrought during :.
Y the war. Whether the discus =
4 sion is academical, tentative, or =
= will be productive of results re- .;
y mains to be seen. =
e = = y y + x 4 y %* * 1* 4
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
bELATED ACCOUNT
OF SECOND DAY OF
n OGALES' TRADE
EXCURSION: WEST
COAST OF MEXICO.
GUAYMAs. FEB. 81. 1919


The account closed Wednesday
evening left open the arrival of the
party at Hermosillo, where the
Chamber of Commerce of that city
turned out in a body, meeting the
excursionists at the depot with a
fleet of automobiles and band of
music. Mr.. Daniel Benites, secreta-
ry of the Hermosillo Chamber Of
Commerce, had been with the party
all the way from Nogales, and had
prepared all to expect a cordial re-
ception; but the time given the Wis
itorss exceeded their warmest antici-
pations, even though they had been
raised with the hearty assurances of
Mr.. Benites.
The visitors were escorted to the
Hotel Arcadia, where speeches of
welcome We're made by the president
and secretary of the Hermosillo
Chamber of Commerce, and an elo-
quent response was made by Mr.
Ben Trasvina, in Spanish, for the
Chamber of Commerce of Nogales
Sonora, with another in English by
Counsellor Frank j. Barry of Noga-
| les, Arizona, in behalf of that Cham
Der.
At 10 o'clock the hosts and guests
repaired to the Palace of Govern
ment, where a grand -. =. -. -. -
RECEPTION AND BALL
Were given in honor of the auspi-
cious occasion, the great band of the
Fourth Regiment of Infantry, con-
sisting of 81 musicians, making the
music for the reception, and fine
orchestra furnishing the dance mu-
sic. In the Plaza Zaragosa, faced
by the Palace of Government, the
Cruz Galvez school band gave ar
open air concert, that was enjoyed BY
all, as also was the playing by the
same band in the patio of the Hotel
Arcadia, where the genial landlord
Mr.. F. x. Pellier, did the honors
gracefully.
The visitors were disappointed
very greatly in having to arrive a,
Hermosillo SO late as they dds
o'clock in the evening-for that ne
cessitated cutting out all the after
moons program, which had included
a trip over to Villa Seris, and othe]
points of interest in the vicinity, ant
they missed particularly the con
templated visit to the
CRUZ GALVEZ SCHOOL
Where under the beneficent auspi
ces of General Plutarco Elias Gales
constitutional governor of the state
of Sonora, there is growing a grea
educational institution for vocational
training of orphan children of sol
Continued on page ~
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
CONDENSED NEWS
CUT VERY SHORT.
Omitted Press Service.)

LONDON, Feb. 27.-In addressing
the Industrial Congress in session
here today, Premier Lloyd George
decared that he chopped that in e
, very few weeks preliminaries will be
signed, lifting the blockade against
Germany"
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The
House has accepted the conference
report upon the oil land leasing bill.
The Senate Finance Committee has
agreed to report favorably the Vic
tory Loan Bill as passed by the
House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The
Nine Hundred Million Dollar Naval
Appropriation Bill was favorably re-
ported in the Senate today. 1t had
lpassed the House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The
Transport Honolulu, due in New
York March 9Th, with the 37th Cas-
ualty Company, consisting of Cali
fornians, sailed from France today
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-It is
announced that President will go to
the Capitol Immediately following
the parade in his honor this after
noon, to attempt to break the egis-
lative jam prevailing.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
GERMAN ANARCHISTS IS. SPARTACANS
s. * * y * * * * * y - 1 y 4.
"WAR NEUROSIS"
Omitted Press Service)

X BERKLEY, CAL, Feb. 27.-'
= Professor Thornton Rollins, of
= the University of California,
4 whose peculiar case is attracting
y great attention, was suffering
y from "war neurOsis," according
y to Chief of Police Vellmen, of
y Berkeley, himself noted GRIM
y inologist, who declared that the
= lapse of the professor is a total
y moral breakdown caused by
= rigid military discipline, after
= an easy civilian life. Chief Veil
+ mer declares that it is similar
y to shell shock and he predicts
4 that many similar cases will !
+ come to light.
= = y y = ,a = y 4 s. X * y
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
QUARREL ABOUT A
.WHEELBARROW is
ENDED BY MURDER:
BOTH PROMINENT.
Omitted Press service)

MARYSVILLE, CAL, Feb. 81
Today R. E.. Brannan, a prominent
San Francisco mining promoter,
shot and killed B. L. Jones, follow
ing an argument over the ownership
of wheelbarrow.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28

Yesterday morning Mrs. Grover
MarstelIer gave birth to nine
pound boy, who will be on hand to
welcome home his father when that
gentleman returns home from
France.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28

Yesterday there arrived from Chi
cago Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kaer.
wer, who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
w. J. Neuman, who were school
mates of the visitors in Wisconsin.
Their newcomers have come to the
line city with the intention of To-
eating here.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-28
LIST OF PRIZES FOR
NOGALES, ARIZ.

1 $608.50 Ford Touring Car
$4,000 Talking Machine
/ $4,000 Mdse. Order.
l $4,000 Mdse. Order.
1 $25.OO. Mdse. Order.
Five Elegant Gold Watches.
2$%o Cash Commission.