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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
"EfficiencyoIs FatdI,"
Says ohio Coroner

CINCINNATI ohio. MAY -
Coroner A. {, Rauer who has gone
10 his country place on the Chesa
reakc bay for rest. gives this part
ing shot.
Efficiency Is killing ~ many poo
pie as automobiles are. but NOT IN sr
spectacular manner EFFICIENCY
properly carried out should be NE
saver II is designed to secure tho
maximum Uwount ~ results with
the minimum ~ wasted effort But
a. the craze has % now II produces
thF maximum amount OF result with
q corresponding amount Of wear and
tear ON the nervous systems ot its
Victims
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
GOLF ASSOCIATION WOULD
POSTPONE CANADIAN TOUR

CHICAGO May c2-Thc Eoynl
Canadian coli association today
wired President Charles T. Thomp-
son. OF the Western Golf association.
Willingness 10 postpone for a week
he tour of Canada by crack hmcrt-
,tn golfers sn that 'hcy might
compete IN the wcstcU ..amai,m
championship az 81 Louis juno -.
- and also play the Red Cross ca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

TT SkOGEE, Ala, MAY 1.-THE
3Sth annual commencement OF Tus
kcEcc >eapmal and Industrial lnsti-
tutc ended today with tho prcscnta-
ton of diplomas and certificates to
lot boys and girls ~ the graduating
elias. hv the principal. MANY white
persons attended Tho hnccalaureate
address wls delivered hv Isaac s
Fisher, an aluminus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
Sergeant Shines Shoes
Of Corporal After Bet

cOIUMulfS. ohio, May % Mill.
'lry courtesy and tradition have
h,,u Violated IN Columbus Tor
Sergeant t.. \. Jones' ~h'uch the
shoe ~ Corporal Charles J. Rlegg"t
a. Mckinlcv monument IN front OF
the ONO capitol while hundreds oi
mi--cstrd spectators looked on
Jorc. ho' racggor that the 3ith di-
vision would ANA IN Sew York hl
Apru II landed April 8 And
Jones did q good job at shoe shining
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

lpI.l MBUS. md MAY Is
IIcl.k.ah Grfn'h president OF the
Fr,, .Nauoul Ganh Of Columbus
danced a ug 70 .r.t ot hunk ana
wing exhibition of pioneer dtys ON
.l.s cIgh,,-c.gnth birthday. to shaw
that the hand ~ lEc had not s'ol
heavily upon hm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
PHONE 5000
Daily Food

I will pour upon the house 81 David, and
upoH tho inhahitApia Of Jerusalem, tho
Spirit ~ grace sid Of surphcaiions and
they shall look upon ne whom oihe, have
pierced. and they shall mourn Hech ~ 10
Strike mighty Ersrr my Ointy soul
Till melting waters flow,
And deem repentance droNu mine elh
In undlasembled Voc
Rend your hearts and not >our garments
and turn unto the ord your God for b,
is gracious and mctriul slow to anger. and
Of great kindnesscJio lN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

We take It that n some schrms
can he discovered to copirol atmos
pheric conditions that trans Allan
Tic air fllghta viii eventually be a
successful means of transportation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

The difference between tho Aus.
trians and tho Germans Is that the
Austrians know when they arc
liked 10 u stand still. and are will
ing TO admit H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

4 serious scicntlst seriously pre-
rents the proposition that cold
weather iE tho tN's most dan
crous enemy And here w.
had almost persuaded ourselves I'm n.
20 helievoInE It was thty9 new
tangled fly irapH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

The weakness Of Mr., Eberts bluf
n that he can't mako the allies
believe that he has anything better
than deuce IN the hole
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

Chairman Nili II. Hays.
Chairman VIII II lhta ~ the
rrrIn|.u national committee met
republican I,tGrfs In Chicago y'.f''.
drN foo plan 'n" prr-.Iru'ml rtw-
rAtn n. .''o Optimistic reports
Ntlo rIt,u.
MIR Ir.. VIu como 90 Tu'n next
IuurdHF ZOO meet local r,ruh.'du
I,iu,f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

An African frog sounds n call un-
der water which can be hoard for
miles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

~ "e nnalv1e tho returns tho
black peril which Threatened the
school hoard did not mhicrializc at
Tuesdays election
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

Tho editor 81 the Uonryctt1 stand.
ard has been accused of crap shoot
Ing lie explains that he Wa only
trap shooting. which. he contends Is
entirely different sport from rolling
the homes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

Tho hlling of Nin-on Mclean. the
millionaire baby Lp an automobile
accident In Washington tho p,her
day. merely shows that tho auto
speed devils are no Icsp,otcr OF
fortunes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

lnstchH ~ the old -tlmc sack and
potato races. tho NenryetH STANDARD
suggests as "A Fourth nf judy at'rpc-
tion a race between girls wearing he
new style skirts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

Aftcr reading his comments on re-
publirans and tho rolticll situation,
We ARE not at an surprised to icirn
that the editor NJ tho lIcnryutta
STANDARD has been accused ut shoot
Ing maps
The Washington times., 1919-05-11

$3.50 Dresden Rag Rugs,
$2.45
Fine grade heavyweight Dresden
Brand Rag Rugs; size 3x6 IT. in
rich shades OF blue, pink, gray.
green, brown and hello, with novel
ty borders. Made OF selected new
rags and excellent for bath and bed
rooms.
The Washington times., 1919-05-11
100 Jap Mating Rugs, $4.2s

po.U0 Jap Mating Rugs, $4.ZS
Extra close woven Japanese Mat
, ting Rugs, in red, blue, green and
Tan reversible carpet designs, AS
vel e light and dark Oriental and
ft.xI1.S IL and 8 ft.xiI.3 #.
oNS.Sft. KiEe. Regularly $500, at
SS.1S.
4 oxS.sft. sIEe. Regularly $3.50, at
Sa.1S.
The Washington times., 1919-05-11
So Cork-FMed Lmoleum
Run. S1.RS

filled Linoleums; in tile, parquetry
and Chinese designs; cOlorings OF
gray, tan, blue, green and brown:
size 3x6 IT,; for halls, bathrooms and
pantries; secured from a recent aue-
ton sale at savings of almost one
half GOIdeRbeFEs-FOurt Floor.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-27

 THE HOW PETER WAS GOING TO HAVE RAL'S PAPA MARRY AUNT GRACE
$ ABOUT DANL BEAR.

Mama was quite pleased. ''Why, yes l guess so. Halls papa certainly seems very nice"
 So Peter ran to invite them and things went Peters way very nicely. Halls papa, who was still rather young and certainly very handsome, helped Aunt Grace pop the corn and seemed to like her very much.
 ''Now," Peter said to himself, If they can only be alone a little while, perhaps he will ask her.
 So when mama went upstairs to tuck the twins in beds, Peter took Hal into the dining room to show him his new checker board and then called papa to ask him a question, but papa was no sooner safely in the dining room than he called Halls papa, too, and they were soon deep in a checker game. Peter sulked until the com pany was gone.
 What's the matter, old man?' ask ed papa, as he took Peter to bed.
 o." said Peter in disgust, T was agona have Halls papa marry Aunty Grace but you went and spoiled it all."
 Papa was too amazed to speak. Then he Sa i'd:
New Britain herald., 1919-06-27
AND TOMORROsy'S STO RY
(By the Story LadyD


 Peter and Hal were eating sand wiches on the back porch.
 Gee" said Hal between bits, Il wish I had a mama to give me sand Wiches and things. If I ask the cook she fusses; and. if I ask the house.. keeper, she tells me it isn't healthy; and then I have to go to the store and get candy or something"
 After Hal had gone Peter thought . the matter over. Who did he know that would make Hal a good mother? Just then Aunt Grace came tripping up the walk. She got a kiss in pay ment for peppermint and went on in the house. Peter heard her tell mama that she had come for supper. He had a sudden idea. Why not Aunt Grace :? +She was pretty, and Hal already liked her. He had called her a "peach" that very day. That she would give him sandwiches Peter was sure.
 Peter ran in to his mother. Mama, Hal says he and his dad get awful lonesome at night. Couldn't they come over after supper and we could have popcorn and play the new record daddy brought home tonight.'
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Harmon av, Pelhamwood. N Y; Sept 1

Harmon av, Pelhamwood Y; Sept II:
11.yT. s.p c; atty, c Hallock go - sdo p
HARRIsON Av. 211s-24. e 9, l5511x irreg;
isnn Ksntucsy Ky Holdlng CO to- Abel King 81
wAsHiNG'foN AV' 2o33. T. 25xi45;
ape5 Gd $50 Ssaty way GO So Sept taUyeTs Ivy yrs T'
, c; atty. Lawyers Title & Co: lGo
Hill Ivy Av. 8, s75 Randall av 6cxioo 90
Bank. South Sd av. Mt Vernon. Y
SEPT iHo yrs I, C; atty Lawyers Tit,s pds
ANTHONY Av, W $. 1ls 174th st. 22.7x
ss.I; Louis zipkin and ano to GiuIo
Sept 79 q o., 2 yrs q p c; attys, Wendell 70 &
3sxftS I,ay hy ,ey"IIon iasl asth ba st.
Bueher. 2122 Bryant av, Sept II;
yr. p G. atty. c II Baechler. 1925
VYSE Av, 5. 1l4.7 Home st. 1ooxl0o
jsidor Taubin to Dora Finkelstein. 1900
ath ay' Sept 10; due April l. 1920, spc;
18TH ST. 8. 1916 Willis nv. 25x1oo
kathryn o. Turner to Albert r Hart
% atiys w. Raps beg K K sss' sss B%ay IVA ssSoS Sss
WHITLocK Av. s4l. W .. 25xloo; Louis
Iubalin 10 Barclay Holding Corp, Pr
bway; pr mtg, $500; Sept 2: a'a yrs,
per cent; atty. II Zieser. @17 H~oad-
cAsrp, ST: as. . 5. so1ioo; Av 'siai? Mar9
pr mtg 5000; Sept II; yrs. per
cent; atty. Title Guar & r Co. l75
SWAY ....-..,............ .......... 81 500
BRYANT AV. 1852 W S. 25xl00: John j.
l<roog to Arthur Knox. 7sf Park AH;
sept II 3 yrs. 5is per cent; atty. Title
RoSELLE ST. w 3, 95.4 II Silvor. 25X125;
Anna Rotner to Fred NJ Weis. 1883
Hersche: pr mtg. $500: Sept 5:
yrs per cent; atty. f NJ Weiss & Co,
l2O Westchester sq..............s2,3O 800
FAIRMOUNT PL. s =. l77.3 W Marmion av
Baehmanr. 1898 Paramount pl: nr mtg.
S3,tO0; Sept II; yrs. per ccne; atty,
lStle Guar & Y Co. 17o lSway... 81 500
SOUTHERN BLVD, { s. 325 l5arretto,
,oHlOO; i3eni Moore ana ano to Colum-
ba Constr Co, 32lo Sd ay: Or mtg, SSH
80; Aug |; instals, 6 per cent: a,ly.
Tltlc Guar & 7 Co. l76 Bway 49,. sl25 500
COCRTLANDT AV, sos w s. 2sx99 Jerry
ID Agostno to VIM IL Sands. 22 e 4ad
st. and ano, trustee; Sept 2; ) yrs,
per cent; atty. MiddlebroolI & B, 4G
1e5TIf ST. s2i =. s. soxioo. JACOB $500
Weiss to Jenney Bartels, S24 y IG5th
st: pr mtg, $4,000. Sept ~; YES
per cent; atty. J Weiss. s24 Z 1G5th
l7sD sr. AZ E. $. aoxii7.o: Rosesog sou
Realty Co to Helen Appenheimer. 3544
Bway: pr mtg. $4,000; Sept II; instals
6 per cent; atty. Title &. Mtg CO.
1876 Bway ........... 00G
RIVER AV. e =. 100 s. l5oth st. 1O0xi00;
Allenby Realty Corp to Commonwealth
Savings Bank. 2007 Amsterdam av.
Sept II: yrs, 6 per cent; atty. \ Y
Title & Mtg Co, 135 Bway' s25. 900
l@6TH ST $, 1916 w Wiilis av. 20.6xl00;
Louis Pein and to Cornelia Hoyt
3sl l. 136th st: Sept II: 5 yrs per
cent: atty c Hoyt 381 E 13Sth st~s5 300
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

'ti!,ons fta N.Y. York at p M as tellows slt,
Siam, Cochin China and Netherlands East
Indies, via San Francisco. per steamship
Shinyo Maru, September IL.
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China and ST.
IBERIA. via San Francisco. per steamship
Colombia, September Is.
Philippine Islands and Cochin China,
Via San Francisco. per steamship Colusa,
September Is.
Japan. Corea. China, Siberia, Siam Co
chin China. Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and
Victoria b. c., per steamship Empress OF
Japan.
FIJI Islands New Zealand and Aus
tralia. Via Vancouver and Victoria. b. c..
per steamship Niagara. September 90.
Tahiti. Marquesns, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and specially addressed mall
Tor Australia. via San Franciscof per
steamship Tofua. September 22.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
To-day

The ares September carries Off
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
FOREIGN PORTS

ANTWERp Sept, a.-sailcd: Steamers
pHLboA, Sept IT, W. - Arrived 18th:
steamer Crown Of cadia lBrl, Honolulu
BoMBAY. Sept G.EArriyea: Steamer
City Of Bristol (Br.(, New York via AL
EuENos AYREs, Sept .. - Sailed
steamer Meteror ,Br.). New York
CoQuIMBA. Sept. lo.--Arrived: Steam
er GasIIe s,,.o Point, Norfolk
Steamer Middiebury, Car.agena. Sailed
nth: Steamers Rolpl Ipswich. Los An
EeIes Ta3pic9: Wse~eIn Comet. New
News; Kangi' Plymouth.
oDsoy1 D0vhk S.S SEPT yor, ~ For rasssd nn, Steamer
DTNKlRk, Sept. 9.-Arr!ved: Steamer
Lieutenant de Mssiessy (Fr). New Or
GIBRALTAR, Sept. 1o.-Arrived: Steam.
er Aoana Utal). Galveston via Pensa
iIAvRE. Sept, lo-Arrived: Steamer
ampton.
hiLpoNAN, Sept. ll-Passsd. steame,
Henshaw Grom seattls). Manila
LIVERPOOL. Sept ll.-Arrived: Steam
sbr);; New York: Rapdan (Br2. Boston
Sailed nth; Steamers Polycarp (Br), New
York 03onian (Br), Norfolk.
Nigaristan Br3, Norfolk for French eI",ls' port
LONDON, Sept. 1l.-Sailed Steamers
Michigan (Br.), New York; Bromela, New
Orleans.
MANCHESTER. Sept. IL. - Arrived
steamer Caledonian (Br). Boston.
ROTTERDAM. Sept. 6.-Arrived: Steam
ers Oyaka, Newport News; Sth, steamers
Esopus. Newport News; Fort Riley. New
York via Baltimore; Lake Cara Balt!-
more; Swarte Zee CDutch), Baltimore
9th, steamers Ocland tNor) Norfolk and
Newport News Sailed. 9Th: Steamers
Sassenheim. Cape Breton sth, steamer
Randwyk. Hampton Roads.
SHANGHAI. Sept 10.-Sailed: Steamer
Sagaporaok, Now York
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Going ing On To-day

Froe admission to the Aquariu1n
metropolitan Museum Of Art Admiration
free.
American Museum of Natural History. Ad
mission free
American Museum of Safety. Admission
free. "
Van cortandt Park Museum Admission
free. "
NGw rN. York Geological Park. Admission
Convention Association Of American Dairy.
rood and Drug Officials.
Addrsss. Dr. NJ. II. Harris. '"rhe Creates,
Ituildlns Project in ;he History OF the
Ne" York Jewish Community" Templc
israel Of Harlem. 120th street ana
l.enoX Avenue. / a. m.
fleid day 13th Coast Artillery Corps 70
view Of regiment by Major General
John T. Organ. brooklyn Athletic
r,sld, Avenue and East Sixteenth h
street. brooklyn. p. m.
Mass meeting carpenters, Webster Hall
l19 East Eleventh street, : y m.
EVENING
Dance, Catholic club of our Lady OF Tho
M'racuious Medal, clubhouse. Mctropol-
lta Avenue and John street, BROOKLYN
d -.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Quarters for Actors Fidelity

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for brakes Restaurant the
building at 1872 West Forty third Stree
to the Actors Fidelity League, and a
floor at ga Cortlandt Street to the Big
Five Operation Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Joins Prince & Ripley Forces

E. c. Good, formerly connected with
the Southfield Point Realty Company
at Stamford. Conn, is now ASSOCIATED
with Prince & Ripley, at their Pelham
office.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

downtown
coENTIEs SLIP, p, W s. 27s45: p IN;
Manson. ia Milton st. Bklyn: due Mar
!, 1929: 6 p c; nttys. c &s T Perry. $40
ManhattaY az * Bklyn ,a,,. 20 T., IS;
Cross lane; p m: Sept 3; X & A Realty
co to metropolitan Life ms Co; due
Nov J. 1894; p C; attys. BUTCHER r &.
East Side
2ATH or. 1864 L. assignment lease by
S,a KAY of mortgage to secure notes 700
Schleifer. 1856 Rivington st due June I:
p,2,9sa 1s2G c; atty $ Rubenstei%: dSS lSS
LEXIMGToS 1!GaUo 81 Av. sss4 s. COS s'iGet 5lse
y Title & Mortg Co. 1876 Dway; ; yrs;
ssrfi s'r, 525 Il. n $ 27o.s Av b. 24'ilS
1908; y m; sept II: Christian COLI to
1ly i-ahr. 431 Il saith st; due Jan !. 1929;
p C; atty, Geo stcin"uller. lsll ad Sd
5riI Az. 3. soil y losth st. 5oxs4: p m;
Sept $: VIM Stein 80 the Presbyterian
pc: atty. 4 T. d T Go. 176 Bway s65. 900
West Side
IL: Joseph Bieiweiss to Guardian nold
ing Co. 80 r 42d st; . yrs. 3 {; atty.
r & T co; l'6 Broadway s23' 100
& Trust Co. $50 Broadway; yrs 8 q
p ......:.:::,.. 3, 900
ST NICHOLAS AV. $. 112.7 l20th st,
31.SXSS. 6x27x71.1l; p IN: Sept II: Keller
Realty Co to Schorn Contracting Co, 5ls
Cleveland st; BROOKLYN st. BROOKLYN; ;
due Sept I. 1922. c; atty, II B Davis.
1slrri s'r sss W, $; i5 sxss.ll m;
Sept 8: Eleanor Williams to Kenrose
Realty Co. $50 w 9th st; insta.s. c:
pr ntgc $4,000; atiys. Lewis & s. 200
Broadway .......... ........,.... ~ 900
145TH ST, s 325 q I.enox av, 50xl74.1O
to II Hath st; Sept II; Thompson Bros.
inc. to Title Guar s. Trust Co, l76
s11,500
ST NICHOLAS AV. X l1l.11 n of for,ne r
c of l4Sth st (closed). lSXl26 IN;
Aug %; John Glcnnon to Alex Mac
Kenz!e. Glen Spey, Sullivan Co. Y due
Sept 10. 1924. 5A p c, attys, Dulon &.
Roo. ~ Park Row. w...............S12 900
16STH ST, $40 W, $, l6.Sx95; p m; Sept
IL Michael Mulcahy to Lawyers Title
Trust Co. 105 Broadway; yrs, 5 =
c -.,..,-....-...... ........%4 900
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Classified Advertisements
HELP WANTED MALE


I YOC NG MAN to assist In dental supply bus
! mess; good chance for advancement. Call
A. NJ. so Union Square, Room 1912.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
CLERKS.

Good pay, congenial sur
roundings, permanent positions,
opportunity for rapid advance
ment for intelligent young
ladies over 16 years. Convenient
to all Brooklyn. Jersey City and
all local transit facilities. Call
or write. F. M. Lupton, Pub
Usher, 80 Lafayette ST., N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Bronx

WASHINGTON. AV. 1869 W s. 27Sxl36.s:
L B Contracting Co to Harry Calm. $3.50
Grand nv: pr mtge $4,000; Sept 10:
Yrs c. a''Ss' cam q r aoo ~
W WASHINGTON AN. 1871. S, 27x135.6;
same to Philip Wattenbcrg. $50 Pros
pcct av; pr mtgc $4,000 Sept To-
yrs. p c; atty. same ......... s3752
163D ST. 725 F., s. 25xSs4; Ralph VIII
son to Anna Schneider 29o + 160th st;
Sept 81 due Jan ]. 1922, c; attys.
Hanley e f. q Cedar ct ......... So 500
175TH ST, 400 E, y F. 27x1o3; I. B Con-
tracing Co to Arthur T Bolton. 70
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
HELP WANTED FEMALE

BiNDERY paste and glue hands: also girls
to learn bookbindiug: steady employment :
good wages. bright sanitary factory. Apply
after a m. or write Gresham. Rank Book
Co. $40 Hudson st. near Spring at.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
IIighest tempnrntnrc ves1nrdur -0

Hl%hest tempornturc Yesterday % degrees
'at i:lo y. m) lowest. 56 tat q n. n.y. .
average. 63; average same date last year. G3 ::
average same date for thirty three years. 6S
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

Local Official Record.-'Thc following Of
fetal record from the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures during the Inst ty-fo,r
hours in comparison with the corresponding
date OF last unar.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

BRACELET-I.ost. diamond and platinum
bracelet containing IL diamonds; lib
erai reward; no questions asked. Schuyler
S531.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Weather Report

Sun rises. :3i n. M. Sun sets 7:10p. M
Moon rises. 9:oG r. IN. Moon sets. TO :36 a. M
Local Official Forccast-Fair and con-
tinuing cool Saturday and Sunday diminish
ms northwest winds, becoming variable Sun
day.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
Humidity
Barometer Readings
s n M. 1864 p. NJ. % IS p. M o9.Sl
Other Peop)e's Weotbcr


WASHINGTON, Sept. 12-No reports
were received to-day from the vicinity of
Inc tropical storm. 1t is probably central
Tonight in the vicinity of latitude q de-
grees and Longitude 90 degrees. and hurri-
cane warnings have been continued along
the Missss ;pDi and Louisiana coasts with
storm WARNINGS to the eastward as far As
Pensacola and 10 the westward as far as
Corpus Christie, Tex.
Another disturbance that was over Ontario
Yesterday morning is off the Maine
coast, with greatly increased intensity.
Northwest storm warnings were displayed
Provincetown, Mass. Over the lake region
and the central valleys and in the far North
west pressure is high with a low area be-
tween.
Rains were general in the lower lake re-
g,on. the Middle Atlantic states and New
LnRiand and continue in northern New Eng
land. There were also local showers in the
Southern states. eastern Colorado south
eastern Wyoming. New Mexico. extreme
western Texas and the far Northwest while
over the central portions of the country the
weather was fair.
II is considerably cooler in the Ohio Val,
cept liorda and also in the north ROCKY
Mountain region. in the Pacific states il is
warmer
With the exception of showers in tho
South. fair weather viii prevail Saturday
and Sunday cast of the Mississippi River.
IL VIII be somewhat warmer Saturday in
me upper Lake region and Sunday in tnc
Ohio Valley. the lower lake region and the
interior OF the Middle Atlantic states.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

:. Special Vicinity Forecasts. Eastern New
\ ork. fair. continued cool Saturday SUNDAY
1alr. warmer III western portion
Western New York, fair Saturday: Sum-
day fair and warmer
Delaware. New Jersey and Southern New
England. fair continued cool Saturday and
Sunday.
Eastern Pennsylvania. fair. continued cool,
Saturday; Sunday fair. slightly warmer.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

COoK-Good plain cook: part housework
references required Phone Lenox 6a3S
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM
PANY.-Cleans by compre sscd air, steam
hand or on floor 419 East 4Sth ST. COE 4
BRANDT. Telephone 1873 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

Transpaoido Maias
The connecting mails close n, tho oar.
sral Postoftlcs and City Han nostofSfcA
New-York tribune., 1919-09-13

Cutbhcr.. Rrenos Ayros 3 30 AM 12 90 NJ
SusGuc hanna, ,Capetown II 90 NJ 2 100 pm
Bristol, BuenoS Ayrea. IL 90 NJ 200 PM
Defiance. London ..... , 90 NJ
san. LcOnOra. Cr!StObal - ! 90 NJ
lingara Para ....... --- 10 90 NJ
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BALTIMORE, Sept l3.-Arrived. steam
~ Santa Teresa. Philadelphia. sailod:
Steamers Anton Nan pricl CDutch), Rot
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New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
SNil To -ilnY
Arno. Cristobal .... -
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