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Phoenix tribune., 1919-12-06
Senator Would Place
Blacks on German
Colonies in Africa
(By Associated Negro Press

Wy AooNSi"IOQ ANS6AO Ooo'J
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. g.
Voluntary emigration of the Negroes
of this country to the former Ger
man colonies in Africa, where they
would have a greater opportunity
than in this country, but would still
remain under the American flag,
is believed by Senator Joseph l.
France of Maryland to be not only a
Phoenix tribune., 1919-12-06

Song, America Audience
Scripture Reading Rev Maier Jones
Solo...........----.....----.. Miss Maud Gentry
Short Talks of Thanksgiving.
....................... by Mrs. Keble
Misses Lille Crow and
Leona Jackson
Talk on Missions
..........Led by Mrs. Laura attain
Song, Blessed Be the Ties That
Bind
Closing Remarks Pastor
Thanksgiving Offering.
Mrs. E. A. Westbrooks, president;
Miss Florence Smith, secretary.
past was served by Mrs. Harvey Nc
past was served by Mrs. arvey Nc
Daniel at her home. Covers were
laid for the following: Mrs. Abbie
Peak, Mrs. Seaward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdaniel and Rev. Major Jones and
mother A fve-course dinner, consist
ing of all the delicacies of the season.
was served and greatly enjoyed by
all present.
The people of Arkadelphia are in
deed glad to have the Tribune in
their midst. All who read it are en-
thusiastic in their praise and ycarn
for it. We are not irving to make the
Tribune a big paper, for it is that
now. What we want to make it is a
BIGGER paper. 1t is the spokesman
for the entire Southwest. Why not
let it speak for you? Any one wish
ing to subscribe for the Tribune is
requested to see Rev. Major Jones,
Box S41, Arkadelphia, Ark. The price
is $3.50 year. Subscribe now:
Miss Maud Gentry left Friday even
ing for Antoine to visit her parents.
Miss Gentry is a teacher in the A..
B. A. college. She will return Sun
day evening.
Miss Keble is spending a few days
IN Hot Springs.
Miss Christina Griggs was a visitor
in the city on Thanksgiving day. She
returned Monday to her home in Del
ark. where she is employed as teach
er in the public school. She is an
alumnus of the A. B. A. college of
this city.
Arkadelphia boasts one of the most
prominent physicians of the. race in
the state. He is our own DR.. J. E.
Sway and eniovs the largest practice
of any physician in this city, white
or colored
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Additional Society

with Mra Chambers brother. julius
Camftrdon. who II there for the ben
err q his health.
Mnx Montoya Of San Antonio was
In town "Wednesday.
Eddie Marcus va returned TO III
Fnso.
Mr.. James p. Chase Is c~onvaiesc-
ing from her recent nlness
Lee baldwin was IN albuquerque
Monday.
Mrs.. >. W. Medley spent wednes-
Mr.. and Mrs. Exter were here
Tuesday en- route 10 their home IN
Kelly from a motor Trip 10 Alba
orcrque.
John Greenwuid, ST., VIII return
this week from q trip TO different
points IN the east while away. he
attended the state encampmcnt os
the national q. A. r. At Columbus,
Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. 4. X. minski ana
Mrs. blanche Read will entertain
sunday evening with n 2 O'Clock dip
mr. IN homo. of the members OF me
school Of Mines faculty and their
virer. The anair has been beauti-
fuzzy PINNED and viii be a most 10
lightfui occasion.
NJ. j. Eaton. James A. Smiley ana
w. ID. Newcomb attended the conWH-
ton OF tho Grand Lodge Of tho
knights Of Pythias held in Magdalena
this week.
Ar. and Mrs. Holm o. Bursum
gave a delightful bridge dinner
Thursday evening. A delicious renu.
faulfiess In every detail. was served
10 the following guests: DR.. and Mira
Charles q. Duncan, Mrs Ruby Grir-
nth, Miss Freda Ayers. Or. kerchawI
Nfait Fowler, Connie Hiiton, Miss
Claire Bursum, Mr.. and Mrs. Bursum.
Miss Freda Ayers Of indianapolis
was the Suest OF Mrs. Bursum for
several days this week.
George II. johnson was a business
visitor in Maedaiena Thursday.
Mrs. george Ellsworth has return
ed 10 her home In Captain after a
yirit with Mrs. +. X Hilton.
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ttt to1,rs" ~ Hmf'osft"
tn'oo " t'o,y't etN'n9, l+l'nF hun-
~ pr aHs. Plus I'VE meal
z
tn'' nttr" o' Nrf"en' ue'
.-- ~. .r ~ -e. ~
$500 ~ y Ns.fN y g
~ ~ rt''''" On
- 49, 49,.
f.SaI 4nnn,4nnli< a. ne.,her.
~ VI nI..,I ~ otlo{,et ,
a. : sn4a IL ~ - Is lhr Italinu
CHAMBER ~ n.nDtin. .ranted shc
~.cmrn nf IlsIl ~ rIeht - vote. rho
nciIsn ons int.n rousnmhet an.
,..4 4f.ttn fAf rIo<6en Az AFFECTED.
pro4a.nf wilson hts nominated
Mis- rIor.noa IA Wess az pnehle a.
t...l.nr az nnhl|r moncsa IN fhat clfe.
me pnrmeae wnsnnn ~ Inaia are
n. onlt oamen on Asia who have
t.&a4a.l ana snnkrot nSer fNeit as.
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GLAD TO TESTIFY
ssys Wssoga Lady, "As To What
csFdsi Hes Gone Far Me, Sc
A. To Help 0thsra"

watoga, W. va--Mn. s. W. Oladwen.
of this Town, says; when shout IS years
Of arr, ! suffered greatly -. Sometimes
~auld 90 q month o. two. and ! had
terrible headache. backache. and bearing
daNn pains. and would Just dag and
hfd no appetite. Thsn =. Il would last
-. two seeks, and was 70 weakening.
and my heath was awfui.
Ny mother bought me a bottle ol
caTdul. aad ! begin 70 Improve after
taking The first bottle, 50 kept Il up til
took lhfse ...i gained. and was well
sai strong, and ! owe Il all 10 cardui.
am married now and have 3 children
-. Have never had 10 have a doctor iof
lemaie iroubls, and Just resort 10 cafdul
III need q tonic. am glad 10 testify 10
whzi Il has doae iar me. 20 - 10 helr
others"
n you are nervous o. veal, have head
aches. ~backaches, o. any Of the oihta
fIImenls " common 10 women, why moi
give cafdui . liai7 Recommended b.
macy physicians. In use oves " years.
Begin taxing cardul today. II MAJ
- ~ ssry useieins you need.
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a. m. Topics Jesus Our savior and
kinT.' Only one week to Rally day.
70 nfre 20 Nc Or hand.
n a. M, breaking OF bread In re-
membrancc of tho lord. Acts 2es7.
.. m. preaching Of the Goepei by
Carl Armerdlns. Subjects "a Preach
er on the STRIKE being the FIRST N
maligned hook OF Jonah. You have
heard the inndcfs side Of his story.
Come and hear Gods aide. Al wei
come.
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Broadway Christian
Church

Tac Oh Tch that Makes You Fcci
nj Home.
Aifrcsi q. Kuhn. Minister.
Avoid lonesomeness this Sunday.
90 30 church and Sunday school.
You did IL nack homo. why rot
here7
-FOUR BTG SERVICES
e:fS \. M.-Hibic school. ClasscS
for all aEcS.
li.uo A. M--MOfuing worrl1ip afnI
communion service.
900 y. M.-Noung peoples
Ice.
500 T.. M.-I'upuiar service Of
music and M
You cannot help liz.
ting this service.
SERMONS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUT
Ettn.ng-"f- Church Mcmbcr4hlp
Worth Anything -Ads.
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ss'en on tho subject. ''seYen ws on
napilam." The ordinance OF baptism
win he administered afat.se concIu-
sion Of the evening hour of worship.
Special musical features: The
choir viii sing an cnmpaigh sonr.
Millions for the Mister" also t;is,
anthem, The Earth and Its Full
"tiand In Hand"
Visitors will And . cordial weleom,
ri The Homelike Church"
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Elijah INDUCED in three capital "rs'
here.
ranmnn had the diseases-prlds
and leprosy. The first needed curing
~ much as the second.
Ahah a hia preachers and proph-
els No man " so corrupt, but he
viii ilnd some n who breaches 70
How much ala he leave?" said a
man when the death Of a wealthy
friend was mentioned. Tie left II
all
when Roinnd nm was asked what
would become OF HE heather, he sail
that u ne dld not meet some OF them
~ heaven. he would see the reason
II expect to pass through his world
but nee. II. therefore. there he any
kindness I can show, any good ] can
do. any help ! can give. let me 40 ~
nov; let me not defer Il or neglect II,
for j viii not pass this way again"
When 81 Cuthbert was %overtaKcn
in . .orrpble storm. his companions
said 90 him, The sea is before US
and the path behind Us is blocked
with snow. what shah we do" He
replied. Thank God the way TO
heaven N not ohstructcd.''
Better say, 'srhis one thing I do"
than to say, These atty things ! daD-
De In.
jeremiah was the only man In the
nihlo who w.ts told not 10 marry.
God sends none empty away, but
those who are full NJ themselves.
Heavens choir came dogn to sing
whens Heavens King came down TO
saw
said Socrates: "what evil have I
done that this bad man oommends
.'
II was a good thing Jesus called
lazarus by name, otherwise every
dead man IN the grave yard would
have come forth.
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CORNER broadway and Lead Avc.)
Thomas " Harvey. pastor. resi-
dcnce. 1870 East Gold avenue. phone.
ise5 n. AZ.
Annual Promotion day In tho bible
school az gsf5 a. m. The church will
observe state Mission day. At the
morning hour Of Worship. at II
o'clock, the pastor will sneak on the
theme, ''rhe cd Church In the New
Age" AZ the evening service al :
o'clock. a blackboard sermon VIII be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Sept. IL Arriving
here late yesterday aboard the steam
ship Maurrtarla 10 assume his new
post az British ambassador TO the
United States. Niscount Edward GREY.
wearing black glasses. depiorcd his
poor eyesirht which compelled him to
life and which. he said, would make
his mission IN his country -comparu-
lively short
The neW ambassador asserted thar
he had come 10 put forward any new
proposals for treaties and alliances.
but that his object ln accepting the
post was 10 promote The existing good
VIII between American and British
peoples a. far aa he had the strength
or The opportunity.
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~ THE REV. CuARIEs sTFfzLE,

Writer ON ltctiNtous Ioptt4.
Dwight J.. Moody was famous lnl
his use n the English Biale hut hl'
use Of u was 20 thoroughly warm
hearted aad human that he made a
strong appeal. The copy which ne
used In preaching was crowded with
notes-paragraphs, quotations, Illus.
Here arc some striking things taken
from Moody's Hihlc;
This book will keep you from sln
or sin VIII Keep you from thia book
Cain drought Il wasn't hts duty "a
ne hls h~nfNaru taanar nv he I'D
not consider Il against his duty 10 bs
his brotkcrs murderer.
Esau Nspt because he had iosi tho
blessing not because he had sold his
hirthriEht Men mourn for the evil
sin brings. not for the sin which
Besier limp to heaven thar leap 20
hell.
When God Joined himself 10 Moses
rod. u worked wonders.
Moses wisi not that tho skin nf
his lace shone.' Sturgeon said Of 4
certain man that he always thought
he was slnlcss until tho nan said 50
himself
II Is said nifty times OF Moses tha,
he did as the Lord commanded him.
saul took DAVID 10 his homo, but
Jonathan took him 10 his heart.
The world will sooner make an OK
cuse for It's own enormitics than Tor
your inhrmities.
Cato said he would rather have
men ask why he had no monument.
than why he had one
Many IAN mourn over n body rom
which the soul has departed, when
they do not mourn over a soul whom
God has deserted:
Il have been vefy Jealous FOR the
Lord Of hosts-i. even only nm left
II a. m. Preaching by the pastor.
Subject: ''Christian JOY"
\ p. m. Preaching by the pastor.
Subieci. rs Christ Something or
Everything to IsF'
6:45 D.. m. The Epworth League al
Iiarwood Girls school.
Wednesday s p. m. Prayer meet
ing.
W.. y. Church tBarcias Road.
II a. m. sunday school. Super
intendent Mr.. M. H. Baca.
ii.f5 p. m. Preaching by Rev. J.
@. Sanchez.
Everybody welcome.
i~nRnamnei Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Corner Gold Ave. ana Arno ST.
Carl Schmid, pastor; resldUncf, 200
South Arno street; phone sOf1.
sunday school. 10 a.. M.
Services, ~ q. M. Subject % SIR
Won; THE Right Preparation for
Death.
Quarterly meetnr Of the voting
members of the congregation, 2.30
y. M.
Tho ladies' Ala meets Thursdny az
tcrnoon az the home of Mrs. Vim.
Hauser, 210 South Broadway.
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N0fsh Fourth Street t.osnel Hall.
G300 North Fourth ST.
Sunday school and Bible class, 9:fb
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l. Lee Gaines, pastor.
sunday school 1900 a. m.
Preaching n; a. m. and 5; "a. m.
services will be held At as south
Edith.
We extend TO an n cordial invita-
ton TO worship with US.
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Sc Paula Engiish Luthonn Church.
tDorner Silver and SIXTH
Arthur n. knudaon, pastor.
$3.50 A. m. sunday school. We well
come you. A. w. Kraemer, superin-
tendent.
n a. m. morning worship. Tho
Lords supper will be administered.
preceded by a brief communion med
itniion by tho pastor on 'Tho Lords
Table The choir will sing. How
Firm a foundation" CKelth-HineD
.. m. Christian Endeavor meet
ing. Topic, The Christian Athlete "
Leader. Clarence Johnson.
p. M, evening worship. Miss
Florence NJ. Welty OF Guntur. India.
Will bring the message. She has been
IN foreign mission service for many
years u Is now home on %furlourn.
Anthem by the choir ooh, BE joy
fui Ia the Lord" (Wilson)
Monday. 1890 p. IA. Meeting Of the
cAurch Council.
Tuesday, 1870 p. M. Christian En-.
deavor social at tho Slmouson home.
SOS west Lead avenue.
Ihursdny, 2 y. M. The Ladies' Ala
Society meets In the church parlors.
Ccntsi Avstntc. McthHIisl Church.
tcnrncr Central avenpe and Arno si1
A, J.. Bowman, pastor, H. r. Spruce
80 ~ "NN|" ~ ~ EANNMNM HINnNNNa
$3.50 "a. mi. sunday school Rally Day
for the school. let every one DO in their
place ana on time, that we may make
the most OF the day.
Morning worship II a. m. Sunday
school address by tho pastor.
Junior League 3 .. M. let all the
children be present.
Evening service In charge OF sem
Tor League, a very Interesting uro-
gram has been arranged. you viii en-
JOY a. Remember that d tHorVice
begins az Z p. m.
A cordial welcome h extended 10
ilrf1 Methodist EpissTaI Church.
ttprncr Lead ayeuue and aou.S Third
strect.1
Charles Oscar Hcckman. pastor,
Miss Edith Gorby, d-euconraH.
sunday hoo gtt5 e.. ~. ID. A. po~-
tcrheld, superintendent.
Preaching hy the pastor az liza. M.
and ; y. M. Morning theme" God
Revealed as "a Father and as n Judge
Evening mhiect Thou Shall Not ne
Found Out
Erworth League Z D.. m.
special musical numbers under the
direction Of Mrs. Ralph smith.
Anthem, Praise the Name Of God
tMiluonD
selection, Ladies' double qunrtette.
Evening anthem, "Snvior Breathe
an Evening blessing" (Nevin).
Duet. The Lord II Ny Shepard. %
fSmnrt.1
strangers viii receive a cordial well
come.
NJ. II. Church fSpauialij.
(Old Town; w. Central n OPP
poHite Court House,.
n. Ogilvio. pastor.
10 n. m. Sundry school. Super
intendent Miss Ammo May Osmond.
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EFnII11II1IF I~0n000III7l IHUTIIlI
Houaliiy muH az a. m.
rhildron'a mass AT $50.
High mas and sermon az 10 n. m.
Evening service az 1880.
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British and Foreign Bible society
IN london prints the Bible In 81
languages, Last year II sent out s.,
79G. 600 Bibles.
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WV . tAAnNNA" .
Corner sth. and sllver.)
Hugh A. Cooper and Charles u.
Mexican. pastors.
9.f5 a.. M. Sunday school, r. y.
ChriHfy. superintendent.
II a.. M. Morning worship.
Address by DR.. Overstrcct OF Dali
las. Texas.
organ prelude Prayer ana cradci
Song. tWoodman.1
Onertory solo. 20 Divine Redeem
err" tGounod) Aiss Grace Stortz.
y. m. Christian Endeavor. Special
music service and address by Or. Oy-
erstrect.
Violin solo. Dorothy Cameron.
Niycd Quartette. Misses Wolking,
Barton. Mcssrs. Kanndy. Barton.
Vocal solo, Grace Stortz.
Piano solo, Mrs Paw.
Vocal solo. Mr.. kanady.
Male Quartette. Messrs. Calkins,
nArton. Kanady. FRw.
y. m. evenInE worship.
Organ prelude Allegro" Okraeger)
Oneriory "Lenio" tKraegor.)
Anthem "JubIiate Dec" tCorbin.)
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AL Norris. r. a. Tailey and ]. W.
Pine elders.
The Church u Christ meets eacn
Lords day IN south basement oom Of
public library.
song service from 10 10 1880 a. m.
Bible study from 1870 20 1i:-0
Communion from 1850 to ~.
Prayer meeting every Frlday e
ing beginning at sac O'Clock.
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iirs. Mcthodlst Episcopal Church.
'turncr Lead ayeuue and aou.S Thlr.
street,


N. n. Church fSpauiahj.
(Old Town: w. Central q Op-
poHite Court House,.
n. Ogilvlo, pastor.
10 a. m. Sundry school. Super
%intendent Miss Ammo May Osmond.
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VI. y. Church Barclas Road.
II a. m. Sunday school. Super
intendent Mr.. M. b. Baca.
il.f5 p. m. Preaching by Rev. J.
q. Sanchez.
Everybody welcome,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-01-06
DEMOCRATS EULOG|ZE
MEMORY Of THE DEAD

Senator Lodge, regarded as the
former presidents closest friend in
the senate, in voice choking with
emotion. said He was a great
patriot great American, and a
great man He devoted his life to
his country; he tried always to serve
it"
Vice,President Marshall named the
following committee to attend the
funeral; Senators Lodge, Martin Of
Virginia, Wadsworth, Calder, John
son of California, Knox, Kellogg,
Poindexter, Curtis. Harding, Sauls-
bury, Chamberlain Underwood, Reed
and simmons
Tributes were paid by acting Dem
ocratic Leader Rainey in presenting
the adjournment resolution in the
house; also by Representative Hicks
of the first New York congressional
district where Roosevelt lived.
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Was Best Type
100 Per Cent American

Theodore Roosevelt was born in
New York October 7. 1858. He was
educated privately and at Harvard
from which he graduated in 1880
Then for a year he travelled in Eu-
rope and in 1881 published his first
book The Naval War of 1872"
which was characterized as all his
subsequent works by creditable re
search, general accuracy and vigor
Gus statement He came into politics
as a champion of civil service prin.
ciples. In the autumn of 1881 he
was elected to the state assembly of
New York from the 21st district md
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-01-06

he served in that body continuously
until laN4. He introduced into the
assembly the first civil service bill
passed in 1883. In 1884 he was chair
man of the New York delegation to
the national Republican convention
He was nominated in 1886 as indie
pendent candidate for the New York
mayoralty, but, though, he received
the Republican endorsement, was de
feated by Abram S Hewitt, candi-
date of the United Democracy who
was elected by a plurality of $4,000
In May 1889 President Harrison
made him a men1ber Of the United
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-01-06
WAR WORK IN JAPAN

- TOXIC, Jan about $25O,O00
'cas raised in Japan in the American
united war work campaign, $175,000
in excess of the amount allotted to
be raised. About $4,000 was given
by foreigners, chiefly Americans and
the rest by Japanese who conducted
an energetic drive under the direc-
ton of Prince TokugawS
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Immediate CAUSE Of
ROOSEVELT'S DEATH

Of diseased tissue from the infected
ear. During June the Colonel made
addresses at Springfield, Mass. and
New York. The same month he
made a western tour during which
he suffered erysipelas in the leg
Early in November he entered a hos
Dital for treatment for rheumatism
While in the hospital reports were
current that he was more seriously
i'll than his physicians admitted
Roosevelt returned to oyster Bay on
Christmas remarking, u am feeling
bully"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-01-06
CALIFORNIA SOLONS
ADJOURN SESSION
.IIY A.socInted PrennI

tIIY Associated PresaI
SACRAMENTO, Jan 6.-The flag
over the state capitol was lowered
on news Of Roosevelt's death. Mem
bers of the senate and assembly ex-
pressed the belief that the opeuing
session today of the 43d California
legislature would be held to essential
business and early adjournment
taken with respect to Roosevelt.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-01-06

States civil service commission. Dur
ing his six years of incumbency he
tried to apply the test of merit to all
executive positions with the result
that the commission assumed an i'm
portance which it has preserved to
this day This post he relinquished
in 1897 to become assistant secretary
of the navy to Hon. John d. Long in
the first administration Of President
Mckinley. From the day he assumed
office he began urging preparation
for war with the result that this
country was prepared to defend or
(cozAamnsa On PAss FOur)
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'Ry As~~rISted Pre--'

CRy AsAesrIRted Presr'
WASHINGTON. Jan, 6. - Both
houses Of congress adjourned today
ss mark OF respect after adopting
resolutions OF regret on the death Of
Roosevelt
Ia presenting the formal resolu-
tions of che senate Democratic
Leader Martin eulogized Mr., Roose-
welt as "A truly great American"
SN~~~S&N~S4S
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-01-06
ARMY AND NAVY
HON0RS A HERO.

WASHINGTON, Jan 6.-Flatgs at
half mast on all public buildings an
nounced Roosevelts death. Secre-
tary Daniels and General March have
ordered flags at half mast on every
ship, shore station and army post at
home and abroad
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-01-06
ANOTHER DEATH.
IN THE FAMILY.
OF ROOSEVELTS.

aDy Associated PreHHl
BOSTON, Jan. 6.--ThOmas Lock
wood, father of Mrs. Archie Roose-
welt, died Saturday night but it was
not generally known until today
when the home was communicated
with in connection with the death Of
Roosevelt. Archie Roosevelt was &C
companying his wife from New York
whom the message overlook him and
he returned to Oyster Bay.
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ZERO WEATHER
ON OV|NA LINE

iUy Associated PreAsJ
WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
ON THE DIVNA FRONT Sunday,
Jan 6.-Below zero weather descend
ed today with the American forces
still holding the territory gained
when the village of Kadish was re-
captured.
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THOUSANDS GREET
WILSON IN ITALY

MILAN Sunday, Jan. 5--The
president journeyed from Rome to
Milan today, stopping at Genoa en-
route There he was greeted by
hundreds Of thousands who acclaim
ed him in extravagant terms and at
tempted to kiss his hand. The dem
onstration at Milan was of the same
character as at Genoa
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LICK
GERMANS IN.
OPEN FIGHT

iBy A-so"IateA Press
AMSTERDAM Jan 6.-The air,
dome Of Lawica, near POsen. was
stOrmed Sunday by Polish troops,
according to a Posen dispatch The
German garrison and all airplsnes
were captured after a flight
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NEW YORK, Jan 6.-The immed-
late cause Of Roosevelt's death was
a pulmonary embolism or Judgement
in the lung of a clot from a broken
vein, one OF his physicians stated.
The colonels last illness may be
dated from February 5th when it was
announced he had been removed
from Oyster Bay to the Roosevelt
hospital mere following an operation
to one of his ears. Soon after his
arrival in the hospital he underwent
two more operations for the removal
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ROOSEVELT DIES SUDDENLY
President and ROuQh Rider Found Dead in Bed at am
Fourth Immortal
of Our History
Q ny AssocIated Pre.n

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= SACRAMENTO, Jan. 6.-Gov- =
. ernor Stephens issued a state .
. ment paying a tribute to Amer =
. ica's fourth immortal-ROose- =
. welt His name will go down in .
= history with Washington, Lin, =
. coin and Grant" the governor =
. said =