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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
TO ASK SOLONS TO
AID TULSA POLICE
Mayor Wants tivic Rodlcs To Irp,
Passage ~ Adequate Police
Court Legislation

Mayor G. II Hubbard Yesterday
mad" q renuea upon W e. S',rcr
chairman of the allied civic commit.
tee, that the several organizations
represented by the committee. appeal
ln IN" Tulsa county representative
I'm the Watc legislature to pass a blll
now Spending before that body to
strengthen the authority ~ the Tulsa
police court rn that fines may hr I'm.
posed and collected against offend.
rrs ~ the law in this city
Mr. St"gor SAYS that the mayor
told HIM that the city N losing u
great deal OF revenue since the de
cislon of Judge owen owen ~ the
district court that persons convicted
In the local police court could not
he imprisoned for the non-pnymeul
- fines because tho police court had
no power TO grant n trial hy Jury,
which judy. owen ruled "a person
has u right to demand before hc is
Imprisoned
n bill has been prepared that will
remedy this defect Hud give Tul-n
an effective municipal court. Chair.
man Steger viii bring this matter to
the attention Of the allied civic com.
mittec.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
TRAFFIC WILL STOP
FOR VICTORY SHOW
Two S,rysas 20 Rc Closed for War
Exhibit Ia Ne Held In 1ulSa
Ncu Month.

Two blocks ~ streets will he
closed To- traffic during the war cs-
hihition To be conducted under tho
direction ~ the allied civic commit
toe early In March The entertain
mont viii bo held on tho vacan,
block at Third and Elgin streets and
Third street Nm he closed between
Elgln md Frankfort, and Elgin
street between Third and Fourth
streets Mayor Hubbard issued n
permit for the closing ~ the streets
yesterday nt tho request " w, G,
Stogor. chairman uf the allied civic
committee.
A grindstnnd viii he erected and
the exhibition grounds VIII he en-
closed with a canvas wall A bat
TALON 10 regular army troops and an
army band viii thkr part IN the an
tertaiument, which viii include n
sham battle from tho historic battle
front in France. There viii be an
exhibit ~ relics and trophies brought
back by the victorious American sol
dirrs
This fcntur" is furnished by the
government and viii precedc the
launching ~ the fifth Liberty loan
campaign IN April An admission
Zee viii be- charged and "a part Of IN"
proceeds will hc donated 10 the fund
FOR building a memorial 90 TulAt's
soldier dead
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
METH0DISTS GATHER
AT CENTENARY HERE
Pastors and Iaymrn from ~
Churches In Tulsa Distvi'V Con-
sid,r Missionary Tians.

Pastors from ~ churches In the
Tulsa district attended the Methods
missionary centenary mesting at tho
boston Avenue Methodist church
yeHterdly. In addition Ia many WON.
en- missionary workers and laymen.
bishop ". u. Mouson of Dallas, Tex.
Who VAS expected TO be present. was
unable 10 attend.
The first session was opened nt
: 20 y. m. wilh historical state.
urut 10y br . T.. Goddard Meth.
1diFt missions we're established n
1873 ana movement has been
started To- celebrate tho ons hun.
iiodth annlvorSary hy raising "A mis
= onRry FUND ~ t35.OOO.OO0 to hc
used during the next five years
The afternoon program included
IN address, Tho orient" hy tine
Itoy H + lllickhurn. another
Latin America by Mrs john
smiley. Africa" hy Miss Qanc'a
lluchn "rhc sunday school and
'ho CTntenary" by E A. Duffoli
The Dayiurn and the Centenary by
Judge Orlando swain. ''rho IaHtuf
ana the Centenary" by tn. Rev ] It
Abernathy Tho Women and the
Centenary hy Mrs y ! GuhHrt,
and The world Program and En-
listmenL" hy the REV T. ~. Ashton.
The nlght session. beginning a.
30 Was devoted to devotional eN
rrciSes. talk on "WOrld Recon.
1truct.un" by Doctor Goddard ana
an address by pr. Frank barrett ON
Making Democracy Safc for tho
World "
The centenary SESSIONS will close
~ noon saturday The second diN, I,
proceedings viii he opened ~ ga m
with exercises lrd by br " a. cook
Mrs y Frnshrtgcr win talk on
spiritual Resources the i;ev u.
II Ashton on Methods 30 Doctor
Goddard on Christian Stewardship
md Tithing" br Frank llar"tt ON
The Centenary Allotm.ntS and the
ilig Drive" Doctor Goddard VIII
conduct a round table and talk ON
The World Program
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
MAY NOT ACCEPT
EBERT DECLARES
coNrrvrfn IRON rAGr ONE

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE
party Following brief review of
nn infantry honor company. every
one scurh. the interior ~ the
theatcr which was brilliantly lighted
and transformed into n creiliahle
imitation Of "a Legislative hall
The women were tho distinct
curiosity Of tho afternoon ana the
only mirthful event AT the opening
~ the session was hcitancy fol-
lowed hy shrill excited YES" ~
ncuuiesrence ms the first woman \
name wis called Tho second woman
an the list had not eSpe,,'-h IN hear
her name and showed evident emo
tlon ~ u was nlmos, shouted out.
TIS'kicd Nv independents.
Herr Ebert resolved only brief
ovlalon on his entry He found him
self ~ heckloi hy' independent 30
cnlists tina, he was forced In The
middle ~ hts necch 20 turn upon
them with the declaration that their
disorder show cd how little evil timea
had taught them lie spoke loudly,
slowly ana distinctly his vnice carry
ing ~ the remoiest part ~ the
theatrr with It's pcrfcct acoustic
propertics
The chancellor's voice shook with
emotion A he touched upon points
he deemed essential then hoomed
high above the disgodani shouts of
tho independents when they tried 20
interrupt and droNn him cut lie
aroused approval when he began by
declaring
I'VE have done forever with
prIngsa ght mobiles by tina prace Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
GOVERNMENT HOLDING UP
the MILK SURVEY HERE

Tulsas milk survey proposed by
the allied civic committee M n means
OF locating ana correcting the trouble
with the city's supply ~ milk II
being held up until dairy expert
can he sent here by the T. \ depart.
inent Of agriculture at Washington
Tho matter was first taken up by
the committee early last fan
Chairman W &. Rteser said Fti-
day that the allied civic committee
had been no busy with other mat.
trrs that very little progress had
been made iu the investigation ~ tho
milk situation Az soon ~ assist.
ance could he obtained from the
government the matter viii he
pushed he said n ~ the plan to
have this expert visit the dairies that,
supply T1hn with milk ana make q
report 10 the committee recommend
ing the manner In which improve
ments may he made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
CALL ISSUED FOR SOLDIERS
COUNCIL IN PHOENIX, ARlZ.

PHOENIX. Aria. Feb IA call
was isrusd here hate today FOR the
organization of soldiers. sailors
ana workctT council" The hand
lillS dis,rlhutci In tho city calling
n mas meeting sunday afternoon
for the organization OF tho councii,
bore tho signatures or "fho"nis
Trtdcs Counril' ana Phoenix liutid-
Ing Trades council" which bodies.
the bills said, had endorsed the
movement.
owing to curtsllment ~ mining
ana other Industry says The bills.
"uu~fupluymrut tn the state is rapid
IS increasing iriurncd soldiers and
railurs are M our midst without
he provided for"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
THREE COUNTIES GO
OVER IN CAMPAIGN
Armenian and Arsyrin Rciief Fund
Gets Good siart In State ~
Counties Working.

Three more counties went over the
top In the Armenian-Sy syrian ralieI
FUND campaign Friday, II was report.
cd by Perry ", Pierce, state dirrc.
tor The Oklahoma counties that
have raised their quotas now are
Caddo, Cleveland, uraer and Love
Tho First Methodist church of Man.
gum, Okla, raised an amount equal
to the total asked from Greer county
Fourteen counties are putting on
drives this week. Forty counties
including Tulsa, will conduct drives
the week beginning February ~.
The drive In Oklahoma city will he
started on February ~ and continue
until March ., Paul Fesicr OF okla
homa city. has been made county
chairman.
MuskoEee will conduct its drive
next week with E 4 Monroe a.
county chairman. and n e. Mallory
a. campaign manager
State Director Fierce announced a
Friday that 4, y Russell ~ Okla.
homa city. had been appointed state
director ~ publicity and speakers
Mr.. RuAsll is q news spHper man and
had charge ~ Governor Ferguson .
recent campaign.
oklahoma has hccn asked 10 raise
Tor the relief of the sufferers In Al.
menia the ru mof $4,000. The
quotas for each county have been
figured on the hnsis ~ population.
The national drive IN Tor $50. .OOO. .00O
Congress has appropriated 800 %
GOO 900 for the rclicf ~ the famine
sufferers IN the far .ust hut A..
monla ana syria Will receive only
~ 600 900 from this source RE
purts from American cunsuls nnd
missionaries, Mr. Pierce saws. indi-
cate that more than ttoo OOn nOO VIII
hc scrdcd tO restore llNiuF conditions
In Armenia and syria alone ard that
not lees than tad 500 00O IN needed
within the next six months tn Keen
the people from actual starvation n
tho reltct fund II rnlsrh this. with
the donation from tho government.
viii hmaunt 60 only $4,000 600 Tho
histresped countries cannot borrow
money on national credit because
they have no organized governments
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Police Are Trying To
Figure This An Ont

At The outbreak Of tho a.,
when the Germans used pi,tDl. ~
effectively, the number OF rsI,l,
or ammunition allotted to ,lth
soldnt was - ana reports si.w
that the entire allotted number
was seldom used during one a.,.
fighting knowing this situation
the police are trying to solve pa,
following problem. by cil,u. ,r
any other means available i,
one German did not use ~ ROUND,
OF ammunition ana were off,.t...'
how effective would an Indian
who has ~ rounds ~ nmmuA.,. lam
for one night such was thr ..p'
dltion OF T.. H. Bird OF the o.,s.
region who was arrested last u..I.I
for speeding.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
CHRISTIAN ENDEAv0R TO
OUTLINE WORK FOR YEAR

The Christian Endeavor week end
cd Friday night with line marty
All the delegates met st the Y NJ e.
A AT 7 o'clock and wen, from there
IN n body o. the Empress theuter
whore they had several rows OF seats
engaged for the first show
Saturday niG' will he devoted Ia
study ny all members OF the endeay
or and on sunday there will be- u
meeting OF the Christian Endeavor
An alumnus Will preside at sncb
meeting and 60 over the work durinr
the past year ana outline tho VOL
that IL TO be done during the com.
ing sndsAvor year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Says There Are 2,OOO
JObiess Men in Tulsa

There are fu'y e0On idlo men
tn Tulsa, according to Mont row
ell special representative Of the
state labor hurenu The prnpor-
ton throughout the state In slight.
~ less than IN Tulsa, he said he
cause TiilHan- Who were ~ the
HrrNice 80 sucvessfully described
tho opportunities ~ the mngtr
city mat the nrmistice with dis
charge " thousands ~ soldiers
brought a surplus of men here
look, mr. fur work
Many mems thought that an
they needed IN Tulsa was acoup
shovel lo gather in the sold. de-
ClAred Mr.. Powell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

The police are SIN searching foi
grocery store az boulder nnd Archer
streets early Friday morning and
stole enough staples for n feast Re
mains Of tho spread were found l.,
the police when they started lnNes
tigating the case u Is thought tbs
theft was the work ~ boys
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Italy Supports Ainnd Islands.

rAltlS. Thursday. Feb q A dele.
galIon from tho NlRnd islands today
conferred with premier Orlando oi
Italy concerning their cbin for an.
noNatlon ta sweden Tho prcmief
assured them ~ lialys support. 4
PARTS dispatch %. Thursday. nlcd hc
tpre the foregoing Incorrectly 10.
ported that the delegation claimed
annexation to Finland
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

RIO IANElRo, feh Changes
In the nriEilian diplomatic service
are announced by nomicio da CANA.
the foreign minister. The present
minister 10 Austria-Ilungnry has
hrcn ordered to Franc" and tho min
istrr 10 belgium has been dcsignat-
ed for the diplomatic post az Vienna
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

WASllINGTuN. rru Sailing
OF i've transports from France with
about goo officers ana B. 300 mon
consisting mainly VI forWoT national
guard units, was announced to-day hy
the war department NuV ~ tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

prugslrN REFUND money n PAZO
OINTMENT tailr To cure Itching
i,llnd, ill"eding or l'rottudlng rilrs.
stnps irritation; Soothes and Heals
You can ne, resful sleep after the
first bplicat!on Price soc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Pa, Your Water mn.

Your water hin II now due. md
must he paid on or before the 10Th
or service will be discontinued or
penalty added This In your last
notice
cry WATER DEPARTMENT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Co,,. C,u.c uc,d,c,vn. ami p,,,.

Colds Cause Ucadaciss and Paths
Fcvcrish Headaches and Nody Pains
caused from a cold are soon relieved
NiNE Tablets There's only one
"nromo Quinine" ~ w GROVE \
signature ON the box soc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

PItELlMINAHY COMPLAINT waa
lll"d befpr" Justice n J. GRAY Fri.
lay chntriuE J u Gates with burg
lhty ll' was arrested hy the ponca
lhurrdhy night after be- H. alleged
lp haN" effected mn rntfdusc into tha
lllll Lunch stand al ~ West SECOND
erect lin will ho nrialgucI before
Justice Gay today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

'hlird Plates marshal In Tulsa
HEOINS1NB hENT week tho
uisht school viii hold ltH sessions on
Monday, Tuesday ana Thursday
niKhtH. Spmn students must work on
saturday nights Tits ana other
oausss cot down the attendance. 50
u hS been thought boHt 10 make q
change from Saturday night to Mon
day night. beginning February 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

TllE REV ALRENT MASSEY ~
~" llrst Lutheran church ir leaving
SUNDAY on trip 20 Han Antonio.
New Orleans and birmingham.
wh"r" lie Euss 10 speak at several
u""uuRs in tho int, rest - the ut.
l,"uhl luthrtan construction cam.
rhign II" viii return for services
th" follow iug sunday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

marshal Was ~ the ,ty last night
Nhiln h't" h. WdH ~ conference
Win j j Nluian, chief drpuU
United Fintrs marshal IN Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

FOrR MAUUlAGr licenses were
Issued ,c,'c'da, D., the drput, In thc
court clerks ofN., lu charge NJ the
marriage llg,us, record Tho pros
prc'iyc rruum In ONE instance ulh
'ha' Me- was from London. England
ana his Nnurr gave her address NJ
Long teach. California.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

A SALE or homr.cooked goodies
VII he held by members " the
lNthian Sisters NJ unrdner's drug
store saturday All manner nf pies
cookies, candies and other good
things "a eat VIII he offered pro.
,crds viii he used to pny current OK.
p,llscH " the organization.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

JOHN MpNTGOMERY. dcpun
shrrf ~ kusn. ukmulgee county
and formerly deputy United States
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

COUNTY NSSl'SSuU VS. IIookcr
returned tom oklahoma city Yes.
''tinN. u is tumof"d around mo
count house that Whilc there hr wpn
lSurrcs~tul ir luhh,inE n hlll through
/ we legislature providing that au
I rounilcs ~ more than ~ 600 popu
| latlun the county assessor may EN-.
plny twu private secretaries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

AMONG OTiirlt matters brought
To the attention of the city officials
Friday were numerous petitions fut
paving nnd other improvements on
public property These matters we're
referred ,u the respective depart
ments with which they have 10 deal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

NlTu TNtMEk NT1ON comriei.
ed In 10 dHtricts NJ the city trd nine
SCHOOLS 90 hr hoard from the s.hnpi
census uf 1ul~nus under ol wears of
age is well toward completion The
result shows nearly no0 Registered
ana u ~ expected ihtf 'hs uuuher
" % h" doubled %, complete RETURNS
from an 1I.ttI,t,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

CATHOLICS of Tulsa Yesterday
observed u day ot prayer to solicit
bNlur .ud tor guidance of the peace
do,'y tlcS at Versailles. The blessed
.d'ttwrnt was exposed in the iiol,
FAMILY church Ihtouehnut the dnN
hud ~ $50 IN tNo evening the dlN y
services we're concluded N.th ben
rdlcliun
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

NI'IT WNS IIIEO IN The dlstTIUt
court Friday by stephen H. and R,hn
+ Nelson against Arthur Antle and
Charles Page for t2h5, the balance
luc the nelson's ON a contract thcS
had with the defendants to pnstuts
their cattle for ti1?b. according tu
The petition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05

G. O. Hart. dealer in malt syrups
and hops. formerly of 1fo4 First
ave- has moved his store to 100 Uni.
yersity st--(Adv)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
UNIVERSITY MAN
WINS WAR CROSS

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e~now. EeTEarxTzy - - Asls4kgzsr
az&A fr4fSr@@fy r1~xEe~r snf nrsaz.
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111r. k.1s h~~n ord ass~-z- tan>~
tsr ~ztxz-s-s--szrv arx@sr7 &A-e n~rs-
sszz-
AfE<r ~e=z21x o. tory s1<ksx:
s~vlas exz<x. 80 s-ss1 - rz4 Soc,
9~a1rsf ~ Ca F~raezax osz1ne<r ,.
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sengr.d so--z-4tsor. - ~5st an 90
server - - r-,zrnss CT q ccr.r-ya.
sr.r&n.1 &xag<h~r escla4ss-. aed 1r.sv@
As2y 1s@ r~rz-.4z4-<v u tse forzz4
-sg&.
Flw lbs tsz<1 - rvr4fysd siI@tssr
49, La k.srs q t-sx % - ~srz
9ftA tss e1st&sEza.k-se srVscs err~a.
Lss<st Ar ssE s< 49,. A<d krs-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
Easy Way to Remove
Freckles and Eruptions

Some women have skin OF such
texture they occasionally are an
noyed by the sudden appearance Of
freekleE, slight eruptiOns or fine
lines March winds usually play
havoc with skins Of that kind. In
such cases. VI one will procure an
ounce Of common mercollzed wax at
any drug store, apply little OF Il
before retiring. like cold cream, she
can eaaily overcome the trouble
When the wax " washed or the
next morning. flaky skin PARTICLES
come with ". The entire outer
cuticle In removed IN this way In n
week or 10, with all ita defects No
bleach could 30 effectualIy remove
freck les or blemisbes. This new sur.
face ~ smooth. clear. fresh looking
No harm or Inconvenience accom-
Dhhles this simple treatment
For deep wrinkles or crowa-feet, n
solution OF powdered aaxolite. one
ounce dissolved In hslf pint OF
witch hazel. makes face bath
which ia wonderfully offective.--Ad-
yertisemenL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05

"a a .rfswrs 81 re zErd e ~ ~
sesar sat 10 as1f~vsd FsA5~~ss- -su-
aAls.s@--- hagsr 8lsnanu aas ssse4sss -
fsasssssa er1-i.kGssfaar. ~ saesefsat,
tar - ~ Faaz2ax - - %fssgs.s 10
ptsal suslaa,T ~ xrsszs - sslzz<s ~
slsfa.ssss f-~rlG.srf ssara na.s ss1xaes,~sss
- Fras~s ~hs ssA &ng~4F IN es1,
rswr Ners Fvs1aYg
Ia r-cnwna Lee - rs@ visf - ~.
FFsnsa trrsy alssd ss6.sr - ssasssr-
ssl1 - Ca5s Fsg.slr.fs9 Fses1sa.1. !
A~reav sra~sa4ss Er,@ag Mkxrh ?
1914 A. TrssnAsr Sag asst saxw~stig
eoraxseSf tA.t sBasndsi2 ~ xas..-z4s-ssrs
- tt~ ssscitESzY - ssaezl~ To-
yyrae4 fr-sg s4sss - ses~n<szw ssvr
ssf..sw - kassssss - ~ k~usf.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05

TIA kaxxsxf grys@xzxs22 yo3n.
pwrkzaAty Ia Germany 10 TIE aBests1sz
- wtD - r@Np<rax.kAs fer Ia s1s.
Every German foods he ERNST tAfk
- keep p~orle frnrn t-sEsTtng 1zk1
Germany al START IL .sr. n =
gTa9 x oa~ krEara<Fsta rszxa 10 e1s614.
Z ysg egnyssns with = O~rxEa~s.
ksE&
IT, peop5s Ia Cerrr@Ey M. -.
asvs raAf fserrrss4xz- AEs1 especially
tiae rslaizry e14sx. s.k5h~ratsiy irszsS
gated Tn s2r "a coHstzxnfiy gsvs-
TAG CsTrrs@Fsx Ia EsEsra1 h@s4@vs
tAs1 " 1zae - AlzSs6 propaganda.
~h4eh tney k,Azxzs@ for osh~v n~~
vsess olsf gaia xrozsaA Tb~z Axs
zszaz>-s Al tAs 1tresxtA q Tia So
safle-s pyDtiaF xr<.A-
One thlnw TIE Germans nsT@r W.T.
reuA1i1n b that tho truth h Ess tzz<ss
feAssr@ - Allied t~vpasrsn1a. AMI =
IL psineapai szszrre o< strsnwrh TIE
rwy~rs1 vM@ 'yss - German yrvpa-
gsFs4aA, x~rssx@l3y Ep~a<fnG-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
Yanks in Russia
Print Newspaper

1ssssc4A4 % Tls@ HtzF u y r A.
AFtcFfASgEL.. NAgrh s---Arnsr.
scan soldiers ia northern Russia are
Kept informed On cgrrs1t events by
a raper of their o~r. the Ars~rfoan
Bentins3- !, ~ = four pazs sb~~t ard
ths TED crssa rrTw 10 u THAI !; In
printed regularly. Payers are sent
~ rlssiGs % outlying pozss
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Poultry Demonstration
Opens at Manor Farm

The annual Nix weeks course Of
poultry culture opened at Aldcrwood
Manor demonstration farm wcdnes.
day. The object Of this course is TO
teach owners OF small ranches and
farms how to make money out Of
poultry missing.
II. -. Reed. poultry expert and su-
periniendent OF Alderwood manor
demonstrauon farm Is In charge.
Chicken raising is covered thoroly
from the proper care OF the brooder
house thru 20 tho care OF laying and
breeding Of stock.
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TOO MANY PLANES

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LONDON, March g. How To
house the fighting planes that are
being returned from France is "A
problem that is bothering the mill.
tary authorities. Many of the older
types viii be strapped or sold for
commercial purposes. but many 9th.
ers win be kept by the army and be
always TT for emergency use.